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The Brahmanas were offering the shastras to the britannia. this picture tells that many Indians willingly gave their ancient texts to the Britannia.

This picture indicates the time when the Brahmanas had given the Shastras to

Britannia, an iconic symbol or figure to the British.We can see that how the Brahmanas are bowing to the great Britannia this shows how easily we had accepted the British through their "alliance" with us. Then it lead to something we all know as the Indian Freedom Struggle.

This figure is showing the Brahmanas offering the Shastras to the the Britannia who is the one who holds power in them. This figure even gives a thought that the Indian's accepted the British rule on their own will.

Arushi

This figure shows the Brahmans offering the Shastras to the Britannia. This picture tries to suggest that the Indians willingly gave over their ancient texts to the Britannia.

Paravi

This picture shows the Brahmans offering the Shastras to Brittania who is an angel with a spear in her hands.This also shows that the Indians by their own will accepted British

rule.

Nayonika Das

this is the iconic picture of britain and the brahmanas offering the shastras to britannia

Poorna Sumanth

Brahman offering the Shastras to Britannia...

Minchu

Iconic figure {women} collecting Shastras

Abdul Hadi The people thought that British are friendly and powerful than their ruler

Aarav - Brahmins offering shastras to the britanian statue. The british people wanted to show indians that they were powerful

jagruth-there isa women giving shastras to the britannia in front of the statue

SASHA

iconic figure of britain

The Brahmanas are offering the Shastras to the Britannia, which was an iconic symbol of British power. An angel with a spear was an icon. This picture gives us the imperial feel that many of the Indians, even the Brahmans accepted the British Raj readily

 Dushyanthits like a qeen funding poor people with money

Look carefully at the picture and explain how this image projects an imperial perception.