All DMK has to do now is give each ration card holding family ₹5,000 & a small bag of rice, moong dal, gur, elaichi & ghee for Pongal. Those who get it will forget the floods & vote en masse for DMK. Usually ₹2,000 will be enough. Rates are higher due to the floods.
Dear fellow Indians from Hindi heartland,
I’m a Tamilian from agricultural family in a remote village in Tamilnadu.
We worship cows every year on Maatu Pongal.
Many of my relatives’ income is based on cow milk.
When we construct a new home, during house warming ceremony, cow is the first one to enter the home, we sprinkle Gaumutra in every nook and corner of the newly built home.
In my ancestral home (built by my grand father) we used to coat our floor with cow dung. Even now, open space around our home would be coated with cow dung.
We have a bull called ‘saamy maadu’ (God’s bull) in the Amman Temple in our village, that’s a sacred bull and roams freely without any leash. If the bull enters someone’s farmland and eat their crops, people won’t chase him away. Instead, they feel happy ‘Saamy Maadu’ is feeding himself in their farmland.
So Gaumata and Gaumutra are sacred to us and very much integral part of our life.
That DMK MP @DrSenthil_MDRD doesn’t represent Tamilians, he is just one racist bigot representing an anti-Hindu and anti-farmer political party.
@Sanginamby Why you always equate everything illegal with Muslims?
Do you take all the Muslims as criminals or anti-social elements?
Don’t demean muslims for your personal propaganda.
South India has a total of 130 MP seats:
Congress: 28 seats
DMK: 24 seats
YSRCP: 22 seats
BRS: 9 seats
IUML: 3 seats
TDP: 3 seats
But BJP has 29 MP seats
Yet few jokers think "South Indian states will never vote for BJP"
AN OPEN LETTER TO ALL NORTH INDIANS
Dear North Indians,
I am a South Indian, Tamilian to be specific, who has lived over two decades in Tamil Nadu and now living in Delhi for the last 10 years and has travelled to almost all North Indian states, except Chhatisgarh. Yes, we Tamilians also migrate for better opportunities like anyone else does and I have never, never, ever felt unwelcomed or discriminated against in any part of north India.
On behalf of my fellow southern folks, I sincerely apologize to all so-called Hindi belt people for the ignorant, arrogant, and unruly behaviour of some South Indians who have been criticizing every North Indian after Congress suffered a humiliating defeat in three out of four large states in the recent elections.
There’s nothing called the North-South divide. Our diverse language system across the country since times immemorial united us. The language was never a hurdle for Sankaracharya when he stepped out of Kerala to unite all diverse sects/sampraday of what we now call Sanatan dharm or Hinduism but today unfortunately in the era of Western social media tools, it is dividing us.
I am sorry for all Gaumutr racist and Islamist slurs targeted at you. In my opinion, the entire Bharat i.e. India is a cow-belt region as cow is sacred to all of us.
It is the faulty ideology of secularism and Muslim appeasement that dominated the states of North India for so long, which is responsible for the backwardness of some of these states. Under the Hindutva regime today:
- A law-abiding Uttar Pradesh is progressing towards a $1 trillion economy,
- Madhya Pradesh is no longer in the BIMARU category,
- Gujarat and Maharashtra collectively contribute to GST collection than Kerala+Tamil Nadu+Karnataka+Telangana combined.
- While Bihar, despite its "secular and socialist" label, is still grappling with significant backwardness due to misplaced priorities of divisive caste politics and religious appeasement,
- Bengal is, for some reason, competing with Bihar in going backwards, (I really don't get why Bengalis are abusing north India!)
- Punjab, under AAP rule, is burdened with the highest public debt at 47% of its state GDP.
Similarly, in the South, the situation is very challenging:
- Kerala has one of the highest debts at ₹4 lakh crore, implying that every child in the state is born with a debt of more than half a lakh rupees. With limited opportunities for employment, the state has one of the highest suicide rates and out-migration
- Karnataka, after a Congress victory, struggles with financial constraints, with the CM seeking additional funds from the Centre for funding its freebies.
- Tamil Nadu, with its pathetic infrastructure stands exposed during present floods and who’s helping us? When the system has collapsed and no DMK (@arivalayam) leaders can be seen on the ground, it is @BJP4TamilNadu and #RSS volunteers, who despite their own challenges, are on the ground helping us with food and relief materials.
Similarly, I can go on and on about the advantages/disadvantages of every state but let us stop here.
Thus, every state, whether in the North or South, has its unique challenges and problems, but what matters is the intent of the elected government. If UP can be reformed under @myogiadityanath, then any state can be.
Building a nation requires the efforts of everyone, and I am committed to being a part of it. We are India, and we are Bharat—no difference, division, or distinction. We’re united.
Once again, on behalf of some bigoted and misguided sections of South Indians, I apologize to all my fellow North Indians.
Love,
Logical GenZ
#NorthSouth #UnitedIndia
P.S.: With humility, I say that I am a very small account. I don't know if my voice will reach any of you. Hence, I request all of you to kindly repost this so that it reaches the targetted audience i.e. all Bharatiya.
Thank you.
Whenever Chennai floods, I am reminded of this spectacular piece of liberal agenda pushing by The News Minute from 2021
Putting most of the blame for floods on encroachment by "central govt buildings"
That was pure genius