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[PUNJAB FLIX @PUNJABFLIX]

A Sikh will only speak for Sikhs, regardless of where they live even if they are Sikhs living in China. They would still prefer to speak up for fellow Sikhs rather than for Hindus. I believe this hatred is religiously sanctioned and widespread among Sikh folks. Yet not a single word of condemnation for the attacks on Hindus in Punjab till date.

Sikhs are using the Hindu ecosystem against Punjabi Hindus. We built that ecosystem together with other Hindus, and now the very same ecosystem is being used against us.

This is a shameful situation, and the BJP and political Hindus should be held accountable for allowing it to happen. Even now, some political Hindus are still waiting for the BJP’s approval before speaking out against the violence in Punjab.

[Seeker @CIETIndia]

Kashmiri muslim

[sportified @sportified25]

A rising Bollywood star and five members of her family vanished into thin air overnight—sparking whispers of terror ties until a 12-foot pit behind a remote farmhouse revealed an unimaginable slaughter.

The reason might surprise you

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In 2008, starlet Laila Khan (born Reshma Patel) broke onto the screen opposite Rajesh Khanna in the controversial film Wafaa: A Deadly Love Story.

Living in an upscale Oshiwara apartment in Mumbai with her mother Shelina, elder sister Azmina, twin siblings Zara and Imran, and cousin Reshma, the family appeared to be building a comfortable life funded by property deals and cinema aspirations.
Then, in February 2011, the entire household vanished without leaving a trace:

Mobile phones abruptly went dead.
The Oshiwara flat was abandoned with clothes and valuables left behind.

Months rolled by with zero sightings, triggering sensational conspiracy theories in the media alleging the family had fled abroad to Dubai or joined militant networks in Kashmir.

Her biological father, Nadir Patel, refused to accept the run-away narrative and registered a kidnapping case with the Mumbai Police.

The breakthrough arrived in July 2012, when Jammu and Kashmir Police arrested Shelina’s third husband, Parvez Iqbal Tak, an unscrupulous contractor with political ambitions.

Under grueling interrogation by the Mumbai Crime Branch, Tak cracked—confessing to one of the most chilling, cold-blooded family massacres in modern crime history.
Tak led detectives to the family’s isolated, scenic farmhouse in Igatpuri, near Nashik:

On the night of February 7, 2011, an argument had erupted over the family’s prime properties and Shelina’s plans to relocate to Dubai with another man, which would strip Tak of power and wealth.

In a blind rage, Tak bludgeoned Shelina to death with a heavy iron rod.

When Laila, her siblings, and her cousin rushed down upon hearing the screams, Tak—fearing the eyewitnesses would send him to the gallows—methodically ambushed and bludgeoned all five of them one by one.

He dumped the six bodies into an 8-foot-deep trench dug out in the farmhouse compound, buried them beneath stone slabs and mattress covers, and set the farmhouse on fire to destroy evidence before fleeing to Kishtwar.

Forensic excavators spent hours digging under the monsoon mud, recovering six skeletons, jewelry, and clothing that confirmed the family had never fled anywhere.

In May 2024, a Mumbai Sessions Court convicted Parvez Tak of multiple counts of murder and destruction of evidence, sentencing him to death for wiping out an entire bloodline in a single night of greed.

[Seeker @CIETIndia]

When you and your son are clearing your corruption charges ?

[P. Chidambaram @PChidambaram_IN]

After the protests and the notice issued by the Supreme Court, wisdom has dawned on the ECI and Mr Gyanesh Kumar

S.I.R. has been abandoned for the 17 remaining States and UTs, and it will only be the customary SSR (special summary revision)

Documents to prove citizenship need not be produced

Why were 20 States discriminated against under S.I.R. and 13,30,00,000 names (including the dead) were removed without Due Process?

After removing crores of names illegally, now the ECI has undertaken another exercise to include the 'left out' voters!

