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[JIX5A @JIX5A]

August 16, 1946. Direct Action Day.

Survivor of Direct Action Day and Noakhali massacre, Rabindranath Dutta (92) recalls how naked, butchered bodies of Hindu women were hung from hooks at Raja Bazar beef shops.

Victoria College girls were raped, killed and their bodies tied to hostel windows.
Rabindranath Dutta told me how he stood watching heaps of slaughtered Hindu bodies during 1946 Noakhali pogrom, pools of blood around his heels.

Most women's bodies had breasts missing, just black bite marks at those places and their genitals.
It is hard to even listen to his accounts.

After his wife died, Rabindranath Dutta sold her ornaments to self-publish 12-13 books on Direct Action Day, Noakhali massacre, and 1971 genocide. First-hand experiences, rare research.
He says nobody in Bengal gave a damn...no politician, media, publisher, activist, or filmmaker.
We Hindus seem to have learnt no lesson from history.

[Sunanda Vashisht @sunandavashisht]

#GenocideStudies How do Genocide studies scholars analyze 1971 East Pakistan genocide of Bengali Hindus? There were massacres, sexual assaults, refugee crisis, persecution but more than that there was Intent - Intent to destroy the protected group of Bengali Hindus. Watch here

[Nik @Niktruthseeker]

@binarybodhi This is normal, gravity will do its work, it is part of nature , agreed that, impact analysis need to be done before, infrastructure to be build, but infrastructure is needed as well, just need a balances

[Nik @Niktruthseeker]

@MaximeBernier What is ur problem, u don't complain for Santa pared, any other Christian pared, they are doing it after proper permission of city. Following law of land. U still hv to do wining.

[Nik @Niktruthseeker]

@MeghUpdates Now u r credited known modi hater to just prove Modis master stork, have some shame

[Imtiaz Mahmood @ImtiazMadmood]

Bangladesh: In Madaraipur district, Islamists abducted a 4 years old Hindu girl and raped her.

After the torture, Islamists left the girl in front of her home.

Her mother is crying in front of the local influential Muslim leaders for justice.

This is the condition of the Hindu minorities in Bangladesh. They have no right to get justice.

- @HinduVoice_in

[Comman Man @CommanMan777589]

This is Rafiq Hussain Bhattuk. He was a leader in Godhra, owned two petrol pumps, and it was he who arranged the petrol used to burn the Sabarmati train. He remained absconding for 14 years. The Gujarat Intelligence Bureau had kept his relatives and family members under surveillance, with all their phones being monitored. One day, he called his son because he had become a grandfather. The surveillance traced his location to Delhi. He then told his son that he would secretly come to Godhra on a certain date because he wanted to see his grandson.

The police decided it would be better to let him come to Godhra rather than arrest him in Delhi. He arrived in Godhra, where police officers in plain clothes were stationed at the railway station and arrested him.

Yesterday, all of his crimes were proven in court, and he was sentenced to life imprisonment. Remember when Lalu Yadav used to say that the fire on the Sabarmati Express in Godhra had started on its own and that no one had set it? After confessing everything, he told the police that he had spent those 14 years living in Lajpat Rai Market in Old Delhi.

Just think about how vast the ecosystem of these religious terrorists is. Did any journalist report this news?

“India First.”

Jai Shri Ram.

[Ruchi Wali 🇨🇦 @WaliRuchi]

The Khalistan issue has crossed party lines in 🇨🇦.

In 2018, during Justin Trudeau’s visit to 🇮🇳, a convicted terrorist attended an official event. MP @randeepssarai publicly accepted responsibility, be for the NSA coming up with other theories.

Later, @SukhDhaliwal supported petition e-4501, which described Hardeep Singh Nijjar as a ‘law-abiding Canadian’.

@PierrePoilievre, meanwhile, cancelled the Parliament Hill Diwali event.

Different parties. Same political blind spot & Khalistan vote pandering.

Carney’s treatment of the Khalistan issue on the other hand is a welcoming change.

See the article in the comments.

[Caleb @caleb_friesen]

VImag Labs blew my mind.

They've built what they call a Virtual Magnet Synchronous Motor (VMSM).

Traditional permanent magnet motors rely on rare earth magnets inside the rotor. These magnets are imported and expensive.

Instead of using permanent magnets, VImag's rotor contains windings that are electronically excited and precisely controlled through software. As current is induced and managed in the rotor, it behaves like a "virtual magnet" allowing the rotating magnetic field from the stator to drive the motor just like a conventional permanent magnet synchronous motor.

This means that the motor delivers the benefits of a permanent magnet design without actually needing rare earth magnets.

Their current prototype is rated for 6 kW continuous power, with a peak output of 10 kW and 48 to 58 Nm of torque. The initial target market is EVs (everything from two wheelers, three wheelers, buses, and trucks). They may also use them in compressors and ceiling fans.

The upsides are:

1. Lower cost.
2. Lower weight.
3. Smaller size.
4. Ability to control magnetic field.
5. Improved efficiency over PMSM.
6. Indigenous manufacturing and supply chain resilience.

The company has been working on this tech since 2020.

[Nupur J Sharma @UnSubtleDesi]

The news is that CSDS may lose its funding from the Indian Government. 9 months after OpIndia had published an almost 200-page investigation, which tied CSDS to foreign entities, CIA, separatists and more.

The paper can be read here:

https://t.co/i0uUEoYFYR

[Archie @archieposts]

@yoursbidhuri Along with a banker profile he was also a rabid Bhindrewal and Khalistani supporter which killed thousands of Hindus, which the movie never showed. And the militancy in Punjab was brainchild of extreme religious fanaticism not entirely due to state involvement.

