The so-called founding fathers of our constitution have made sure that it is going to take quite some time to fully decolonize ourselves from the clutches of an occupying mindset. We are still occupied and still communicating in a language foreign to our lands, we cannot be guilty about it but sure as hell can try to change ourselves. 

But here's the catch. To change ourselves, we need political will. It's 2019, and so far the only government that has spoken about this kind of change and has allowed a tiny bit of change to happen is the Modi government. We're only getting started though. Meanwhile, to keep us divided and keep India weak as an economic power, there are a lot of dividing forces, funded by competing economic powers making sure India remains weak and unstable. Conniving insiders help make this happen, people like Seeman, Thirumurugan Gandhi and many who oppose Modi fall in this camp. They want to keep us weak, restrict our potential by dividing us. Why are they still Indian citizens? Well, our constitution is still occupied by a colonial mindset, that's why. 

One stone, two mangoes. We argue why we'd like to see some change in one of the most holy untouched taboo topics of conversation - constitutional law. If the Supreme Court can continue its tradition of wearing colonial era black robes and "mi lord" addresses and at the same time attack our historical traditions like the recent Sabarimala issue, it is time for us to rise against this unfair treatment by an occupied colonial mindset. 

Welcome to season 3 of our podcast. We are more intolerant than ever. Join our movement, we are INTOLERANT INDIANS!