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A Deshmukh wrote:progress translates into less number of poor Hindus means less number of Hindus vulnerable for rice bag conversions or target for abrahamics.
nothing wrong in this focus.
Yes, this is my understanding too. Some people don't like this focus and think the govt should do other things first. Fair enough, we all have our opinions. But what gets rewarded in the booth is what politicians focus on. First Q to answer is, do people reward full Hindutva oriented work? KA is a good example: what happened after the previous govt enacted cow slaughter, anti-conversion, took a strong stand on the hijab issue?
A Deshmukh wrote:the war with bif is not one battle. but 100s of them. we are going to loose some battles and win some.
in the 9 years of Modi we have won
- 70 year Kashmir battle
- Khalistan battle
- Naxal battle
- pakistan in dire straits
- Oppn is in disarray - DMK, AAP, BSP, SP nearing defeat.

New battles are started - Manipur, Train sabotage, etc. expected in an election year.
we will overcome this too. why so much despondency?
Exactly. A war is not one Longewala, but a series of battles, and we won't them all. We are in it for the long haul. Let's not fall into the same old Hindu trap of disintegrating after a few wins here and there, or get demoralized after a few setbacks. The enemy (BIF) is powerful and far from defeated, so we have to keep calm and carry on our work, which begins with voting and encouraging everyone around us to vote as well. And not vote for BIF. They've tasted success with the freebie issue, and that's a very dangerous thing to let take root.
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arshyam wrote:They've tasted success with the freebie issue, and that's a very dangerous thing to let take root.
Freebies cannot be ignored. BJP also has to adopt this or perish. Thanks to the socialism (and the rich man bad, poor man good story line peddled for decades), we Indians still do expect every thing to be given for free, and ALSO complain if there is even a limit on what is being given for free. This mentality would take at least a decade to change and with significant push from government and others. Beyond a point Hindus also will not give votes for Hindutwa alone. My gut feeling is that Hindus may show some unity, only when there is a clear and imminent threat to their survival. RoP and RoL knows this so do not go for major wars, but only trigger minor battles (death by 1000 cuts).
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Sachin wrote:
arshyam wrote:They've tasted success with the freebie issue, and that's a very dangerous thing to let take root.
Freebies cannot be ignored. BJP also has to adopt this or perish. Thanks to the socialism (and the rich man bad, poor man good story line peddled for decades), we Indians still do expect every thing to be given for free, and ALSO complain if there is even a limit on what is being given for free. This mentality would take at least a decade to change and with significant push from government and others. Beyond a point Hindus also will not give votes for Hindutwa alone. My gut feeling is that Hindus may show some unity, only when there is a clear and imminent threat to their survival. RoP and RoL knows this so do not go for major wars, but only trigger minor battles (death by 1000 cuts).

so, as per your expectation, one strata of society has to work their butts off, pay ever rising high taxes through their nose just so that the other strata can leach off them and freeload in perpetuity

no wonder that so many Indians are in such a great hurry to get out of India

we will soon become like venezuela and such other "kommunist" paradises

This is what is happening in punjab today and slowly spreading to other communities who are the habitual wielders of the levers of political power

MSP for sunflower seeds, this is an unheard of concept and just like this they will discover more innovative methods of enforceable social extraction in the name of progress.
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chetak wrote:so, as per your expectation, one strata of society has to work their butts off, pay ever rising high taxes through their nose just so that the other strata can leach off them and freeload in perpetuity
It is not my expectation saar, but the reality :). And as I said earlier, this may need a civilizational change for the mentality of the average Indian to change his mindset. During the Congress rule from 1947 no attempt were made to make the average Indian to change his mindset. On the other hand he was encouraged to be the self doubting, with inferiority complex and remain poor as it was considered to be a virtue. BJP may have tried changing it, but it is not going to be easy, and if they believe that all of a sudden the average India would become self confident, have faith in his skills and agrees that making money honestly is not a crime; it may not be very correct.
no wonder that so many Indians are in such a great hurry to get out of India
we will soon become like venezuela and such other "kommunist" paradise
Agree with you here 100%. In fact even when Congress was in power their target too may have been to make India another Venezuela or Cuba and I am sure the commies (CPI(M) and CPI) would have loved it too. Man inherently is lazy and given a choice, would prefer to get every thing for free. Man also will have the tendency to feel jealous about any one who looks in a better position than himself. Communism/Socialism survives on these two feelings, which any self respecting person accepts as poor human qualities. Any developed nation of today will have its citizens who are willing to work hard and also do not try to pull down others who seems to be making their life better.
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Nehru's Name Dropped From Nehru Memorial Museum and Library Society

