Sanatan Par Vaar

The caste system that dominates debates about Hinduism today did not arise from within — it was planted and cultivated by foreign invaders as a weapon against Sanatana Dharma and its followers. This is the central argument of Sanatan Par Vaar, which traces how a deliberate conspiracy transformed the ancient varna system — a functional division of labour that anticipated modern economic theory — into the rigid hierarchy that became caste.

Ankeshwar Mishra examines the atrocities committed against Sanatana Dharma and its practitioners by those who came to conquer India, dismantling the myths and misconceptions that have accumulated around these events. The book draws a sharp distinction between the original varna structure, in which role was determined by aptitude and function rather than birth, and the casteism that was subsequently weaponised to fracture Hindu society.

For readers who want to cut through decades of distorted historiography and understand what Sanatana Dharma actually was — and what was done to it — this is a pointed, argument-driven account.