Dharmo Rakshati Rakshitah
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The @jai_menon identity has been hacked or I've been locked out of it. Weirdly X is not letting me use it though it is a subscription account. I'm guessing it's some sort of "official" lock, though that account remains visible. C'est la vie.
Congress is being idiotically destroyed, and no "leader" in the party dares say a word.
How long will they stay silent? Until you disown them?
Dude uncomfortable with Gen Z methods and tactics... when delivered as per demand. I think "Cope Harder" applies here too...
.@andymukherjee70 is raising concerns about net value creation and trade deficits while Ashwini Vaishnaw is making an irrelevant (although not inaccurate) argument about fiscal returns, and then saying “cope harder” because he’s more of a troll than he is a minister of a serious country.
It is good that commies like this fellow indicate what it is really all about - ownership. This negation of the Dharmic nature of Kerala, is not limited to the state. Judging by the approach, the goal is to first create such wedges in the southern states, separate their identity from Hinduism through constant hammering of message, and then foment separatism.
The idea is to push the notion that Sanathana Dharma is not native to Kerala, and therefore Kerala is not part of India. They will use the demographic balance in the state to drive this initiative forward. This sort of Sharjeel Imam lite attitude must be carefully monitored and action taken accordingly.
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Keralam exists only because of Sanathana Arya Dharma and was formed out of languages that are native to India.
Kerala would not exist without Sanatana Dharma
For those who are wondering how "hard" Indian police were against the cockroaches, check out how the German Polizei freed Palestine.
Curious that for a borderline separatist, he labels himself "Hindustani".
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Ten years ago there were no Indians ports in the list. Now Indian ports are the fastest growing. This is actually encouraging. Always look at the glass half full ☺️
Exemplary post from those bred with a deep sense of self-hatred for themselves and the civilization they were (unfortunately as per narrative), born into. They will always see "hate" in others. It is called projection. No one minds whether Sonia loved Rajiv or not. Carve it on a tree or on a damn wall somewhere, but don't make that a qualification for pushing Rahul/Priyanka/Raihan etc., on the rest of the country.
There are other, more representative stories of love happening every day in the country, in the millions. Where mothers and fathers take a leap of faith for a better life and bring up children, and, somehow, succeed through effort, bad luck, struggle and often sorrow.
Give me an example of a Rahul who did not have private jet or aircraft carrier facilities who had to learn in his late teens how much his parents sacrificed, even in their daily nutrition, to get him a job in a bank somewhere.
There are millions of such love stories. Suppress your deep and casual hate for those millions, and you will see there is an India beyond the slyly misappropriated name Gandhi.
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That this fellow was an IAS officer is incredible.
Vande Mataram is not, in its literary construction, a prayer or religious ritual intended literally to summon or invoke Hindu deities. Rather, Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay uses the attributes, names, and imagery associated with Hindu goddesses to personify the motherland and describe its qualities. If the phrase "Vande Matram" is acceptable so is the rest!
The central device is personification. The motherland is imagined as a living, maternal presence and is described through the symbolic vocabulary of Hindu religious tradition. Bankim is not simply addressing Goddess Durga as a separate divine being. He identifies the motherland itself with the qualities conventionally associated with Durga—power, protection and martial strength—and with Saraswati and Lakshmi—wisdom and prosperity. The point is to invest the abstract idea of the nation with a familiar and emotionally powerful symbolic form.
The literal text: The verse says, “Tvam hi Durga dasa-praharana-dharini”—“You are indeed Durga, bearer of ten weapons.” The “you” is the motherland. The same passage attributes to the motherland the qualities of Vani (Saraswati) and Kamala (Lakshmi). Thus, the poem is not merely mentioning these deities; it is using their attributes as a vocabulary for describing the nation.
The temple imagery: The line “Tomarai pratima gori mandire mandire”—roughly, “It is your image that we fashion in temple after temple”—makes the metaphor even more explicit. The object being represented in the temples is the motherland, rendered through the visual and devotional language of Hindu iconography.
So the distinction matters.
National Song Replaced With 'Religious War Song' From Anandamath : Ex-IAS Officer's Plea In Supreme Court.
This is a petition drafted by Dr. G. Mohan Gopal and that is why it is brilliantly argued. I would urge those who support the replacement of the two stanza version with the six stanza version to read this thoroughly and frame a response.
livelaw.in/top-stories/natio…
Im not exactly sure why we are contributing to the salaries of these cunning crypto-communists masquerading as human rights evangelicals to "civilize the heathen".
#India Colleagues and I have repeatedly alerted the Indian authorities to undue restrictions on peaceful assembly, excessive use of force, arbitrary detentions, enforced disappearances, and the targeting of student activists. 👇🏽
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There are 140-150 million people between the ages of 26 and 32 in India.
The 5 crypto-Communist grifters you mention are barely pebbles in our shoes in comparison to the 6 below, as far as the future of India is concerned.
A great article, thought leading and inspired, from CEO of PixxelSpace, Awais Ahmed @awaisahmedna
MUST READ IN FULL
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As I noted previously. These people are not democrats or liberals. Dipke and Co are the errand boys for India's reactionary LeLi elite which has lost its privileges.
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A lot of people are hurling abuses and sending weird DMs over the Drezé tweet, as if I had exposed their own father for something. Bros, take a chill pill. I have nothing personal against the guy. My assessment is based on neutral observation & a study of poverty alleviation models across other parts of Asia.
I never thought people were so emotionally invested in a Belgian grifter. In that decade, China was leapfrogging us across almost every vertical while we were being governed by people like Drezé under Ms. Gandhi’s NAC. What a lost decade and what a braindead generation of leftist academia it sustained. Now, we have to spend decades cleaning up the mess as current incumbents also doubled down on populist net negative schemes.
And once again, my position is simple: every welfare scheme should be judged by one test only - does it reduce the number of people who need it?
Typical leftist donkey: See they are trying to destroy the French Republic as it is, and France is allowing it. India should allow it too...
Wait a little bit and see how France handles these mobs. I expect this fellow will maintain a studied silence then.
This is France’s protest! Thank you, Gandhi Ji, for making us believe in Gandhism. But NO THANKS!
We Indians are suffering from corruption, crumbling infrastructure, a failing education system, poor healthcare, toxic air, and painfully slow development, while politicians seem busy LOOTING PUBLIC MONEY.
Nearly, 80 crore people depend on free food rations, yet, we’re expected to remain grateful and silent.
Even when we protest peacefully, we face violence, intimidation, and threats. We’re labelled “Anti National” and “Traitors” for questioning those in power.
Peace!✌️🕊️