as neverwho unravels, the house ni**ers panic

this is only the beginning..........of the end
Jairam Ramesh@Jairam_Ramesh

Pettiness & Vengeance, thy name is Modi.

For over 59 years Nehru Memorial Museum & Library (NMML) has been a global intellectual lamdmark and treasure house of books & archives.

It will henceforth be called Prime Ministers Museum & Society.

What won't Mr. Modi do to distort, disparage and destroy the name & legacy of the architect of the Indian nation-state.

A small, small man overburdened by his insecurities is the self-styled Vishwaguru.
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Sachin wrote:
arshyam wrote:They've tasted success with the freebie issue, and that's a very dangerous thing to let take root.
Freebies cannot be ignored. BJP also has to adopt this or perish. Thanks to the socialism (and the rich man bad, poor man good story line peddled for decades), we Indians still do expect every thing to be given for free, and ALSO complain if there is even a limit on what is being given for free. This mentality would take at least a decade to change and with significant push from government and others. Beyond a point Hindus also will not give votes for Hindutwa alone. My gut feeling is that Hindus may show some unity, only when there is a clear and imminent threat to their survival. RoP and RoL knows this so do not go for major wars, but only trigger minor battles (death by 1000 cuts).

This is an erroneous argument. It ignores the fundamental difference between Congress System and the BJP system
The Congress system is an Extractive Political Institution that relies on political and economic favorites. Its neo-feudalism in place since the Sultanate->Mughal->East India Company ->English->Congress.
This ended in 2014 as it was a critical juncture of ruination or progress.
People have chosen in 2014 to do away with the old system. What we are seeing is the death throes of the old order which has spurts of comeback due to folks who will lose in the new system.
For example, there will be economic losers who can't survive the open marketplace and hanker of Licences Quota Permit Raj of yesteryears.
There are political losers like Pawar who can't survive the marketplace of ideas.
All these will support the old system but it's unsustainable. Look at how HP, Karnataka, and TN are suffering.
By advocating BJP also has to imitate the old system one should introspect about the validity of the ideas.
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Chetak in Django Unchained there is a character Stephen played by Samuel Jackson that is MUTU to a tee.
Try to watch it or read the wiki.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Django_Unchained
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The so-called ‘truck driver’ who interviewed @RahulGandhi is President Indian overseas Youth Congress America.

The same truck driver who claimed to earlier support BJP is head of Indian overseas Youth Congress.

Extremely bad PR stunt by Congress


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panic in the ranks of the dravidian party

the moolah trail leads right to the highest levels of the dravidian die-nastie

And it took a supreme court order to get the ED investigations started

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Sachin wrote:
arshyam wrote:They've tasted success with the freebie issue, and that's a very dangerous thing to let take root.
Freebies cannot be ignored. BJP also has to adopt this or perish. Thanks to the socialism (and the rich man bad, poor man good story line peddled for decades), we Indians still do expect every thing to be given for free, and ALSO complain if there is even a limit on what is being given for free. This mentality would take at least a decade to change and with significant push from government and others. Beyond a point Hindus also will not give votes for Hindutwa alone. My gut feeling is that Hindus may show some unity, only when there is a clear and imminent threat to their survival. RoP and RoL knows this so do not go for major wars, but only trigger minor battles (death by 1000 cuts).
Saar, aren't you contradicting yourself here? BJP is currently the only major party that is not giving mindless freebies, and if they adopt the same model as you suggest, who is left to try and change the mindset? In any case, going by TN and Delhi's experience, how do you expect it to change, BJP or not?

