Modi 3.0 - Bharat

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https://x.com/MeghUpdates/status/1965462003755192652
@MeghUpdates
BREAKING NEWS

PM Modi: “Stability, peace & prosperity of Nepal are of utmost IMPORTANCE to India.”

“I humbly appeal to my brothers & sisters in Nepal to STAND united for peace.”

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https://x.com/MEAIndia/status/1965391313236640177
@MEAIndia
Supporting a key Global South partner- Mozambique.

sends medical assistance to Mozambique. The first tranche of the aid was dispatched via an Indian Coast Guard vessel.

The aid comprises medicines, surgical supplies and consumables which will augment ’s healthcare capabilities.

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BREAKING: Election Commission of India To Rollout SIR Pan India Soon | Bihar SIR

BREAKING: Election Commission of India To Rollout SIR Pan India Soon | Bihar SIR

The Election Commission of India (ECI) is set to roll out the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls across the country soon, following its recent execution in Bihar ahead of crucial state elections. The pan-India SIR exercise aims to cleanse voter lists by removing ineligible entries, duplicates, deceased voters, and non-citizens, while ensuring no eligible citizen is left out. This massive door-to-door enumeration and verification process will involve voters submitting signed enumeration forms, in some cases without supporting documents, with the final rolls expected by early 2026.

The move follows the ECI’s directive in June 2025 and a recent meeting of Chief Electoral Officers from all states and Union Territories to finalize the operational details. The Commission plans to rationalize polling stations and upload updated rolls on CEO websites to enhance transparency and accessibility. While the Election Commission maintains the revision is a constitutional mandate crucial for fair elections, opposition parties have criticized it as potentially disenfranchising sections of voters, underscoring the political sensitivity surrounding SIR’s pan-India implementation.

[chetak]

It's high time that this guy was put out to pasture

rahul gandhi took bullets on his chest and sacrificed his life to keep this country united: Kharge Ji

rahul baba ki supari le rakhi hai kya inhone?

WATCH VIDEO

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The New India
India calls out ‘ill-informed’ Swiss claims at UNHRC; asks to focus on Racism, Xenophobia at home
India called out ‘ill-informed’ Swiss claimed at UNHRC; asked to focus on Racism, Xenophobia at home.
At the 5th Meeting- 60th Session of Human Rights Council, Indian Diplomat Kshitij Tyagi said, “We would also like to respond to the surprising, shallow and ill-informed remarks made by Switzerland, a close friend and partner. As it holds the UNHRC presidency, it is all the more important for Switzerland to avoid wasting the council's time with narratives that are blatantly false and do not do justice to the reality of India. Instead, it should focus on its own challenges such as racism, systematic discrimination and xenophobia. As the world's largest, most diverse and vibrant democracy, with a civilizational embrace of pluralism, India remains ready to help Switzerland address these concerns.” .

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Cross posting from India U.S thread
Prime Minister Modi speaks with PM Giorgia Meloni
https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage ... ID=2165379

Leaders reaffirm commitment to deepen India-Italy Strategic Partnership

The leaders exchange views on peaceful and early resolution of the conflict in Ukraine

PM Meloni expresses support for early conclusion of India- EU FTA

Leaders commit to promote connectivity under the IMEEEC Initiative

[RCase]

It's high time that this guy was put out to pasture

rahul gandhi took bullets on his chest and sacrificed his life to keep this country united: Kharge Ji

rahul baba ki supari le rakhi hai kya inhone?

WATCH VIDEO

Praise the lord! He is alive! Per Kharge, RaGa took bullets to his chest and sacrificed his life, but arose from the dead to become the YOUTH leader. What's the difference in a name Rajiv, Rahul, Indira? All are interchangeable Gandhis for this bootlicker, no? FYI for Kharge - Indira got shot with bullets, Rajiv got blown up (no bullets) and Rahul claimed he had killed himself (don't know by what means) and that he is not Rahul anymore.

