Bharat Rakshak

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^^ is there a reference for grain/pulses from panjab specifically being rejected on safety grounds?

If this is the case, where does that produce go?

Do panjab farmers eat their own produce

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That’s a mean didi.

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The pesticide laden wheat is a major health concern. Does the Indian consumer have any disclosure of pesticide levels and geographic provenance of the wheat they consume? I am hesitant to use produce from panjab. It is a violation of consumer rights to not release this information. In Canada some in...

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I believe I have been awarded two Nobels but my record only shows a few publications.

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There is very little wrong and much that is right about second hand goods. These people are being paid by the tax payer to be careful with their money. Perhaps my standard of living is vastly higher than it would be otherwise because I have no hesitation buying used. I can drive an exotic $200,000 c...

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There is a striking cultural parallel with another autoerotic, supremacist ideology that has led a neighbouring country into the foremost ranks of not only a failed polity but also a failed people. Perhaps I don’t have any hangups about dharma is why it is obvious to me. The Hindus are a cultural ri...

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Given the well publicized antipathy between Muslims and Hindus and given that the culture is similar and given that the Sikh religion was formed to fight for the oppressed, deserving refugees from Pakistan should be given refuge and land in Indian Panjab. I mean this. One needs to start building bri...

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Naaw. Actually Bangladesh is more interesting.

In Pakistan it’s the same old $hit- bad Hindus no secularism minorities genocide no toilets.

While their human development indices are nearly as bad as Sudan’s.

But they have……

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There are many fault lines in panjab. Caste certainly. Religion. There are several districts that border Hindu majority himachal/Jammu. One borders Haryana/Rajasthan. Do they want to be associated with mountains or the desert. Or are they content with the jungle? Retraining of farm labourers is not ...

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It is reasonable that chakki, in the sense of wheel stands for Ashoka’s wheel, on the triranga. And thus national resolve.

The man should have been a poet.

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Hehe predictable. Soon Hindus will learn to revel in being the evil Hindu bania. I don’t engage them anymore. To be very frank, it is because of Hindus. I find the rapidly improving economy, perhaps 90-95% Hindu, if you will, speaks more eloquently than I could. And even more bluntly, it’s much more...

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What is the connection?

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Every day there is something. Sikh man kills his father. Sikh shooting. Sikh drug bust. Sikh car theft. Sikh insurance fraud. Sikh brawl. Sikh women assume identity of Inuit (Eskimo) to gain funding. It’s getting embarrassing to be seen in public. I never thought I would say this, but I am getting g...

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I spoke to a Haryanvi. I could not make out what he was saying.

Google translate wasn’t helpful with ‘gaand’ and ‘chakki’.

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Those visuals coming from the farmers agitation are symptomatic of the entitlement. I understand the average person even in panjab is getting disgusted of the crying for more freebies. Sikhs are a proud people. They should stop begging the Hindu prime minister for more alms. Think of the Sikh empire...

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These Sikhs are free with their opinions on Hinduism but when Hindus give their opinion on Sikhi the panth is endangered. Hindus are killed. First explain why Sikhi is hemorrhaging Khalsa to isai. Or why the panth is silent on sikh girls being abducted and converted in that brother monotheistic enti...

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^^Yes. I see how one would name one’s daughter ‘a group of camels’.

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I’m impressed by the vastly improved livery of Indian trains. Previously it was utilitarian, and that’s being charitable.

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Unfortunately, that should read ‘she was named after India’.

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One may do a scholarly dissection of perennial Muslim anger or the aggression inherent to Abrahamic creeds, but ultimately we come up against this. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-68261286 https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/1536/cpsprodpb/132C7/production/_132553587_image00011.jpg.webp She is ...

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Does arundhati Roy know? It is continuing. Perhaps she can put out a screed on Christian indigenous conflict in the Amazon. This is something that is never ever deemed of sufficient reader interest to put in the world’s most solicitous opinion pages. Those same pages that reserve outrage for certain...

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Jaishanker in fact alluded to disclosure of undiplomatic activities out of the Chandigarh consulate several months ago.

Interesting times ahead.

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That’s hilarious. Reminds me of idi Amin economics. When given a bank account, he thought it was inexhaustible.

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That enormous disparity in the number of locomotives must reveal something about the two societies. And it ain’t that Pakistanis don’t need trains because they can afford to travel by air. It speaks to a modernising economy versus a feudal one. Feudal economies are geographically circumscribed. That...

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There seems to be some drilling to be done in the Andaman sea.
Details are sketchy. Meaning this may not be just hype.

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I wonder if BBC Guardian NYT reported that Muslim call displayed openly in Modi’s Hindu supremacist India.

What is it they don’t want their audience to know?

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Reminds me of my struggle with French but facility when I learnt elementary German. I was forbidden from continuing with German. I don’t know what it is about languages that is so emotional. Although from my present vantage or perspective, perhaps urdu was almost as useless as German or French in th...

sanjaykumar · Re: Terroristan - March 31, 2022 And India just landed a robot on the moon.

And India just landed a robot on the moon.

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There is an agenda driving this disingenuity. Otherwise it is quite mindless of the guardian to hide Babur’s destruction of the temple and its established historicity. Yes they realize that it is something to be kept from their readership. That is how I read it people are not naive. The truth needs ...

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They are anything but confused.

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There are many types of panjabi. Or is it too delicate to be specific?

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^^that was the point.

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Sigh. Punjabi dominated?

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This event is a milestone in the process of reconquista started by the marathas, continued by Ranjit Singh and inadvertently by the British. It is like living in Iberia in the 15th century. The western commentariat are very careful to avoid this comparison. As careful as they are to not quote Baburn...

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I found the word. It is mudita.

A profound psychological observation of a mature civilization.

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As a Hindu of the carvaka or atheist school, I don’t have much emotional resonance with events. Rama is an Admirable ideal. But I feel some joy that a billion people are happy. There is a Sanskrit word for being happy in the happiness of others. I forget what it is. It is good that there is no refer...

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360 million sq km?

Is the English Channel that big?

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That is exactly why Pakistan was and is needed. So that all communities in the Indian subcontinent can live in peace and security. This is a scary time to be Muslim in India. Or an even scarier time to be Muslim in India.

There is an unfinished business of Pakistan.

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Maldivians may also develop a taste for locusts.

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