Mr Gyanesh Kumar should be surcharged for the double expenditure

[Kajal HINDUsthani @kajal_jaihind]

तो अब्दुल से कहिये की अपने परिवार की महिलाओं को भी गरबा पंडालों में साथ लेकर आए,
हमारे “करण-अर्जुन” भी थोड़ा डांडिया “फातिमा-आयशा” के साथ खेले लेंगे, इससे भाईचारा बढ़ेगा और यूनिटी भी बढ़ेगी।

[Seeker @CIETIndia]

While Islam is a distorted history by quran

[Moon @mooncastic]

Pakistan is the only country where people have surnames of Hindu origin like Chaudhary, Bajwa, Sethi, Rathore, Memon, and Chauhan, yet they identify themselves as ARABS, MUGHALS & TURKS.

Victims of distorted history. 💀

[Moon @mooncastic]

Pakistan is the only country where people have surnames of Hindu origin like Chaudhary, Bajwa, Sethi, Rathore, Memon, and Chauhan, yet they identify themselves as ARABS, MUGHALS & TURKS.

Victims of distorted history. 💀

[Seeker @CIETIndia]

This is islam. Raw and bare with all its philosophy and spirituality to guide momins .

Is there any muslim who feel ashamed of being in this pathetic cult

[Hindu Voice @HinduVoice_in]

Shocking!

Muslim students slaughtered cows inside Jagannath University of #Bangladesh .

Jaganath University is the only university in Bangladesh where most of the students come from the Hindu Minority community.

Earlier, Islamists cooked beef in front of the Hindu temple inside the Jagannath University campus.

[Aadi Achint 🇮🇳 @AadiAchint]

General Panag, quoting half the Constitution doesn't make you a constitutional expert.

Article 19(1)(b) guarantees peaceful assembly. Article 19(3), which you conveniently omit, permits reasonable restrictions in the interests of public order and India's sovereignty and integrity.

Worse, in Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sangathan v. Union of India (2018), the Supreme Court EXPRESSLY recognised provisions requiring prior police permission for demonstrations.

In Amit Sahni v. Commissioner of Police (2020), the Supreme Court made clear that public roads and spaces cannot be occupied indefinitely under the guise of protest.

The right to dissent is NOT a licence to blockade roads, disregard lawful regulations or endanger public order.

A retired Lieutenant General should understand the difference between a constitutional right and its regulated exercise. Either you chose to ignore it or conveniently do... that for people to decide!!

The Constitution isn't a buffet, General. You don't get to pick Article 19(1)(b) and pretend Article 19(3) doesn't exist.

[Seeker @CIETIndia]

Please ask him to die to join TN seshan

[The Hindu @the_hindu]

R.K. Sharma, 59, who came for the Tiranga march outside Central Park in Connaught Place, said that India needs a Chief Election Commissioner like T.N. Seshan.

"We need an impartial Chief Election Commissioner like T.N. Seshan. He worked for the country and not for any political party. He enforced and penalised political parties, introduced photo electoral rolls. Public needs the trust back," Mr. Sharma said.

"I voted for BJP in 2014 and 2019. But I don't believe any party should stay in power for more than 10 years. BJP is setting the wrong precedent. If we don't demand change now, future political parties can also misuse the electoral system in their favour," he added.

~@suruchiarchives reports
📷 @suruchiarchives

[IndiaDivine.org @indiadivine]

A video of Chakratirtha Baba (recorded on 10 April, 2009), chanting Hare Krishna maha mantra next to his dhuni (sacred fire). At the time of this recording he was 88 years old (now he is 105 years old, and still present at this ashram).

In those days every night he would hold kirtan from sunset up till the night. There was no electricity, so we would light old style kerosene lanterns and then be surrounded by the darkness of the forest while he chanted Hare Krishna and various Odia bhajans throughout the night.

He stayed mostly alone, or at most with one other sadhu from time to time. From 2003 we tried to spend as much time as possible staying with him, and in those early years it was the most amazing mystical experience one could imagine. In the night, with no one else around, he would tell us all sorts of amazing things which he had seen or experienced over the decades of his residing in the forest and associating with sadhus.

