One who considers this vast stretch of land called Bharat From the Sindhu to the Sindhu (Indus to the Seas) as his fatherland (or land of one's ancestors) and holy land is the one who will be termed and remembered as a Hindu. (Vinayak Damodar Savarkar)

One who considers this vast stretch of land called Bharat From the Sindhu to the Sindhu (Indus to the Seas) as his fatherland (or land of one's ancestors) and holy land is the one who will be termed and remembered as a Hindu.

Vinayak Damodar Savarkar

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