@GabbbarSingh What dignity? The video is public and should be public. Is there no dignity of the prof whose name got maligned with the fake accusations?
So called "feminist accs" of India is busy complaining about Giva ad instead of even saying a word about such horrible crimes against women cause they are hindu.
People need to know about Peter D'Mello
He was a Jesuit priest but when he came to Maharashtra changed his name to Pradeep Prabhu to mislead people
He founded the Kashtakari Sanghatana (KS) which was directly responsible for sabotaging the Vadhavan Port development, a deep sea port desperately needed by India at that time
Then he went on to sabotage Maroli and Umbergaon Port development, as well as new ONGC deep sea exploration to starve India of much needed crude oil
There was a time that without his approval not a single big development project used to be completed in Maharashtra
He was also Dean of TISS Rural Campus
This is why we need the new FCRA Law
@Bihar_se_hai@telegram@spy0328 I used telegram more than WhatsApp. Just because you don't get out of the well, doesn't mean world beyond it doesn't exist.
@theskindoctor13 They'll ban people using phones, or even better they'll ban the mobile phones only. Because what will a cheating racket do when this mode is banned? They'll sit at home doing nothing. Masterstroke!
🇮🇳 The Banglar Bagh (Tiger of Bengal) Sir Asutosh Mookherjee was the father of Syama Prashad Mookherjee. French scholar Sylvain Lévi: "Had this Bengal Tiger been born in France, he would have exceeded even Georges Clemenceau, the French Tiger. Ashutosh had no peer in the whole of Europe." He was a mathematician, lawyer, jurist, judge, educator, and visionary institution-builder who had an unyielding commitment to Indian self-respect under British rule.
🇮🇳 He was born on 29 June 1864 in Bowbazar, Calcutta. At just 15, he stood 2nd in the Calcutta University entrance exam (1879) and earned a scholarship. He studied at Presidency College and showed genius-level aptitude: he solved all 348 exercises in Pott’s Euclid before the exam!
🇮🇳 He became the first student in Calcutta University’s history to earn dual Master’s degrees: MA in Mathematics (1st class, 1885) MSc in Physics/Natural Sciences (1886).
🔹️He published his first research paper in mathematics as a first-year undergraduate (1880) on Euclid’s propositions. By 1886, his work on elliptic functions earned praise from British mathematician Arthur Cayley as “of outstanding merit.”
🔹️He was one of the first Indians to publish original research in British journals.
🔹️Elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (FRSE) at age 22 (1886), Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society (FRAS), Royal Irish Academy (MRIA), and member of mathematical societies in London, Paris, Palermo, and America. He knew Sanskrit, Pali, French, German & Russian.
🇮🇳 Enrolled as Vakil at Calcutta High Court (1888). Earned LL.D. (1897). Appointed Tagore Professor of Law (1898) and authored the authoritative book- The Law of Perpetuities in British India (1902). Appointed Puisne Judge of Calcutta High Court in 1904 (age 40), served until 1924, acting as Chief Justice multiple times. Delivered over 2,000 judgments noted for erudition, integrity, and clarity.
🇮🇳 He was the Vice-Chancellor of Calcutta University (1906–1914 & 1921–1923), second Indian Vice-Chancellor. He turned a mere examining body into one of Asia’s leading centres of teaching and research.
Key achievements:
🔹️Introduced postgraduate departments in Comparative Literature, Anthropology, Applied Psychology, Industrial Chemistry, Ancient Indian History, Islamic Culture, and modern Indian languages.
🔹️Hired global talent and supported Indian stars like C.V. Raman (Nobel laureate), S.N. Bose, and Meghnad Saha.
🔹️Founded University College of Science (Rajabazar), University College of Law, and Ashutosh College (1916).
🔹️Played key role in Bengal Technical Institute (now Jadavpur University).
President of Board of Studies in Mathematics for 11 years; Syndicate & Senate member.
🔹️He founded Calcutta Mathematical Society (1908) and remained its President until death.
🔹️First President of the Indian Science Congress (1914).
🔹️President of Asiatic Society of Bengal (multiple terms).
🔹️Vice-President & later President of Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science (IACS).
🔹️Donated his vast personal library (80,000+ books) and served on Imperial Library Council.
🇮🇳 He fought colonial interference in education and insisted on academic freedom and Indian pride.
Convocation/Address (1923):
“We stand unreservedly by the doctrine that if education is to be our policy as a nation, it must not be our politics; freedom is its very life blood, the condition of its growth, the secret of its success- there stands forth unshaken the conviction that our insistent claim for the freedom of the University is a fight for the most sacred and impalpable of national privileges."
His motto: “Freedom first, freedom second, freedom always” encapsulated his lifelong stance. He believed education, free from colonial meddling, was key to national awakening. 🇮🇳
Vultures eat anthrax, botulism, rabies, and cholera for breakfast.
Their stomach acid is among the most corrosive in the animal kingdom, with a pH around 1, low enough to dissolve the bones, hide, and pathogens of dead animals that would kill almost anything else.
A vulture eating a diseased carcass isn't a vector for disease, it's a terminus. The disease chain ends in the vulture's gut, and that's pretty hardcore.
When vulture populations crashed in India in the 1990s, rotting livestock carcasses sat where vultures used to clean them.
Feral dogs and rats took over the cleanup, both of which actually do spread rabies. Researchers later linked the vulture collapse to roughly 500,000 deaths in India over the following decade.
The same collapse is now underway in sub-Saharan Africa. Six of eleven African vulture species are threatened with extinction, primarily from poisoned poaching baits.
The animals nobody finds cute are doing more public health work than most of the species we actively protect.
@ajay43 Why people like you have such an inferiority complex and pick me behaviour? Think from the perspective of us indians, not how West will think about it. If the voice isn't raised now against the biased unfair behaviour of these companies, it will continue.
@refocus21 Are people like Dhruv Rathi the authority on humanity? Why expect anything from them? What's the issue of Indians seeking validation from leftist, Islamists and West. Everyone knows they're biased. Why expect them to say anything as if their wisdom is directly from God.