abhinav srivastava

[Oxomiya Jiyori 🇮🇳 @SouleFacts]

Holy month of Ramzan, Imam doing Holy work.

At around 3 a.m. in the morning, local residents caught Jasim Uddin Al Qaderi, the Imam of Mosque along with a woman, in the Imam’s room on the second floor of the Mosque, 🕌 engaged in immoral activities.

[Savitri Mumukshu - सावित्री मुमुक्षु @MumukshuSavitri]

The surveys of British missionary & official, William Adam in the 1830s reveal startling data directly contradicting colonial myths about Sati in Bengal.
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What Adam found in his surveys of the district of Murshidabad was astonishing. He explains that there were many more households with just one or two members in the city than in the surrounding countryside, for several combined demographic reasons. Besides day traders and laborers who migrated without families, he noted a large population of thousands of women living without family households of three classes: public women (prostitutes), aged women residing near the Bhagirathi River because of the river’s religious sanctity, and numerous widows.

Adam writes that there were so many widows that people said there were far more widows in the city than in the countryside, because epidemics were killing many more men than women. The demographic implication is striking: many Hindu widows were maintaining their own small households in the city rather than living within large extended family units. Hindu Bengal’s urban social landscape therefore included many widows who were not only a visible part of society but also often living independently or semi-independently with some form of income.

Many likely supported children, since they appear in Adam’s statistical category of households consisting of one or two individuals. This means widowhood was not rare or exceptional but a recognized and enduring condition of social life among Bengal's Hindus. If Sati had been the normal fate of widows, how did Adam encounter such a large concentration of them in the very heart of Bengal’s society??

Adam also records that many Hindu Zamindar families educated their daughters in writing and accounting so that, if widowed, they could manage their estates. Some who were uneducated before marriage were even taught by parents or brothers after widowhood to protect their own interests. If Hindu families expected widows to die routinely by sati, why would they invest in educating them for estate management? The evidence suggests the complete opposite: families anticipated widowhood as a long-term social reality and prepared women to navigate property, finance, and household authority after a husband’s death.

In Adam’s survey of Natore District, he found that about half of the principal zamindars were widows. Two in particular - Rani Suryamani and Kamal Mani Das- were even known to be fully literate in Bengali writing and accounts, and several others were at least semi-literate.

The very fact that Adam could record such large numbers of Hindu widows across Bengal's districts proves clearly that widowhood was not just common but also socially accommodated. If Sati had truly been the universal fate of Hindu widows as colonial rhetoric claimed, then how were there so many widows living across multiple districts? Adam’s own observations reveal how incredibly misleading that malicious trope was. The statistical evidence he recorded instead points to a far more complex social landscape in which the overwhelming majority of Hindu widows didn't just live on instead of committing Sati - they remained embedded in society, and in many cases exercised real economic responsibility. Many even lived independently in urban areas. Their everyday visibility stands as quiet but powerful evidence against the bigoted British colonial myth of Sati as prevalent in Hindu Bengal.

It's high time we got rid of this utterly false colonial narrative of Sati which was created by the British to demonize Hindus and achieve missionary objectives - and demolish it permanently with the concrete evidence we have at hand.

Source: William Adam, Reports on the State of Education in Bengal (1835 & 1838), ed. Anathnath Basu (Calcutta: University of Calcutta, 1941).

[TheShivGuru @TheShivGuru]

Negative Energies Cannot Touch You if You're in a State of Meditativeness!

[Zeennat Rana @izeennatrana]

Muslims truly take the concept of “sharing spreads love” seriously. 😂😂

[Er. Rajesh Singh @Kumar1975Rajesh]

लिल्लाह !
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इजराइल और अमेरिका पर "हमला" बाद में !
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भाई-जान अभी "रूबीना" पर हमला करने में व्यस्त हैं !
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😁😁

[Sadhguru @SadhguruJV]

When you were a child, someone had to work hard to make you miserable. Today, someone has to work hard to make you happy. Time to understand that the source of Human experience is within oneself. #SadhguruQuotes

[The Kerala Girl ( Indian ) @the_kerala_girl]

Sabi halal🙏🙏🙏
Kripaya Dhyan karo

[Shefali Vaidya. 🇮🇳 @ShefVaidya]

I wish this sort of thing had happened to Kanhaiyalal tailors kiIIers in Udaipur! Because in a few years, the great Indian judiciary is going to let them out on bail, if it hasn’t happened already!

[No Conversion @noconversion]

Do you know what is happening in Kindergarten schools?

[Sadhguru @SadhguruJV]

Kalabhairava is a fierce and destructive form of Shiva, not one that destroys this or that, but one that destroys time itself and thereby all the limitations that bind a human being, for all physical realities exist within the limitations of time. -Sg

[Sadhguru @SadhguruJV]

With Kalabhairava Sthapana, we have taken a significant step towards the consecration of Kalabhairava at Isha Yoga Center. Kalabhairava will assist human beings in living well, and will also create a conducive possibility for a graceful transition beyond. -Sg

[Sanjeev Newar | सञ्जीव नेवर @SanjeevSanskrit]

The two fanatics who attacked Salim Wastik were Madarsa products.

Can anyone make public - which madarsa?

Madarsa mafia has to be dismantled.

[JIX5A @JIX5A]

I will never forgive Sonia Maino and the church who with the help Moists Brutally murdered Swami Laxmanananda Saraswati in 2008

[Sarah Fields @SarahisCensored]

Her name was Sara Ebrahimi.

As she was running, she fell. A member of the Basij, affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), approached her and kicked her in the head. He then grabbed her by the hair, dragged her away, and pulled her out of the CCTV camera frame.

On the night of January 8, 2026, moments after she was taken out of sight, she was shot twice in the abdomen.

She was taken to several hospitals, but they refused to admit her. She later died in the fifth hospital, in Tehranpars.

[abhinav srivastava @abs_pc1]

@cocunut_chutney @alpha_defense We need thousands of missiles and drones of 1000-3000 km range for our eastern border.

[Team Hindu United @TeamHinduUnited]

Salman Mansuri disguised himself and a Hindu girl in lawyer coats for a secret court marriage in Ahmedabad.

The family was unaware, Hindu organizations stormed registrar M.M. Sayed's office.

Hindu groups uncovered a stack of similar applications in the office.

[abhinav srivastava @abs_pc1]

@Anti_Congressi Halala ki aulado ne 1947 me hamara 30% area loot liya... ab inhe aur chahiye... bhagao inhe.

[abhinav srivastava @abs_pc1]

@choga_don Gaddar kaum... they snatched 30% of our land in 1947.

[abhinav srivastava @abs_pc1]

@SheetalPronamo https://t.co/4UdnJWDVT1

[AmericanPapaBear™ @AmericaPapaBear]

According to reports, a woman wearing a hijab was allegedly forced to lick a hot iron after refusing to undergo halala within her family.

The incident highlights concerns around coercion and harmful practices linked to halala, a controversial custom debated in South Asia.

[Voice of Hindus @Voiceofhindus]

Imagine the smell, and how they treating women in their religion!