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[Castefinder @casteobession]

Peak Khatri Boys Mindset 💟

[Historia࿗ @HinduHistoria]

Shaktism, Kaula Tantras and it's Saints
(Thread 🧵)

[Historia࿗ @HinduHistoria]

Navdurgas ( A Thread 🧵)

[hinduphoenix @hindupheonix]

Only after giving birth to 5 H kids, any womyn should be considered RW

[Incendies loves Din Grogu ♀️💚🌌🌟 @Incendies591432]

Most indian women blindly copy American abortion debates without considering female foeticide here and that explains most of them get their politics from Instagram

[Trishul Warrior @Trishulwarrior]

A New Jihad – "Rapido Jihad"

🚨 The safety of our sisters and daughters — a responsibility we all share 🚨

A few days ago, my son had a serious safety-related experience while booking a Rapido bike ride. The rider's name displayed during the booking was Hindu, whereas the name appearing on the phone call was Muslim. Upon inquiry, the rider revealed that he was operating using another person's ID; his own ID had been blocked by Rapido, so he had come using a friend's ID. Prioritizing safety, my son cancelled the ride and lodged a complaint via email with both Rapido and the traffic police. The company also assured him that action would be taken.

This incident has raised a crucial question in my mind:

Is the existing system adequate for the safety of our sisters and daughters?

Today, school-going girls, college students, and working women frequently use services like bike taxis. It is essential that their safety be given the highest priority.

*(First and foremost, our Hindu girls and women should ideally avoid using Rapido rides. However, if they must use them, they should take necessary precautions.)*

🛡️ Some essential safety precautions

🔹 Verify the rider's identity: Always check if the name, photo, and vehicle number displayed on the app match the details received on your phone.

🔹 Use of another person's ID: If the rider is operating using someone else's ID, do not accept the ride and register a complaint on the app.

🔹 Share ride details: Share the live location and details of the ride with a family member or a trusted person.

🔹 Stay alert to suspicious behavior: If a rider attempts inappropriate touching, asks for private information, or tries to initiate unnecessary personal contact, clearly refuse and lodge a complaint. 🔹 Raise awareness among children: Educate your daughters and sons from a young age about personal safety, boundaries, and precautions to take both online and offline.

🔹 Nowadays, these Muslim riders arrive in the areas where our sisters and daughters work, specifically aiming to secure bookings from those particular women.

🔹 After securing the same booking four or five times, they fabricate a story claiming they also commute through that area daily for work, gradually striking up a conversation and building a rapport.
🔹 Eventually, they suggest, "I pass by here at this time every day; why not ride with me? Don't book via the app—I'll give you a daily lift. You can just pay me a lump-sum amount."
🔹 This is where their scheme begins. By offering a ride for less than the app's standard fare, they befriend our Hindu women.

You can guess what happens next.

You might not consider this 'Rapido Jihad' a serious issue, but in today's times, it is a matter of grave concern. Our Hindu women are not taking it seriously, and consequently, Muslim men spend a couple of hours morning and evening engaging in this activity to prey on our Hindu women.

Let us come together to raise awareness among our sisters and daughters and protect them from this 'Jihad.' If possible, email Rapido and similar services, urging them to provide female riders for female passengers. This would create employment opportunities for women and help curb this 'Jihad.'

Safety is not the responsibility of a single family; it is the responsibility of the entire society.

[Yash @MehtaYashV]

@lambdabeta2025 @RNBellur @Tangem @ankitatIIMA @sanjeevsanyal @aravind How do I start investing in xrp ?

[Suprvirat @MostlyKohli]

It's one vs ALL now 🚨

This is Sajal Aly, who works in Pakistani TV. She thinks modi regime is going to be changed. Even she knows that if Modi gets removed, the new people in power will again make Pakistan their best friend.

They will allow pakistanis to come here and work. And then these snakes will silently plan attacks on our civilians. Pakistan, CJP, leftists and America want to defeat just one man.

It'll be proper cinema if Modi Ji wins in 2029 despite all this foreign funding and paid agenda 🙏

[sva @svadhyayi]

husband nobel laureate, wife most likely will win soon, 4 kids

whereas in indian marriages, avg upper middle class has 2 servants, 1 or 2 kids, can’t achieve much in life, inspite of so much support

[Anushka Gupta @Anushqq]

Independent for sleeping around, helpless & dependent for Alimony.

[Saynotolibrandu @saynotolibrandu]

This was almost 278 years ago. Hindus still remember, but unfortunately a lot of Sikhs have forgotten.

[titli⁷ @tetestiti]

They will make you hate sindoor, manglsutra, yoga, chanting, janeu, mala, your god- goddesses, your rituals, your food, all those things that make your culture unique and then they will reclaim it as their own. This has happened with so many things i wonder why ppl don't get it.

[VARAHA WARRIOR @VarahaWarrior]

A few days ago, my Hindu friend and I were hanging out with some Muslim friends and one of them suggested visiting a mosque honestly, I wasn't planning to go, but I didn't want anyone to feel uncomfortable or think I was disrespecting their beliefs, so I went along.

They explained a few things about the mosque and what happens there, and overall it was a normal experience.

On our way back, we passed a temple. My friend and I decided to go inside. We didn't pressure anyone, but I casually invited our Muslim friends to come with us. They politely said, "No, you guys pray, we'll wait outside."

That surprised me because they had happily welcomed us into the mosque, while they themselves didn't want to enter a temple. I later wondered if this might be due to religious teachings or cultural practices rather than personal dislike.

As a Hindu, I felt proud that I personally had no problem visiting another place of worship. It also made me think about how different religions approach these situations.

So my question is for Muslims here, is avoiding entry into temples something taught in Islam, or does it depend on the individual? I'm asking out of curiosity, not hatred.

[🧠 @BackupBrainy]

Some Muslim guy posts a reel saying he needs some “baddies” to hang out

Check comments.

Muslim girls tagging their Hindu friends

What’s your opinion on this?

[Bob @Shariakill]

Pakistani Ex-Muslim.

“It’s not religious freedom, it’s religious invasion”.

Muslims have a duty to destroy western civilization, they’re here to conquer you.

[Āyudhika @Ayudhika1310]

What is common amongst protesters these days irrespective of the issue?

- azaadi slogans
- unwashed and unkempt
- weird clothes
- hatred for Hindus
- dancing and singing
- free food

Do you feel the same?

[Mountain G.O.A.T @mountainGOAT_01]

Few days ago some bimbo asked:
“What is the main reason Hindu girls are dating or marrying Muslim men?”

I already told the real answer. Here is the proof.

No one outside their community even has access to Muslim girls.
They keep them controlled at home, behind the veil.

Meanwhile, Hindu girls are out in the open market.

They want freedom.
Freedom from Brahminism.
Freedom from patriarchy.
Freedom from religion and caste.

On the other side, their women are proud of their customs.
They wear the burqa with pride.
Some even refuse government exams if it means removing it.

That’s the difference.

One side protects its women.
The other side set them free into the open market…
and then acts surprised by the results.

[Aaraadhya Saxena 🇮🇳 @ihailmyindia]

Shutup ... that is Sindoor coz of the placement.
Don't teach us

[Team Hindu United @TeamHinduUnited]

Mohammad Shakil runs a shop called “Payal Tailors” in Dehradun, Uttarakhand.

A woman asked who Payal was; he said no one. She asked if Muslim women wear anklets; he said no.

Yet a Hindu female name is fine for his business. Hindu names are not free real estate.

Change the name.