I personally maintain that in this assembly election, KA has taken the first step towards its own decline, just like TN did in 2005-06, when the freebie culture really took root over there (free power, TV, mixie, grinder, etc.). Yes, TN appears prosperous on the surface (and many would use that argument to say "what's wrong with freebies?"), but is actually saddled with a severe debt of 7.24 lakh crores (source: TN budget estimates 22-23), and an economy over-dependent on outside labour, while productive and hard-working TN folk end up migrating to other states, especially BLR/KA, for better prospects.
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arshyam wrote:Saar, aren't you contradicting yourself here? BJP is currently the only major party that is not giving mindless freebies
May be I did not make myself clear last time. What I mean to say is that when the general population in India is very keen to get freebies (for what ever reasons), BJP can only ignore that at its own peril. They can perhaps reduce the freebies, but sitting on a moral high horse may not help them elections very easily in India. Especially when the opposition parties are well entrenched and have no qualms in destroying the nation to win elections.
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Since ancient times, giving free bees and making people lazy has been an essential tool for adharmic rulers. IIRC Kanika, the minister of Jarasandha, advised opening the Kosagara and distributing gold free. By that distribution, people will depend on the King, and as they live on the generosity of the King, they will not oppose an adharmic King like Kamsa.
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There is a perversion of greed in Hindu psyche which has been exploited by anti-Hindu forces since many centuries. Karnataka not voting for BJP is the Bengal moment of Kannadigas -- akin to when Bengalis began to vote for communists and started slow suicide. Now they are a pathetic spectacle of underdevelopment, Muslim domination, and educated Bengali Hindu youth miserably looking for jobs in Delhi and Mumbai, much like people from Bihar and UP.
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Blaming voters alone for BJP's defeat is not correct. BJP in KA is as bad as INC. It can be called, as Arun Showri said, "INC with a cow". The same KA voters voted for BJP in the LS 2019 at nearly 50%, some 10% votes more than in Assembly elections. There is also a factor of backstabbing by Yaddi, which no one wants to speak about.

Bengal is a very different case. In that state, since 1977, no free and fair elections have been there. The political violence of CPM is as massive as any jihadi one. INC used to get only a slightly less % of votes than CPM alone, even in such massive attacks, murders, gang rapes on their workers etc. The election commission and the national media kept quiet on this for decades. How can we blame the state's voters in this situation? Now violence has become a way of life there. Add millions of illegal BD voters.
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sanjayc wrote:There is a perversion of greed in Hindu psyche which has been exploited by anti-Hindu forces since many centuries. Karnataka not voting for BJP is the Bengal moment of Kannadigas -- akin to when Bengalis began to vote for communists and started slow suicide. Now they are a pathetic spectacle of underdevelopment, Muslim domination, and educated Bengali Hindu youth miserably looking for jobs in Delhi and Mumbai, much like people from Bihar and UP.
janab,

why limit it to
"a perversion of greed in Hindu psyche"
The reference is very selective and unwarranted

nobody is going to say no to freebies, not in India, and certainly not anywhere else in the world either.

look at what's happened in many south amriki countries, and by your own yardstick, is that not a perversion of greed in the abrahamic psyche as well....

It's the age old goose, gander, and sauce narrative

those countries have flushed themselves down the drain as will the Indian states dishing out freebies by the fistful.

the punjab example (among others) is there for all to see.

A once prosperous state that dug it's own grave because of it's entitled, elitist, and delusional population who wrongly imagine that they are the nation's "anna dattas" and hence are entitled to special treatment and they have freebied themselves into the dirt.

and now, many other states seem to be following the same suicidal path with eagerness and undiluted enthusiasm and believe you me, there isn't anything even remotely "Hindu" about the congis and there never has been.

This is how khujliwal and his crooks captured power in dilli and the congis in KAR. It is all a part of the same BIF toolkit and a ground up regime change operation is in play and yet so many are reluctant to call it by it's true name.

This trojan and constitutionally embedded virus called the congi was introduced by the abrahamic funded BIF in the 1940s and it has only grown from strength to strength since then

Very little thought actually went into framing of the Indian constitution because it was largely a "cut, copy, and paste" job
Major portion of Indian Constitution has been borrowed from Government of India Act 1935: The Constitution of 1950 was a by-product of the legacy started by the Government of India Act 1935. This was the longest act passed by the British government with 321 sections and 10 schedules.
and, if not the BIF, who do you think was cheering and orchestrating the entire process from the side lines......