[Amita Sachdeva, Advocate @SachdevaAmita]

🙏 Victory with the Blessings of Bhagwan Shri Krishna! 🙏

A big win for Sanatan Dharma!

The Facebook account "From Heaven to Earth" was repeatedly posting highly defamatory and derogatory content targeting Hindu Deities — misusing AI images to distort and mock our faith.

We raised a strong complaint with Facebook’s Grievance Officer on 21st June 2026.

Today, the account has been completely removed!

Special thanks to all the X (Twitter) users who brought this account to our attention and supported the cause. Your vigilance made this possible!

Jai Shri Krishna!

The power of devotion and truth always prevails.

Let this be a message to all those who try to insult our Gods, we will not stay silent.

#SanatanDharma #JaiShriKrishna #HinduFaith #AccountRemoved #DharmaProtects

[Maxime Bernier @MaximeBernier]

It's outrageous, and this is tolerated in Canada!

Is there a single Sikh leader in Canada who can condemn the images of child suicide bombers?

[Āryā_Anvikṣā 🪷 @Arya_Anviksha_]

On this day, June 15, 1991, at Baddowal and Kila Raipur railway stations, Khlistani trrorists targeted Hindu devotees journeying to Haridwar and Vaishno Devi.

In a harrowing act of religious persecution, over 125 Hindus were forcibly isolated from Mslms and Sikhs, made to stand in a line outside the train, and brutally slain solely for their faith.

[Nik @Niktruthseeker]

@elonmusk Instead of tesla, u could have sent satellite, so it could have used for actual scientific purposes...

[Mahesh Jethmalani @JethmalaniM]

Will Mamata Banerjee now lose the very party she founded?

The party that spent years breaking Bengal may now break itself.

Expelled TMC MLA Ritabrata Banerjee arriving at the state assembly with 59 rebel MLA signatures is not a routine rebellion. It is the sound of a rotten political structure cracking from inside.

It will be the logical end of a party built without ideology, without inner democracy, without civilisational conviction, and held together only by minority appeasement, syndicate power, fear, patronage, violence and power.

For years, TMC did not run Bengal like a state. It ran it like a controlled territory.

For years, TMC confused cadre control with mass support.

It confused intimidation with organisation. It used rape as a weapon. It murdered opposition workers with impunity.

It confused Muslim mafia syndicates with social justice.

It confused anti-Sanatan politics with secularism.

Now the same structure is collapsing from within.

That power is slipping, the machine is turning on itself.

Because people who gather around fear do not stay loyal when fear disappears. People who gather around patronage do not stay loyal when patronage dries up.

Mamata Banerjee did not build a political movement. She built an ecosystem of control.

But now that ecosystem is entering its own civil war.

[Ravi Sharma @RaviSharmaTalks]

@KapilSibal

Sir, You are admittedly trained theatre actor nonetheless your recent theatrical outrage and “I am ashamed” drama over the assault on Abhishek Banerjee is truly nauseating. You called it premeditated, shameful, and an attack on democracy itself. Yet you were completely silent rather a complicit, when TMC goons carried out systematic, gruesome post-poll violence in West Bengal in 2021 against thousands of BJP voters, karyakartas, and their families. Homes were burnt, women were raped, people were murdered, and BJP supporters were hounded out of villages.

All under the watchful eyes of the TMC government you chose to defend in the Supreme Court. You stood in the apex court arguing in favour of that very government which supervised and enabled this orchestrated violence. You opposed transferring cases to CBI, you challenged the NHRC report, and you did everything possible to shield the perpetrators. Where was your “shame” then, Mr. Sibal? Where were your press conferences condemning the jungle raj of your favourite party?

You might smugly argue that violence against “mere voters and karyakartas” cannot be compared to an attack on an opposition leader. Fine. Then explain your convenient amnesia when senior BJP leaders like Kailash Vijayvargiya and JP Nadda had their convoy attacked and stones pelted at them by TMC supporters in Bengal? Were they also “mere karyakartas” unworthy of your selective conscience?
And the biggest irony, the men who attacked Abhishek Banerjee were not some mysterious outsiders. They were supporters linked to TMC’s own ex-MLA Lovely Maitra. This was internal TMC factional warfare spilling into the streets, yet you had the gall to blame the BJP and the ruling dispensation without a shred of shame.

This is not principled advocacy. This is rank hypocrisy and political opportunism. You defend violence when it is committed by your preferred side and scream “democracy in danger” the moment the tables turn. The people of West Bengal have not forgotten 2021. They see exactly who you are, a senior advocate who has no problem whitewashing brutality when it suits his politics.

Your selective tears fool no one anymore.

[Darshan Maharaja @TheophanesRex]

An international student was stabbed to death in the Niagara region on May 15.

I am unable to find any Canadian media reporting this. I came to know about it when someone shared several reports from India.

I wonder why Canadian media is keeping mum.

https://t.co/et9P3EOKV2

[Radharamn Das राधारमण दास @RadharamnDas]

In Bangladesh, a crying boy hired a cycle van to bring his murdered mother's body to the police station. Clutching his small sister, he explained to onlookers that their mother was raped & brutally killed in front of him and his younger siblings by a Maula (Isl@mic teacher) & two others. They have no other surviving relatives.

The statistics coming out of Bangladesh are devastating: reports of sexual violence have increased fivefold, affecting the most vulnerable members of society. This crisis demands urgent attention and a collective commitment to safety and justice for all.

[Mark Carney @MarkJCarney]

We’re negotiating a free trade deal with India. This will be a game changer for Canadian workers and businesses — unlocking a massive new market.

We’re working fast — I met Minister @PiyushGoyal to review our progress so far and explore the opportunities ahead for both our countries in energy, agri-food, tech, and education.