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Only Vaalmeeki Raamaayan has been called history. Other Raamaayan are only poetry - partly based on history. Till today, no comparable book on history has been written. It gives 89 dates in the life of a single man Raam who lived up to 70 years of age (rule of 11000 days). 'Celebrated authors' cannot give so many dates even from their own life. Any modern treatise on history, like 5-volume Cambridge history of India, or 12-volume Bharatiya Vidya Bhawan series, also will not have so many dates about one person. These scholars may trace a single text book on modern history which gives the day of 8-15-1947 when India was given freedom, though celebrated authors are not willing to be free.

Smallest of Indian customs, social setup, are based on Raamaayan and Mahaabhaarat - but celebrated authors look only to Oxford for guidance, they cannot see our own society. They expect that dates should be given in Julian calendar which was revised by Pope Gregory in 1582 BC. There was never any need to revise Kali Samvat, or Vikram Samvat which determine our festivals till today. But none of the celebrated people knows how to read a Panchaang which is known to at least 15 people in each village. In each village, people have read Raamaayan or Bhaagavat Puraan minutely, but JNU (Jawahar Lal Nehru University) scholars take pride in not understanding a single line of those books.

Asur kingdoms have been very clearly written. There were Daitya and Daanav. Mahishaasur was asked to go back to Paataal Lok which was North America. South America was Rasaatal (Amazon Valley). Daanav were in Turkey, Europe-Greek Alexander was descendant of Dionysus - father Baccus.

Daitya were in North Africa where Prahlaad ruled. Only total illiterates can link them with backward classes. They have no idea of any class or caste. No caste or group is complete - they are part of overall social set up. There cannot be one country of washermen, another of blacksmiths, another of teachers, and next of army men. All have to remain in the same country. Persons taking pride in ignorance about all Indian books may see Indika of Megasthnese - he has described 7 classes - none of them called backward or Asur.

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