This is the highest level of calligraphy mastery.
The tips move like they are dancing.
One hand. Two brushes.
Chinese calligraphy has always been an art of energy and balance.
Realizing the firm stance of the MP govt, the Masjid committee chose to dismantle the section themselves. The controversial portion of the Ujjain's Shahi Masjid falls directly within the road-widening project for the Simhasth Kumbh 2028.
Despite immense pressure from public mobilization, online campaigns, and international media coverage, including objections by Al Jazeera, the MP govt stood firm, fought resolutely in the High Court, and made its position clear. The administration explicitly warned that with RPF personnel and bulldozers on standby, failing to voluntarily remove the controversial section could put the entire structure at risk.
This was far from bigotry or state-sponsored persecution as claimed by the protestors and their online support. Multiple temples along the stretch were relocated without any outcry, and the CM even allowed the demolition of his own ancestral home to clear the way.
Well done Mohan Yadav, credit where due.
If you take a Petri dish, castor oil and some ball bearings and put all in an electric field, you might happen to spot an interesting behavior: self-assembling wires who appear to be almost alive.
Gond Tribal people performing their ritual infront of Lord Ram in Ram Janmabhoomi Temple !
This goes on to show that even the tribals worship Lord Ram !
Jai shri Ram ЁЯХЙя╕П
Judging Jauhar through a cushioned, 21st-century ideological lens is historical illiteracy wrapped in cheap academic posturing.
If Jauhar were just an invention of Hindu patriarchy or misogyny, where was it during the centuries of internal battles between Hindu kings? It didn't exist, because they fought with a certain honor that included not targeting non-combatants, including women, in any way. Jauhar emerged exclusively as a response to medieval Islamic invasions, where war wasn't just about territory, but systemic mass rape, forced conversion, and selling women off like livestock in foreign slave markets.
Feminists like Swara Bhasker preach about autonomy and choice, completely ignoring the reality of the situation. When foreign armies breached the fort, women didn't have a choice between death and living. Their only two options were a quick, self-inflicted death, or death after years of violent sexual abuse, physical torture, and horrific enslavement until their bodies gave out.
Condemning those women for burning themselves while ignoring the barbarians who drove them into the fire is pathetic victim-blaming. Jauhar was a tragedy, but the absolute onus belongs entirely on the invaders who forced that reality upon them.
Fools call it a "dead language".......
Meanwhile, we are debating the nuances and applications of AI, neural networks, and the future of artificial intelligence on national television (DD News) exclusively in classical Samskrutam (Sanskrit).
A language engineered with mathematical precision is the perfect medium to discuss computation.
Her name is Rohini Sindhuri.
She is a 2009 batch IAS officer posted in Karnataka.
In 2018, she was the District Collector of Hassan. She discovered illegal sand mining happening every night from the rivers in her district. She stopped it.
Local politicians were furious. They went to the Chief Minister.
Within days, she was transferred out of Hassan.
She fought it in the Karnataka High Court. The court ruled her transfer was illegal and ordered the government to reinstate her.
The government reinstated her.
Then transferred her again.
She went back to court. She kept going back to court every single time the system tried to silence her.
Between 2018 and 2023, she was transferred seven times. Each transfer came within weeks of her exposing something.
She never stopped working. She never stopped filing cases. She never stopped showing up.
India has a system where honesty is punished with transfers. Rohini Sindhuri refused to accept that as her final answer.
She is still in service today.
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