Smashing the Patriarchy Lie with Exhaustive Hindu Civilizational Truth:
A Masterclass
The patriarchy lie by political agents in India completely misrepresents Hindu traditions. We examine the true nature of Hinduism as a path to self-realization.
Critiques of traditional societies frequently rely on modern political labels that distort historical reality. Hinduism is not a rigid structure of oppression, but a civilization built to reach in and pull out the individual potential. Those who apply external sociological frames to pick fragments in order to paint a story from the Hindu Civilization they indulge in intellectual sorcery.
Samvatsari reminds us that forgiveness and compassion strengthen every bond.
On this sacred occasion, may humility guide us and may kindness and goodwill shape our every action.
Michhami Dukkadam!
As I write this, my inbox is overflowing with messages from TCS employees, from Lenskart employees, from Hindu students of Ashoka University and Azim Premji University, from teachers, from mothers, from civil servants.
They are sharing screenshots, they are sharing their experiences, they are sharing ads and employee guidelines that show a distinct anti-Hindu bias. ‘Talk about TCS. Talk about the bindi in TBZ ads. Talk about Azim Premji. Talk about this. Talk about that’, the messages tell me.
I hear you. You mean well. But I am ONE person. A private citizen with no institutional backing, no legal team, no corporate PR machine. I am doing what I can, using my voice, my credibility and my social media presence for the cause. But here is the question that bothers me; What are YOU doing?
Why are Hindus depending on a handful of voices like mine to fight their fight for them in their own land?
Hindus constitute the overwhelming majority of this country. Majority of TCS employees are Hindu, majority of Lenskart employees are Hindu, majority of students at Ashoka and Azim Premjee university are Hindu, majority of the teachers and professors are Hindu, and yet, Hindus behave like a persecuted minority.
This cannot go on. If you face discrimination at your workplace for being a Hindu, file a complaint and go public with it. If your company runs advertisements that erase Hindu identity, name them, call for a boycott, and follow through. If your university hosts speakers who call for violence against your civilisation, stand up in that hall, walk out or record it and make it public.
Stop waiting for someone else’s courage to be contagious. Dharma does NOT protect those who will not protect it!
This line...
"you build leverage by acting like it’s your business too."
Once you take ownership of customer problems you build a strong stable long term relationship with the customer
i once got a call from a client at 2am.
their production was down.
not my bug btw.
not my system too.
still - i logged in.
dug through logs.
fixed what i could.
servers came back up.
i didn’t invoice them for that hour.
i didn’t even mention it later.
months after that -
they stopped questioning timelines.
they stopped micromanaging scope.
they started trusting my calls instantly.
that night taught me this:
you build leverage by acting like it’s your business too.
that trust compounds faster than any contract.
The count of security personnel and voting officials were more than the number of voters at the polling station...voters apathy combined with no arrangements to have seniors participate in local elections maybe the main reasons if the voting % is low #BMCElections2026
What follows isn’t folklore — it’s the part of history that scares conquerors. 🇮🇳🔥
What we are taught praises invaders.
What itihas records is resistance.
In the early 8th century (c. 730–750 CE), long before Ghazni became a symbol of destruction, Ghazni itself learned what fear meant.
The reason had a name: Bappa Rawal
Founder of the Mewar lineage.
A ruler shaped by discipline, faith, and warfare. Not a king who waited to be attacked a king who carried the battle outward.
By 712 CE, Arab forces had crossed into Sindh — which was Bharat itself, the land of the Sindhu, a civilizational core of India. After Sindh fell, they believed the road east was open.
They were wrong.
Between 725–740 CE, Hindu rulers formed resistance leagues.
Not to negotiate.
Not to retreat.
But to retaliate.
Bappa Rawal emerged as the central force.
The response did not stop in Sindh.
Campaigns pushed westward into
Multan,
Kabul,
Kandahar,
and towards Ghazni decades before Mahmud was even born.
Arab and Persian chronicles from the period describe a Hindu ruler whose cavalry struck with speed, whose soldiers fought without fear, and whose campaigns destroyed multiple Arab governors in the frontier regions.
This was not defense.
This was retribution.
Supply routes collapsed.
Outposts were abandoned.
Arab forces withdrew.
The result was decisive.
From roughly 750 CE to 1000 CE, no Arab or Turkic power attempted a full-scale invasion deep into North India.
That 250–300 year gap wasn’t peace.
It was deterrence.
Later histories conveniently jump from
“Arabs entered Sindh (712 CE)”
straight to
“Mahmud of Ghazni attacked Somnath (1025 CE).”
