Dharma Everywhere

[Dharma Everywhere @PistolRob]

Just wanted to promote these books, authors, & the publishers -- @GarudaPrakashan @mariawirth1 @fgautier26 @authormanoshi @anuradhagoyal @sankrant @vivekagnihotri @Koenraad_Elst

[Mr Tiwaree ™ 🚨 @MrTiwaree]

Such videos shake the soul.

Their rights are being eaten by leaders like Ramdas Athawale, Chirag Paswan and Ravan.

[Morgana Le Faye *Patriot *America 1st* 🇺🇸 @Keltic_Spirit]

Do people understand what halal is?
In halal slaughter, prayers to allah are offered, then the animal’s throat is slit from side to side and the animal is left to bleed out in pain and terror.

Not sure about other Americans, but I’m not having my family eat food that’s offered to a demonic entity and left to die in terror.

Get islamunism out of the USA. The fact is that islam is NOT compatible with America or Western nations.

[Le Crapaud @Le_Crapaud47]

Islam Begins : Épisode 4

La création du coran

[Sanatani Thakur 🇮🇳 @SanggitaT]

*This is from a school in Uganda,East Africa!
Simply unbelievable!*😲😲😲

[The Better India @thebetterindia]

What happens when Sanskrit students take the language beyond the classroom?

A group of international Sanskrit learners went on an informal hike through the Elbsandsteingebirge in Germany.

What began as a simple day outdoors soon turned into something unexpected: they started speaking Sanskrit.
As they walked, they described what they saw, asked questions, joked, searched for words and helped each other along the way. There were mistakes too—and plenty of laughter.

It wasn’t a lesson. It wasn’t an official Summer School activity.
It was simply people trying to make a language part of everyday life.

And perhaps that is what keeps a language alive—not just preserving its words, but continuing to speak them, share them and find new ways to use them.

This Sanskrit Day, here’s to a language that has travelled across centuries and continues to bring people from different places together, one conversation at a time. ❤️

Credits : flowtingfairy on IG

#Sanskrit #SpokenSanskrit #IndianLanguages #LanguageLearning #SanskritStudents

[Sanskrit, Spoken Sanskrit, Sanskrit Summer School, Elbsandsteingebirge, language learning]

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

Yes, Rani of Chittor sent a Rakhi to Humayun when Gujarat Sultan invaded. But what came out of this Secular Drama? Thread (1)

[Dr Omendra Ratnu Sanatani @satyanveshan]

Just when I was beginning to lose hope about the civilisational conflict in Bharat, Mahadeva made me come across this book by an American Indophile and historian, Shri Will Durant, and I feel rejuvenated enough to fight on.

It is titled, ‘The case for India’.
He penned it in 1930.

Extremely disturbed by the British destruction of Indian polity and economy, he writes, “ I was filled with astonishment and indignation at the apparently conscious and deliberate bleeding of India by England throughout 150 years, and I began to feel that I had come upon the GREATEST CRIME in all history.”

But as my friends know, I am not a whiner. I strongly believe that every problem has a solution if human beings apply themselves to it.

What caught my attention was the next paragraph by Shri Durant -

“ I know how weak words are in face of guns and blood, how irrelevant mere truth and decency appear beside the might of empires and gold. But if EVEN ONE HINDU fighting for freedom shall hear this call of mine and be trifle comforted, then these months of work on this little book will seem sweet to me.

For I know of nothing in the world that I would rather do today than to be of help to India.”

Well, Mr. Durant, Hindus are still fighting for their survival in the subcontinent. Your words inspire us and we will keep fighting till we are truly free.

[` @chixxsays]

THIS IS HUGE ‼️

Indian nationalist GenZ have launched a new website exposing Rahul Gandhi’s false claims.

Please support this site as much as possible. Amplify this tweet and post about the website to help it reach a wider audience.

Lets make this a nationwide trend.

https://t.co/xrmTPBqh0h

[Le Crapaud @Le_Crapaud47]

Mounia Lisa, bientôt au Louvre

[Le Crapaud @Le_Crapaud47]

Comment est né l’un des plus "célèbres" versets du Coran :

[Sanatani Thakur 🇮🇳 @SanggitaT]

Ahmedabad: - Who is Ahmed?
Moradabad: - Who is Murad?
Aurangabad: - Who is Aurangzeb?
Faizabad: - Who is Faiz?
Farooqabad: - Who is Farooq?
Adilabad: - Who is Adil?
Sahibabad- Who is Sahib?
Hyderabad: - Who is Haider?
Secunderabad: - Who is Sikander?
Firozabad: - Who is Firoz?
Mustafabad: - Who is Mustafa?
Ahmednagar: - Who is Ahmed?
Tughlaqabad: - Who is Tughlaq?
Fathabad: - Who is Fateh?
Usmanabad: - Who is Usman?
Baktiyarpur: - Who is Baktiyar?
Mahmudabad: - Who is Mahmud?
Muzaffarpur and Muzaffar Nagar: - Who is Muzaffar?
Burhanpur: - Who is Burhan?
Who are all these? These are the people who destroyed our culture, destroyed our temples, corrupted our idols and converted Hindus to Islam.
This is their contribution in the history of India.
Despite this, *Why* do we remember them by naming cities after them?

