Thanks for everything you've done for this Nation. Undoubtedly, you are the best Prime Minister of our country and one of the strongest leader in this world.
MODI AGAIN!
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It's weird how some people here root against India's progress just because their party's out of power. Say what you want about the left in other countries, but most of them are still nationalists first.
Brahmins never asked you to bow to them, they asked you to bow to God, to truth, to the Rashtra. They lived by the Shastras, by Japa and Tapa, by service to the Divine. And for that, they were made the villain.
We are the descendants of a civilization that built universities, mastered trade routes, and shaped philosophy when others were still emerging. Centuries of invasions and the scars of Partition slowed us down, but they never erased our foundation.
Funny how there are no posts against Rahul Gandi, Congress, AAP, or anyone from that side, but endless attacks on Modi, BJP, and nonsense posts as “Godi media.” The bias isn’t even hidden anymore, some masks have already slipped. Cockroaches in disguise.
No scams. No loot. No betrayal.
Just a Kattar Hindu who loves this land
more than he loves power. Secular not by label, but by action. The common man sees it. That's why he gets the job. Every. Single. Time.
Broken roads. Electricity failures. No clean water. Illegal constructions unchecked. Garbage piling up. Crumbling infrastructure. Other nations are decades ahead, and we're still negotiating with the government for bare minimum survival. Let that sink in.
Tamil Nadu chose the silver screen over the civil services. A man who memorised dialogues over one who memorised the Constitution. For the next five years, the state doesn't get a Chief Minister, it gets a performance. Interval in 2028. Full picture by 2031.
Bengal tried Communism. Then the Left. Both exposed. Kerala finally rejected CPIM & chose INC instead. You know what comes next. Bharat is done with red politics. The clock is ticking. One day, the BJP will conquer Kerala too.
The Janivara is not merely a thread, it is an oath to seek wisdom. We wear the Janivara as a commitment to education. And the education system of Karnataka tells us to take it off. The thread that symbolizes the pursuit of knowledge, unwelcome in the house of knowledge.
@hamsanandi The irony is, we Brahmins consider Janivara as the symbol to pursue education. And the same education system of Bharath/Karnataka wants us to remove Janivara.
Brahmins are the backbone of Hindu Dharma — and that's exactly why they're targeted. Those who wish to dismantle Hinduism know that weakening its foundation is the fastest route to their goal. Unity among Brahmins isn't optional. It's necessary.
There are people risking everything, their families, their happiness, even their lives, so that we can sleep peacefully. The least we can do is respect their sacrifice and not hide behind pseudo secularism.
To all the "Jaskirat Singh Rangi" across the nation and around the world, take a bow for your courage, your work, and the sacrifices you’ve made for the motherland.
A moment of respect for Kashmiri Pandits across India and beyond. Despite facing violence, exile, and threats to their identity, they stood firm. Resilience is one thing, but unwavering loyalty to roots and nation, that’s strength.
It took 2 movies, nearly 7 hours of cinema for many Indians to grasp the intent behind our Prime Minister’s decisions, and to finally recognize who the real antagonist is beyond the narrative. And there are few people who call it propaganda, as expected.
Long before the West tried to define manliness, our land forged it in fire and steel. We learned strength, honor, and kingship from men who ruled by courage and vision. From Pulikeshi and Krishnadevaraya, from Mayura and Vishnuvardhana to Rashtrakutas and the Hoysalas.