Back then there were no proper roads to the ashram and people rarely visited, especially in the night. But sadhus would always show up from all sorts of backgrounds and sampradayas, to visit baba or to perform some sadhana at the holy tirtha. Chakratirtha is a siddhisthana and sadhus have come there from time immemorial to complete their sadhana and attain perfection. Baba had told us many times, "This pathway leading into Chakratirtha has existed in all the four yugas." Baba's main sadhana was to serve and take care of other sadhus who would arrive at this ashram for performing sadhana.

Every day we would watch him sweep the road leading into the ashram twice (in the morning and in the afternoon), cleaning far down the path perhaps 100 meters outside the ashram gate. When we asked him why he was cleaning the dirt road so far outside the ashram he replied, "Today if Lord Rama comes on this road and sees it covered in leaves, how would that be? We have to keep this road clean at all times because in any moment Lord Rama may come again on this road."

In the ancient times Lord Krishna had visited this place, as well as Garuda and other divine personalities. Valmiki Muni once had his ashram located on top of the waterfall a little further up the mountain, and mother Sita resided in a cave there with her children Lava and Kusha. Because of these divine connections, sadhus have always come to perform sadhana at this place in every yuga.

[ProudHindu @proudhindu_live]

हिंदुओं के कत्लेआम में कई पुलिस वाले भी शामिल थे लेकिन किसी के घर पर बुलडोजर नहीं चला ।

16.10.1985- Tarn Taran - Sh. Ram Lubhaya, a prominent Hindu of Tarn Taran was shot at and stabbed by 2 Khalistani Sikh terrorists, early in the morning, when he was sitting at a Dairy near his house.

Despite being hit by 3 bullets he tried to overpower one terrorist but he fell down. People of neighbouring houses threw bricks and stones at terrorists and “सूरमा क़ौम वाले” ran away leaving behind their scooter.

One Sh. Sham Lal who tried to chase killers, identified one terrorist as Partap Singh, a serving Punjab Police Constable posted in Faridkot district. This constable who belonged to Valtoha (Amritsar) was earlier posted in Tarn Taran. He was involved in many incidents in past and used to take leave from duty before every incident. He had snatched a scooter 3/4 days back and changed its number plate also for killing Sh. Ram Lubhaya.

Homage to Hindu martyr Sh. Ram Lubhaya on his martyrdom day 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[Guillaume Herblot 🎖️ @Guigz75116]

En France, on a inventé le Concorde.

En 1969, il décollait et atteignait Mach 2 symbole de la grandeur gaullienne, conçu pour défier les Américains.

En 1972, le TGV 001 battait le record mondial à turbine (318 km/h).

En 1981, le TGV électrique reliait Paris à Lyon à 260 km/h. En 2007, il pulvérisait encore le record mondial sur rail : 574,8 km/h.

Dans les années 70, le plan Messmer lançait le plus grand programme nucléaire civil de l’Histoire : 58 réacteurs, jusqu’à 70-80 % de notre électricité, une indépendance énergétique que le monde entier nous enviait.

Dassault, Sud-Aviation, EDF, Framatome, la SNCF : nos ingénieurs étaient les meilleurs. On avait dix à vingt ans d’avance sur presque tout le monde.

Puis 1981, Mitterrand. Nationalisations massives (banques, acier, chimie, électronique, aéronautique). Semaine de 39 heures. Lois Auroux. Charges sociales qui explosent. Syndicats tout-puissants. Fiscalité punitive. Droit du travail rigidifié.

En moins de cinquante ans, le socialisme a transformé un pays d’ingénieurs conquérants en un pays de grèves, de délocalisations et de stagnation relative.

L’industrie est passée d’environ 28 % du PIB à 11 %.

Le Concorde a été abandonné. Notre nucléaire a été presque démantelé pendant des décennies faute de choix politique mortifère.

Ce n’est pas le destin, c’est le prix d’une idéologie qui a préféré redistribuer et réglementer plutôt que construire et innover.

