Like I always say, leave women alone with their choices when they are young.
Let them be rebellious and broken in their early 20s and 30s because they don't think about the future. They only think about NOW.
You cannot advise a 23-year-old woman. She thinks she knows everything. She has Instagram followers, she has attention, she has 10 men in her DM, so she thinks she is winning.
Tell her "that lifestyle will cost you later" - she will laugh. She judges her entire life based on her current status. Right now she's hot, young, getting free dinners, traveling, so she thinks it will be like that forever.
Women only learn when the wall hits. When they come of age. At 35, 38, 40. When attention dries up, when choices narrow, when no serious man wants her anymore.
That's when regret comes. That's when she starts saying "I wish someone told me."
Someone DID tell you. You just weren't listening because you were too busy being rebellious.
So let them. Don't waste your energy advising women in their 20s. Let life be the teacher.
Dear all, if you have ever supported Agniveer, this is for you.
Agniveer isn't a cult started by a man. It's a collective effort of so many Dharma Yoddhas on ground and supporters whose generous Aahutis have kept this Yajna alive for over a decade.
Dharma's work, efforts & assets can't be one man's personal property. One can't keep
1. Parroting "I'm the founder" when your role was restricted to social media and you have absolutely zero role in organization's ground work from beginning to this date.
2. Withdrawing money from the organization, first under the pretext of your financial crisis, and then as 'consultancy fee for marketing' the organization's work, when, in reality, all was done was marketing self as founder and one man army behind all the organization's work, keeping picture/DPs of self at all social media pages (as if no other person existed), taking credit of entire work done by others while ironically ending it with (Idann mama), diverting people's attention from organization's real work to the 'genius of self'.
3. Reminding others in team that "all money/ support that comes to organization is because of me, nobody knows you, hence all money that comes is mine".
4. Borrowing money from core members' personal accounts coz "you're big brother" and others trusted & loved you like family.
5. Refusing to return even personal money when father of the person was on death bed.
6. Telling the world "I'm the founder" while withdrawing money/ salary from organization when all other core members supported the organization financially apart from Sewa.
7. Creating parallel organizations to sabotage the original one while taking money from the latter & its people who trusted & loved you.
8. Diverting donors & supporters from original organization to new ones.
9. Asking supporters to stop supporting & following the original organization coz now "I've moved on".
10. Declaring in public "I don't know who's running the organization coz I've moved on" fully knowing it's the same people running it who gave you money, support, love & protection in your most difficult times in last 15 years.
If you do this, it's the duty of the core team to rescue the organization, its assets, people's trust and most importantly Eeshvar's Vishvaas.
Agniveer's real work was/is in those hands who only gave & gave (money, sweat & blood) and worked and never took a penny in return. They don't believe in fooling people. They don't create cults. They're not here to 'control'. They're not here for name/ fame.
I, on behalf of the entire Agniveer & the core team, urge our supporters to continue with your support coz we need it more than ever. A fatal attempt to sabotage the organization was made and with Eeshvar's Aashish, we've survived.
Dear supporters, our ground work is expanding and we need your continued Aahutis in Dharma Yajna. Dharma Wapasi/ Prachar, tribal welfare, Gauraksha, Gauseva, Gaushala efforts are going on. Our Mandir Akhada project will resume soon that we had to stop coz of lack of funds.
It's a learning for us as a team. In future, if you ever find promotion of any individual more than the work, correct us. Keep supporting our efforts at
@agniveer@GauSevaAgniveer@JanSwabh@pakistan_untold
- Vashi Sharma
Team Agniveer
Modern men have to work five times harder than their grandfathers for women twenty times worse than what their grandmothers were.
It's called hoeflation and it's destroying men's desire to date and marry.
Good governance has won.
Development has won.
Pro-people spirit has won.
Social justice has won.
Gratitude to each and every person of Bihar for blessing the NDA with a historical and unparalleled victory in the 2025 Vidhan Sabha elections. This mandate gives us renewed strength to serve the people and work for Bihar.
Shahrukh hasn’t done a single tweet in support of India armed forces, now see the roles he has played.
SRK’s movies
Fauji (1988) – Played Lt. Abhimanyu Rai, a commando in training.
Phir Bhi Dil Hai Hindustani (2000): Played patriotic journalist
Veer-Zaara (2004)
Played Indian Air Force officer
Main Hoon Na (2004)
Played Major Ram, an Indian Army officer
Jawan (2023)
SRK plays a vigilante with a past in the armed forces.
Swades (2004) – An NRI returns to India to help rural development.
Pathaan (2023) – Played R&AW agent
@EndWokeness Cultural shifts like hookup culture and the sexual revolution have changed relationship dynamics, with a 2004 Journal of Marriage and Family study linking premarital relationships to higher divorce rates, potentially discouraging early marriage.