[chetak]

VI@WA

Today you see anarchy in Nepal.

But pause and think, wasn’t the same script attempted in India?

CAA riots, Farmers’ blockade, “GoBackModi,” BBC drama. These endless protests weren't organic.

It was imported chaos, designed to keep Bharat weak.

Only one man stood in between Modi.

They aren’t against him.

They’re against you.

He's just protecting you.

[Tanaji]

In the meanwhile, hizzoners are trying a blatant power grab by using Nepal protests as a fig leaf

https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/we-are- ... _topscroll

I hope GoI robustly pushes back

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PM Modi's remarks during the joint press meet with Mauritius PM Dr. Ramgoolam
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks during the joint press meet with Prime Minister of Mauritius Dr. Navinchandra Ramgoolam.

[drnayar]

The New India
India calls out ‘ill-informed’ Swiss claims at UNHRC; asks to focus on Racism, Xenophobia at home
India called out ‘ill-informed’ Swiss claimed at UNHRC; asked to focus on Racism, Xenophobia at home.
At the 5th Meeting- 60th Session of Human Rights Council, Indian Diplomat Kshitij Tyagi said, “We would also like to respond to the surprising, shallow and ill-informed remarks made by Switzerland, a close friend and partner. As it holds the UNHRC presidency, it is all the more important for Switzerland to avoid wasting the council's time with narratives that are blatantly false and do not do justice to the reality of India. Instead, it should focus on its own challenges such as racism, systematic discrimination and xenophobia. As the world's largest, most diverse and vibrant democracy, with a civilizational embrace of pluralism, India remains ready to help Switzerland address these concerns.” .
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Oh dear

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Cross posting from Internal security thread.
https://x.com/RohitChan666/status/1965704695391113646
@RohitChan666
BJP destroyed IITs bg introducing humanities in them

https://x.com/SanketOswal/status/1965606343760642209
@SanketOswal
IIT Gandhinagar is a strange place!
Why is Prof. Jaison Manjalay of Cognitive & Brain Sciences Department at IIT Gandhinagar publishing papers on caste?

Is caste now a branch of neuroscience?

https://x.com/MehHarshil/status/1966164707833971045
@MehHarshil
The questions we have been asking for the last 3 years on X are now asked by mainstream media.

Good to see a debate on mischievous humanities departments of IITs.

IIT Bombay Poster Mocking Top Leaders Sparks Nationwide Controversy
A poster at IIT Bombay mocking top political leaders has triggered outrage and a heated national debate. The controversy has sparked questions on freedom of expression, student politics, and political intolerance in India.

[Amber G.]

Dear Indian clown netas with wet dreams about how “Nepal can happen in India”.

watching anarchy abroad and is only reminded about your frustration/failure at home.

[uddu]

LIVE: CP Radhakrishnan Takes Oath as 15th Vice President of India
India’s Vice President-designate CP Radhakrishnan will be sworn in today. President Droupadi Murmu will administer the oath to him at Rashtrapati Bhavan. Notably, Radhakrishnan, the NDA candidate, had secured 452 votes, while the Opposition nominee and former Supreme Court judge B Sudershan Reddy received 300 votes.

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https://x.com/AbhishBanerj/status/1966330876167651699

@AbhishBanerj
Proud news every Indian should know

This year, Britain has returned Chagos Islands in the Indian Ocean to Mauritius

As a symbol, Mauritius PM invited India to provide ship carrying him to the island to replant the Mauritius flag

India is returning to its glory in Indian Ocean

https://x.com/sougat18/status/1966244814510571796
@sougat18
A lot of folks have no clue how big Diplomatic win this is for India. I mean emphatic huge. People need to start appreciating when it is actually the need of the moment. Cherish this. Not every day you get to relive such moments in this great nation after the everything that is going around us.

