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सदा वत्सले मातृभूमे।
धारयिति इति धर्म: (धारण करो सो धर्म)
Brahman by dharm, vaishya by karm

[प्रपंच @78ajay]

@Iyervval Aint all these docs gets digitised, concerning authorities must have uploaded their version on the portal.

[प्रपंच @78ajay]

We all should understand one thing that there will never be any kind of Ram Rajya where all people will be morally and ethically correct, and everything will be hunkie dorie like stuff.

There ought to be corruption of ideology and people overtime, that's what called EVOLUTION.

[Sabudana khichadi @dishasatra]

I was a proud andhbhakt. I was so convinced that Modiji and BJP are going to lead this country the way we all deserved and desired. I had really high hopes and blind belief. Never questioned them once in all these years.
But now things look very different. RSS is corrupt, Ram Mandir Trust people are corrupt, ethnol, I don’t want to start on the CMs and other karyakartas.
Ye kya hogaya hai? Why is BJP behaving like Congress? Feeling betrayed and helpless. What are we (common man) supposed to do now. Hum kaha jaaye? Aage khai peeche kua! I hope they really fix the party and regain our trust back.

[प्रपंच @78ajay]

@AITCofficial @MamataOfficial Please correct yourself - it should read as "hum toh dube hain sanam tumhey bhi le dubengey"

[प्रपंच @78ajay]

Followup

[प्रपंच @78ajay]

@Fastrack

do you want to act on this.

[प्रपंच @78ajay]

@Fastrack

do you want to act on this.

[प्रपंच @78ajay]

@SaffronChargers Bhai itna toh pakis ne bhi nahi socha hoga jitna tumney likh diya hai.

Kya itna dimaag hai inn asmani kitaab walo main

[प्रपंच @78ajay]

What if it turns out to be another propaganda movie turning the tables against nationalism?

[News Algebra @NewsAlgebraIND]

BIG NEWS 🚨

A bold teaser on 100 years of RSS is out, revisiting defining & controversial moments in India’s history. Daring narrative, big debate incoming.
#AakhriSawal @duttsanjay #abhijeetwarang @NikhilNanda_MP @iamnikhilnanda
#InspiringStory

[प्रपंच @78ajay]

@Muslim_ITCell @drshamamohd Dear Muslim IT troll, it's not the state, it's your muslim brethren who has been using personal law as a tool for their personal and political ambitions.

So it was necessary to put a leash on it. Stop with your darul harb dream and there will be no govt action against #muttalman

[प्रपंच @78ajay]

@Ayudhika1310 GoT

[प्रपंच @78ajay]

Totally agree with you on this bunny .

It doesn't support, it promotes terrorism.

[𝐔𝐦𝐚𝐭𝐢 🤍🕊️ @umati21]

Keep in mind..!

Islam never supports killing innocent, harmless, and guiltless people.

Islam Always wants Peace ✌️

[प्रपंच @78ajay]

@puram_politics Beta, are you bonafide imbecile or became after reading authors you're quoting in your tweets, or perhaps writing a more dumber book by the name of north vs south divide than yourself.

[प्रपंच @78ajay]

@khanumarfa You should have checked with them which gandhi they are referring to, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi who wanted to end Congress post independence or the latest Gandhi who are in bed with Soros

[प्रपंच @78ajay]

Somebody must be bursting crackers, please go, check, and report.

[Nidhi Razdan @Nidhi]

This is the air quality in Delhi right now. You can literally taste the toxicity. Slogans of development and “viksit Bharat” mean nothing if people can’t breathe clean air. What an utter failure of governance from the centre to states who are now lying to us about the data too

[प्रपंच @78ajay]

Sanjay Hegde might be getting senile.

He forgot to mention his son. Egyptian people queried his son about Pappu.

[SANJAY HEGDE @sanjayuvacha]

I was in Egypt recently, where people who figured I was Indian, said Shahrukh Khan, Amitabh Bachchan, Salman Khan. With my wife they said Kareena Kapoor, Rani Mukherjee and one even said Sonia Gandhi. I did not hear the current Pm’s name even once. Our passports got no positive or negative response, they only looked to see if we has a visa.

[प्रपंच @78ajay]

@mrsinha Feroz Khan became Feroz Gandhi after being adopted by takla Gandhi.

