To all the trollers: Stop confusing religion with spirituality.
Religion seeks followers. Spirituality seeks transformation.
Religion is an institution that defines identity, authority, and control. Spirituality is a deeply personal awakening that expresses itself through every thought, word, and action.
Politics infused with religion divides. Politics guided by spirituality unites and aspires to the ideal of the philosopher-king: one who serves with wisdom, compassion, restraint, and truth.
Sri Aurobindo said, "When it is said that India shall rise, it is the Sanatana Dharma that shall rise. India is rising for the sake of the Sanatana Dharma."
Sanatana Dharma is the bedrock of Indian civilisation. It was never meant to be a religion in the narrow, institutional sense, nor can any political party monopolise it. It is a way of being, a path of inner evolution, and a lived pursuit of Truth.
A satirical Gen Z-led movement called the Cockroach Janta Party has gained momentum across India as citizens demand educational reforms and government accountability from Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s administration.
While the protests were sparked by repeated exam paper leaks like the NEET medical entrance exam, the movement stems from a history of unemployment and limited economic opportunities for India’s youth.
Look at all these celebrities saying "the nation must listen to its students". Why was the figure of the student never considered worth listening to before? Be it JNU-2016, 2019-Fee hike, Jamia, the disastrous NEP, the hollowing out of DU, amongst a thousand fund cuts across the
#LIVE | 'Don't drag court into all this': Delhi high court
The Delhi High Court today (July 21) urged litigants not to drag court into matters connected to Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protests against the government in the national capital.
https://t.co/9MiFsaawxj
For anyone interested in gendered perspctives on debt, this issue of Feminist Economics is now open access, please do check it out!
https://t.co/3WtLxhbxJv
Saw a clip of the ugly-hearted fascist Sh*mik claiming my great-uncle Shakti Chattopadhyay (who was a committed life long leftist) slapped him once, he was telling it like it's a fun story. Hope it was a hard slap if true!!!
The Holy Spirit challenges us today regarding our relationship with technology and the ongoing digital revolution. Technology has the power to heal, connect, educate and protect our common home; but it can also divide, exclude and generate new forms of injustice. #MagnificaHumanitas
Arre yaar Mai apne bare mai nahi baat kar raha tha. How can i be alone when i have such a large amazing family n friends n how can I be lonely when I have u guys,your wishes n Duas, I would be the biggest na shukra ever.
Kabhi Kabhi logon ke saath reh kar pak jaata hun, isliye some me time, Buss…
Iss baar koi photo nahi breaking news bana diya,Mummy pooch rahi hai, Kya hua Beta?
Chill maro yaar
’But there are other places where women are treated badly. Should they be bombed? Should Delhi, Islamabad and Dhaka be destroyed? Is it possible to bomb bigotry out of India? Can we bomb our way to a feminist paradise?’ - Arundhati Roy, Come September, 2002