Hanuman Chalisa becomes the first Indian youtube video to cross 5.5 Billion views🕉️🙏

A mother moose came out of the forest by a quiet lake and led a woman to a beaver dam where her newborn calf was waiting. The woman stayed with them for a long time while the mother stood close beside her.

Opposition in 2018: Why are you not deleting the fake voters? Opposition in 2026: Why have you deleted the fake voters..? 🤡🤡

நமது தேசத்தை நேசிக்க கத்துக்கங்கடா எல்லாம் சரியாகிடும்

This will give sleepless nights to an entire ecosystem! President of Serbia: “PM Modi has raised India to the heavens. Today, India is important on the global stage because of PM Modi. He has done tremendous things. Yet, people there are still trying to undermine him” Waiting for Congress IT Cell to declare Serbian President a Sanghi and Andhbhakt.

The Reaction Was Faster Than The Action This ‘smart cookie’ was calling the Delhi Police as fat, sloppy, slow and unfit, they won’t be able to catch, I run too fast and they’re no match. Before she could say Jack Robinson or maybe even blink her eyes she got nabbed….😂😂😂😂 And then it was “Maine Kya Kiya Hai, Maine Kya Kiya Hai” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 “Beta, utna mooh kholo jitni aukaat ho.” I Love Delhi Police 😊 Credit : The Jaipur Dialogues.

என்னது வன்னியரசு ஒரு தலித்த கொல பன்ன கேசுல தண்டனை அடஞ்சவனா?? அதுவும் தெற்க பெரிய சமூகம்னா அது தேவேந்திர சமூகம் தான? இவன் சமூவ நீதி அமைச்சர் கால கொடுமைடா ஆனா

🚨 NO EVMs. STILL A WIPEOUT. Congress finally got the election it keeps demanding — Silchar Municipal Corporation polls were held using ballot papers. And the verdict? BJP-led NDA won 34 of 42 seats — BJP 32, AGP 2. Congress managed just 2 seats, finishing behind Independents with 6. Good news for Congress: No EVMs. Bad news: The voters still rejected them. 😂

I don't like Kapil Sibal as he is always found to be protecting the corrupt, extremists & anti social elements. For the first time, I like him because he has exposed the bogus vote chori drama of Congress party through his old speech in Parliament as Law Minister!!

“Gandhi is the most successful fraud on earth.” — Nirad C. Chaudhuri Since my school days, I have always heard that Mahatma Gandhi was a barrister. Naturally, I assumed he must have been very educated and highly knowledgeable. Later I learned that throughout his life Gandhi managed to earn only one educational certificate — a matriculation pass. In 1887, Gandhi barely passed matriculation with a third division. At that time, one didn’t need to pass any formal exam to become a barrister; working for some time as an assistant to an elderly and experienced barrister was enough to gain membership in the bar. But even for that assistantship, Gandhi’s Indian educational credentials were not considered acceptable. So, Gandhi had to sit for the London University matriculation exam again. He failed the first time. The second time he passed — barely — and thus became eligible to work as a barrister’s assistant. Many great people in that era lacked formal education — for example, Rabindranath Tagore — but they were profoundly self-taught. Gandhi’s behaviour shows he lacked even that self-cultivation. Gandhi said, “A true satyagrahi should always desire to die at the hands of the aggressor, but never desire to kill.” Yet even the smallest creature fights for survival. In the real world, Gandhi’s doctrine collapses instantly. Gandhi believed receiving a vaccination was a sin. His opposition came from rejecting Western medicine — he saw injections and operations as violence. In 1946, when Kasturba Gandhi had severe malaria, doctors prescribed penicillin injections. The British government even brought penicillin from London for her treatment. But Gandhi, calling it “violence,” refused to allow her to be injected. As a result, Kasturba died. But when Gandhi himself suffered from severe dysentery in 1922 during imprisonment, he willingly accepted injections and recovered. Later, when he suffered from appendicitis, he even underwent surgery. Subhas Chandra Bose remarked: “Whenever Gandhi withdrew a movement at the British command, he would start a fast to mask his own mischief and divert public attention.” Gandhi’s fasts and imprisonments, Bose said, were part of British strategy. According to Dr. B. R. Ambedkar: “Gandhi was a worshipper of the strong and a tyrant to the weak.” While in South Africa, Gandhi once compared Hinduism, Islam, and Christianity. Some Muslims got offended. On 10 February 1908, a group assaulted Gandhi severely. From that day on, Gandhi stopped criticising Muslims entirely — even their gravest crimes no longer appeared as crimes to him. Though Gandhi claimed to live a simple life, the British provided him with special comforts. In 1922, when he was jailed in Pune, he was allocated two rooms — one for sleeping, one for spinning the charkha, etc. His daily food included: • 250 grams of wheat bread • butter • 1.25 kilograms of goat’s milk • four oranges • two lemons • 50 grams of raisins • baking soda And yet we are told to mourn his hardships — as if spinning the charkha alone brought India independence. That is why, under pressure, we must wish “Happy Birthday” to a forced Father of the Nation. When Shaheed Bhagat Singh was to be hanged, the preacher of “Ahimsa Parmo Dharma,” Gandhi, said: “We do not seek our freedom at the cost of Britain’s destruction.” He also said Bhagat Singh’s glorification was harming the nation, and that the hanging should be expedited so that the upcoming Congress session on March 30 in Karachi would not face disruptions. So, according to Gandhi, hanging someone was not an act of violence. When Udham Singh killed General Dyer in London, Gandhi called him a madman. That is why Nirad C. Chaudhuri wrote: “Gandhi is the greatest and most successful fraud on earth.”