Just sit back and wait for few years and you will see a new Pappu being planted into the Indian polity

[प्रपंच @78ajay]

He is aware of adding consequences of commenting on animal slaughtering

[प्रपंच @78ajay]

The meltdown of librandus both nationally and internationally after deepawali celebration is unprecedented.

#cope

[प्रपंच @78ajay]

@umashankarsingh First correct yourself you so called journalist, it should be - बधाई हो, न की मुबारक हो।

[प्रपंच @78ajay]

@TARUNspeakss STFU B!tch and read this out.

https://t.co/rWCpvQwcMy

[Savitri Mumukshu - सावित्री मुमुक्षु @MumukshuSavitri]

Sabeer, don’t venture into subjects that you know nothing about - you sound like a pompous fool.

Your claim that fireworks “arrived” in India with the Mughals is completely blown to pieces by evidence - fireworks were already blazing across the skies of India centuries before the Mughals. In 1442 CE, the Persian ambassador Abdur Razzak, was sent by Timurid ruler Shah Rukh, to visit the Vijayanagara Empire and recorded his travels in Matla-us-Sadain wa Majma-ul-Bahrain. He described the Mahanavami festival at Vijayanagara as a spectacle of pyrotechnic fireworks and regal illuminations. This is an irrefutable evidence that proves there were organized firework displays during festivals in India a century before the Mughals came to India.

Several decades later, Portuguese chronicler Domingo Paes (c. 1520 CE) witnessed the same grandeur at Hampi, writing of “many fiery rockets and different sorts of fires… castles that burn and fling out bombs and rockets.” That was 6 years before Babur. These firsthand accounts offer irrefutable proof that India’s mastery of fireworks and rocketry was already flourishing long before any Mughal atishbazi.

The Sanskrit scientific texts reinforce this with older evidence. The Śukranīti (written earlier than 4th c.) gives the exact proportions for gunpowder - 5 parts saltpetre, 1 part sulphur, 1 part charcoal. The ancient Rishi Vaiśampāyana referred to exploding smoke-balls used in war, which later commentators identify as gunpowder devices, while the Rājalakṣmīnārāyaṇa Śraya of the Atharvaṇa Rahasya uses the explosive blending of sulphur and charcoal as a metaphor for illumination through knowledge.

Linguistically, Sanskrit agnicūrṇa (“fire-powder”) and Tamil marundhu / Kannada maddu / Telugu mandu/ Malayalam marunnu are all ancient terms which show how the science of combustion with gunpowder was well known to Indians millennia ago. Plus with ancient expertise in saltpetre extraction, India clearly possessed both the materials and the know-how of explosive chemistry well before such knowledge reached the Islamic or Chinese worlds.

Dr. Gustav Oppert, in his study of the Nītisāra (3rd c.) noted that the Indian formula for gunpowder closely matches the one found in the Chinese Wujing Zongyao (1044 CE) which gives the first Chinese specific chemical formulas for gunpowder. This suggests that India’s formulation predates the Chinese recipe. Meanwhile, Chinese Taoist alchemists stumbled upon gunpowder accidentally while experimenting for the elixir of immortality - yet much of Taoist alchemy itself had absorbed Ayurvedic and Rasāyana Śāstra influences. The usage of mercury and cinnabar in Chinese alchemy (waidan) elixir recipes was directly derived from Indian metallurgical and rasāyana methods transmitted by Buddhist monks centuries earlier.

European historians like Johann Beckmann and M. Langlès have even acknowledged that the Arabs most likely obtained gunpowder from India, not vice versa.

The bottom line is that Hindus had both fireworks and gunpowder centuries before the Mughals even existed.
We had mastered the art of turning light, knowledge, and chemistry into joy through fireworks at our important Hindu festivals like Mahanavami and Deepavali. This was perfectly in sync with the tradition of Ulka Dāna as specified in the ancient Skanda Purāṇa. Ulka-dāna meant offering or holding blazing firebrands and fireworks to light the way for our Pitris (ancestors) to return to the heavenly realm during the time of Pitṛpakṣa, Mahalaya, and Dīpāvalī.

Next time you watch a Diwali firework pierce the night sky, remember - that blaze is way older than the Mughals, their empire or Islam, and far brighter than the darkness of your ignorance.

So cut the nauseating fake historical Gyaan already - this ain't Hotmail - outdated, overhyped, and permanently out of service.

[प्रपंच @78ajay]

@VividProwess No if or but, but only YES