Yes, this is what I meant. If this can be done, India can effectively change the conversation on secularism vs Hindutva to showing what Hindutva really means on world stage. In doing so, it could have a long-term plan to counteract the agenda of foreign interests such as from the West and China, as the Hindutva project is working with the democracy in place and can effectively win over Indian citizens of any background so long as they love India and its indigenous culture.

On that note, if we are to anchor Indian Christians, Indian Muslims, Indian Jews, and Indian Atheists as part of the Hindu civilizational core, it helps to research how the different Abrahamic religions work.

Various types of Christianity (i.e. Ebionites, Marcionism, Gnostic Christianity, Post-Christian Christianity, St Thomas Christianity, and even the Eastern Orthodox Church of Russia) could be used as inspirations to create this Dharmic Christianity, especially since Christianity has always been a political force/tool that can be easily adapted to the native culture of a land. Previously, foreign missionaries have used it to divide India, that is Bharat; we should instead use it to unite the country.

As for Indian Muslims, you must separate them from the Ummah and make up a new form of ‘Dharmic Islam’, especially if the situation in the Middle East does not resolve and the genocides are still being perpetuated. I recently read Elaine Ellinger’s work on Substack and it was very eye-opening on what the top leaders of Islamic society is trying to do. What the average Indian Muslim who loves India and the Bhagavad Gita thinks of Islam is very different from what their top leadership is trying to do. You would also need to address the anti-Jewish, anti-Christian, and of course anti-Hindu thoughts inherent in Muslim scripture.

In the case any Jews come to India, seeking refuge from Western nations, we must also ensure they are properly welcomed into the Dharmic fold as well, especially as the ‘Christian’ West becomes more attacked by Islamic forces. I do not think I need to spend too much time on Indian Atheists as Indian Dharmic traditions already have a place for this people and can be easily incultured into wider Dharmic society if the previous issues mentioned are properly addressed.