[Tanaji]

Congress has breached a line by putting up that AI video of Modijis mother. This makes it open season on all sorts of videos…

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How Gyan Bharatam Keeps Bharat’s Spirit Alive
In his Independence Day speech, the Prime Minister highlighted the Gyan Bharatam Mission, under which over one crore manuscripts are being located, preserved, and digitised. Guided by five pillars—preservation, digitisation, capacity-building, research, and outreach—the mission creates a national digital repository, keeping alive the spirit of Bharat’s culture.

[chetak]

[chetak]

The question that haunts ⁦@RahulGandhi⁩: “Is BJP winning polls due to rigged electoral rolls.”

The answer in three images by ⁦@htTweets⁩ data editor Roshan Kishore & Abhishek Jha

[vijayk]

Deep State's Global Left Ecosystem (Expose)

The biggest conspiracy theory is going to become reality today

Yes there is a global left ecosystem consisting of 140 political parties of the world and India's Congress is part of it and RaGa is..

Here is the Hydrogen Bomb

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1966 ... =topunroll

[vijayk]

The retard mandabuddhi PAPPU released an AI geenrated video in Bihar depicting Modi's mother berating her son. This Italian filth is beyond human garbage

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How Modi Govt is powering Mizoram's transformation with ₹9,000 crore worth of projects
PM Modi inaugurated the Bairabi–Sairang rail line and launched ₹9,000 crore worth of projects in Mizoram, marking a historic step for the Northeast. The new rail line, with 143 bridges and 45 tunnels, connects Aizawl to Delhi for the first time, boosting trade, travel, and prosperity. From railways and roads to LPG plants, schools, and sports facilities, Mizoram’s growth shows that a developed Northeast is vital for a developed India.


PM Modi's address during the launch of various development projects in Aizawl, Mizoram

[ricky_v]

ricky_v ji, sad to say but your father's "friends" need a hard reality check.

Many "retired walla groups" are heavily commie infested and more often that not, show a very strong anti Modi ji bias.[/b]

all valid points chetak sir, but outrage farming on sm cares little for facts and figures, do not deny that there is an inherent anti-modi bias, but my point was more along the lines of how ai can be used to create fake and outrage inducing videos with no one able to check it in time, though sanjayc ji has the following suggestion:

A law is needed to force video creators to compulsorily label an AI generated video as such. Pushing a video like this in public domain without identifying it as AI should be punishable.

now that there is the ai video of the pm and his deceased mother, perhaps the goi can look into the matter more closely before it ends up losing the bihar election to such shennanigans

[ricky_v]

How Modi Govt is powering Mizoram's transformation with ₹9,000 crore worth of projects

some excellent work being done, my only gripe is with the media constantly referring it to a "gift"; if after so many years of independence, availability of basic infra is considered a gift and not a right, then they need to get their heads checked, yes, the previous governments ignored this region quite callously, but these are not gifts, they are legitimate investments for the benefit and upliftment of the people

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Anand Ranganathan speech on Viksit Bharat, Congress, BJP, Narendra Modi, GDP & Indian Economy Growth
Anand Ranganathan emphasizes the need to honor the past while addressing present failures to ensure future success, framing the discussion around the roles of the state and citizens in creating a healthier, wealthier, wiser, and more adaptable workforce.
A thought-provoking segment on the difference between welfare (e.g., toilets, gas connections) and freebies (e.g., free pilgrimages), with a call for citizens to reject unsustainable policies.

*00:00:01 - Introduction*
Anand Ranganathan opens with a powerful reflection on India's dual pursuit of advancing towards greatness while honoring its historical legacy, using the renovated building as a symbol.

*00:03:06 - Gratitude*
Ranganathan expresses heartfelt thanks to the architects and key contributors, like Praful Dada, for restoring the historical complex, emphasizing the importance of cultural preservation.

*00:10:28 - Vision for Viksit Bharat 2047*
The core topic is introduced, discussing India’s path to becoming a developed nation by 2047, emphasizing the need to address fundamental challenges for sustainable growth.

