#NorthernCommand ‘s resolute operations in #OperationSindoor were an exemplar of restraint turning into decisive response. Precision strikes on terror launchpads and the elimination of perpetrators of the #Pahalgam massacre underscore our unwavering pursuit of peace in the region.
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As you retire from Tests, I'm reminded of your thoughtful gesture 12 years ago, during my last Test. You offered to gift me a thread from your late father. It was something too personal for me to accept, but the gesture was heartwarming and has stayed with me ever since. While I may not have a thread to offer in return, please know that you carry my deepest admiration and very best wishes.
Your true legacy, Virat, lies in inspiring countless young cricketers to pick up the sport.
What an incredible Test career you have had! You have given Indian cricket so much more than just runs – you have given it a new generation of passionate fans and players.
Congratulations on a very special Test career.
Every coward sitting safely in their AC rooms posting “DE-ESCALATE” know this. We, the people of J&K, will not let your toolkit propaganda go unchecked. Peace is noble but not when it comes at the cost of national dignity. Supporting the enemy while living in India it’s betrayal.
Kargil mein bhi haraya tha, already itna gire hue ho aur kitna giroge, bewajah comments pass karne se acha hai apne desh ki taraqqi mai dimag lagao @SAfridiOfficial. Humein hamari Indian Army par bohot garv hai. Bharat Mata Ki Jai! Jai Hind!
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Yet another survival story from the tainted Baisaran valley in Pahalgam. We survived the horror to tell the story of what can only be described as monstrous act and paint the heavenly beauty blood-red with hellfire.
By the grace of the God, luck, and some quick thinking from an Army officer saved not only our life but lives of another 35-40 people that day. Here's how the events unfolded for us that day. #Pahalgam #PahalgamTerroristAttack
We had postponed our trip by 2 days due to bad weather to cover Pahalgam in our 8 day trip and visit the place which is described by many as paradise in Kashmir on the fateful day. Little did we know the ramifications of that one decision. We were four of us that day me, my wife, my brother and my sister-in-law who traveled from Srinagar to Pahalgam by car. My brother is a senior officer in the Indian Army and was on vacation to spend time with the family and accompanied us for the trip.
We reached Pahalgam town around 12:30pm on Tue, 22nd April and took the pony ride to Baisaran valley and reached by 1:35 pm. It was completely muddy road until the top and covered by Pine trees on the hills all around. The 2 pony guides talked to us of the beauty and charm that is Pahalgam . We entered by the main gate like everyone else and went to one of the cafes setup by the left side of entrance. We were taken away by the majestic view and the landscape and enjoyed it with a cup of tea and kawa. The clock showed 02:00 PM, so we got up to take a stroll and click some photos of what should have been the cover photo of the Kashmir trip album. We were lucky to move in the direction opposite of the entrance. 1/4
The Jammu & Kashmir result has some fascinating insights.
In the Jammu division:
BJP contested 43 seats, won 29 (67.44% strike rate). BJP won 10/11 ACs in the Dogra heartland of Jammu district. 12/13 ACs in Kathua, Sambha and Udhampur districts. The BJP has also won big in the Chenab Valley and Pir Panjal Range. BJP's Devender Singh Rana won Nagrota with the biggest margin of 30,472 votes.
JKNC contested 19, won 7, clocking a strike rate of 41.17%.
Congress contested 29 seats and won just 1 (a poor 3.44% strike rate). Congress won Rajouri, where their candidate Iftakar Ahmed, a Muslim, defeated BJP's Vibodh Gupta.
In the Kashmir division:
JKNC contested 39 seats, won 34 (winning 87.17% of the seats). It was an impressive performance. Unlike the PDP leadership, Omar Abdullah stayed away from beating chest for the Hamas and Hezbollah, possibly because he is a Sunni. But NC's Shia MP from Srinagar, made up for it, shedding copious tears for Hassan Nasarallah.
Congress contested 10, won 5. All Muslim candidates.
PDP, another prominent player, contested 42, won just 3, a strike rate of just 7.14%.
One seat went to Sajad Gani Lone of JKPC.
The biggest loser in J&K is the Congress. Not a single Hindu candidate of their's won, even in Jammu region. It is the new Muslim League, full of rabid Islamists and far Left radicals.
Amazing details of lost history
The image of the Rani Laxmi Bai riding a horse with her 8-year-old son Damador Rao tied on her back with a cloth battling Britishers is sketched in everyone’s mind.
Sadly, after Independence no government ever tried to seek an answer to the question. What happened to the minor Prince of Jhansi after Laxmibai’s martyrdom?
Only a handful are aware that the Queen’s son Damador Rao and his next 5 generations lived an anonymous life in Indore that prides itself for being called Ahilya Nagari.
