The Hindu Revolution (Hindi: Hindu Kranti or Dharma Kranti) is a term in Hindu nationalism referring to an ongoing "revolutionary movement" aiming to overthrow the pseudo-secular Republic of India and replace it with a Hindu State (Hindu Rajya or Rashtra). In particular, the movement is directed at what is perceived as hostile penetration of Hindu society by both Islam and Western cultural and religious neo-imperialism and neo-colonialism.
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