*00:14:09 - India’s Economic Success: (2014–2024)*
A data-driven segment highlighting India’s stunning economic achievements over the past decade, including GDP growth, poverty reduction, and infrastructure development.

*00:18:29 - Persistent Challenges in India*
Ranganathan shifts to a critical analysis of India’s ongoing issues, such as poverty, malnutrition, and child labor, urging viewers to recognize the "glass half empty" perspective.

*00:23:30 - Midday Meal Scheme Impact*
An insightful discussion on how the Midday Meal Scheme, a non-economic policy, has significantly boosted India’s economy by improving child health and education.

*00:33:28 - Agricultural Reforms: The Farm Laws*
Ranganathan critiques the repeal of the three farm laws, explaining their potential to transform agriculture and the political hypocrisy surrounding their opposition.

*00:46:53 - Public Sector Failures*
A compelling critique of the state’s role in running loss-making PSUs and the need for privatization to foster a prosperous workforce, with engaging examples like Air India.

*00:56:05 - Health Challenges in India*
Ranganathan discusses the alarming rise of non-communicable diseases like diabetes and obesity, urging the state to invest in innovative health solutions like natural medicine research.

*01:03:12 - Welfare vs. Freebies: A Critical Distinction*

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Roads, education, IT and more – Manipur gets a big push!
Under PM Modi’s visionary leadership, Manipur takes a giant leap forward with 17 new projects worth ₹1,200+ crore. From roads and administration to education, health, IT, and women’s empowerment, these initiatives boost governance, entrepreneurship, and digital transformation, shaping a prosperous and future-ready Manipur for every citizen.



PM Modi meets families staying in relief camps at Churachandpur, Manipur


PM's speech during foundation stone laying ceremony of development works in Churachandpur, Manipur
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses a gathering during the foundation stone laying ceremony of development works in Churachandpur, Manipur.


PM Modi meets local residents in Imphal, Manipur


PM Modi's speech during the inauguration of development works in Imphal, Manipur
At the inauguration of projects worth over ₹1,200 crore in Imphal, PM Modi said a new phase of infrastructure growth has begun in Manipur. He noted that women empowerment is a key pillar of India’s development and Atmanirbhar Bharat, a spirit visible in the state. The PM affirmed his government’s commitment to peace and stability, stressing that return to a normal life is the top priority. He urged Manipur to stay firmly on the path of peace and progress.

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LIVE : PM Modi participates in the 100th birth anniversary celebrations of Bhupen Hazarika in Assam
Prime Minister Narendra Modi participated in the celebrations of the 100th birth Anniversary of Bharat Ratna Dr. Bhupen Hazarika in Guwahati, Assam.

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https://x.com/ANI/status/1966786777295036925
@ANI
When PM Narendra Modi landed at the airport in Imphal, Manipur, it was raining heavily. The weather was not conducive for him to head to Churachandpur in a helicopter. Despite the heavy rain, PM decided to reach the venue by road so that he could interact with the people, even though it was 1.5 hours away by road.



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@gp5544
Risk taking ability
Imphal to Churachandpur by road in convoy,21Para SF with GRs would have been soo busy today.

[Yayavar]

Here is South Africa's ANC understanding of this phase of Gandhi's life.
https://www.mkgandhi.org/articles/jamesdhunt.php

If one doesn't want to read the long essay, here is the conclusion:

Wow. This is a great find. I will read it in full. What I remember from my uncle and my dad, this is how they also portrayed Gandhi. Not exactly in those words but their thought process was similar.

Been away and joining back Good reference. Thanks.

In general I find this going hammer and tongs against select leaders for specific errors ignoring overall assessment, like bad managers, very interesting. We.do this with vigour against Gandhi, or nehru. Another set goes against Savarkar or Bose. An intersection set mocks INA and conversely a set is convinced that HSRA would have brought up a robust United India whereas a large set ignores them. At the same time in small towns one still sees posters of Gandhi, nehru, azad, Bose I shops and homes and all are revered.

