@priyankac19 Patriarchy is used to instigate hindu women to be rebellious, to prove freem from patriarchy they will be exposed to smoking, drinking,nudity, having a bf from other faith.
Ultimately all these tools are part of " dismantling global hindutva"
@priyankac19 Brahminical is used to demonize whole belief system of Hindus, once their identity is wiped off, it will be easy to coerce them into atheism or some other abrahmic faith.
@alok_ajay How illogical !
Hum kon hote hain smiksha krne waale?
A.1. We are the voters of bjp
2. We are effected by this discrimination
3. Unfortunately India will never become vishwaguru by compromising merit.
4. Already empowered log hi SC/ST quota ka fayda uttha rhe hain
The SC/ST Act used against Ajeet Bharti is draconian
RT if you support him and if you want amendments in the SC/ST Law
This case should be made an example of how the SC/ST Act is misused
@ManiWithTheMic We as Hindus have the privilege to use our brain over books unlike other cults, RG should care for religion of his mother and the penguin standing by him
What if our temples are freed? What if we run our own gurukuls, own colleges, own hospitals where merit is the only criteria?
But
Our roots have been cut. Brits knew it and did it in 1817 and there has been no looking back.
With the kind of political class that we have, maybe it is time to liberate our temples and build our own ecosystem.
The curse of reservations will be neutralised automatically. I reiterate that no political party will abolish reservations is Bharat and some reforms here and there, if agreed to, will be no better than bandaid on a festering wound.
@Mayawati Ye victimhood mindset hi is desh ke patan ka karan hai, I have all the due respect and sympathy for my fellow Indian citizen specialy for underprivileged class but blanket reservation is not the solution
At 7 he built a website and ended up in the Guinness records as the world's youngest male webmaster.
At 16 he built a satellite in a school in Jammu.
At 19 he raised 4.3 million dollars in Silicon Valley to fix a problem that even NASA has never fully solved.
His name is Onkar Singh Batra.
He was born in Jammu. His father works in information technology, and that is where his interest started.
He wrote a book at 12. He started a company at 13. He received the National Bal Shakti Award from the President of India for building an interactive website during the pandemic.
In 2020, at 14, he became interested in space.
In 2022, while he was in class 12 at a school in Jammu, he built a satellite called InQube. It weighed about 1 kg. It was India's first open source satellite, which means the design was published for anyone to use.
In the same period he was invited to teach space systems to engineering students at IIT Jammu as a guest professor. He had not finished school.
While building InQube, he ran into a problem that runs through the whole space industry.
Satellites in low Earth orbit go dark. For long stretches of every orbit they are not in line of sight of any ground station on Earth, so nobody can talk to them. These are called dead zones.
It sounds small. It is not. A satellite watching a flood or a fire can be holding the picture you need and be unable to send it for the next 40 minutes.
The existing fixes are partial. You can build more ground stations, which is slow and expensive. You can use relay satellites, but most of them need the customer satellite to carry particular hardware, which most older satellites do not have.
In 2024 he founded a company to solve it. It is called Apolink, from apogee and link. It is based in Palo Alto in California.
The plan is a ring of 32 small satellites carrying both lasers and radios, acting as ground stations in space, and working with satellites that were never built for it.
In 2025, at 19, Y Combinator and other investors put 4.3 million dollars into it, at a valuation of 45 million dollars.
In July 2026 the company launched its first demonstration satellite on a SpaceX mission.
He is 20 now.
He wrote about himself on his own website in plain language. Built websites at a somewhat prodigious age. Got awarded by the President of India. Built a satellite at 16. Brought myself to the United States.
A boy from Jammu is building the internet for space, and almost nobody in his own country knows his name.
What RHA achieved in one day, the so-called “Cockroach Janta Party” took 30 days to achieve — and even then, only after the movement was gradually overtaken and dominated by politicians.
The difference is simple.
The crowd that gathered at Jantar Mantar for RHA was organic. It was made up of individuals who came on their own, driven by conviction — people we can proudly call Rashtravadis, or Gen-R.
And the Government needs to listen to them.
Remember, Gen-R was among those who demanded accountability from Dharmendra Pradhan during the UGC-NET controversy. The Government chose not to listen then. Eventually, the pressure became impossible to ignore.
We have seen what happens when the Government refuses to listen.
The CJP, despite its anti-establishment and deeply confrontational politics, managed to get its demands heard. If confrontation and disruption are the only languages the system responds to, then why should Gen-R be forced to adopt the same path?
But there is a fundamental difference.
Rashtravadis love the nation more than they hate the government. They don’t want chaos. They don’t want to burn institutions down. They don’t want to become another CJP.
They want to be heard without having to become disruptive first.
That is why the Government should listen to the demands raised by RHA and Gen-R.
Because a government shouldn’t listen only when protests become impossible to ignore.
It should listen when citizens raise legitimate concerns in the first place.
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Communities that have been wiped out.
1.Sindhi Hindus
2.Balochi Hindus
3.Kashmiri Hindus
4.Afghan Hindus
5.West Punjabi Hindus
6.Afghan Sikhs
7.West Punjabi Sikhs
8.Bangladesh Hindus (not wiped off, but will be quickly)
But the World thinks Muslims are under attack.
@scribe9104 Bjp ne jo sabse galat kaam kiya hai vo ye ki bheedtantra ko legitmize kr diya through Shaheen bagh, farmer protest,cjp protest,
Iska result aane waale time pe dikhega or bhugatna pdega law abiding citizens ko