Hanuman Ji is trending these days—and how! 🔥🚩 Three remarkable stories, one powerful thread of faith: 🔹 Hanuman Ansh — after being written off as a disaster, it roared back in its 4th week, crossing ₹400+ crore and still counting. 🔹 Khade Hanuman Ji, Ujjain — despite bulldozers and JCBs, the revered deity reportedly could not be moved even an inch. 🙏 🔹 Captain Smit Machchhar — during the recent FlyDubai terror incident, the badly wounded Indian captain drew strength from the Hanuman Chalisa and displayed extraordinary courage. And now, an American man reciting the Hanuman Chalisa with remarkable fluency, devotion and भाव. ❤️🚩 Different places. Different people. One devotion. When श्रद्धा is genuine, it knows no borders. जय श्री राम 🚩 | जय बजरंगबली 🙏🔥

My views on @ndtv with dear @ShivAroor - Hanuman searched for a Sita (whom he had never seen earlier) in a Lanka (where he had never been earlier) and fought a large army of strong rakshasas - Hanuman Chalisa was composed by Goswami Tulsidas in the jail when he was imprisoned by Akbar ‘the great’ and a troop of monkeys played havoc and got the bhakta released - READ the above 👆🏼 points and you will know how Sri Smit had the blessings of Hanuman through the Chalisa mid-air - Like Jatayu who tried to save Sita while fighting Ravana, so was Smit in fighting the co-pilot and wanting to save the passengers - Finally, this is what religion and its civilisation should do. It must enthuse its followers to look at humanity in the larger sense. It must inspire its followers to saving lives and not lure them to killing people for an unseen heaven - My obeisances to Sri Smit & to his dharmic parents & family 🙏🏽

How does a pilot with a skull fracture and possibly near death draw strength from the Hanuman Chalisa? Beautiful, must-watch explainer with @dushyanthsridar on my show tonight:

150 illegal Bangladeshis from J&K were airlifted on an Indian Air Force plane to West Bengal, where they were handed over to the BSF for deportation to Bangladesh. Just think about it, these illegal Bangladeshis traveled such a long distance to reach J&K. More importantly, both illegal Rohingyas and illegal Bangladeshis are settling specifically in Jammu. It is a strategic plan to change Jammu in a certain way and alter its demography. Demographic invasion is the new silent war. A war without soldiers, fought with statistics. It targets stability, economy, and identity all at once. The enemy doesn't need to attack, they just need to multiply.