Anyway here is an assessment by Nelson Mandela.
I would give this much more credence than quoting references by British nobility descendant 28 year old Sam Dalrymple, to 23 year Gandhi's letter as has been done in earlier posts.

<https>https://time.com/archive/6737416/the-sa ... or/</https>

[chetak]

Wow. This is a great find. I will read it in full. What I remember from my uncle and my dad, this is how they also portrayed Gandhi. Not exactly in those words but their thought process was similar.

Been away and joining back Good reference. Thanks.

In general I find this going hammer and tongs against select leaders for specific errors ignoring overall assessment, like bad managers, very interesting. We.do this with vigour against Gandhi, or nehru. Another set goes against Savarkar or Bose. An intersection set mocks INA and conversely a set is convinced that HSRA would have brought up a robust United India whereas a large set ignores them. At the same time in small towns one still sees posters of Gandhi, nehru, azad, Bose I shops and homes and all are revered.

Anyway here is an assessment by Nelson Mandela.
I would give this much more credence than quoting references by British nobility descendant 28 year old Sam Dalrymple, to 23 year Gandhi's letter as has been done in earlier posts.

<https>https://time.com/archive/6737416/the-sa ... or/</https>

Yayavar ji,

here is another book for your library



The South African Gandhi: Stretcher-Bearer of Empire
Ashwin Desai, Goolem Vahed

https://www.amazon.in/South-African-Gan ... 8194447119

In the pantheon of global liberation heroes, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi has pride of place. Leaders like man de LA have lauded him as being part of the epic battle to defeat the White regime and prepare the way for a non-racial country. Against this background, the South African Gandhi unravels the complex story of a man who, throughout his stay on African soil (1893–1914), remained true to empire while expressing disdain for Africans. For Gandhi, whites and Indians were bound by an Aryan bloodline that had no place for the African. His racism was matched by his Class (and caste) prejudice towards the Indian indentured. Desai and vahed show that Gandhi never missed an opportunity to demonstrate his loyalty to empire, with a particular penchant for war.

(as he indeed did, when during WWII, he actively encouraged Indian natives to join the britshit army and fight for them. These soldiers fought in battles in europe and also around the world to safeguard the colonial interests of the britshit empire)

Many countless thousands of these soldiers perished, but the britshits mobilized more than a million soldiers to fight for them in WWII

During the war the britshit empire and dominions raised a total of 8,586,000 men for military service. More than 5 million came from the britishit isles, 1,440,500 from India, 629,000 from Canada, 413,000 from Australia, 136,000 from South Africa, 128,500 from New Zealand and more than 134,000 from other colonies.

India didn't have a dog in this fight, and yet the stretcher bearer sent them off to fight for his white masters

and don't miss the movie "The Bengal Files", watch it whenever you can.

It is not only an eye opener but it also has the effect of a savage kick to the solar plexus

The Bengal Files has become more than just a film it has emerged as a battlefield for truth, memory, and justice. While audiences across India are getting to witness Vivek Agnihotri’s chilling recreation of Bengal’s darkest chapter, the very soil where this genocide took place, West Bengal, is being denied that right. The question that every Indian must now confront is simple: Why should the people of Bengal be deprived of their right to see the story of their ancestors, while the rest of the nation and the world watch?

Hollywood has never shied away from producing films that expose Nazi atrocities, ensuring the horrors of the Holocaust remain etched in global consciousness. Yet, in a supposedly free India, a film that dares to expose Islamic atrocities against Hindus faces censorship, boycotts, and intimidation. The answer lies in Mamata Banerjee’s vote-bank politics in West Bengal and the Left-liberal ecosystem’s fear of Hindu awakening.