A bon entendeur.

[Sann @san_x_m]

A tribal farmer from Wayanad died this week at 74. In his old mud house, he kept more than 60 traditional rice varieties alive.

His name was Cheruvayal Raman. People called him Ramettan.

He belonged to the Kurichya tribe in Wayanad, Kerala. When he was 17, his uncle died, and the family's traditional rice seeds came to him.

Wayanad once had around 160 native rice varieties. Most of them have disappeared.

He grew each old variety in its own small plot. Every year he harvested it, dried the seeds, and stored them in his mud house for the next season.

He stopped using chemical fertiliser in 1978. He said the earthworms came back after that.

It cost him around Rs 70,000 a year. Some years, his family lived on ration rice.

When other farmers came asking, mostly tribal families, he gave them seeds without taking money.

In 2023, he got the Padma Shri. Kerala Agricultural University made him a professor of practice.

He once said, "Don't call me a hero. Make sure the seeds survive. That is enough."

[Mayukh Ranjan Ghosh @mayukhrghosh]

It is difficult to believe how far a country can descend until witnessing the incident at Jagannath University in Bangladesh.

A slogan is heard in Bangladesh: “In Shah Jalal’s Bengal, there is no place for Gour Govinda.”

Haven’t I repeatedly said that pretentious pseudo -secularism exists only because India provides a safety net? Shift the demographic composition by 50%, and secularism will vanish.

These Bangladeshi People whose DNA is rooted in Sanatan traditions—whose fathers and grandfathers four generations ago may have borne surnames like Ghosh, Bose, Mondal or Pal—now claim kinship with uncles in Yemen and Syria. O Lord, should I wash my face or take a full bath to cleanse this hypocrisy?

Gour Govinda was the king of the local Gour kingdom in Sylhet. Born in the soil of undivided Bengal, his kingdom lay on land that constitutes Bangladesh today. Shah Jalal came from Yemen.

Archaeological evidence above and beneath present-day Bangladesh’s soil shows this region was a major centre of Buddhist and Vaishnava traditions for centuries.

Under the Pala dynasty (approx. 8th–12th centuries), Bengal was a world-class centre of Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism. The scholar Atisha Dipankara Shrijnana spent considerable time here. Atisha, a son of Bengal, was born around 982 CE in Vajrayogini, Bikrampur (present-day Munshiganj).

Bhagavata traditions and Vishnu devotion existed in the region from the Gupta period.

The Kantanagar Temple (Kantaji Temple) in Dinajpur exemplifies 18th-century terracotta architecture dedicated to Krishna. The Puthia Temple Complex in Rajshahi houses the Govinda Temple. The Jagannath Temple in Cumilla and Dhamrai’s centuries-old Rath Yatra form part of the region’s Sanatan heritage.

Gour Govinda belonged to this land. Atisha was a son of this soil. The monasteries of Somapura and Mainamati are proud legacies. Shah Jalal, from Yemen, was an outsider.

Full stop.

[Seeker @CIETIndia]

What tyranny you have faced

[Lt Gen H S Panag(R) @rwac48]

We have lived through those times. The Shah had become such a tyrant that any thing else looked better.

[Seeker @CIETIndia]

Shut up. muslim man is not a kid and is fully aware that he is going to a kafir event with a kafir girl .

[Rais Shaikh @rais_shk]

Who made Hindu Raksha Dal the moral police at a Garba event? They target a Muslim man with “Love Jihad” claims as his Hindu friend breaks down, saying, “This is happening because of me.” Her parents say they know him. Hindu Raksha Dal cannot turn a public event into its courtroom. #IndianMuslim

[Fan Commentary: Joe Rogan Recaps @JoeRoganRecaps]

🚨 NEW: Joe Rogan was in shock when historical storyteller Cody Tucker revealed that Mother Teresa was actually a horrible person who kept dying patients in horrible conditions while massive donations flowed to the Vatican:

TUCKER: “She's a scumbag. Mother Teresa never did anything good.”

