Advantages
- The economic and social welfare of the people of non native faiths in bharath will be directly proportinal and dependent on the followers of native faiths (shaiva, vaishnava, sikh, jain, budhism, lingayath).
- Permanent and probably a biggest solution to any kind of past and future enmity between people of native and non native faiths.
- Population control.
Process
- All religious places native faiths of bharat in bharath will come under an independent body which gives a % of what income generated by the dharmic place to it's maintenance, religious activities etc., It will of course never should be less than 1/5th or 1/3rd of its annual income.
- No religious places can own any land beyond it's current operation. All such land should and will be auctioned and money will go to the temple as part of it's annual income. ex:- land donated to temple.
- All members, employees of this independent body should meet minimum requirements.
- They should be at least 3rd generation of followers of a native faith. (Ex: grand parents, parents and they are either hindu, jain or sikh etc.,)
- They should know 5 languages.
- sanskrit (fluency mandatory)
- any non native language (fluency mandatory)
- any 3 native languages.
- All income other than what has been allocated will go to the central fund.
- Central fund will be like a savings only account and only the interest generated from it shall be used for the following purposes
- Scholarships to 3rd generation girls of non native faith for those pursuing academics in STEM.
- The remaining will be spent on building, running, maintaining gurukuls.
- The core committee will contain 7 (board of directors) who will guide 21 (regional heads) other members who will look over the affairs at each region of bharath.
- Only people of native faith will be employed directly and indirectly. This applies to individual temples, those who supply materials to it, those who work for or at it.