The Brutal Truth of Direct Action Day
Here is the reality that the secular media and the appeasement-driven political class never wish to highlight. Direct Action Day in August 1946 was not orchestrated by politicians in isolation it was carried out by ordinary Muslims who willingly participated in the bloodshed. It was not Mohammad Ali Jinnah alone who wielded the knife. It was the Muslim mobs in Calcutta and later in Noakhali who slaughtered Hindu men, butchered bodies, and hung mutilated torsos in butcher shops.

Hindu girls were dragged away, violated, and forced into marriages with their tormentors. Entire families were wiped out in the name of Islam, simply because the Muslim League demanded Pakistan. These are not exaggerated tales they are the lived experiences of survivors, preserved in memoirs, testimonies, and contemporary reports. Yet, the same media that questions Agnihotri never dares to write about this. Their so-called “morality” applies only when Hindu voices must be silenced.

The hypocrisy deepens when one asks: why does the media never question why Muslim mobs repeatedly take to violence at the call of political and religious leaders? Why is the brutality of those mobs justified or ignored, while any attempt to highlight Hindu genocide is instantly labeled “communal”? If Hindus retell their tragedy today, they are not inventing hatred; they are recording history.


Gopal Chandra Mukherjee was known as 'Gopal Patha', as his family owned a goat-meat shop in Calcutta. Patha stands for a male goat in Bangla. Mukherjee was a wrestler and a businessperson, by profession. Patha, one of Calcutta's musclemen of the 1940s, rose to prominence during the 1946 riots

'ANSWER BRUTALITY WITH BRUTALITY.' WHAT GOPAL PATHA SAID ON VIOLENCE AND DUTY
Gopal Patha organised and mobilised the gang, because he believed it was the need of the hour. They equipped themselves with knives, swords, machetes, sticks, and iron rods, while Gopal carried two American pistols tucked into his waistband.

"I went round the saw mills and factories. I set an amount, sometimes Rs 1,000, sometimes Rs 5,000. They paid up. Then I declared: for one murder, you get Rs 10, for a half-murder, Rs 5. That's how we got started," Patha told Whitehead.

His actions were also directed at preventing Calcutta (Kolkata) being turned into a part of Pakistan by force.

"It was a very critical time for the country; the country had to be saved. If we become a part of Pakistan, we will be oppressed. So I called all my boys and said, this is the time we have to retaliate, and you have to answer brutality with brutality," Patha was quoted as saying by academic Debjani Sengupta.

"If you come to know that one murder has taken place, you commit 10 murders. That was the order for my boys... It was basically my duty... I had to help those in distress," Gopal Patha told the Indian Express in 1997.

GOPAL PATHA DEFIED GANDHI THRICE ON ARMS SURRENDER
A year later, when MK gandhi visited Calcutta, still smouldering from riots and bracing for more as Bengal was gripped by the horrors of Partition, Gopal Patha refused to surrender arms despite the leader's repeated calls.

In August 1947, when Bengal saw widespread Partition violence, gandhi reached Calcutta and advocated disarmament to foster peace.

"People came with their weapons and placed them at the feet of Gandhiji. Shabbily-dressed people came with swords, daggers and country-made guns," journalist Sailen Chatterjee told the newspaper in 1997.

He deified calls to lay down arms thrice and even questioned gandhi.

"gandhi called me twice... I didn't go. The third time, some local Congress leaders told me that I should at least deposit some of my arms... I went there. I saw people coming and depositing weapons which were of no use to anyone, out-of-order pistols, that sort of thing. Then Gandhi's secretary said to me: 'Gopal, why don't you surrender your arms to Gandhiji?' I replied, 'With these arms I saved the women of my area; I saved the people. I will not surrender them," Gopal Patha told the newspaper in 1997.

"Where was gandhiji, I said, during the Great Calcutta Killing? Where was he then? Even if I've used a nail to kill someone, I won't surrender even that nail," he added.

