Brahmana trust
I had alluded to the formation of a trust primarily to prevent any liability claims on the donated money. Brahmanas are usually honest, and on a percentage basis, probably pay one of the highest tax rates. These same taxes are used to actively support these DK/DMK/PMK/ABCDKKKK thugs. Most of the rest are getting subsidies or hiding their taxes from the govt by keeping property in other peoples' names etc.
So Brahmanas need not feel any guilt about sponsoring downtrodden people of their own community. If a MBC/SC/ST child applies to a govt college, the tuition fees are waived, and also a stipend is sometimes given. The student does not even have to spend money on coaching classes since obtaining a bare minimum of 40% marks is enough to get into Anna University.
This is not to say that Brahmanas should consider themselves opposed to other castes. After all, most are our Hindu brethren and we must strive to live together in equality and peace with them as much as possible. I would like to remind people that some OBCs like Mr. Vijayan of the VOICE forum do oppose the 69% TN quota in violation of the Supreme Court orders. Of course, he got his quota of beatings in 1994 for that.
In the future, if the fund corpus grows large enough, and the number or quality of Brahmana applicants is not
adequate, I feel some of the funds may also be used to sponsor poor children of other castes who believe in Hinduism, and do not belong to the DK/PMK/KKKK etc.
I had alluded to the formation of a trust primarily to prevent any liability claims on the donated money. Brahmanas are usually honest, and on a percentage basis, probably pay one of the highest tax rates. These same taxes are used to actively support these DK/DMK/PMK/ABCDKKKK thugs. Most of the rest are getting subsidies or hiding their taxes from the govt by keeping property in other peoples' names etc.
So Brahmanas need not feel any guilt about sponsoring downtrodden people of their own community. If a MBC/SC/ST child applies to a govt college, the tuition fees are waived, and also a stipend is sometimes given. The student does not even have to spend money on coaching classes since obtaining a bare minimum of 40% marks is enough to get into Anna University.
This is not to say that Brahmanas should consider themselves opposed to other castes. After all, most are our Hindu brethren and we must strive to live together in equality and peace with them as much as possible. I would like to remind people that some OBCs like Mr. Vijayan of the VOICE forum do oppose the 69% TN quota in violation of the Supreme Court orders. Of course, he got his quota of beatings in 1994 for that.
In the future, if the fund corpus grows large enough, and the number or quality of Brahmana applicants is not
adequate, I feel some of the funds may also be used to sponsor poor children of other castes who believe in Hinduism, and do not belong to the DK/PMK/KKKK etc.