@ArchitectRupa Yes, Mitanni gods ≠ Rigvedic gods. That’s literally the point you’re accidentally proving. 🥲
The evidence is for Indo-Aryan names/cognates, not “Mitanni was Vedic.”
“Indra exists” → “Vedic kingdom” is exactly the leap you’re making fun of. 💀
@ArchitectRupa Girl 😭 you went from “K2 = 0 in this sample” to “Bhrigus → IVC → Phrygians → Anatolia → Brahmins are indigenous.”
That’s not inference. That’s a Netflix season built from a Y-DNA table + similar-sounding names. 💀
R1a ≠ Bhrigu, Bhrigu ≠ Phrygian, Ambarisha ≠ Ambaris.
Reza Pahlavi fell for a prank call from Russian comedians Vovan and Lexus, who pretended to be German officials - with one identifying himself as "Adolf" and dressed to resemble Adolf Hitler
Location: Signature Bridge, Delhi
Take them out of the grave and burn them all.
Ishalomphobia at its peak
Hindutva activist Akash Pandit, along with his associates, vandalised a Muslim cemetery, burnt the grave sheet and abused the dead Muslims.
Let me explain step by step to the uninitiated what will happen if you try to make an anti-government movie today.
Filmmaking is a lengthy process. And it usually begins with an idea. So let us start with an idea.
1. Assume a writer or director comes up with an idea for a film that is fundamentally anti-government.
They discuss the idea with producers or people of wealth. The producer will immediately shut down by the producer.
A. Because, Karan Johar was raided by NCB coordinated with CBI/ED on financial angles in 2019, as part of the Sushant Singh Rajput death probe, which expanded into drug and money laundering allegations against Bollywood elites.
B. Anurag Kashyap faced ITD raids in 2018 over alleged tax evasion in film funding. Later, ED probes in 2020–2021 linked to money laundering in unrelated cases, amid his vocal criticism of the government.
C. Even Ranbir Kapoor was summoned by ED in the Mahadev online betting app scandal for alleged endorsements and receiving payments.
(This is a long list you can google it.)
D. Most notably, in the Aryan Khan case of 2021 Mumbai cruise drugs, he was sent to judicial custody by a Mumbai court or in simple terms jailed for nearly a month, even though no drugs were found on Aryan Khan himself.
So, even if the ED, CBI, and NCB do not find anything, the courts in India will still send you to judicial custody, or simply jail you, since that is how the judiciary operates these days.
As a result, no producer will approach the subject for fear of inciting the Modi government's wrath and facing future misery, pain, humiliation and dehumanisation..
2. No producer, means no money.
But suppose the writer and director persist in writing the script. Raise finances on their own and sustain throughout the writing process. Which will endure at least 8-9 months, upto even two years.
They now need actors. If the project is bigger than 5-6 crores. Forget about it. No established actor will work on that project, as the CBI, ED, NCB, and courts are sitting ready to inflict pain because the precedent has been established.
So you'll choose newcomers.
3. Now assume, with newcomers, you continue to raise finances and begin shooting. However, things are still not straightforward. Even if the political establishment catches wind of the situation, Bajrang Dal thugs will storm your set and destroy everything. Putting the fear of God in your heart and shutting down the project.
4. But suppose, you kept the project secret and despite a lot of people working on it nobody croaked and you still pull of making a low-budget independent film. To release the film, you'll need a CBFC certificate. And there is no way you get the certificate.
If you don't believe me, check out what's going on with the movie "Panjab '95". Honey Trehan directed the film, which was produced by Ronnie Screwvala's RSVP Movies. It's based on the life of Jaswant Singh Khalra, a notable Sikh human rights campaigner.
Following the Censor Board's objections, the film's title was changed to Punjab '95 rather than Ghalughara. With 120 scene cuts, the film has yet to be released.
5. But let's say, in a one a million chance the movie finds a distributor and a theatre release (which is nearly impossible now).
Sanghis will threaten theater owners and burn down movie theaters, as they have done in the past, and the film will never be released.
Overall, if a small-budget indie film is anti-government, it will not be released in India.
But I'm simplifying the process for the readers here because even this is too much to comprehend for the uninitiated.
In actuality, it is much more complicated. If you try something like this, it will damage your reputation which will directly affect your future work, you will be termed a rebel, a pain, within the industry.
People will be afraid to even associate with you. After all, who wants unnecessary trouble in their lives?
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India Media Propaganda goes Global🔥
Passport Anchor,says ladies in Iran have to wear Hijab and will always be a 2nd class citizen unless :
"They are Close to The Supreme Leader"
#Iran#GodiMedia
@AshwiniVaishnaw@narendramodi But let’s be real — most of these are academic or niche mission chips (op-amps, sensors, ISRO launch-grade CPU). What’s missing is strong private-sector R&D & scalable processors/AI chips. Strategic milestone, yes — but not yet industry-changing.
This isn’t about who you vote for.
It’s about recognising that ideas take time, and truth often outlives mockery.
Rahul Gandhi’s journey is proof.
History has a funny way of catching up.
In 2013 they laughed at him.
In 2019 they called him “Pappu.”
By 2025, they quietly implemented half the things he said.
This is the story of Rahul Gandhi — and how time proved him right. 🧵
Called a “PR stunt.”
But for 136 days, Rahul walked 4k kms, listening to farmers, workers, shopkeepers.
It wasn’t about politics. But about stitching the country’s torn fabric.
Years from now, people WILL remember the spirit, not the slogans.
🔗 Source:
https://t.co/BXveCmLYxK