CONTEXT: In 1994, a physician named Robin Fox visited Mother Teresa's Home for the Dying in Calcutta.

Fox wasn't some anonymous critic.

He was the editor of The Lancet, one of the world's most prestigious medical journals.

And what he described was deeply troubling.

Medical care was inconsistent.

Some decisions were made by nuns and volunteers without formal medical training.

Basic diagnostic investigations were rarely available.

And the facility did not have strong painkillers in its medication supply.

Fox described a patient with a high fever who initially received paracetamol and an antibiotic before a visiting doctor suspected malaria and changed the treatment.

His central objection was that patients who might have treatable conditions weren't being reliably distinguished from people who were actually dying.

Think about that.

Someone could arrive believing they were receiving medical care when they might have needed a proper diagnosis, referral or treatment.

And this wasn't the only criticism.

In 2013, three Canadian academics published a critical review of Mother Teresa's life and work in the journal Studies in Religion.

They questioned her approach to caring for the sick, her political relationships and the management of the enormous donations her organization received.

One of their central concerns was whether a religious belief in the spiritual value of suffering had been allowed to influence the standard of care provided to vulnerable patients.

Mother Teresa believed suffering could have profound spiritual meaning.

But there's a difference between helping someone find meaning in unavoidable suffering...

AND FAILING TO RELIEVE SUFFERING THAT MEDICINE COULD PREVENT.

There is also an important complication.

During the 1990s, India had extraordinarily restrictive regulations governing access to morphine.

Human Rights Watch later documented that India's medical morphine consumption collapsed by approximately 97% between 1985 and 1997.

Even major hospitals struggled to obtain adequate pain medication.

So the absence of strong painkillers at Mother Teresa's facilities does not, by itself, prove she deliberately withheld them because she wanted patients to suffer.

And Fox acknowledged something critics often leave out:

The home he visited provided cleanliness, wound care and genuine kindness to desperately poor people.

The Missionaries of Charity also cared for people whom hospitals had turned away.

Mother Teresa saw her mission primarily as offering dignity, love and spiritual comfort to the abandoned, rather than operating conventional hospitals.

Critics have questioned the Missionaries of Charity's financial transparency for decades.

But Tucker's more specific allegation that Mother Teresa funneled donated money to the Vatican rather than caring for patients has not been established by the evidence reviewed here.

That distinction matters.

IMPORTANT NOTES: Mother Teresa received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979.

The Catholic Church canonized her as a saint in 2016.

To millions of people, she remains one of the greatest symbols of compassion in modern history.

But the historical record also contains serious criticisms that deserve examination rather than automatic dismissal.

The most disturbing question isn't whether Mother Teresa personally believed suffering had spiritual value.

It's whether that belief, combined with the way her facilities operated, ever resulted in people enduring pain or illness that could have been treated.

Because there is a fundamental difference between helping someone die with dignity...

And allowing someone to suffer when they might not have needed to.

[The Analyzer (News Updates🗞️) @Indian_Analyzer]

🚨Crazy! You can know report UNUSUAL DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGES around yourself🤯

Amit Shah’s high-level committee has launched a dedicated PORTAL to flag abnormal population shifts & suspected illegal immigration🔥

• Report unusual demographic changes digitally.
• Help identify suspicious migration and settlement patterns.
• Enable investigation into their causes.
• Committee to recommend measures for identification, detention and deportation of illegal immigrants.

The objective: Spot demographic shifts early. Investigate them. Act on the findings👏🏻

Go: demography(dot)mha(dot)gov(dot)in/submit-response

[शिल्पी तिवारी @SilpiTivari]

Biggest fraudulent and piddi statement -
"Punjab is the land of gurus".

क्यों?
५०० वर्ष से पहले लोग और भूमि क्या थे माद्र सिंधु जनपदों में?
सत्यकाम, सावित्री, शिवि, बर्दाई, हकीकत राय, पोरस , लाजपत, सुखदेव, गोरखनाथ क्या थे?