India, July 14 -- In today's India, history is being selectively rewritten to suit a particular political ideology. As a result, the important roles played by religious and social minorities-especially Christians, Muslims, and Dalits-in building the nation are being ignored or forgotten. Their contributions in areas such as education, culture, politics, and social reform are often overlooked in schoolbooks and public discussions, while majoritarian stories dominate the national narrative.

In response to my earlier article in Indian Currents (June 16-22, 2025, pp. 32-34), a few readers requested proof of this erasure. While the question was sincere, it reflects a larger issue: many people are unwilling to acknowledge the depth and systemi...