BRAHMINS IN TAMILNADU AND THE CULTURAL ATTACK
The Xtians and their pastors who came to India with the first Europeans, the Protugese and later with the English, started their missionary work with lots of zeal. It is reported that some of the earliest convert Christians in Kerala were from Brahmin families and they sported the tuft on their head, wore the sacred thread but worshiped at the church. The conversion which started with the active support of the rulers of the different regions from Portugese in the western shore to French in the eastern shore to English in major part of the country was continuing ever more actively especially in the coastal areas and tribal areas in the forest lands of central and north east India. The entire north east India has almost completely got converted to Xtianity with the missionaries' aggressive designs and work. Some of the traditional tribal practices have become totally extinct in these areas. The forest lands of Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, Chattisgarh and similar states where there