Mysuru: "If Hindu religion is disliked by other communities, the religion can be earmarked only for Brahmins who can be accorded the linguistic and religious minority status," opined KSOU Deputy Registrar and Scholar Dr. Shelvapillai Iyengar.
He was speaking after inaugurating the 'Yuva Goshti' organised as part of the District Brahmin Convention at Sri Ganapathy Sachchidananda Ashrama on Nanjangud Road here yesterday. Dr. Shelvapillai Iyengar recalled that Brahmins during yesteryears were focussing on study of Vedas and Agama Shastra but over the years, they along with students of other communities stepped into modern education.
