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nothing here..

[Vineeta Singh 🇮🇳 @biharigurl]

Tukaram Mundhe most honest officer ever or PR master , No new ban, no community target...is new Sonam Wangchuk being made...what you think of him ?

[Pranav Mahajan @pranavmahajan]

Even shame would hang its head after witnessing this disgraceful spectacle.

This is not comedy. This is crude, ugly and utterly insensitive mockery masquerading as comedy.

All those laughing at, cheering and revelling in this should go and meet the Kashmiri Pandits and hear their accounts of what they endured. Let them hear directly from those who lived through it about the trauma, terror, torture and violence they were subjected to.

These so-called comedians cannot even begin to comprehend that this was real. They would probably listen to the horrific experiences of the Kashmiri Pandits as though they were being told the plot of some fictional movie depicting violence.

But beyond this appalling insensitivity lies another serious problem.

Bharat is a land of extraordinary linguistic, cultural and regional diversity. There are countless healthy, intelligent and genuinely funny ways of making each other laugh about our differences.

But recklessly ridiculing entire regions and communities is not harmless humour. These fault lines are fragile and those playing with them for a few laughs may not even understand the damage they can cause.

When platforms watched by lakhs normalise contempt and ridicule towards different regions and communities of our own country, they do not strengthen the bonds that hold Bharat together. They weaken them.

And doing all this in the name of comedy does not make it comedy.

It only makes the insensitivity, ignorance and irresponsibility behind it all the more disgraceful.

#ChanakyaInMyDreams

[Vedic Wisdom..ॐ @VedicWisdom1]

Jokes in Kashmiri Hindu genocide should not be tolerated because its trivialising the issue.

If some Muslim would joke about genocide of Palestinians other muslims would stop them immediately, but Hindus don't care about their own.

[Aditya Jakki @adityajakki]

Please stop taking surveys seriously that say 9% Indians want Vijay as PM

[Śaciṣṭha @RiseBharata]

Until Demography Is Changed, This Is Just A Waste Of Indian Taxpayers Money.

[Abhinav Khare @iabhinavKhare]

No honest Gvt officer has budget for this amount of PR. Who’s funding his PR campaigns?

[Animesh Jha @Animesh_Jha94]

No. A daughter belongs to her father, just like her father belongs to them. A wife belongs to her husband, just like her husband belongs to her. A mother belongs to her children, just like children belong to her.

Belongingness is what sustains family, society, and civilization.
​If I drop dead today, my house, my car, every penny in my bank account, provident fund, insurance claim, and my ashes belong to my mother. And yes, she belongs to me.

​So, daughters of this civilization, don't fall into the trap of brain-dead leftist scum.
​Belonging does not mean ownership.
We all belong to Bharat Mata. Bharat Mata belongs to all of us.

​Bharat Mata ki Jai.

[Anupam K. Singh @AnupamNawada]

No sir, you are completely wrong here.

This is precisely how civilisations surrender their intellectual inheritance: first you are told a text is irrelevant, then that defending it is regressive, and finally that the respectable thing to do is quietly abandon it.

Today it is Manusmriti. Tomorrow someone will drag a few verses out of the Ramcharitmanas and tell us Tulsidas has accumulated too much historical baggage to be defended. The day after that, someone will cherry-pick passages from the Vedas and demand that we distance ourselves from them as well.

Where exactly does this logic stop?

The Corpus Juris Civilis, compiled under Emperor Justinian I in the sixth century, belongs to a world radically different from modern Europe. Nobody argues that every provision in it should govern twenty-first-century society. Yet Roman law remains an object of serious study across universities because it is part of the intellectual ancestry of modern legal systems.

Civilised societies do not preserve old texts because they agree with every sentence in them. They preserve them because they refuse to become historical orphans.

I am not arguing that every injunction in Manusmriti must become law today. I am arguing against this astonishing proposition that once political activists have successfully demonised an ancient Indian work, Hindus themselves should concede the battlefield and announce: “Fine, this book is irrelevant anyway.”

Absolutely not.

Our Manishis produced an enormous civilisational corpus. Vedas, Upanishads, Dharmashastras, Itihasas, Puranas, philosophical schools, commentaries and countless other works. They should be read, preserved, debated, contextualised, criticised where necessary, and defended against dishonest caricature.

We cannot allow our relationship with our own intellectual heritage to be dictated by whoever shouts the loudest against it.

If its popular image has been constructed through selective quotations, polemics, mistranslations or political campaigns, then challenging that image is exactly what scholarship is supposed to do. History is not a public-relations verdict that becomes permanently binding once enough activists repeat it.

A civilisation that becomes embarrassed by its books every time someone attacks them will eventually be left with no books worth defending and no civilisation worth inheriting.

[maithun @Being_Humor]

Govt should impose heavy penalties on companies/shops that put up banners or advertisements on public property.

[G @bedhadakjat]

@AstroCounselKK Accusing him of rude behaviour and goes on to showcase even worse behaviour than him . Indian audience is easily manipulated with such theatrics thinking it is a bollywood movie

[Facts @BefittingFacts]

We are not a serious country.

Proxy CM Abhijit Dipke is holding a daily Janta Darbar at his residence.

That’s not enough. People are actually coming to him to get their problems solved.

They stand in front of the camera, talk to him, and leave.

Every morning, the same drama.

[Shefali Vaidya. 🇮🇳 @ShefVaidya]

A 15 year old goes off to Jantar Mantar, abuses the elected PM in an extremely shameful manner and the parents don’t know/don’t care?

[Reveal Facts @facts_reveal]

The girl apologizing is not the same one, it's her younger sister or someone else. Look, I am no expert, but I am not an idiot either. It will be better if the UP Police do their job properly stop taking the public for fools everywhere.

[Rohit Mundra @RohitMundraaa]

You can have as many problem with PM Modi as u feel but u cant take away the fact that he keeps reinventing himself as a politician to stay relevant with the ppl.He is 76yrs old he has nothing more left to achieve but his dedication sets him apart most ppl at the slightest discomfort gives up if there is one thing to truly admire abt the man is his work ethics.

[Facts @BefittingFacts]

These people have no faith in Bhagwan Ram. They are simply putting on a drama to target the BJP.

Pappu Yadav is wearing Bhagwa clothes and holding a picture of Bhagwan Ram. He first made the picture touch Awadhesh’s feet, then squeezed the picture and used it to touch his own feet.

All of this is political drama aimed at attacking the BJP. None of them supported the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, nor have they ever visited it.

[Maj Manik M Jolly,SM @Manik_M_Jolly]

The poor join Left ideology for a hope - wishful thinking.
The rich join it to appear concerned - Identity crisis.

Both fail in the end because reality strikes hard.

[हर्ष वर्धन त्रिपाठी 🇮🇳Harsh Vardhan Tripathi @MediaHarshVT]

अगर इस घटिया भाषण के बाद भी कोई पत्रकार कहे कि, राहुल गांधी बढ़िया बोल रहे थे तो पहचान कर लीजिए कि, वही #पालतू_मीडिया #PaaltuMedia है।

[Indian Tintin @IndianTintin_]

Normies must note the panic in her post. This is representative of the cowardice of our elites. Could have been polite but 'Malicious garbage' she says. Not a single Indian elite is affected by quotas. Their kids can buy seats in foreign universities.