• In quoted text, throughout this work, term India and Indian have been substituted by term India and Indian respectively. Exceptions are titles of the books and names of the organizations, only to avoid any confusion with regard to their identity. Why have I done this? Let me explain it my way -
What is in a मंत्र Mantr? Why is it that it must be repeated again and again, over and again? Like ॐ Om your new Mantr ought to be भारतवर्ष India.
When you identify your country as India, you relate yourself to a history of few hundred years. When you identify your nation as India, you relate yourself to a heritage that goes back to the time immemorial. Every time you think of your nation you must think of it as India ~ it must become your second nature. If you write it as India, if you call it as India, if you see it in print again and again written as India you cannot truly perceive it as India. You must understand what is in a name and the significance of its repetition.
• Quoted texts, throughout this work, may have some words highlighted with bold or italics or underlined. My purpose is to hold reader’s attention around those words.
• Quoted texts, throughout this work, may/may not have some insertions like [*added text matter] or (*added text matter). My intension is to help readers with greater clarity.
• I spell Sanskrit terms in English differently. The reason has been explained in a logical manner later in this work.
• My use of term his would generally mean his/her unless the context demands otherwise.