@riskyyadav41 बेल्जियम के अनर्थशास्त्री हैं इनका भारत में क्या काम? बेल्जियम में जाकर कोई आन्दोलन करें भारत में आन्दोलन के लिये भारतीय कम पड़ गये थे क्या जो इनको बाहर से बुलाना पड़ा??
नोआखली नरसंहार की 80वीं बरसी पर दिल्ली को जलाने के षड्यंत्र नाकाम हो गए। आज जो खुद को कॉकरोच कहते हैं उनकी हिंदू विरोधी मानसिकता की जड़ें कहां हैं, जानने के लिए देखें: https://t.co/SfirJ8kvMd
@narendramodi वेश्या की भाँति राजनीति भी अनेक रूपोंवाली होती है। कभी सत्य और कभी झूठ, कभि निष्ठुर और कभी प्रियवादिनी, कभी हिंसक और कभी दयालु, कभी कृपण तथा कभी उदार, नित्यव्यय करानेवाली तथा प्रचुर नित्य धनागमवाली होने से वेश्या की भांति राजनीति भी अनेक रूपों वाली होती है॥ @AtriNeeraj
The Dainik Bhaskar sting is a disturbing glimpse into what many in the General Category have long complained about: the weaponisation of the SC/ST Act through false cases!
वेश्या की भाँति राजनीति भी अनेक रूपोंवाली होती है। कभी सत्य और कभी झूठ, कभि निष्ठुर और कभी प्रियवादिनी, कभी हिंसक और कभी दयालु, कभी कृपण तथा कभी उदार, नित्य व्यय करानेवाली तथा प्रचुर नित्य धनागमवाली होने से वेश्या की भांति राजनीति भी अनेक रूपों वाली होती है।। भर्तहरि नीतिशतक
@indixonline इस वीडियो को देखने के उपरान्त @narendramodi जी को #UGCNotification और #SCST_ACT के लिये धन्यवाद दे दीजिये। यह घृणा यूजीसी नोटीफिकेशन के बाद बढ़ी है। जनता को समझाने से अच्छा मोदी जी को समझाओ।
पंडित, बनिया और मारवाड़ी चोर होते है?
इस बुढ़िया की मानसिकता कितनी ख़राब है।
इस उम्र में भी सवर्ण समाज के प्रति इतनी नफरत? हमारे समाज की महिलाएं सभी जाति के कल्याण और सम्मान की बात करती हैं। जबकि यहाँ ये बुज़ुर्ग महिला पूरे सवर्ण समाज को चोर बताकर कांग्रेस की तारीफ कर रही है।
@TTDevasthanams की हुंडी का धन निःसन्देह हिंदूओं का है, जो उनके कल्याण जैसे धर्मांतरण से बचाव में मदद में‚ हिन्दू मंदिरों की मरम्मत, वेद पाठशालाएं, संस्कृत शिक्षा और गौशालाओं के व्यवस्थित संचालन व पारंपरिक विद्वानों-पुजारियों की सहायतार्थ प्रयोग होना चाहिए। @myogiadityanath
OPEN LETTER
To:
1. Shri N. Chandrababu Naidu garu, Hon’ble Chief Minister, Andhra Pradesh
2. Shri B.R. Naidu garu, Chairman, Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) Board
3. Shri Yogi Adityanath ji, Hon’ble Chief Minister, Uttar Pradesh
SUBJECT: Request to Halt the Proposal for Construction of a Sri Venkateswara (Balaji) Temple in Ayodhya and Reallocate Devotee Funds Toward Core Dharma Raksha Initiatives
Dear Sirs,
I address this Open Letter to you as a deeply committed Hindu, writing to raise a critical concern regarding the proposed construction of a grand Sri Venkateswara (Balaji) Temple in Ayodhya by the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD).
For the following reasons, I strongly urge an immediate halt to this proposed project, as it represents a profound spiritual mismatch and a misallocation of sacred funds donated by millions of ordinary Hindu devotees.
1. The Principle of Sacred Geography (Kshetra Mahatmyam)
Sacred geography relies on distinct spiritual alignment, just as civic governance relies on jurisdictional boundaries. Ayodhya is the eternal soil of Bhagwan Sri Ram. Similarly, Tirupati is the sacred abode of Bhagwan Sri Venkateswara. Conflating these distinct spiritual epicentres dilutes the unique spiritual heritage of both.
It is as illogical as constructing a grand replica of the Andhra Pradesh State Secretariat in Lucknow. No matter how magnificent such an administrative building might be, nobody would visit it because it simply does not belong there.
