Questioning the patriotism of a man who hoisted the Tiranga at Lal Chowk when terrorism was at its peak, long before you were even born.
Learn your history before lecturing him on patriotism.
Yesterday, I went to a Dandiya event where they first applied tilak and then checked our Aadhaar cards and another document for verification before allowing us to enter.
I asked why verification was necessary, and they told me, “If you believe in Hinduism and worship idols, you’re welcome. But if you don’t worship idols, there’s no point in attending such an event.”
Great effort by the organisers! They did their best to provide a safe space for women and everyone participating in Dandiya.
I still don’t understand why some Hindus are outraged over Muslims being excluded from Garba.
Garba isn’t just a dance or party; it’s a form of devotion. It's bhakti, If the religious practices associated with it don’t align with Islamic beliefs, why insist on participating?
And to those Hindus defending their participation are highest level of cucks.
If we talk about dresses and cholis then let women wear whatever they want as long as it's decent. We all know all these for social media, no one is going there for bhakti.
But please respect the tradition and culture, and think about those who are doing for their religion and beliefs, your social media selfie isn't above culture and traditions.
twitters you do not want to upset, in order:
1. hindutva twitter
2. leftist twitter
3. film twitter (heavy overlap with 2)
4. polysemanticity twitter
5. right wing twitter (most of twitter)
कोई भी प्रदर्शन हो आंदोलन हो उसमे कुछ प्रतिशत तो ऐसे लोगों का रहता ही है जिन्हें कुछ नहीं पता होता क्या हो रहा है क्यों हो रहा है वो बस आ गए हैं। ये ठीक है और ऐसा होता आया है कोई बात नहीं पर यहाँ तो लगभग किसी को नहीं पता क्या और क्यों। कुछ चीज़ें हैं जो SIR के बारे में बोली भी जा सकती हैं की ऐसी नहीं वैसे होना चाहिए पर पता किसी को कुछ नहीं है। रीलबाज़ी चल रही है बस।
An aerial view of India’s chilli harvest looks like a giant red carpet
In Guntur, workers spread freshly harvested chillies across vast open areas to dry, creating the vivid patterns seen from above