This scene from Bengal Files between gandhi & Gopal Patha

WATCH VIDEO


Agle din ka dialogue bhi daalna tha, jab gandhi clarifies that as per feedback women are not able to die this way even when there are yogakriyas associated with it. So they should consume poison.

Just imagine, gandhi encouraging and openly advocating one of the biggest sins of Sanatana Dharma, the sin of suicide, rather than encouraging people to mobilize for their self defence.




When it comes to saving his own life... keep principles of Non-Vi0£ence aside.

When MK gandhi asked Gopal Patha to provide him protection....!

A shocking untold history from @Prakharshri78


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[dinesh_kimar]

^ Oh my God!!

Takeaway: the only means of protection against peaceful Mobs is community strength and bearing arms.

This alone ensures survival, personal protection and protection/ retaining of the entire country (imagine if Calcutta became part of Pakistan/ Bangladesh because of such compromised leadership).

[SRajesh]

^^ This probably is the main reason for opposition to Agniveer programme!!
Who knows how many : Gopal Patha/Sitaramraju/Kattaboms we could have had to prevent many of the post independence communal bloodsheds!!
If we look at the list of major communal roits post: Gujrat or Mumbai riots, the message has been clear.
The Ropers are now apporching SC at a drop of a hat for protection
Shows a shift in the tactics of their masters!!
But whenever or wherever Sikuklars gain power stone pelting testing the waters is taking place.
Post Eng-India test series and Siraj exploits lot of crap articles published to promote to the G-J Tehzeeb!!! or as i say G-J Tezaab!!

[chetak]

Prime Minister @Keir_Starmer & @YvetteCooperMP must provide a clarification to the UK and the world if their governments long standing stated position has shifted, on the issue of Jammu and Kashmir being a bilateral issue between India and Pakistan to resolve.

Under the previous @Conservatives government, imagine the uproar from @UKLabour and its Pakistani origin MPs had @RishiSunak, @pritipatel or @SuellaBraverman taken a position coloured by their Indian heritage. They instead demonstrated that their loyalty lay firmly with Britain’s progress and its politics, refusing to import the politics of the Indian subcontinent onto the streets of London.

In stark contrast, the current Home Secretary @ShabanaMahmood has repeatedly chosen to platform foreign politics, especially that of the Indian subcontinent onto British soil, even alongside @MayorofLondon.

This sets a deeply worrying precedent for UK, especially when her leanings appear contrary to established British foreign policy.

The British Government owes a clear explanation not only to @HCI_London, @narendramodi & @DrSJaishankar, but also to the ~2 million British Indians.

They deserve to know how @ShabanaMahmood intends to carry out her duties as @UKHomeSecretary without allowing personal bias to seep in - a bias that aligns with a state whose official state doctrine openly embraces asymmetrical warfare and terrorism.

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EXCLUSIVE | CP Radhakrishnan’s mentor recounts the younger days of the VP-elect | The Federal
Mu Palanisamy, mentor to CP Radhakrishnan, shares insights on his journey from a Jana Sangh volunteer in Tiruppur to India's Vice President-designate in an exclusive interview with The Federal. Highlighting CPR’s RSS roots, community service, ties with Atal Bihari Vajpayee and LK Advani, and leadership during the Coimbatore blasts, Palanisamy reflects on the future for ‘Tiruppur’s son’ in national politics

[chetak]

Don't miss this

It's possible that this dude may even be on the forum



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oi-ZnZhDbzU



People's befitting reply to Rahul Gandhi who is conspiring against Modi like Nepal and Bangladesh

[sanjayc]

Saw The Bengal Files movie today. 6:30 pm show in Delhi. Contrary to what I heard about the movie being flop, I was surprised to see house full (almost 90% seats were full). Movie had a huge impact on people. Pin drop silence when the movie ended, as the audience sat quietly, digesting what they had seen. It was an eye opener for most of them.