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[Arsen Ostrovsky @Ostrov_A]

Fifty years ago today, Air France Captain Michel Bacos showed the world what true moral courage looks like.

When Flight 139 was hijacked by Palestinian and German terrorists and flown to Entebbe, the non-Jewish passengers were eventually released. Bacos and his crew were also offered their freedom.

However, Bacos, who also served in the French army under DeGaulle, refused to leave his Jewish passengers. All his crew also refused, without exception.

Instead, they chose to remain alongside the 94 Jewish hostages, fully aware of the danger they faced. As Bacos later said, abandoning his passengers was simply "unimaginable."

Days later, they were freed in the legendary Israeli rescue mission, Operation Entebbe, led by Yoni Netanyahu, who would die in the battle.

For his extraordinary courage, Bacos was honoured by both France and Israel. Yet his greatest legacy was not the medals he received, but the example he set: that decency, duty and humanity must never yield to terror or antisemitism.

Michel Bacos was a true hero. May his life, his courage and his memory forever be a blessing and an inspiration.

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[Anshul Saxena @AskAnshul]

She is Dr. Budhri, popularly known as "Badi Didi."

While Urban Naxal professors in universities sit comfortably on taxpayer-funded salaries, brainwashing young minds and romanticising Naxalism, she chose a very different path.

For over four decades, she travelled from village to village across 570 Naxal-affected villages with a single mission to ensure that every tribal girl had access to education.

She did not deliver speeches from AC rooms or glorify Naxals/Maoists. Instead, she walked into some of India's most difficult regions and worked tirelessly to give young girls the opportunity to learn, dream, and build a better future.

By educating generations of tribal girls, she fought Left-Wing Extremism in the most powerful way possible through books, knowledge, and hope.

She has now been honoured with the Padma Shri.

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@aravindbal @rangarulez God bless you

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