It is because of these few men we are free today.. He fought for us, for Bharat ! Let us salute the great son of Bharat on his birth anniversary today Let us say it out loudly 'Jai Hind' #subhashchandrabose

Jat Balwan Jai Bhagwan 💪🏻 Meet Col Ranveer Singh Jamwal - a legend, a soldier and a true embodiment of courage & leadership Read his modest CV 😝👇🏻 • 22+ years of mountaineering • 85+ expeditions • 3× Everest summits • Mt Kangchenjunga summit • Only person to climb the highest mountain on all 7 continents AND the highest points of all 28 Indian states • 3 World Records • 2 Asian Records • 4 Indian Records • Only Indian to receive all three top adventure honours — Tenzing Norgay National Adventure Award, IMF Gold Medal & MacGregor Medal And after conquering some of the toughest mountains on earth, he still carries himself with all the humility That’s what legends look like Jai Hind 🇮🇳🫡

Spectacular achievement by first timers ….crossing Parangla …NCC girls continue to make us proud

‘Do Not Just Reduce Kashmir To A Geopolitical Narrative’: Indian Researcher Calls On Global Platforms At UNHRC ommcomnews.com/world-news/do…

The release of Mathew Van Dyke is a tight slap on the face of every law abiding and tax paying citizen Does it mean any Tom , Dick or Dyke can do any sh*t here and can go back to never return Mathew van dyke conspired against India, no court can grant him liberty on whims and fancies Hello Supreme Court , your credibility is on stake ?

A mention by @IsraeliPM of @SpencerGuard makes sense-Spencer is world’s foremost expert on urban warfare & genocide. Facts matter. Truth matters.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Speech at the United Nations General Assembly 2026

The number-one orator on the globe takes the UN stage, holding up a jarring mirror to a world that refuses to see the truth. A heart-stirring sight: Bibi enters the hall, and the cowards flee. 🤣 Netanyahu looks straight ahead—primarily at the cameras, at the world—and begins his remarks without backing down. No apologies. No hanging his head. He looks straight ahead—at the hall, at the cameras, and above all at the world—and opens with sharp words: "Before I begin, if there are any more moral cowards here who haven't left the hall, please leave now." Then he looks back 14 years: "Fourteen years ago, I stood at this podium and drew a red line: I vowed to prevent Iran’s murderous dictatorship from developing nuclear bombs." Then comes the sentence that illustrates the magnitude of the decision: "Destroying Iran’s nuclear facilities was difficult. It was very hard to do. But for me, it was one of the easiest decisions I ever had to make. If we hadn't done it—we would all be dead." And he continues: "Israel is also defending many of the countries whose representatives walked out of the room." "Leaders thank us for striking Iran’s nuclear program." Then Netanyahu turns back to October 7: "On October 7—the darkest day in Israel’s history—thousands of terrorists invaded Israel." From there, he moves to the war that has been raging for three years: "Israel’s enemies expected the state to collapse—but that did not happen. We fought like lions. For three years now, we have been fighting on seven fronts." Then comes one of the speech's most powerful lines: "There is an eighth front in this war. It is the war for the truth." The war for public perception. The war for the narrative. The war for Israel’s right to tell the world what really happened here. And Netanyahu does not stop there. Here—at the speech's dramatic climax—he attacks the tyrant Erdogan for the first time: "He is a tyrant. He hosts Hamas’s terror leaders. He has slaughtered thousands of Kurdish civilians. He denies the Armenian Genocide; he imprisons journalists and opposition leaders. In fact, I think he holds the world record in that regard." And addressing the harsh accusations leveled against Israel, he says: "Despite the pain, despite the suffering, we do not surrender. Your sacrifice will not be in vain." "We will continue to defend our country." And this is perhaps the heart of the entire speech: Israel does not apologize for its very existence. Israel does not relinquish its right to defend itself. And Israel does not intend to let others write its story for it. Then Netanyahu turns his gaze to Jews around the world: "Hold your heads high. Carry yourselves with pride. Do not be afraid." Wow. A masterfully crafted speech. You might agree. You might disagree. You might argue. But it is hard to remain indifferent to a speech like this. Netanyahu on the UN stage—facing a cowardly hall, facing international criticism and the world's cameras—chooses to speak in the clearest voice possible: Israel will not stay silent. Israel will not surrender. And Israel will continue to fight for its truth. Wow, wow, quite a speech. Kudos to the Prime Minister. Remember what I am writing here. This speech will be talked about for a long time. And this speech will determine the fate of the government here. -Yoram Adri.

What a banger speech by Bibi @SpencerGuard great work Long live Israel Long live Peace Long live Humanity Death to Terrorists Death to Palestinians Hellfire to Hamas and Hezbollah

Apartheid against Kenyan, Nigerian blacks rotting in jails for being drug mules ??

A Para SF operator and a terrorist lay side by side after one of the most brutal hand-to-hand combat engagements. The operator was reportedly shot five times by the terrorist with AK rounds, yet still closed in and engaged him in hand-to-hand combat. The story of #RandoriBehak deserves to be remembered for generations.

Jats on board INS Trishul Continuing its voyage as part of Overseas Deployment, INS Trishul with representatives of Jat Regiment on board docked at Toulon, France on 22 September 2026. Brig Veeresh Thapar, the Defence Attaché for India in France welcomed and interacted with the representatives on board. He was presented with latest edition of Jatveer magazine Such a great show of regimental spirit across the borders Ram Ram 🙏🏻 @adgpi @indiannavy @IndiaembFrance

This @thewire_in is wired

The headline is misleading because it misses the context. The issue being raised by some Haryana khaps is not simply “people from the same village cannot marry.” It is rooted in the traditional understanding of a village as a close knit, historically endogamous community where families may share ancestry over generations. There is a legitimate scientific point worth understanding, repeated marriage between close biological relatives can increase the risk of recessive genetic disorders and congenital abnormalities. That is also the traditional reasoning behind avoiding marriage within three gotras in Jat community …one’s own gotra, the mother’s gotra and the paternal grandmother’s (dadi’s) gotra. The underlying idea is to avoid marriage within closely connected ancestral lineages and maintain a wider genetic and social pool. These are traditional kinship practices, This is precisely why journalists should go beyond sensational headlines and explain the social history and the science. Otherwise, people are left reacting to a headline rather than understanding the issue.

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This is the reality of AAP’s “clean politics”. Former Rajouri Garden MLA Dayanand Chandela is accused of occupying DUSIB government land. And when Delhi Police reached to get the land vacated, the situation turned into a confrontation. Political privilege ? Right Mr @ArvindKejriwal

What a great news for us all A coursemate getting recognition on the day when we celebrated our 17 yrs Way to go…. 🍻

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