Doctors: We’re serving humanity.
People: It’s your profession, you chose it and you get paid.
Doctors: Okay, pay me then.
People: Medicine isn’t a profession, it’s humanity service.
Hindus left Iran.
Hindus left Iraq.
Hindus left Kabul.
Hindus left Gandhar.
400 years ago -Hindus left Afghanistan.
200 years ago -Hindus left the
Hindukush.
100 years ago- Hindus left Taxila.
70 years ago -Hindus left Pakistan.
40 years ago -Hindus left Bangladesh.
30 years ago -Hindus left Kashmir.
25 years ago -Hindus began leaving Assam.
20 years ago -Hindus began leaving Kerala.
Today Hindus are leaving Bengal.
•In 10 years — West Bengal deepens the exodus.
•In 15 years — Hyderabad enters the frame.
•In 20 years — Maharashtra becomes the next fault line.
•In 50 years — the question won’t be where Hindus left from, but whether India itself remains.
Heading for a fall if not controlled
When Pahalgam happened:
“Why isn’t Modi retaliating? Where’s the 56-inch?”
When he retaliated:
“De-escalate! Say no to war.”
When de-escalated:
“Ha Ha! Modi backed down. Not everyone can be Indira.”
Debates over Modi’s ceasefire decision are fair, but there should be no dispute about the shamelessness and moral bankruptcy of the Left ecosystem.
Tourism brings in around Rs. 8,000 crores annually to Kashmir, second only to horticulture and it supports nearly 70,000 jobs.
From Kashmiri hotels, guides, and tour operators to the guy booking your package in your own city, everyone has a stake in getting you to visit Kashmir. And yes, they’ll all swear it’s perfectly safe. Media overhypes. It’s all normal. Chill. Even the govt wants you there. Tourists help paint that lovely illusion of normalcy.
This money has to be dried up. So, it’s your call. Go if you want. But don’t be naive. Weigh the risks. Don’t let tour operators blur the reality.
And if someone hits you with the “it’s our land, we must go or they win, danger is everywhere”, ask them to lead by example. Pack up, take their families, and make it an annual tradition.