Chauhansaab

An Engineer by profession but a Yogi by choice:) Seeking what I thought I Knew!

[Isha Foundation @ishafoundation]

Namaskaram,

We share your anguish during this agonizing period of uncertainty.
Unfortunately, all participants of the Kailash Sojourn S3 group, which included Deepak Ahuja & Madhu Ahuja, were in the immigration center on the China side of the border when the disaster happened.

Our volunteer Gomathy (Sivakami) is in touch with the family and we are actively working with embassies in India, China, and Nepal as well as local authorities to ensure we have the latest accurate information.

We remain committed to supporting the distressed families of participants and to the safety of all the other participants on the Kailash Sojourn.

Isha Volunteer.

[Dr Srikanth Manda @srikant09214163]

#NepalFlood

Ishanga Praveen about whom @SadhguruJV is mentioning is an alumni of @Official__OMC and my senior at college.
He was colourful, vibrant , full of energy and known as APE ( A Praveen) .

He and his batchmates not just gave us shelter in their rooms when we were waiting to get the rooms allotted but also guided us throughout our college days like elder brothers

Hey Ape , Hoping to see you walk with your feathery cap and grinning smile

[Rahul Kanwal @rahulkanwal]

On my flight from Delhi to Kathmandu was a group from the Isha Foundation (@ishafoundation), on their way to the Kailash Mansarovar pilgrimage. They were brimming with excitement, looking forward to the journey to Lord Shiva’s abode.

Many from that same group were on my flight back from Kathmandu. The excitement of the onward journey had given way to a deep sense of grief and anxiety. They were sombre and shaken by the tragedy that had engulfed fellow pilgrims from Isha.

Yet, amid the anguish, there was something remarkable about their resolve. Many spoke of returning — of undertaking the pilgrimage again, undeterred by the tragedy that had just unfolded.

My thoughts and prayers are with Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev (@SadhguruJV), the entire Isha Foundation family and all those still waiting anxiously for news of their loved ones as they grapple with this terrible tragedy.

May Lord Shiva give them strength. 🙏

[Chauhansaab @Jai_Chauhan_]

My heart goes out to everyone affected. I pray to Mahadev for the safety, protection, and well-being of all those who were there, and for strength and support to their families during this difficult time. 🙏🏻🕉️

[News Algebra @NewsAlgebraIND]

BIG BREAKING 🚨 Sadhguru broke down in tears while talking about Nepal floods 🥹

Emotional Moment !!

He says "I want to go to Gyirong to help flood victims.

Kindly allow us (myself and a few volunteers) to be at Gyirong.

We will in no way hamper rescue efforts.

Our only intent is to stand with them and aid in looking for some signs that would help the families.

We are currently in Saga and humbly request your permission to travel to Gyirong"

[Sadhguru @SadhguruJV]

🙏🏽

[Incognito @Incognito_qfs]

Australian Cricketer Usman Khawaja:

- Born in Islamabad.
- Parents moved to Australia when he was four.
- Married a white Christian girl and converted her to Islam.
- Have two muslim children.
- Played 88 Test matchs for Australia which many Christian players don't.
- Earned Millions. Lives life which is better than majority of the Australians.

- Used his retirement speech to take aim at “right wing" opinions and defended illegal immigration

- Usman could have thanked Australia and its people but he chose to complain. Typical Pakistani behaviour. Just keep taking, never give back.

[The Poll Lady @ThePollLady]

Here is what actually happened. 👇

There was an incident in India involving members of the Australian women’s cricket team who were approached and touched inappropriately by a motorcyclist while walking to a cafe.

The accused turned out to be a Muslim.

Following this, public discourse on social media especially from Australia shifted dramatically: this same Australian cricket page deleted posts about the incident and instead redirected attention toward alleged misogyny from some anonymous Indian users who commented.,

Political groups in India like Congress party quickly caught on and now Muslims (Congress party workers) from India and Pakistan are blaming the BJP IT cell and Hindu men for comments, framing them as aggressors and calling them rapists.

You see how this works!

👉So, Why did Australian cricket page delete the post?

Well as you might be aware there is growing right-wing movements in Australia against immigration. These movements were originally rooted in cultural differences and crimes by illegal immigrants but have become increasingly hostile towards affluent Indians who are mostly high skilled workers with zero to no criminal records similar to patterns seen in the United States political scenario. Hence the game is to blame Indian men.

The real hypocrisy shows up in who gets blamed and how the stories are framed. Religion gets used to label individuals in one case, while national or ethnic identity gets weaponized in another to dodge bigger biases.

