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Disagree. When I was in Mathura at Krishna’s birth place, it was heart-breaking to see how a Mosque was built right on top of the temple. The original pillars of the temple can still be seen, however, history cannot be erased. There is nothing beautiful about building mosques on or next to Hindu holy sites. It stands as a reminder temples destroyed during invasions. For most Hindus, it is a sorrowful reminder of how temples across India were damaged or destroyed by Muslims then replaced with mosques. Never Forget.
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Unusual X post from PM. MODI HAVING FUN AT CONG'S EXPENSE WITH GEN-Z SASS.
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Hi @khanumarfa , Benjamin Netanyahu is the PM for the fourth time 😍😍 He has sent you a personal message 😂😂
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Something tells me Netanyahu’s long run may finally be coming to an end. InshaAllah ✊🏽✊🏽
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Not all heroes wear capes. Some wear battle scars. Hero Indian Captain Smit Machchhar. The world salutes you.
The President met the brave Flydubai crew from the Tel Aviv flight and praised them. We in the UAE know how to appreciate our heroes.
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Almost every religious Hindu I know was a rebel in their teenage years. They questioned everything. Then many eventually returned to the same traditions they once questioned. Beauty of Hinduism !!
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The brown sepoys of the yellow emperor have been activated to try tell you and the world that Make in India is of no use, and even if we do, it is bad. My only question is: If Make in India and Made in India are so useless why waste time and effort trying to analyze it? This weak commie logic never made sense to me. It's like all the time they claim "Oh India doesn't matter", "it is of no consequence", "nobody cares", "everything India does is a failure", but spend billions to try analyze and attack India's work as useless. Just let India be. As a weak, worst, worthless country. Why waste your time and energy talking about it and how it is failing? Go write something better like how your masters are so amazing.
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Bloomberg always have India s best interests in it's heart and wants to see it prosper 😛
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🚨MASSIVE: India Rejected Second Class UN Seat, No Veto, No Deal India has sent a blunt message on UN Security Council reform: a permanent seat without veto power is not real reform. India is rejecting the idea of creating a “second-class” category of permanent members,countries that would carry the title of permanent membership but remain excluded from the most powerful decision-making mechanism in the Council. For India, the choice is simple: either abolish the veto altogether, or extend it equally to all permanent members. No second-tier permanent membership. No symbolic seat. No compromise that leaves the existing P5 power structure untouched. And that position strikes at the heart of the decades-old struggle to reform the Security Council. The world has changed dramatically since 1945, but the Council's core power structure has barely moved. India's message is essentially this: if the UN wants to remain relevant to the world of today, it cannot continue to operate entirely on the power equations of the world of yesterday. No veto, no deal.
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Gorgeous photo! 🥲 That’s Air Chief Marshal AP Singh in the Tejas out front, his final fighter sortie before he retires month end. Trailed by (L-R) a MiG-29, Jaguar, Su-30, Mirage 2000 & Rafale.
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One daughter. One father's death. An entire government machinery on its toes. All because she refused to surrender. In an era when protests turn violent, and public property becomes a target, one daughter chose a different path. Bhadra Keerthi. Fighting for justice for her father. No violence. No vandalism. No destruction. Just a grieving daughter. Standing tall. Refusing to kneel before the powerful. October 25. Kochi. Jayabalakrishnan closed his tea shop. He was returning home. Perhaps dreaming of tomorrow. Tomorrow never came. A speeding Mercedes-Benz, alledgdly driven by a 17-year-old, struck his scooter from behind. He died. But the story didn't end there. The boy's father was a judge. Not just any judge. An Additional District Judge, serving at the Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal. The very institution meant to compensate accident victims. And his unlicensed teenage son was allegedly driving his Mercedes! Did the father know? Who gave the boy the keys? Questions demanding answers. The teenager was initially released. Later, he secured juvenile bail. And what about the father? A guardian of the very law his family now stands accused of violating? Then came a daughter. Bhadra Keerthi. She didn't burn a bus. She didn't attack the police. She didn't vandalise a street. She stood there. Like a rock. Demanding justice for her father. Her voice shook the silence. Serious charges followed. The judge was booked. Four police officers were suspended. Yet she refused to surrender. And here lies the divine irony. Bhadra = The auspicious Devi. Keerthi = Noble glory. A name echoing the fierce symbol of righteousness. Her father gave her that name. Today, she gives it meaning. Remember Mahishasura? When arrogance mistakes gentleness for weakness, Devi rises. Not to destroy the world. But to confront its injustice. Bhadra isn't fighting with weapons. Her courage is her inner Trishul. Her dignity is her Shakti. Dear Bhadra Keerthi, Your father sold tea. But he raised a warrior. He gave you life. You are giving his name glory. May Dharma prevail. May justice be served.