They erase everything in between.
Because those centuries reveal an uncomfortable truth:
Bharat was not weak.
Hindus were not passive.
Invaders were not unstoppable.
They advanced only when unity broke.
Bappa Rawal didn’t leave behind victory inscriptions.
He left behind a line of rulers who defended Mewar for a thousand years.
Ghazni rose later.
Mahmud came later.
Only after resistance weakened.
Remember Bappa Rawal
Remember Sindh
Remember that Bharat was never helpless — only divided. 🕉️
Jai Somnath!
Somnath Swabhiman Parv begins today. A thousand years ago, in January 1026, Somnath faced its first ever attack. The attack of 1026 and the subsequent attacks couldn’t diminish the eternal faith of millions, nor break the civilisational spirit that rebuilt Somnath time and again.
I’m sharing some pictures from my previous visits to Somnath. If you have been there too, share them using #SomnathSwabhimanParv.
Yes this did happen in secular India !!
In 1990 when Babri Dhancha was demolished there were riots in Hyderabad. Almost 200 people were k*lled by a mob protesting the demolition.
Hyderabad police headed by ACP Sattiah tried to control the unruly angry mob. As the mob increased ACP Sattiah ordered his constable Mohammad Andul Qadir along with the CRPF to fire into the air and warn the crowd. He also ordered shoot at sight if the mob approached the Hindu colonies.
Constable Mohammad Abdul Qadir decided to choose to shoot his own superior ACP Sattiah over shooting his own community people.
Mohammed Abdul Qadeer, then a constable in Hyderabad, fired at ACP N. Sattaiah with his service weapon at Chatrinaka police station in the old city. The ACP died from the shooting, and Qadeer later surrendered, alleging that the ACP was acting with communal bias in handling the riots.
A court convicted Abdul Qadeer of murder (of the ACP) and sentenced him to life imprisonment in the early 1990s.
After spending over two decades in jail, his sentence was eventually commuted on health and humanitarian grounds by the Telangana government in 2016, and he was released. He also enjoyed parole by the state government during the holy month of Ramzan and other festivals.
This decision by the Telangana government to release Constable Abdul Qadir who shot his own ACP during communal riots in Hyderabad, was based on appeals by various organisations, lawyers and figures like Justice Markandey Katju.
Qadeer himself, after release, is quoted thanking KCR, Deputy CM Mahmood Ali and Home Minister N. Narasimha Reddy for facilitating his freedom.
Mohammad Qadir preferred to shoot his own senior ACP of police, who ordered shoot at sight orders at his community rather than shoot at his community. Remember that.
"Today, India doesn't demand place at a table. Today, India builds table"
.@palkisu on 🔥. She is one missile which can destroy Rahul Ghandy's 'Defame Bharat Mission' abroad.
I seriously think that there should be a regulatory mechanism for online platform like Zomato. Govt should setup a dispute mechanism because Zomato Customer care has been given to AI & we get replied under 2 mins that issue cannot be resolved @jagograhakjago@zomatocare@zomato
@zomato@zomatocare@deepigoyal Customers should start using COD as the medium so that in case of incorrect orders they can refuse to take the orders. Your platform is simply cheating customers by taking money in advance and in case of incorrect orders refuse to resolve the issue
@zomato@zomatocare Ordered on your app we were delivered incorrect items raised a support query uploaded photos getting automated AI generated responses in email and chat that we are unable to help. This isn't how it's supposed to work. This is cheating.
@zomato@zomatocare@deepigoyal Customers should start using COD as the medium so that in case of incorrect orders they can refuse to take the orders. Your platform is simply cheating customers by taking money in advance and in case of incorrect orders refuse to resolve the issue
@zomato@zomatocare Ordered on your app we were delivered incorrect items raised a support query uploaded photos getting automated AI generated responses in email and chat that we are unable to help. This isn't how it's supposed to work. This is cheating.
@deepigoyal
as a platform if we get incorrect items how is zomato not responsible for it and please stop using AI in auto mode to deny customers their right, its distasteful and soon there will be a competitor who will take your place if this is the attitude. ITS CHEATING
@zomato@zomatocare Ordered on your app we were delivered incorrect items raised a support query uploaded photos getting automated AI generated responses in email and chat that we are unable to help. This isn't how it's supposed to work. This is cheating.
19 years ago, on 11 June 2006, 7/11 Mumbai train blasts changed my life.
I survived paralysis & became wheelchair-bound. Yet, I never gave up
Here are my 19 achievements to inspire you to focus on one goal at a time & keep pushing!