An elderly Muslim man was caught on camera kicking Gau Mata sitting on the roadside in Guna, MP.
Bajrang Dal karyakartas immediately stopped him and made him apologise by rubbing his nose in front of Gau Mata.
Jai Gau Mata! Jai Bajrang Dal!
Aunty’s woman card got rejected, so she immediately started bringing up what his mother taught him. He did the right thing by giving his seat to the elderly man. 😹🤣
Heartbreaking to see the girls sobbing after the court refused to send them with their parents.
Forced Conversion: Girls Asked to Go With Their Parents, But Court Sent Them to Safe House
Link: https://t.co/oZPhpo39fI
The look on the aunty’s face when he gave his seat to the old man was priceless 😭
Bc, what kind of rule is this where you’re only supposed to give your seat to women? He gave it to an elderly man, and suddenly he doesn’t respect women? 💀
A Para SF veteran is fighting a very different battle today.
Col Anurag Upadhyay scored in the 99th percentile in CAT but chose the Indian Army over a corporate career. He volunteered for the Special Forces, completed probation with 3 PARA (SF) and became part of the raising team of 12 PARA (SF).
After suffering a severe stroke in August 2025, he is now living with Locked-in Syndrome. His body has been severely affected, but his mind remains conscious and aware.
His family is seeking connections with neurologists, neuro-rehabilitation specialists, researchers, BCI experts and assistive-technology teams who may be able to explore new possibilities for his recovery and communication.
This is not an appeal for sympathy. It is an appeal to reach the right people.
If you know someone who can help, please make the connection. If not, share this story until it reaches someone who can. 🙏🇮🇳
Year 2010 :
Arundhati Roy called the Naxals 'Gandhian with Guns'.
She spent 2 weeks with the Maoists at Dantewada.
A week later, Maoists killed 75 CRPF jawans in Dantewada.
This biyatch always found on the wrong side of India's history
His case should be reffered to Safdarjung or AIIMS @adgpi ask the comdt R&R along with a call to the director AIIMS. Or else gangaram is no doubt the excellent one.
In Tando Allahyar, minor girls Sita and Rupi, reportedly aged 13 and 14 and belonging to the Kachhi Kolhi community, appeared before the court in a case involving forced marriage and religious conversion. During the proceedings, they reportedly expressed their clear wish to + 1/4
Publicly humiliating your helper over an honest mistake on her first flight is bad enough. Doing it on camera knowing she can’t even object without fearing for her job is pure exploitation.
The terror on her face says everything. Unbelievably toxic.
Theatre refused to play Hanuman Ansh, got closed 🔥
A theatre was not playing Hanuman Ansh, a movie based on life of Neem Karoli Baba while Mirzapur was been played.
Some people protested it & Police came & found that documents of theatre had expired.
The theatre was ordered to close by admin.
Power of Hanuman Ji & Neem Karoli Baba 🙏
Pakistani 🇵🇰 commandos are waiting for their flight to Saudi Arabia.
One group has already arrived to Saudi Arabia while another is still waiting to join operations against the Houthis.
Looks like the Houthis are definitely going to break 93k-record this time! 😂
The Aurat Bazaar
If a female did not die in the mass immolations of JAUHAR, like the Kshatriya and other willing ladies, the Aurat Bazaar was her fate.
The Christian Reverend Robert Welsh, who served as the priest to the British Embassy in Constantinople during the Greek Revolution, starts his book A Residence in Constantinople with the horrifying scenes of women and children taken as slaves by the invading armies of the Turks.
He states: The manner of making slaves, and securing a property, is this - Any fellows who join an expedition as volunteers for plunder would enter a house, and after setting fire to it, and killing generally the adult males, they carry off the property, with the females and boys.
They then proceed to the next custom-house, and having paid twenty piasters, or about ten shillings, they take out a ticket, which certifies the slavery, and then the persons of the unfortunate family become the property of the captors for ever, with all their posterity!
The usual place where slaves are sold is the Aurut Bazaar or Women's Market.
But the oversupply of unfortunate women and children of Chios of Greece was such, that they were exhibited for sale in any public place, even the streets.
The most usual was the Baluk Bazaar, or Fish-market. Here a number of poor girls, of the age of twelve or fourteen, were sold like cattle at an English fair.
Several of them were without trousers, or the necessary articles of dress. Terror and anxiety had so affected them, that they exhibited the most deplorable picture of human suffering I ever beheld, and such as cannot be described.
Despite their suffering, they were treated by the Turks with contempt, without the courtesies of decorum (a sense of modesty) that a Turk shows to any other female.
They were taken and handled with the roughness of butchers examining young cattle, and generally sold at the rate of one hundred piastres, or 3 pounds a head. (382 Rs = 3 UK Pounds today)
You have heard it said that the volatile Greek women are not much affected by change of circumstances, and are readily reconciled to the lot which casts them into the enjoyments of a Turkish harem. Never believe it.
The horror and repugnance felt by the free-born Greek women to slavery among the Turks, under any modification, is invincible, and they infinitely prefer death.
@HomerPavlos
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Therefore, if the free-born Greek women preferred death, why would the free-born Hindu woman not prefer death in the Jauhar? Slave women were considered worse than cattle and treated with utter contempt while being sold in the Aurut Bazaars of the Islamic world.
The word "Aurut" comes from the Arabic root word ʿawrah' (عورة). In classical and religious Arabic, ʿawrah' means 'the private part of the body'.
Not only was a woman reduced to her vagina, but her value was 382 Rs, cheaper than a good-quality packet of dog food today. At this price, a muslim Turk could buy her for her whole life and do as he pleased with her.
From these Aurat Bazaars comes the Persian/Indian term "Bazaaru Aurat", which means "a woman of the market".
Nowadays, it is used as an insult to describe a woman as being of "bad character," loose morals, or acting in a vulgar or promiscuous manner. In legal and traditional contexts, it is synonymous with terms like prostitute or harlot.
Today, the Halala women who enjoy enslavement and humiliation dare to call the Kshatranis and other brave women who committed mass suicides cowards.
Cowards because 'choosing life' and being a "bazaaru aurat" is their idea of women's empowerment.
Thooo. 🤮
Never Forget and Never Forgive.
Image Credit: William Allan (1782-1850) - The Slave Market (Aurut Bazar), Constantinople - NG 2400 - National Galleries of Scotland