Sanatana Dharma is the root of Kerala Parashurama has created this sacred bhoomi. Being a Varier if you failed to know this I know whom to blame. But my sanskar is not allowing me to..

I can't speak for all Mallu libertarians but here's my list: Favorite CM - K. Karunakaran Favorite Actor - KPAC Lalitha Favorite Politician - Shashi Tharoor Favorite MLA - Yes, it's indeed Mathew Kuzhalnadan! Favorite Channel - who the hell watches news channels in 2026?

Filing a case against the YouTuber instead of the Fort Kochi café owner for displaying a Jinnah portrait and serving beef is not development. Just like claiming 100% literacy while failing to create local jobs and pushing people to migrate to other states and countries for work is not development either.

All Malayalis are defending keeping Jinnah images outside of some beef restaurant. If this is the separatist mindset they have, why should other states welcome and host Malayalis ?

1/5: Hyderabad is facing an acute drinking water shortage. More than 330 of Telangana’s 600-plus mandals are drought-hit; only around 500 of its 6,000-plus lakes have water. 2/5: Tanker bookings in Hyderabad have surged to between 6,000 & 8,000 a day. In several areas on the city’s outskirts, drinking water is being supplied once every 3-4 days. 3/5: In a first-of-its-kind initiative for Hyderabad, the water board will launch green tanker services from 1 Nov to promote reuse of treated wastewater for non-drinking purposes. 4/5: State govt has announced fines for misuse of drinking water. First-time offenders will face fine of Rs 1,000; overflowing overhead tanks to attract penalty too. 5/5 What has caused the water crisis in Hyderabad & how did it get so bad? How are residents doing their bit to save water? @DeepikaAmirapu reports from the ground for ThePrint…. theprint.in/india/hyderabad-…

Keralam is for all Malayalees. Malayalees alone will decide the present & future of Keralam. Our food, our culture, our celebrations. Keralam is part of India. Every Malayalee is an also an Indian. I agree with CMs sentiment in his post. However legitimate questions arise about political culture thats developing in Keralam- ➡️Why do some people glorify Jinnah - a man who divided of India on basis of religions? ➡️Why do some politicians justify, defend and encourage proscribed Terror organisations like Hamas and their violence? ➡️Why do political parties like Cong and CPM hv political alliances with avowed anti-secular, anti-constitution orgn like JamaatEIslami ? As much as CM @vdsatheesan twists and turns in the political wind to justify this destructive political culture, let this be clear - the only reason some people think they can get away with insults and insensitive behavior (Dont forget this cafe is named after Kashi - the holy hindu city) is because they get a free-pass (encouragement) from Cong/CPM for this Imagine CM Keralas tweet and response if someone opens a restaurant named after a Muslim holy city and served Pork ? He will find himself being an Ex-CM or fleeing for his life or both. I was abused and targeted by @pinarayivijayan for speaking against Hamas radicalisation effort in Keralam. Art 19 - right to free speech and expression applies to every Indian. Art 19(2) restrictions to free speech apply to every Indian. So my advise to CM Satheesan is this - ensure sensitivity and respect to ALL Malayalees equally. Hindus, Christians and Muslims. Do not encourage anti-India , anti-Hindu insults/discourse/actions/sentiment like Jinnah worship. In that you will have our support. But selective secularism and selective talk of communal harmony will make you like every other fake politician before you. And we will resist it. Fully. Everytime. #EnthuKitty ? #APAKADAMPolitics

Keral is a part of India 🇮🇳 And we have all the rights to ask questions because you are not the owner of a State ! It’s a part of Republic of India 🇮🇳 Hindus are also living there , that’s why am asking Kaashi is a sacred place in our Hindu sanatan tradition Same way Kaba has a sacred place, if we have respect for Kaba then why do we have a restaurant Kaashi and serving beef there ? Why not respect the sentiments of the natives of this land , and mind you Islam is a foreign originated faith !

Malayalis are probably the most tolerant to other people in their state. Nearly 15% of Kerala population is migrants from Northern parts now. You'd never see any language related issues and still the migrants end up learning manageable Malayalam after staying for a few years!

National President of All India Students Association (AISA) Neha Bora told the Delhi High Court on Thursday (October 22) that there was nothing wrong in seeking a regime change in a democracy. Read more: zurl.co/eqrM4 #DelhiHighCourt #AISA #NehaBora #democracy

flatmate put my copy of communist manifesto also for pooja😭😭

As someone pointed out Indian libertarians are the first to go silent when the Sanghi government threatens the liberties of ordinary citizens. I have rarely seen libertarians take to the streets to defend liberal values. They don’t even speak up for those values on Twitter.

I don't know why the leftists, liberals and libertarians in Kerala are still trying to absolve and whitewash the Malabar or Moplah rebellion of 1921. Since it can't be denied like other Hindu genocides, they are at the peril of justifying it, which is nothing but a Marxist existential need to find a class war in every anti-Hindu violence. Let's dismantle each one of their arguments : 1. "It was an anti-landlord or peasant rebellion." This is a gross ignorance of the agrarian hierarchy which existed in 1921. In his 1923 article titled ‘The Moplah Rebellion of 1921’, John J. Banninga observed that, "... I would say that the Hindu coolies of the Mohammedan tenants of the Brahmin and Nair landlords are worse off than their employers. I have nowhere seen such abject servility as in the Cherma of Malabar." So the 1921 hierarchy was not merely landlord versus tenant. Beneath Mappila tenants were Dalit agricultural labourers, especially Cherumar, Pulayar, and Parayar, whose caste and economic oppression was often harsher. But the rebellion’s organised violence was overwhelmingly a Mappila tenant movement, shaped by Pan-Islamist Khilafat networks, locally funded and religiously inspired by the Thangal clan in Malabar, who derived their Arab ancestry from the Sayyids. If the reason for rebellion was the oppression meted out, then the Cherumar Dalits should've joined it, once it began. Instead the Dalits and the lower-caste people ended up being religiously force converted into Islam and made to eat beef during the 1921 Malabar Rebellion. The argument that they were politically incapable doesn't hold which is evident from the fact that Mahatma Ayyankali organised Pulaya agricultural strike and the Dalit organisations that preceded 1921. Also, the Malabar Tenants’ Association formed in 1916 was predominantly composed of Nairs and Mapillas. Unfortunately for the Nairs of the Tenants’ Association, it would matter little to the Moplahs/Khilafatists whether the Nairs too were members of the tenancy agitation or not. Ultimately, both the Namboodiris and the Nairs found themselves to be at the receiving end of the Moplah bigotry. Hence, it was a Muslim rebellion against the Hindus belonging to both above and below them in the agrarian hierarchy that existed in 1921. So clearly it was not an united uprising of all the rural poor against the lanlords. All of it tells us how both the immediate trigger and the underlying cause for the Malabar rebellion was Islamic religious fanaticism alone, and how it was nothing but a blood-curdling act of Hindu genocide. 1/n

French Government Spending on Immigration, Asylum and Integration (2016–2026)

France abandoned right-wing French nationalism by encouraging uncontrolled immigration, and the ramifications are there for all of us to see. France should immediately stop granting citizenship to outsiders, just as the UAE does not generally grant citizenship to foreigners.

Multicultural France is hell. Paris in flames almost every day. Monuments destroyed. Looting everywhere. Police no longer entering certain neighborhoods. Women afraid to go out at night. God has abandoned France.