@Airtel_Presence Thanks, — but this shouldn’t need a DM.
₹859 plan quietly disappearing is a public transparency issue, not a private one.
Was it discontinued? If yes, why no announcement?
Users deserve clear updates, not silent changes.
#Airtel#Transparency
Airtel quietly removing the ₹859 plan from its list without any clear announcement raises serious transparency concerns.If price hike isn’t being declared openly, then removing an existing plan to push users toward costlier options looks like backdoor strategy
@Airtel_Presence
@Airtel_Presence Customers deserve clarity — not silent changes that affect their spending
For years, users have trusted Airtel for stable pricing and communication. But actions like this damage that trust. If a plan is discontinued, why not communicate it clearly instead of making it disappear?
This girl is a Kanika Sharma aka Wada pav girl. She married a Muslim.
Now she is showing her new house, why she says "we respect every religion"
Look how her Jehadi husband is intruptting and say
"Mandir ka bhagwan mein hoon"
"Mujhe baki religions se dikkat hai"
"We are muslims, only Islam"
"Sabse pehle Islam aur Allah hu akbar aya"
Girls like her have made mockery of our Dharma.
Why did Dr. Ambedkar use the same Manusmriti while framing the Hindu Code Bill, which he had burnt in 1927?
Why, even today, do the Supreme Court and High Courts refer to Manusmriti in their judgments?
Those who burn Manusmriti for leftist validation may not like this truth.
@RitikaChandola explains.
Hemachandra Vikramaditya — The Man Delhi Forgot
~1556 CE | Delhi
The Mughals saw a “temporary obstacle.”
A trader turned officer.
No royal blood.
No famous lineage.
They misread him completely.
Hemachandra was not a challenger.
He was an interruption of empire.
The Moment
1556.
Humayun is dead.
Akbar is a boy.
Power is floating — unclaimed.
North India is unstable.
Afghans fractured.
Mughals insecure.
And into this vacuum steps Hemachandra.
From marketplaces to ministries.
From logistics to command.
Merit, not ancestry.
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The Unpardonable Act
He didn’t wait for legitimacy.
He took authority.
• Crushed Afghan rivals
• Drove Mughals out of Agra
• Retook Delhi
• Crowned himself Vikramaditya
Delhi bowed again —
not to Timur’s blood,
but to a man who built himself.
That was the real crime.
The Force He Commanded :
Hemachandra did not inherit armies.
He organized them.
• Afghan cavalry — speed, shock
• Rajput & local warriors — discipline, terrain knowledge
• War elephants — frontal devastation
• Supply managers — movement, logistics, cohesion
This was not chaos.
This was administration turned warfare.
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How He Fought
1.Rapid Offensives — strike before regrouping
2.Elephant-Led Assaults — break lines, shatter morale
3.Central Command — unified control, disciplined advance
4.Territorial Momentum — victory feeding victory
5.Psychological Shock — Delhi reclaimed, fear restored
Twenty-two battles.
Twenty-two wins.
No court exaggeration.
Just records the victors later buried.
Panipat
Second Battle.
Hemachandra led from the front.
On an elephant, in armor.
No tents.
No distance.
No excuses.
An arrow found his eye.
He collapsed — unconscious.
Not beaten.
Not routed.
The Ending They Chose
Captured.
Placed before Akbar.
Bairam Khan ordered the blade.
Akbar struck — symbolic, sufficient.
No state funeral.
No dynasty.
No monuments.
Because empires do not memorialize men
who prove they were fragile.
What Remains:
For a brief, dangerous moment in 1556,
Delhi answered to Hemachandra Vikramaditya.
A self-made Samrat.
A reminder the throne is not inherited —
it is seized.
Erased from memory. Not from History
Deepak Sharma found Raha Krishna Vigrahas in mazar. Truth buried. Abuse & violence ensued. Secularism prospers in India.
Heritage hidden, faith opposed.
@CommanMan777589
First, grow some balls and ban the hijab, burqa, madrasas, and Islamic universities in Bharat.
Second, amend the biased,unlawful ‘Secular’ word from Constitution and declare Bharat a Hindu Nation.
Then we will talk.