Sita Ram Goel
Sita Ran Goel (1921 - 2003) era un outor i un publicitairo. El fui ancarregado an 1921 an Haryana. Studou l story na ounibersidade de Delhi. Screbiu muitos libros. An alguns trabalhos criticou l quemunismo, l'eislon i l cristandade.

Bibliografie 
 Hindu Society under Siege (1981, revised 1992) ISBN 8185990670
 The Story of Islamic Imperialism in India (1982; second revised edition 1994) ISBN 8185990239
 How I Became a Hindu (1982, enlarged 1993) ISBN 8185990050 [5]
 Defence of Hindu Society (1983, revised 1987) ISBN 8185990247
 The Emerging National Vision (1983)
 History of Heroic Hindu Resistance to Early Muslim Invaders (1984; 2001) ISBN 8185990182
 Perversion of India's Political Parlance (1984) ISBN 8185990255
 Saikyularizm, Râshtradroha kâ Dûsrâ Nâm (Hindi: "Secularism, another name for treason", 1985)
 Papacy, Its Doctrine and History (1986)
 The Calcutta Quran Petition by Chandmal Chopra and Sita Ram Goel (1986, enlarged 1987 and again 1999) ISBN 8185990581
 Muslim Separatism - Causes and Consequences (1987) ISBN 8185990263
 Catholic Ashrams, Adapting and Adopting Hindu Dharma, edited by S.R. Goel (1988, enlarged 1994 with new subtitle: Sannyasins or Swindlers?) ISBN 8185990158
 History of Hindu-Christian Encounters (1989, enlarged 1996) ISBN 8185990352
 Hindu Temples - What Happened to Them (1990 vol.1 ISBN 8185990492; 1991 vol.2 ISBN 8185990034, enlarged 1993)
 Genesis and Growth of Nehruism (1993)
 Jesus Christ: An Artifice for Aggression (1994)
 Time for Stock-Taking (1997), (critical of the RSS and BJP)
 Preface to the reprint of Mathilda Joslyn Gage: Woman, Church and State (1997, ca. 1880), (feminist critique of Christianity)
 Vindicated by Time: The Niyogi Committee Report (edited by S.R. Goel, 1998), a reprint of the official report on the missionaries' methods of subversion and conversion (1955)
 Freedom of expression - Secular Theocracy Versus Liberal Democracy (1998, edited by Sita Ram Goel) ISBN 8185990557

 India’s only communalist: In commemoration of Sita Ram Goel; Edited by Koenraad Elst; Voice of India, New Delhi. (2005)