The same moral outrage is applied unevenly, and accountability gets redirected to fit political motives instead of tackling the harm or encouraging real dialogue.

[Woke Eminent @WokePandemic]

One of the BIG reasons why middle class remains Middle Class

Middle-class people remain middle-class due to their own actions. They get one chance to become rich on their wedding day.

Even the poorest families spend ₹20-25 lakh on a wedding for show, instead of giving that money to the couple for financial knowledge or a small business. Society is trapped in this cycle, ensuring you doesn't escape poverty.

They prefer a one-day spectacle a procession, fireworks, sitting like a king on a horse and spend all the money, only to go back to hanging from buses and autos for work the next day.

They waste money to impress relatives who aren't even satisfied with the food, complaining about salt, not realizing the couple is already spending beyond their means.

The actual wedding ceremony (mandap, pheras) costs only about ₹50,000, while the rest of the ₹20-25 lakh is spent on unnecessary rituals like haldi, roka, reception, pre-wedding shoots, etc., making it seem like a week-long fashion event.

They spend a fortune on photographers, videographers, drones, etc., for photos and videos that will just sit on a memory card and never be used, while a friend could take a better photo for a story.

They fear being judged for a cheap wedding, but people judge them anyway for remaining poor due to these wasteful habits.

Girls dream of expensive weddings and pre-wedding shoots, even wanting to visit foreign mountains for their honeymoon when they haven't even seen mountains in their own country.

Their only justification for all this expense is, "A wedding happens only once." But that's also how long it takes to become poor. If they saved money, they could become rich by starting a business.

It's understandable if someone with ₹1 crore spends ₹20 lakh, but those with only ₹5-10 lakh are spending ₹20-30 lakh. Then they complain about inflation and the government, when they are the ones ruining themselves for society.

[Rishi Bagree @rishibagree]

Perfect advice 🙌

[Kreately.in @KreatelyMedia]

98% will agree

HR is same what IAS is to India

😭

[Buitengebieden @buitengebieden]

His daughter was crying, and he stepped into the performance to comfort her.. 🥹

[NO CONTEXT HUMANS @HumansNoContext]

men are simple creatures

[Megh Updates 🚨™ @MeghUpdates]

DEVASTATING takedown by ex-Pentagon official Michael Rubin:
"Pakistan's military didn't just lose — they begged for a ceasefire like a scared dog. Total humiliation. Incompetent, corrupt, and a cancer on the nation."
Even questions if Gen. Asim Munir will survive this disgrace.

[Renuka Jain @RenukaJain6]

*American TV channels are telling the whole world what India is doing and what it is going to do. If you don't know, then watch this video.This is the new India. Our TV channels are busy with useless politics.*

Thank you @narendramodi Sir for this. #Defence #MakeInIndia

[Kashmiri Hindu @BattaKashmiri]

Pakistan is a Terrorist Country.

Terrorists understand only the language of Weapons and Destruction

#IndiaPakistanWar

[Abhijit Majumder @abhijitmajumder]

How can an ordinary citizen help the Indian Army during a war?
~ A fauji explains in plain language👇🏼 #mockdrills

[Shubhangi Sharma @ItsShubhangi]

Pakistani information minister Ataullah Tarar just went up on Sky News. It didn’t go as planned. Incredible work by @SkyYaldaHakim 👏

[Sahil Jha @soilsahiljha]

Truly a proud moment for my country Bharat 🇮🇳🌏

Thanks to @HCICanberra and H.E. Mr. Gopal Baglay for hosting a special session on the #SaveSoil movement as a part of my global bicycle 🚲 journey across 4 continents to raise awareness about the soil crisis.

The event was attended by :
•The Hon. Penny Wensley AC – Former Governor of Queensland, ex-High Commissioner of Australia to India, Patron of @SoilScienceAust
•Irina Thakur, Deputy High Commissioner of India
•Mara Bird, Head of Public Engagement, @USEmbAustralia
•Zeljko Biki, Agribusiness Specialist, @USDA
•Guillaume Dabouis, Deputy Head of Mission, @FranceAustralia

Feeling proud to carry Bharat’s message for soil health across borders.
Let’s make soil a global priority.
@PMOIndia @DrSJaishankar @MEAIndia @SadhguruJV @AlboMP @AusHCIndia

[Yo Yo Funny Singh @moronhumor]

This is the best and the cutest podcast on the Internet right now 😂😂😂