Discovering India Through The Bharatiya Lens Breaking the Colonial and Marxist Myth - E-book - ePub

Dr. Kamlesh Kumar Bajaj holds a Ph. D. degree in Physics from McMaster University, Canada, and a Master's degree from the University of Delhi. He has authored a book, Office Automation, at Macmillan India, and co-authored a book, E-Commerce: The Cutting Edge of Business, at McGraw Hill. As the Founder Director of CERT-In, Ministry of Information Technology, and Founder CEO, Data Security Council of India, NASSCOM, he has pioneered cyber security and data privacy in the government and industry for two decades since 2000.
He was a Distinguished Fellow at the East West Institute, a global think tank based out of the United States, for ten years. He was a mentor professor at NIIT University, Neemrana, up until 2018. He has authored several policy papers on these subjects both at the national and international levels in committees and conferences. He is a Fellow of the National Academy of Sciences and a Fellow of the Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers.
As an avid reader of history, politics, Marxism, Hindu epics, and Vedic scriptures, Kamlesh kept his interest alive in global political developments. Being a part of the cyberspace policies, he has seen how the global narratives are being created by the West. His interest in historical books was revived, in particular in Nehru's 'Discovery of India', which is a colonial narrative based on the Aryan Invasion Theory.
He set out to explore the way it was created by Nehru using the 'Western lens'. It took him three years to dive into several original books available in the digitized world to understand the colonial era and to discover India, that is, Bharat, through the 'Bharatiya lens'.