BREAKING NEWS - Rashid, Saddu and Arbaz killed in Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh, after a tall tazia touched an 11kV high-tension power line.
Tazia exceeded the height limit despite clear instructions from administration 😳
The world continues to grapple with a severe energy crisis, yet India’s response stands out as a remarkable example of foresight and resilience.
Following global disruptions, petrol prices surged by 89.7% in Myanmar, 56.3% in Malaysia, 54.9% in Pakistan, 44.5% in the United States, and significantly across many other economies.
India recorded an increase of only 7.7%.
This achievement becomes even more significant considering India imports over 85% of its crude oil.
Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India prioritized consumer protection through calibrated tax reductions, fiscal support, robust supply-chain management and uninterrupted fuel availability, ensuring there was no panic buying, no nationwide shortages and no fuel rationing.
This is not by chance. It is the result of visionary leadership, prudent energy management and an unwavering commitment to protecting every Indian while steering the nation towards energy security and self-reliance.
Legendary king Vikramaditya is historic!
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We got a stone inscription that describes Chandragupta Vikramaditya, that is, Chandragupta II - as a great devotee of Viṣṇu!
This strengthens the Vaishnava affiliations of the Guptas.
It is Discovered in 1853 by Alexander Cunningham. The inscription is wiitten in Gupta Brahmi script, in Samskrit. Most importantly it mentions the king’s parents:-
- Samudragupta (father)
- Mahādevī Dattādevī (mother)
It states that Samudragupta personally “accepted” Chandragupta as his successor, confirming the dynastic legitimacy. It calls Samudragupta “Sarvarājyochettā”, the “Exterminator of Kings”! This title is also seen on his coins.
The script praises Samudragupta as a donor of “many crores of gold and cows, lawfully acquired.”
It is currently housed in the Mathura Museum.
This Mathura Stone Inscription of Chandragupta II is assigned an approximate date range of c. 380–405 CE. Many nternal clues point clearly to the early years of Chandragupta II Vikramaditya’s reign. His father Samudragupta has died but no mention of Chandragupta’s major conquests or his Western Kṣatrapa victories. This uggests it belongs to his early phase, before c. 409–415 CE.
Script style (early Gupta Brahmi) matches - late 4th early 5th century CE inscriptions.
Details in the upcoming book Parikshit to Present.
Image: representative
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Bajrang Dal exposes conversion racket in Kota, Rajasthan!
Shocking update: Over 40,000+ obscene videos of Hindu women recovered from the phone of Moin Khan.
What punishment he deserves?