Firstly thanking this lady to show such keen interest in Indian history and architecture
Secondly just to add to that
The wonder is not the architecture or what machines and tech used to build these but the fact that they were advanced enough to express these in art and architecture
These are not designs
These are techniques,technology and different states of life and existence experience,studied and mastered
Which are carved as art and architecture
Don’t stop at the concrete
Ask why this design?!
Would request @Meta@XCorpIndia to disclose the requests and instructions given by the Indian govt here for promoting their agendas during elections and blocking and restricting accounts and content
Please make it public
#NewsNight with @SehgalRahesha | Meta's Apology, Admission On "Money Paid To Boost Certain Type Of Content"
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@himanshundtv reports
#RajdeepsTake: Women have long borne the brunt of toxic political rhetoric. From personal slurs to sexually suggestive remarks, the pattern has repeated across party lines. Political leaders shape public discourse, and with that comes responsibility. As @sardesairajdeep puts it: "Udhayanidhi Stalin needs a wake-up call."
#WomenInPolitics #UdhayanidhiStalin #RajdeepsTake #NewsToday #DMK #TVK
“Papa Don't Preach” is from Madonna’s 1986 album True Blue. Written by Brian Elliot and Madonna, the dramatic pop song became one of her biggest worldwide hits, reaching #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, #1 on the UK Singles Chart and topping the charts in several other countries.
The song sparked widespread controversy upon its release, with both anti-abortion and pro-choice groups claiming it supported their respective positions. Although Madonna was criticized by both sides, she repeatedly avoided taking a political stance, explaining that the song was meant to tell a personal story rather than advocate a position in the abortion debate. The publicity only amplified its impact, making it one of the most discussed pop releases of the 1980s.
Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya’s statement over Madrasas led to an uproar in Uttar Pradesh, with opposition parties calling it aimed at fuelling communal polarisation. Prominent Muslim organisation Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind also condemned the remarks on madrasas, calling them provocative, prejudiced and a deliberate attempt to undermine social harmony.
✍️Mayank Kumar
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@ndtv They are sending the funds
They have all the rights to intervene and also this has an impact on international level for Christian’s and Hindus too
Mandatory DNA test for BJP and RSS to confirm they are Hindus
As we do not have any document to prove our citizenship
Both father and mother seven generations details of genetics