Everyone knows Marathas fought with British to bring down Tippu sultan.
But few know that Marathas fought along with Muslim sultans of Deccan; and bought down glorious Hindu Rajya of Vijayanagar at Talikota ;1565.
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@rohini_sgh@rajuparulekar 1. Only one plane of an Arab nation, other was Central Asian plane.
2. Hindus travel most to Saudi Arabia as labourers. Among fatalities 251 were Indians.
3. There were no survivors.
These guys always tell just lies.
@gauravsabnis 💯% correct.
Whats the point of following an org only when you are closer to the HQ, and when miles away signal becomes weak and all of a sudden you start preaching about inclusiveness.
@sreemoytalukdar@ZohranKMamdani Mamdani is consistent with what he believes and walks the talk.. while this org RSS and their followers, their ideology, speeches are function of where they are .
My man should have quoted Guru Golwalkar instead of what he believes while being in America .
@OldM0nk So after external affairs, even domestic law and order issues will have command from American soil?
The question is, in the last decade when you burnt down the ship with your hatred , now you are trying to dowse off the fire by preaching kindness from America
@TheSincereDude When the devil preaches the gospel 😒
PM identifies by clothes, MP abuses in the parliament, Cabinet ministers says goli maro salo ko,
Police arrests people and demolish Masjid with I love Muhammad posters,
Judiciary says Mosque not essential part of Islam..
Confused bunch of ppl
@saranstm Haven’t seen or read ever, but followed in letter and spirit.
Otherwise, how come society in 2026 can’t tolerate a shudra with a moustache and riding a horse. This is happening within 100 km of Delhi and Mumbai.
Mandir floor washed after dalit president visit, UP cm house washed.
@Sogekingsniper7@MattooShashank And radical RSS offshoots like Bjrangdal VHP, HUV, smashing churches, Mosques, killing unarmed innocent people is act of valour.
@MattooShashank Typical RSS ideology..
When in India, we dont need western validation, Muslamn are cancer to the nation.. your guru Golwalker claimed in his book Bunch of thoughts..
And when outside India.. we believe in inclusiveness.
Say it, Islam, christianity dont belong to India, as you do
@Delhiite_ Its like claiming to be a freedom fighter and begging for mercy, and be obedient slave of the British raj , at the same time.
Why this kolaveri kolaver di🤨
@ProjectedBeing@Anviksha_ During Gupta period, around 200-300 AD sanskrit was the language if the elites and the upper caste while Women and shudras communicated in Prakrit.
Not inly on caste , the society was divided on the basis of of Lingua franca
@Anviksha_ Exceptions cant be rule.
Even eklavvya learnt warships while he was not shatriye.
And we all know how his talent was applauded.. His thumb was cut off as guru dakshina
@TARUNspeakss salons in tier three cities in india have a leather strap hanging, used to sharpen the razor.
Hajamat kisi ki bhi ho, ustra usi pe tez hota h pehle..
Muslims in India are like that hanging strap of leather.. it is customary to drag Muslims for any issue happening in India
Facial reconstruction of a 10,500(?)-year-old man from India
Sarai Nahar Rai, discovered in 1968 in the Gangetic Plain of Uttar Pradesh, is an important Mesolithic archaeological site. It is known for its well-preserved human skeletal remains, faunal remains, and Mesolithic artifacts. The site contains one of India’s largest collections of Mesolithic human skeletons, mostly complete adult remains. The site lies on the shore of an ancient oxbow lake of the Ganga.
Its culture belongs to the Early Mesolithic, characterized by small, finely retouched stone tools such as points, lunates, trapezes, blades, scrapers, and triangles. Tools were mainly made of chalcedony, carnelian, and other fine-grained stones. Small handmade clay vessels were also found in many graves. An uncalibrated radiocarbon date of about 10,500 ± 110 years BP was obtained, though its reliability is uncertain because of possible contamination. Other nearby Mesolithic sites have produced dates ranging from the Late Pleistocene to Early Holocene. Therefore, the exact antiquity of the Indian Mesolithic remains inconclusive.
The reconstructed specimen is a male Mesolithic skeleton (Skeleton 1970-IV). The skull is relatively large and robust, with strong muscular markings, prominent brow ridges, broad frontal and parietal regions, and a low, wide face. The teeth are well preserved, with moderate wear and no clear evidence of dental pathology. The postcranial bones are also strong and heavily muscled. The clavicles, humeri, femora, and tibiae show robust development, indicating considerable muscular activity. The femora are eurymeric, while the tibiae are platycnemic. The pelvis is moderately robust. Based on the latest analyses of dental wear and skeletal development, the individual was estimated to be about 24-28 years old at death.
He had an above-average skull length (192 mm), breadth (146 mm), and bizygomatic breadth (145 mm), as well as a long mastoid process (31 mm). His porion-bregma height falls within the average range (115 mm). His cranial capacity was approximately 1,450 cm³, and he is estimated to have stood between 168 and 175 cm tall.
The Sarai Nahar Rai population consisted of tall, robust individuals, both males and females, in this respect resembling Upper Palaeolithic Europeans and western Asians. They were also similar in stature to some South Asian Mesolithic populations.
The skulls were large, muscular, and robust, with broad faces, prominent brow ridges, large mastoid processes, and strong muscle markings. The faces were generally very broad, with low foreheads, deep palates, and massive mandibles. Some jaw features resemble those of Homo erectus and Heidelberg humans. The dentition showed moderate to heavy wear, but dental diseases and abnormalities were uncommon. The teeth were generally mesodont and megadont.
The postcranial bones were massive and robust in both sexes. Femora were eurymeric, while tibiae ranged from leptomencemia to mesocnemia. Stature was tall for both males and females. Overall health was good, although few individuals survived beyond 40 years. (Kennedy, K. A. R., Burrow, C. B., & Lovell, N. C. (1986))