Remember we had the dominion status until "our" constitution was promulgated and the head of state was not Indian
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chetak wrote:
sanjayc wrote:There is a perversion of greed in Hindu psyche which has been exploited by anti-Hindu forces since many centuries. Karnataka not voting for BJP is the Bengal moment of Kannadigas -- akin to when Bengalis began to vote for communists and started slow suicide. Now they are a pathetic spectacle of underdevelopment, Muslim domination, and educated Bengali Hindu youth miserably looking for jobs in Delhi and Mumbai, much like people from Bihar and UP.
janab,

why limit it to
"a perversion of greed in Hindu psyche"
The reference is very selective and unwarranted

nobody is going to say no to freebies, not in India, and certainly not anywhere else in the world either.

look at what's happened in many south amriki countries, and by your own yardstick, is that not a perversion of greed in the abrahamic psyche as well....
There is a difference. Hindus tend to vote anti-Hindus to power due to greed of freebies offered by them, while other communities don't. Do you think Muslims (or Christians or Bengali / Mallu communists) will vote for BJP if Modi offers them a free pressure cooker after elections? The south American nations have Christian parties offering freebies to Christians; they are not civilizational enemies of their own people. But Hindus have no problem voting for anti-Hindu parties if given a free TV or pressure cooker. Hence the perversion of greed. Notice anti-Hindu acts of Congress in Karnataka the moment they came to power. Or actions of DMK in TN or Mamata in Bengal or communists in Kerala. But Hindus have no problem in voting for them again and again. Other communities don't suffer from this blindness, and a free mixer-grinder is not enough for them to vote for who they perceive a party of infidels / heathens.
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Gita Press has been awarded the Gandhi Peace Prize
Gita Press has declined ₹1 crore cash award over a controversy regarding its selection for the Gandhi Peace Prize. In a statement, Gita Press said it was a matter of great honour to be awarded the Gandhi Peace Prize. However, Gita Press said that it would not accept the cash component of it which is ₹1 crore.

Gita Press said by not accepting the cash prize of ₹1 crore, the publisher was “keeping with its tradition of not receiving any kind of donations."

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Silly. There is world of difference between an award and a donation.
Looks like they got scared by feral rants of Jairam Ramesh.
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they should have asked the govt to donate it to the Ram Temple at Ayodhya instead - would have added so much mirchi to BIF/Congis - and would have directed the monies to dharmic causes instead of "Secular" causes
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bharathp wrote:they should have asked the govt to donate it to the Ram Temple at Ayodhya instead - would have added so much mirchi to BIF/Congis - and would have directed the monies to dharmic causes instead of "Secular" causes

Exactly. Looks like the mgt of Gita Press didn't think this through!!
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arshyam wrote:
Sachin wrote: Freebies cannot be ignored. BJP also has to adopt this or perish. Thanks to the socialism (and the rich man bad, poor man good story line peddled for decades), we Indians still do expect every thing to be given for free, and ALSO complain if there is even a limit on what is being given for free. This mentality would take at least a decade to change and with significant push from government and others. Beyond a point Hindus also will not give votes for Hindutwa alone. My gut feeling is that Hindus may show some unity, only when there is a clear and imminent threat to their survival. RoP and RoL knows this so do not go for major wars, but only trigger minor battles (death by 1000 cuts).
Saar, aren't you contradicting yourself here? BJP is currently the only major party that is not giving mindless freebies, and if they adopt the same model as you suggest, who is left to try and change the mindset? In any case, going by TN and Delhi's experience, how do you expect it to change, BJP or not?

I personally maintain that in this assembly election, KA has taken the first step towards its own decline, just like TN did in 2005-06, when the freebie culture really took root over there (free power, TV, mixie, grinder, etc.). Yes, TN appears prosperous on the surface (and many would use that argument to say "what's wrong with freebies?"), but is actually saddled with a severe debt of 7.24 lakh crores (source: TN budget estimates 22-23), and an economy over-dependent on outside labour, while productive and hard-working TN folk end up migrating to other states, especially BLR/KA, for better prospects.
arshyam, We should gather info to find out the "Economic Impact of Political Freebies on State Finances"
We know have data from Delhi, Punjab, HP, Karnataka, and TN.