With no government or public help forthcoming, the first two generations of Queen’s descendants spent their life in a rented house in abject poverty. No effort was ever made to locate them.
In fact, the Queen’s descendants were staying in the city till 2021. Later, they shifted to Nagpur, where the sixth generation descendant now works in a software company and prefers to lead an anonymous life. They have kept their association with Jhansi alive by attaching the moniker Jhansiwale in their name.
Software engineer Yogesh Arun Rao Jhansiwale (44) is the sixth generation member of Queen Laxmibai’s family. He currently lives in Nagpur with his wife Preet and two kids Preeyesh and Dhanika.
His father Arun Rao Jhansiwale too lives with him. Arun Rao, who retired as an assistant engineer in the then MP Electricity Board (MPEB), owns a house in Dhanwantri Nagar in Indore.
Damador Rao breathed his last on May 20, 1906 at the age of 57, leaving behind his son Laxman Rao Jhansiwale, who was given a pension of Rs 200 per month by the Britishers.
After the country attained independence on August 15, 1947, the then government asked Laxman Rao to vacate the house in the Residency area. The descendants of Rani Laxmibai had no option but to shift to a rented house in Peergali area of Rajwada, Indore.
Queen of Jhansi’s grandson worked as a freelance typist in the district court. As penury struck, the family often slept on an empty stomach. He left this world in extreme poverty in 1959 leaving behind son Krishna Rao Jhansiwale and daughter Chandrakanta Bai.
Krishna Rao, the great grandson of the Queen, worked as a steno-typist in Hukumchand Mill in Indore. He used to receive a pension of Rs 100 per month from the Central and UP government. After spending his entire life in the same rented house, Krishna Rao died in 1967.
After his demise, the Central and the UP government discontinued the pension of the descendants of the Queen.
His son Arun Rao Jhansiwale was an engineer and joined MPEB. In 1994, he purchased a house in Dhanwantari Nagar in Indore. In fact, after Queen left Jhansi with son Damodar Rao, the family had to wait for five generations to own a house.
Arun Rao Jhansiwala (blue kurta) with his son Yogesh Rao Jhansiwala (red kurta) his daughter-in-law Preet and her two kids Preeyesh and Dhanika Rao Jhansiwala.
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This picture epitomises how I’m feeling right now. So many words but can’t find the right ones to express what yesterday meant to me but I will, and I will share them, but right now I’m basking in a dream come true for a billion of us. ❤️🏆
People have placed their faith in NDA, for a third consecutive time! This is a historical feat in India’s history.
I bow to the Janata Janardan for this affection and assure them that we will continue the good work done in the last decade to keep fulfilling the aspirations of people.
I also salute all our Karyakartas for their hard work. Words will never do justice to their exceptional efforts.
Whatever the claims of the allies in the Alliance, the Congress party needs to shoulder bulk of the load. They are in a direct fight with the BJP in at least 186 seats. In 2019 they won only 15 of these seats. How many are they winning this time? In 2019 the Congress won 60% of its 52 seats from only 3 states Kerala 15, TN - 8 and Punjab 8.
Are they winning the same number from there this time?
The Congress in 2019 lost 125 seats by margin of 19-20% voteshare
Assuming they retain all their seats from 2019... The Congress will still have to win at least 60 more seats for the I.N.D.I.Alliance while hoping all their allies Max out in order to get anywhere close to 272. Are they doing it?
Quoting a dead Rap Singer's song belies to justify your seat share claim belies the Maturity and seriousness that the situation demands.
Also, this Entire attempt at Election Denial-ism is regrettable.
642million people have cast their ballot. Shouldn't it be expected of political parties to have the decency to respect their mandate?
Are we going to witness a violent insurrection like what was witnessed when Trump lost? Already violence is being threatened and embassies are issuing advisories.
Has this lot decided to represent all that Limits Democracy?
Exit Polls are pointing in a direction and that direction suggests a comprehensive rejection of Wokish-Cancel-Deny-Shoot the messenger Culture adopted by many in the Opposition.
Look at the hard numbers to see who actually put in the hard yards this election... The results will reflect that too come June 4.
No one has ever forced me for s+x, no one ever can but in rape cases only what woman says is taken as evidence : Sonia Keswani
Woman who filed 7 rape cases alleging false promise to marry on different men & who finally got arrested in Jabalpur on charges of EXTORTION
As expected, the emboldened protestors, middlemen, and anarchists are now clamouring for an MSP law. MSP is one small step for middleman, one giant leap for socialism.
It would be an unmitigated disaster for this nation if Modi buckles and gives in to guaranteeing MSP. My views: