@sharmaAvl There must be a law in India that any religious structure, from where any attack is made on any procession, must be razed to ground. This will be the true secularism.
@elonmusk You're making a massive mistake here. Rahul Gandhi's family dynasty kept India in the 19th century for decades. They're the reason Indians no longer trust foreign nationals.
After filling the streets of Kerala with Lord Krishna on Janmashtami, Gen Z and Gen Alpha Hindu kids have now taken to the roads for Ganeshotsav.
Slowly but steadily, Kerala is rediscovering its cultural roots—and healing. 🙏🕉️
Notice how the moment she cooked him with facts and logic, all he had left was racial abuse and insults about her being Indian. These dumbfcuks act tough and normalise racism against Indians until they’re confronted and embarrassed face to face. She cooked.
American/European funded Christian missionaries will destroy the soul of Bharat, they are a bigger threat than Islamists.
Have you ever seen Christian missionaries try to convert Muslims in India?
They know what will happen if they do.
Dharmics are gullible.
- Her name is Shivani Thakur.
- She attended the press conference organized by the All India Muslim Personal Law Board as a journalist, as part of the Save Sharia, Save India campaign.
- During the press conference, she questioned why there was a Save Sharia campaign when the country is governed by the Constitution.
- After repeatedly raising these questions, she was asked to leave the press conference.
I’m jealous of Kerala Muslims, they have lots of Hindu commie and congi slaves who will defend whatever they do.
I also need slaves who will defend me unconditionally
An Eelam Tamil Hindu migrant worker, Sivarasa Anojan, has been sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia after Sri Lankan Muslims reported his Facebook comment to authorities. Anojan was angered by a Muslim youth in his hometown kicking a dog that accompanied Hindu pilgrims.
Read this was my X post after CJP shamelessly celebrated its anarchy at 5 Star hotel
https://t.co/ve5ijREvPG
This is what my X post said
These are the guys the lutyen media projects as Gen Z revolutionaries. Shame on both. This is a small 5star culture fringe Gen Z. See who are the real Gen Z who are 30-35% of Indian population. See
AI data collection shows
50% of 600+ million at Khumbmela last year
Annually....
40-45% of 72 million Kasi Viswanath
70% of 30-60 million Kanwar,
59% of Rishikesh,
45-50% of 5 million Chardham/Kedarnath,
50-55% of 10 million Vaishnodevi,
35-40% of 24 million Tirupati,
40-45% of 4-5 lac Amarnath,
60-65% Manimahesh (Himachal)
35-40% 1.2 to 1.5 million Pandarpur Wari,
40-45% of 10-15 million Sabarimala,
35-40% 1.2 to 1.5 million Puri Rat
Yatris are Gen Z
In comparison Jantar Mantar CJP agitation
Jantar mantar complex can accommodate only 1000
The total who visited the spot in a day was 3000
It rose to 15000 when Sonam Wangchuk began to fast
On the day of March to parliament the crowd was 50000
The people who were present to celebrate Dharmendra pradhan resignation was in thousands
The number of Gen Z idealists projected by the Lutyen media doing undignified dancing and celebrating in 5 star hotel in the video below comfirmed by Grok is maximum 50
These are the ultimate Gen Z revolutionaries
The real Gen Z India is responsible pious family oriented, working, taking care of parents brothers sisters and others.
They are skilled Indians ranging from farmera to carpenters to Masons to IT and other high end professionals
AI says
Chardham: half of all pilgrims trekking to Kedarnath, Badrinath, Gangotri, and Yamunotri under the age of 30.
Vaishoidevi: Gen Z pilgrims frequently view the journeyint the 12-kilometer trek from Katra to the Bhawan (altitude ~5,200 ft) as a spiritual quest and a high-endurance physical challenge
Pandarpur: College students and young IT professionals from Pune, Mumbai, and Nashik regularly join specific legs of the 200+ km foot march. The focus here is on community walking (dindis), folk culture (abhangs), and spiritual heritage rather than rapid travel.
Varanasi, Ayodhya & Kedarnath: Studies on spiritual travel ("shrinecations") show that young solo travellers—particularly Gen Z—are leading domestic spiritual trips.
Most important: 40.7% of all solo female spiritual travelers in India belong to Gen Z.
Key Behavioral Trends Identified in Gen Z Spiritual Travel
Short-Notice Travel & Digital Mobility: Gen Z travel data shows that over 23% of spiritual travel bookings are made within 4 hours of departure, reflecting spontaneous, mobile-first trip planning.
Gender Shifts: While male participants still make up the majority (~65–69%) in heavy walking or trekking yatras like Kanwar and Sabarimala, solo female Gen Z spiritual travel has grown rapidly in destinations with established infrastructure like Tirupati, Varanasi, Rishikesh, and Vaishno Devi.
This is India's Gen Z?
Or the CJP anarchists?
Draw your own conclusions
Used to give 0.0786% leeway to this double degreed PhD when she did not know the difference between Mariamman and Mary "amman" due to her not knowing Tamil. Looks like she does not know the difference between स and सु as well. No wonder JNU PhDs are not taken seriously anymore.
सोचिए जो महिला बेगम एजाज रसूल पाकिस्तान बनाने में सबसे बड़ी भूमिका निभाई मुस्लिम लीग की बड़ी नेता थी जिन्ना की करीबी सहयोगी थी
जब पाकिस्तान बन गया तब वह खुद पाकिस्तान नहीं गई और बेशर्मी से एक इंटरव्यू में कहा कि हमारा में मकसद तो मुसलमानो के लिए अलग देश बनाना था मुसलमानो का जब नया देश बन गया तो फिर हम क्यों पाकिस्तान जाए ? हम भारत में रहेंगे
और कांग्रेस सरकार ने उसे कितना इनाम दिया संसद सदस्य बनाया मंत्री बनाया
Christianity literally hate idolaters and homosexuals for no reason. We don’t point that out when Christmas comes.
Everyone has their belief we Hindus were always stamped down in Kerala now we fighting back.
We Hindus are indeed pagans (if you mean religions outside the Judeo Christian tradition), and proudly so. Our Vedic tradition stretches back at least to the second millennium BCE, making Hinduism one of the world's oldest religions.
Hinduism survived centuries of invasions, Islamic conquest and, in Goa, the Inquisition, when Hindus were killed for being Hindus. Yet Hinduism didn't merely survive, it flourished through it all.
Like Judaism, Hinduism is not a proselytizing faith. It does not depend on converting the world in order to justify its existence. We believe that there are multiple paths to the truth. Hinduism doesn't denigrate someone following a different path because it sees the sacred in everything.
A civilization that has survived for millennia while accommodating an extraordinary diversity of gods, philosophies and ways of worship should not be regarded as a threat to the West. If anything, it's an asset to the defence of Western Civilization. Hinduism in my view can remind the West of things that it risks losing: the importance of pluralism, tolerance, and of the fact that religion is perfectly compatible with rationality and science.
If the Christian Right introspected, they could ask an interesting question: How did Hinduism, one of the world's oldest non Abrahamic religions survive thousands of years of conquest, political upheaval and violent proselytizing when other ancient faiths disappeared from their places of origin.
Take Zoroastrianism. It was once the dominant religion of Persia. After the Muslim conquest, it was essentially wiped out and Zoroastrians fled to India, where the Parsi community survives to this day. Freddy Mercury comes from this community.
India also absorbed Jews fleeing persecution. There was an ancient Jewish kingdom in southern India which was protected by the Hindu King. Hindu civilization's achievement wasn't merely surviving, it retained its own traditions while making room for others.
Perhaps instead of sneering at "pagans," the Christian Right might ask what a civilization that has endured for millennia can teach us about pluralism, resilience and religious continuity.
"Chinese President didn’t even do lunch" - except it wasn’t lunch. It was the gala dinner.
Xi attended the BRICS summit, met Modi bilaterally, discussed border stability, trade, market access and India-China ties, and then skipped the dinner for reasons that were not officially disclosed.
So turning “Xi skipped one gala dinner” into “he rejected the vegetarian food” is not truth bro. Its just your day fantasy.
Also, delegates were being served non-vegetarian dishes such as nalli nihari at their hotels during the summit. So the idea that India imposed two days of compulsory vegetarianism is equally creative.
At least get the meal right before coming to conclusion.
People are mocking this BRICS state dinner because it is vegetarian.
This is not “just a vegetarian menu.” It is a carefully curated showcase of Indian ingredients, regional traditions and fine-dining technique.
Look at what is actually on the table:
• Gucchi / Himalayan morels �� among India’s most prized mushrooms. They grow seasonally in Himalayan regions, are difficult to source in quantity and are traditionally hand-collected, which is why good-quality morels command premium prices.
• Saffron — one of the world’s most expensive spices by weight. Thousands of delicate crocus flowers are needed to produce a small amount of saffron.
• Mamra almonds — a premium almond variety valued for its rich flavour, high natural oil content and limited production compared with ordinary commercial almonds.
• Sheermal — a saffron-scented bread with Persian-Mughal culinary roots, traditionally associated with rich festive and royal-style cuisine.
• Khandvi Mille-Feuille — not simply “gram flour.” Khandvi itself requires precision to cook, spread paper-thin and roll properly; presenting it as a mille-feuille turns a Gujarati classic into fine dining without losing its identity.
• Khumb Galouti — a vegetarian interpretation of the famous galouti style, using mushrooms to create the same soft, delicate texture while keeping the menu entirely vegetarian.
• Millets — ancient Indian grains brought into a modern state-banquet setting, combining heritage with contemporary nutrition and sustainability.
• Phirni with mulberries and gold leaf — a traditional milk-and-rice dessert finished with fruit and edible gold, giving a centuries-old dish a ceremonial, luxurious presentation.
And that is what makes this menu impressive.
It moves from Gujarat to North India, the Himalayas, South India and Old Delhi; from humble grains and lentils to saffron, morels, premium almonds and gold leaf.
This was not vegetarian food chosen because something was “missing.”
It was vegetarian food chosen because Indian cuisine is rich enough to make meat completely unnecessary.
The menu is thoughtful, regional, luxurious and unmistakably Indian.
Sometimes luxury is not a steak on a plate.
Sometimes it is a wild Himalayan morel, a few strands of saffron, and centuries of culinary knowledge behind them.
#brics #india #bharat #GOI #narendramodi #vegetarian #luxurious #food #foodfascism
Two News In Hyderabad relating to Waqf atrocities.
1) Revanthudhin allocated army land to Muslims to build a graveyard. 🤦🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️ Indian Army came together and are protesting against it.
2) A Hindu committed suicide in Hyderabad as he was harassed by Waqfboard members.
Shahid
Iqbal
Chotu bhai
Akbal
He gave his land to waqf to construct a 🕌, still they were harassing him to leave his business also to them.
3) There’s a third news : Just last month there was similar news from Hyderabad. A Hindu, Yadagiri, was harassed by Muslims from Waqf board to grab his land. He committed suicide.
These are very serious issues but unfortunately lack full fledged media coverage and prime time discussions. Hindus are deliberately kept in dark. Nizam’s Razakar rule is repeating. 😭
Muslim’s take over of Hindus has already begun. Hindus are still in Sickularism sickness and want to allow Muslim men to play Garbha with their women.😡😡
While they have activated all forms of Jihad.
Chinmoy Krishna Das was arrested at Dhaka’s airport on November 25, 2024, over allegations that a saffron flag had been placed above the national flag during a rally, an act authorities labelled as sedition.
This is his “crime.”
A saint. A Hindu who worships saffron in a Muslim-majority country was stopped to see his mother over this crime.
We are set to have the “Maitree Express” running between Bangladesh and Bharat very soon. I just want to know: who will be boarding these trains?
Hindus or jihadists?
Because Hindus are being locked up, killed, raped and tortured there, while Jihadis are crossing borders every single day.
Yes people of all faiths have a right to celebrate their festivals. People of other faiths have no right to come to a religious festival celebrated by Hindus unless they are invited just as Hindus have no right to religious festivals organised by other faiths unless invited. This confusion must stop and the Rights of Hindus and Other Faiths should be respected . Religious festivals are not Secular events. Navratri is not a secular festival.