Please help gather similar data to assess the impact of Freebie Politics.

Sachin and Yagnasri if Elections are held right now in Karnataka BJP will win hands down.
But the people need to realize their folly some more. And enjoy what they brought about. Especially the urban elite who were enjoying economic benefits (GDP doubled in 9 years and so did per capita, and inflation went down) but were making sly attacks.
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ramana wrote:Sachin and Yagnasri if Elections are held right now in Karnataka BJP will win hands down.
Hope it holds true, and the results would be seen in Lok Sabha elections next year. There was a jinx earlier - GoKA and GoI could never be formed by the same political party. It was broken last time around. My sincere hope is that KA BJP leadership (!?) does some serious ground work instead of parading A. Shah and N. Modi in vehicles across the state and expect them to get votes.
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ramana wrote:Silly. There is world of difference between an award and a donation.
Looks like they got scared by feral rants of Jairam Ramesh.
Jairam Ramesh is an American / church parrot. Hindus need to learn to brazen their way through, rather than be timid due to feral ranting of compromised resident non-Indians with Hindu names. Gita Press should have donated the money to a noble Hindu cause (building shelters for Pakistani Hindu refugees in India, build a guest house at Ayodhya for devotees visiting the Ram Temple, orphanage for Hindu kids, ISKCON for mid-day meal scheme, etc. etc.)
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WA

what is the BJP scared of.....
What Congress has done in a Month in Karnataka, BJP couldn't do in 9 years in any part of India. (regarding changing curriculum)

The centre can amend the preamble (amended during emergency) or revert it back to the original one but why will BJP do it when it never changed a word in NCERT books, will they do anything at all...
Karnataka Congress govt reverses changes that BJP bought in textbooks, drops Savarkar and nationalism, promotes ‘regional pride’ instead: 18 changes
this is the soreass led enforcement of the commie agenda
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^^Chetakji
This pusillanimous approach has become a face of BJP since 2019 victory
The only odd man out is Yogi aka Bulldozer Baba.
The image of Viswaguru has become all encompassing doctrine seems like.
Except for the odd bumping off of Khalisthani terror suspects rest is working as per the above doctrine.
I dont know if this approach will fetch 2024.
Even if it does will there be a muscular brand of Hindutva I dont know(unless NaMo Hands it over to BB, and then Bull Dozers will run rampant)
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In LS 2024, elections will not be the same as any assembly elections. There will be a vote for NM now in 2024, not some useless KA BJP politicos. KA BJP leadership are very, very bad in many places. The fact that the % of votes remained the same shows the real hardcore support for BJP despite the looting rule of the BJP. So I am not that much worried about KA LS seats in 2024. Plus, Deva Gowda is joining with BJP for the LS elections.

TDP and Akalis are also going to be back in NDA. Let us hope there will not be backstabbing by CBN again.
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^^ after 50 odd years in power
So after Garibhi Hatao new slogan Ladki Bachao
Someone should offer this vacuous echo-chamber a two-by-two comparison chart of Cong years and later. Also Cong ruled states and others
But most importantly One should get Religious or Caste identity of the preps
The usual crap about Brahminical Patriarchy etc should be laid to rest.
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No body in Govt. brought up Superpower or anyone bragged on it. But the filth like RRR and Pappu brought it up and then abuse India. What is their motivation?
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Potentially allies like Manjhi of Ham party or Om Rajbhar have made interesting comments on Lord Ram itself. So it pointless to debate about Hindu people or Hinduphobia.

BJP have both allies and hindu name members within who are not even really practising Hindus by any means. Similarly, there are opposition parties members who are actually big Hindu practitioners. That itself is a big discourse.