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ASSANGE: “Lula vs. Bolsonaro: I was held in solitary confinement for 1,901 days for revealing the truth about the U.S. government's killings and espionage, including against Brazil and its industries. Out of power, Lula fought for my freedom. In power, Lula discussed my persecution with Pope Francis, who decided to meet with my family and offer help. After my release, Lula and I met in Rome to mourn the Holy Father's passing. Lula was kind to my children and asked for nothing in return. In contrast, Jair and Flávio Bolsonaro did nothing and said nothing. Yet without the ability to say no to Washington and Tel Aviv, there can be no domestic policy, only foreign instructions. Those orders are always the same: "Expand our theft of resources and wages, and keep your mouths shut about us murdering children." Sellouts will surrender everything in exchange for a cut, even their own tongues.”
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Court documents claim that Jeffrey Epstein recorded sex tapes of Prince Andrew, Bill Clinton, and Sir Richard Branson. 🇺🇸 Do these pedophiles deserve to be in prison? I think yes.
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Bharat's ANANT Future. Inspiring, uplifting speech in Hindi by Anant Ambani draws huge applause.
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⚡ Yesterday BONDVEER - SORRYVEER and Grindr Model @SauravDassss was thanking Former Judge Kaul for his statement. In minutes Judge Kaul dumps the Nepali knowing well NIA will be arresting Saurav for Treason anytime.
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Japan Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi signs a 10-year labour agreement with Bangladesh. Bangladesh will send 100,000 workers to Japan every year, according to AP.
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Good lord !.. Japan's Angela Merkel
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She needs to be investigated by NIA Most Urgently
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This just shows your ignorance of history. It's utterly false to claim that cow-slaughter and beef consumption were socially acceptable in ancient Kerala. Multiple independent foreign eyewitness accounts spanning nearly five centuries observed that cows and eating beef in Kerala was strictly forbidden and punishable by death. As early as 1292–1294 CE, Marco Polo, while visiting the Malabar coast, records in The Travels of Marco Polo (Yule–Cordier edition, Vol. II, Chapter XVII): "The people are Idolaters, and many of them worship the ox, because (say they) it is a creature of such excellence. They would not eat beef for anything in the world, nor would they on any account kill an ox." (Img 1) Obviously this cannot be just a casual observation. His words "For anything in the world" and "on any account" don’t leave any ambiguity. Cow-slaughter and beef eating were absolutely prohibited in Kerala. A century later, Persian envoy Abdul Razzaq Samarqandi who went to Calicut between 1442–45 CE, described how cow-killing was a capital offense in Kerala: "The only crime is to kill cows and eat beef. If anyone kills a cow and it is found out, that person is immediately put to death. They venerate cows to such an extent that they rub the ashes of its dung on their foreheads (God's curses upon them)." Russian merchant Athanasius (Afanasy) Nikitin who visited Kerala from 1466-72 CE, independently confirmed the same prohibition: "The Hindoos eat no meat, no cow flesh, no mutton, no chicken." Interestingly Nikitin points out that the only flesh eaten at banquets in Malabar was Pork and that Hindus never ate with Muslims! (Img 2) "The banquets were all on pork; and pigs are in great abundance. They take their meals twice a day, but not at night, and drink no wine nor mead; but with Mahommedans they neither eat nor drink.” Nikitin even points out that Hindus would not even let Mahommedans look into their pot, or look at their food and if this happened, they would not eat that food anymore! Even as late as the 19th c. when Jesuit missionary F. (Father) Clifford of Society of Jesus travelled to Malabar region to reestablish missions in Madura, he observed that the “Pariah” (lower castes) had become accustomed to the Europeans and their modes of life but even they would be outraged and it would deeply “shock their peculiar prejudices” if a European Priest ate beef in front of them. The Jesuit priests who met Clifford said they had never even tasted meat, or wine, but lived entirely on rice and fish - to avoid social outrage. This tells you how important beef prohibition was even to lowest class Hindu society in medieval Malabar region. (Img 3) Kerala’s own temple inscriptions reinforce this fact. 12th c. Inscriptions from Tiruvidaikkodu temple and Kaliyangadu temple specifically warn that obstructing temple charity incurs a sin equal to killing a tawny cow because cow-slaughter was regarded as the ultimate sin. (Img 4) Cow-killing & beef eating were always religiously prohibited, socially taboo, and strictly punishable in Kerala. Tipu forcing Kerala's Hindus to eat beef was one of the most heinous religious crimes. Stop trying to defend the indefensible with false BS about history that you have no clue about.
