@TheQuint According to you, "Brahminical patriarchy enables gender-based crimes by enforcing rigid upper-caste societal rules that reward female submissiveness while punishing independence". Can you elaborate what are those "rigid Brahmin rules" & wtf they have to do with crime?
@HemSing02446999@UJJAVALSHAH2 Overpopulation is a big reason why mega old cities are declining. Hence leading to rise of regional and language chauvinism . Though yes new generation in Delhi is moving out of the city towards noida Gurgaon or NCR.
@AryanRai_28@aguerooooooo16@Fancricket12 Pitches were simple flat and unhelpful for pacers in that England series. Flattest wickets I've ever seen. The likes on Anderson broad would have struggled to get any movement on those
@CricketTrend309@AmitHellboyz143 Second innings crash too. With pant and kl India looked set to get a good lead. Then the brain fade run out of pant and the tail collapsed meaning we could no longer get a lead. The target would have been less than 192 then
Nehru prioritized heavy industries & established many PSUs.
It was Narsimha Rao who pushed India on to the path of services unlike China who chose the path of manufacturing.
“Who is there among the Hindus who can dare to insult Hinduism,Hindu society,and Hindu gods and goddesses while being a Hindu himself?
Sri Pulin Bihari Das — revolutionary leader of the Anushilan Samiti, a terror to the British rulers,a strong advocate of an Aggressive Hinduism.
Pulin Bihari Das wrote that Bengal’s Muslim community opposed the Swadeshi movement, and that chanting “Vande Mataram” could trigger attacks. He mentioned assaults on Hindus.
The case of 18-year-old Sanjivani Varade’s sudden disappearance from Sahjeevan Nagar in Dhule, Maharashtra, has taken a disturbing turn following the emergence of chilling CCTV footage.
In this video, Sanjivani is seen walking alone on the street, yet one of her hands is raised in the air—as if an 'invisible person' were holding it and dragging her along.
This peculiar behavior has sparked fears and rumors among locals regarding 'hypnotism' (or being under a spell).
The point of Sanskrit was the preservation and standardization of language. It was never meant to be spoken by the masses. The only times it was spoken in convo was when an outsider (e.g. Xuanzang) arrived in India and he only knew Sanskrit that he learned from the sutras.
Brahmagupta composed his works in Sanskrit, then he went out to drink tapori chai and saw another Brahman, and they probably sat together and conversed in Ujjayni Prakrit.
If your question, is what if we let Sanskrit evolve naturally instead of its restricted standardized form, then congratulations, you get various kinds of Prakrits which are what most Indian vernaculars are.
It's a bit of a stretch but asking people to talk in Sanskrit is like asking them to talk in Python and C++. Sort of.
Sikh history is pretty straightforward
Any traitor - is always a Hindu
All Soormas - are always Sikhs
In both instances ALL the people in question were born Hindus & taken Amrit to convert to Sikhi 😂
Lal Singh Hindu traitor ❌
Banda Singh Bahadur Sikh warrior ✅
@SurfingTheDunes Even between 2011 - 2014 most of the heavy ops against naxalites and maoists was done by congress under operation green hunt while bjp overhyped smaller ops against them
Bjp faced a declining naxalite insurgency compared to congress
@SurfingTheDunes Siddartha Shankar Ray and his no non sense approach made naxalites a bunch of cowardly eunuchs in the state. Albeit that heavy handedness spilled over towards non naxalite bengalis which led to congress getting routed in the state
Sadly, Indian students are still being exposed to sociology as if it is a neutral "field of study", with no hope of escape in the near future.. In actual fact an Indian academic should only laugh at these fields and move on.. These are an internal western problem, not ours..
Hindus were expelled from urban sindh too, mostly (not entirely, sadly) by Mohajirs who wanted to take over the property.. but overall Sindh maintained more of its Hindu population and remains less pakistanized than Punjab (relatively).. Credit to sindh more than Pakistan