*These names should change

[tira‎‎⁀➴ @tiraspeaks]

Not a single leftist is speaking for Ganesh Chakraborty's Hindu family. His wife and daughter were raped, stripped, their faces burned with acid, and his daughter's eyes gouged out by Bangladeshi Islamists. His 12 year old son was forcibly circumcised and Ganesh himself was brutally killed.Their only crime was being Hindu.

#savebangladeshhindus

[Preston Garvey⚔️✡️ @Thebeef_shwarma]

Watch 🤌

Next level joke

[Dharma Everywhere @PistolRob]

Moderate Islam vs Radical Islamism ...

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

Meet Behenji Mayawati, India's most privileged victim.

She demands more reservations. She calls anyone questioning them anti-national. She claims the system has failed Dalits. What she never mentions is her own story.

Her grandfather, Mangal Sen, was a soldier in the British Indian Army. This was an elite job for Indians of the early 20th century. When most Indians did not have guaranteed food on the table, less than 1% were fortunate enough to hold such a position. It came with a fixed government salary, a pension, and land. At a time when most Indians were doing unpaid manual labor with zero rights, Mangal Sen had financial stability that most Indians, upper caste or Dalit, could only dream of. That salary, pension and land put the Das family on a completely different trajectory from 99% of Dalits of that era.

His son Prabhu Das became a government employee in the postal department through SC reservation. Stable income. Government benefits. His children received free education through reservation schemes. Three generations of state support, stacked one on top of the other.

His daughter Mayawati used reservation to advance through education and politics. She became UP CM four times. She accumulated personal assets worth over Rs 111 crore(official). By any measure, she is the single greatest hijacker of the reservation system in Indian history.

And yet she stands at podiums telling you the system has failed and she wants more.

She justifies reservation by screaming that economical policies for the poor are ineffective. What she doesn't tell you is that such policies are ineffective precisely because of her and her ilk. She herself gulped down budget of 1000s of crores for economic policies, yet 30% of her own Dalit community is below the poverty line.

Now she fights tooth and nail against economic reservations for poor GC families. People who never had a soldier grandfather with land and a pension. Never had a government job father. Never had reservation benefits stacked across three generations. Families genuinely starting from zero. She wants them to remain downtrodden and suffer while she and her ilk continue to capture everything meant for downtrodden.

Her argument is that caste discrimination justifies continued reservation. Then answer this one question. After three generations of your own family benefiting, grandfather with army salary, pension and land, father in government through reservation, daughter as four-time Chief Minister with Rs 111 crore in assets, at what point exactly does your family step aside and let the actual poor and downtrodden in?

Reservations were designed as a temporary corrective measure. They were never meant to be a permanent inheritance system for the same families across generations. Mayawati is not the face of reservation's failure. She is the face of exactly who captured it. In fact, reservations passing down the line for generations is exactly what discriminatory Caste System is all about.

The Dalit still doing manual labor in a UP village today holds the same SC certificate as Mayawati. He just doesn't have her grandfather's land, pension and army salary to stand on. He simply doesn't have resources to compete with likes of her for that seat.

She wants her family and similar elite families to continue enjoying reservations while poor GCs and Dalits are starving. Worse, she wants to deny these previlges to poor GCs who never had such luck in their entire generation.

[Le Crapaud @Le_Crapaud47]

L'IA nous permettra bientôt de comprendre le langage des animaux.
Ça pourrait être très utile...

[Dharma Everywhere @PistolRob]

@sacredrain 😂

[Rishi Bagree @rishibagree]

In 1992, Enron, a prominent U.S. company, planned to establish a power plant in Dabhol, Maharashtra, with a proposed investment of $2 billion. However, fierce local opposition stalled the project, leading Enron to file a $600 million compensation lawsuit against the Indian government.

Under the Vajpayee government, Harish Salve, a distinguished Indian lawyer, was appointed to defend India’s interests in this high-stakes international arbitration.

Shockingly, P. Chidambaram, a prominent Congress leader, served as Enron’s legal counsel, advocating against India’s interests.

When the UPA government came to power in 2004, with Chidambaram as Finance Minister, he could no longer directly represent Enron but continued to provide legal advice, reportedly favouring the company.

In a stunning move, the UPA government removed Harish Salve from the case and appointed Khawar Qureshi, a UK-based lawyer of Pakistani origin, to represent India.

The decision to entrust a sensitive case involving billions in taxpayer money to a foreign lawyer with ties to Pakistan raised serious questions about the Congress-led government’s judgment and priorities.

Despite India’s strong position in the arbitration, the questionable decisions - Chidambaram’s prior ties to Enron and the appointment of Qureshi led to a predictable outcome: India lost the case.

The government was forced to pay substantial settlements of $800 million to Bechtel & General Electric, who had acquired Enron’s stakes after its bankruptcy. Additionally, Qureshi was paid exorbitant legal fees, further burdening Indian taxpayers.

Notably, Khawar Qureshi later represented Pakistan in the Kulbhushan Jadhav case at the International Court of Justice, underscoring the irony of Congress’s choice.
And Guess who represented India - Harish Salve, who won the case and stayed the death sentence of Yadav, along with getting him consular access, only for a Fee of Rs 1.

This episode, often downplayed by the media, highlights a disturbing pattern of mismanagement and questionable loyalties under the Congress-led UPA.

Their handling of the Dabhol case reflects a legacy of decisions that prioritised foreign interests and compromised India’s sovereignty, leaving taxpayers to bear the cost of their failures.