2. Precedents of Dislocated Devotion and Empty Replicated Shrines
While local community temples are built everywhere to facilitate daily neighbourhood worship, the timeless principles of Kshetra Mahatmyam dictate that the primary seat of a deity’s divine presence (sannidhyam) remains inextricably bound to its eternal, native soil.
Attempting to replicate these historic spiritual epicentres as grand alternative destination-shrines elsewhere violates sacred geography, ignores the distinct purpose of the original site, and ultimately fails to evoke the unique, long-term devotion reserved for the true abode.
Devotees visit specific kshetras for their localised spiritual essence. Two representative examples illustrate this:
(i) The Bhubaneswar Venture: The TTD constructed a Venkateswara temple in Bhubaneswar a few decades ago, yet it remains largely unvisited. Even local Hindu Telugus bypass it, preferring to make their pilgrimages directly to the local kshetra, Sri Jagannath Temple Puri, or to travel to Tirupati itself.
(ii) The Hyderabad Venture: A sprawling, architecturally magnificent Jagannath Temple stands in the heart of Hyderabad. Despite its grand scale, it does not attract the same pilgrimage devotion as the Sri Jagannath Temple in Puri. Hindus prefer to visit the original kshetra in Puri or their own local kshetras.
When devotees journey to Ayodhya, they go solely to seek the blessings of Bhagwan Sri Ram. They will not divert their focus to a replicated Venkateswara (Balaji) shrine, just as they would not seek Ram Lalla on the hills of Tirumala. The two examples cited above illustrate the same principle: Hindus themselves prefer to visit the original sacred kshetras rather than a replica elsewhere. True reverence lies in honoring the specific sanctity of each sacred space exactly where it belongs.
3. The Call for Strategic Reallocation of Hindu Money
Millions of Hindus offer their hard-earned money to the Tirupati Hundi out of pure devotion to Bhagwan Sri Venkateswara and for the protection, preservation, and promotion of Sanātana Dharma (Hindutva).
Spending these precious sacred funds on projects that create replicas elsewhere amounts to a betrayal of Hindu trust.
I urgently appeal to the AP Chief Minister and the TTD Board to cease these architectural projects and immediately pivot toward the real challenges facing Hindu society today.
Hindu sacred wealth must be prioritised for:
(i) Creating Basic Doctrinal Literacy: A defining weakness of modern Hindu society is the lack of basic knowledge of what constitutes being Hindu. Many Hindus therefore assume that Sanātana Dharma (Hindutva) has no doctrinal or metaphysical boundaries and that anything and everything can be called Hindu, leading to a loss of Hindu religious identity. Boundaries make differences intelligible; without them, distinctions disappear, identities blur, and pluralism itself dissolves into incoherence. Therefore, undertake a project to create pan-Hindu basic doctrinal literacy.
(ii) Preventing Predatory Conversions: Provide targeted welfare, medical aid, and financial assistance to poor Hindu families who are actively targeted by predatory proselytisation networks.
(iii) Renovation and Reconstruction of Dilapidated Temples: Direct capital to revive, maintain, and secure thousands of ancient and dilapidated village temples across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana that are suffering from systemic neglect.
(iv) Promoting Hindu Religious Studies: Establish and fund more Vedic institutions (Veda Pathashalas), provide scholarships to Veda Vidyarthis, promote Sanskrit-medium education and Sanskrit learning, disseminate Hindu metaphysical knowledge, and provide long-term stipends for traditional scholars and priests.
4. The Responsibility of Governance and Dharma
True governance protects both the borders of a state and the boundaries of its traditions.
Therefore, I request @CMOfficeUP Yogi Adityanath @myogiadityanath to refuse land allocations that dilute the distinct character of Ayodhya as Ram-Janmabhoomi.
I also appeal to @AndhraPradeshCM@ncbn and @TTDevasthanams Chairman @BollineniRNaidu to protect the sanctity of Tirupati’s treasury by avoiding spending Hindu sacred funds on replicated architectural projects that disregard cultural geography.
Invest instead in the living, breathing roots of Sanātana Dharma (Hindutva).
Regards
M. Nageswara Rao IPS (Retired)
Former Director, CBI
Date: 19 September 2026
@indixonline आप यही बात @PMOIndia को क्यों नहीं समझा पा रहे हो। जब समाज में शान्ति और सौहार्द व्याप्त था तो आवश्यकता ही क्या थी #UGCNotification और #SCST की दीवार खड़ी करने की @narendramodi तो पहले ही कह रहे "SC/ST बदला नहीं लेगा क्या.." उसी की परिणति हो रही है।