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J Sai Deepak delves into the role and perception of the Justice Party, British colonialists, and the missionary movements. He explores the historical context of British colonialism in South India, the rise of the Justice Party, and the interplay between caste and religion.
Deepak begins by highlighting the early interactions between British colonialists and South India. Unlike Bengal and Buxar, Madras was colonized later, initially by the Portuguese. The Portuguese influence is evident in the establishment of churches and the destruction of temples, such as those in Mylapore. The British, upon arriving in South India from Bengal, were struck by the stark cultural differences, leading them to view India's diversity as a sign of disunity.
The British perceived India as a diverse and synthetic entity with no inherent unity. This perception was reinforced by the hot climate of Madras, which made it a punishment posting for British officials, leading to a degree of administrative neglect. In response, the British established hill stations like Ooty and Kodaikanal as retreats. This neglect, coupled with a growing sense of regional separatism fueled by missionary work, laid the groundwork for demands for special treatment for the South.
Deepak discusses the Justice Party's historical role in advocating for special treatment and its complex relationship with the British and the Indian National Congress. The Justice Party, influenced by missionary work, sought to maintain the status quo and frequently petitioned the British to remain in power. This loyalty to the British contrasted sharply with the Indian independence movement led by figures like Rajaji and Annie Besant.
Deepak critically examines the role of missionaries in influencing the Dravidian movement and their push for the destruction of caste. He argues that the missionaries' goal was not to create an egalitarian society but to facilitate conversions to Christianity by removing caste barriers. Initially, caste was seen as a significant obstacle to conversion, particularly among Brahmins. When direct conversion of Brahmins proved difficult, missionaries aimed to create a rift between Brahmins and non-Brahmins to convert the latter.
Deepak explains how the missionaries targeted non-Brahmin communities in Tamil Nadu for conversion. These efforts were not driven by a sense of persecution among these communities but by strategic goals to undermine Brahminical authority and expand Christian influence. This strategy led to significant conversions in southern parts of Tamil Nadu, altering the social fabric of the region.
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1. "The British man when he comes to the south from Bengal he's asking himself how can this be part of the same culture when there are such clear stark differences."
2. "The British perceived India's diversity as an artificial synthetic creature with no commonality or unity."
3. "Madras was a punishment posting for British colonialists, unlike Bengal."
4. "Neglect from the colonial establishment coupled with a homegrown feeling of separatism contributed to special treatment for the South."
5. "The Justice Party constantly petitioned the British to stay back, showcasing their loyalty."
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