Tipu Sultan was born in 1751. Sangam literature written in South India around 300 BCE already records beef and meat consumption in the region, Did Tipu build a time machine, go back 2,000 years, and force people in ancient Malabar to eat beef too?
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To Bloomberg, with love from India. I plotted India's trade in finished phones. In 2014, we imported $7.43B and exported $0.56B. In 2025, imports were down to $0.66B while exports reached $30.15B. Finished-phone imports fell about 91%. We now make phones here for Indian buyers and sell them overseas. That is a substantial change in where the manufacturing happens. Bloomberg says taxpayers are "probably" paying over $1 in subsidies for every additional dollar going to workers. Where is the calculation? And even if that ratio holds, why should additional wages be the whole test of what India gained? Source: UN Comtrade, India-reported trade, calendar years. HS 851712 through 2021; HS 851713 + 851714 thereafter. 2025 preview data may be revised. Graph compiled by me.
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Know why Congress and left opposes Adani Ambani? Every country needs it's own industrialists for nation-building
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In 2018, I visited Rohingya bastis in Jammu An intelligence (IB) officer told me he had recorded 1,548 Rohingya families living in the region by then I asked one Rohingya, 60-year-old Sayed Hussain, how he ended up in faraway Jammu after crossing the border in West Bengal. “I boarded the first train I saw [at Kolkata station]. It was noon. The journey ended at Jammu," he said Hussain said he was among the first Rohingya to have settled in Jammu’s Bhatindi area 10 years earlier Another Rohingya, 27-year-old Mohammed Tahir, also gave the same reason Later, the IB officer laughed at this explanation. Told me, “By all accounts, they boarded the Sealdah Express that crosses Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Punjab before reaching Jammu. It’s an arduous two-day journey. Why did they not get down at any of the stations in between?” There is a syndicate active in Kolkata that has facilitated Rohingya migration to Jammu for years. They tell the Rohingya that the only Muslim-majority state in India is their "natural home" Ironically, most settle in Hindu-majority Jammu and not Muslim-majority Kashmir. The officer showed me figures on how Rohingya are scattered over 42 sites across Jammu, meaning they are being settled all over the region, and many Army camps were now surrounded by them In 2015, Abdur Rehman al Arkani, a Jihadi killed by security forces in south Kashmir, was from Rakhine from Myanmar. He went by pseudonym “Chota Burmi” Role of several Rohingya men in helping Pakistani Jihadis trespass Jammu border had surfaced by then. They are considered experts in infiltration as they are deft in cutting the fence, know tunneling, and are skilled in camouflage. Plus, they have a victimhood narrative of being wronged by qafirs - the Buddhists of Myanmar In Jammu's Bhatinda are I visited, it was a surprise how quickly they had flourished, as if being pampered and nurtured. An entire lane of shops was called "Burmi market". Most dry fruits factories were employing Rohingya women for cracking walnuts Local Hindus told me how these infiltrators had bigger and better stocked shops than them, who had lived here for generations The officer told me how using the UNHCR cards, which have no legal status or validity in India, Rohingya have obtained Aadhaar cards, ration cards and, in some cases, even permanent resident certificate (PRC) cards, all through fraudulent means Eight years later, these Rohingya are all still there in Jammu. Apparently the govt is running an anti-encroachment drive these days asking them to clear the areas they have illegally occupied, and some of them have reportedly begun to leave But the exercise is looking more like a temporary inconvenience for the infiltrators than a serious effort to clear Jammu and India of them.
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DRUG CARTELS PROTECTED, BRAVE SOLDIER ARRESTED AT MIDNIGHT! When CRPF personnel Sonu exposes drugs at Patiala’s Rajindra Hospital, Arvind Kejriwal's police drags him away at midnight and abandons his wife on the road at night. 😱😱
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