Its an oxymoron politics, and BJP is adaptable and pragmatic, whereas online discussion is all idealistic which doesnt really help nor win.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ob_lIQRAnYM


British empire killed 165 million Indians in 40 years: How colonialism inspired fascism





Dec 13, 2022
A scholarly study found that British colonialism caused approximately 165 million deaths in India from 1880 to 1920, while stealing trillions of dollars of wealth. The global capitalist system was founded on European imperial genocides, which inspired Adolf Hitler and led to fascism.

https://geopoliticaleconomy.com/2022/12 ... lonialism/
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Amit Malviya@amitmalviya

Since time serving Darbari of Nehru-Gandhi parivar won’t tell the whole story. So, here it is:

During Nehru’s visit in 1956, Indira accompanied him. As part of protocol, President Eisenhower’s team asked for their food preference and learnt that Prime Minister of the world’s largest Hindu country - Jawaharlal and his daughter Indira - both devoured beef (Filet Mignon-to be specific), alongside some scotch.

The US Govt documents declassified in 1973 clearly talk about food preferences shared by Nehru and Indira Gandhi.

As per these documents, "Nehru and Indira enjoyed filet-mignon", a dish described as 'cut of meat taken from the smaller end of the tenderloin, or psoas major of a cow.'

But it was all kept in private, so that Hindu vote bank in India could still be milked.


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pappu is not a pappu, it is a mask

he is a very calculative politician who has an agenda and is being underestimated by the vast majority of his opponents


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Dda6rpC0xw


Rahul Gandhi's Contempt for India & Indians| RaGa का नशा | Sam Pitroda | Awanish PN Sharma


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This ought to light quite a few hairs and you know where....


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This letter, which had been kept a secret for all these years, is now on display as part of the Prime Ministers' Museum in New Delhi.

Now we know the hullabaloo after Nehru Memorial was named as Prime Minister's Memorial.

This is same man who opposed president going for Somnath temple and had refuse to fund IT by govt money. Gandhi Parivar is anti Hindu since day 1


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"Punish the entire neighbourhood if a mosque in that neighbourhood is destroyed?, wrote Pt Nehru to Vallabhbhai Patel on 22 October 1947, two months after Independence. Nehru lived at 17 York Road, now called 17, Motilal Nehru Marg. Nehru talks of many mosques that were destroyed, some of these had been converted into temples. He says that the government should rebuild the mosques that have been destroyed. Anyone occupying a mosque needs to be thrown out. All people living in a muhalla where a mosque has been destroyed need to be fined. 'They should pay a punitive fine', then PM JL Nehru wrote to Home Minister Sardar Vallabh bhai Patel.
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^^^ And the above dietary preference of the PM Nehru and Mrs. Indira Gandhi includes beef, but not pork. "Peaceful", eh?
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Daughter of Former CM Buddhadeb Bhattacharya, Sucheta Bhattacharya has changed his gender and and now she has become Suchetan Bhattacharya.

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Central Home Ministry has suspended FCRA registration of Harsh Mander’s NGO “Centre for Equity Studies"!

Harsh Mander works with George Soros' “Open Society Foundation" & is close aide of Sonia Khan-Gandhi. He has fled from Bharat after his role was identified in Anti-CAA Ri0ts.

@HMOIndia had earlier launched CBI inquiry against Harsh Mander's NGO 'Aman Biradari', for FCRA violations.

https://www.newsbharati.com/Encyc/2023/ ... -FCRA.html

New Delhi, Jun 21: The Union Home Ministry has suspended the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) license of the autonomous think tank Centre for Equity Studies (CES). The Ministry said that CES co-founder activist-author Harsh Mander, a columnist for various publications, violated the provisions of the Act. With its FCRA license suspended for 180 days, CES will be unable to get fresh foreign contributions or utilize the existing donations without clearance from the Home Ministry.
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fanne wrote:Daughter of Former CM Buddhadeb Bhattacharya, Sucheta Bhattacharya has changed his gender and and now she has become Suchetan Bhattacharya.

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probably has a new nick name like Dick
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The West is inviting India to help in reconstructing Ukraine

Next month, the UK and Ukraine will host the Ukraine Recovery Conference in London

The aim is to raise funds from governments & the private sector to stabilize Ukraine

India is invited
Why......

“You broke it, you pay for it.

Don’t pass the burden onto those who had no role in the breaking”




https://www.livemint.com/news/world/uk- ... 43529.html
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