Vishal Dalsania

Proud Hindu Nationalist, NAMO supporter, Electronic Engineer by chance, Real Estate developer by choice

[Ananthan Ayyasamy @AnanthAyyasamy]

I strongly oppose the charges against Prof. Suryanarayana Doolla of IIT Bombay under the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act.

My background: I belong to the Devendra Kula Vellalar (DKV) community, classified as SC. I grew up in deep rural poverty and witnessed the suffering of my people first-hand. I was educated thanks to broad-minded people from many communities.

I studied Electronics at NIT Tiruchirappalli, worked at C-DOT Bengaluru, and then at Intel in India and the US, where I rose to Engineering Director and Senior Silicon Architect, responsible for high-speed interconnects vital to modern CPUs and GPUs. I hold multiple patents in this field.

I share this to make clear that I know what it means to come from an SC community and rise through hard work and commitment.

Our DKV community has taken a principled, voluntary stand not to file SC/ST cases against anyone. We have seen how cases under this Act are weaponised, and how that deepens enmity on the ground.

On that basis, I oppose the misuse of this Act in this case. The case against Prof. Doolla must be withdrawn. This matters for the future of SC/ST students and for our nation.

Jai Hind 🙏

@AmitShah @Dev_Fadnavis

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

Reservation and the SC/ST atrocity act is a curse upon this nation. They took away the life of Sahil Wakode.

Let me explain why I say this.

I too have studied at one of India's premier institutions, and I saw something that people are often unwilling to discuss honestly. There can be an enormous academic gulf between students sitting in the same classroom. This does not necessarily mean that one group is hardworking and the other is not. Some of the students who struggled the most were also among the hardest-working.

The uncomfortable truth is that human ability has natural limits. The human brain, like the human body, differs from person to person. Exercise cannot turn every man into an Olympic athlete, and effort cannot give every student the same aptitude for mathematics, abstraction or rapid learning. Hard work can take a person a very long way, but it cannot abolish differences in innate ability.

Yet modern Indian society refuses to accept this simple fact.

Modern Indian parents are taught to believe that hard work is the answer to everything. When a child struggles, they do not ask whether the child has reached the limits of his particular aptitude. They tell him to work harder. They beat him, shame him, compare him with other children and make him believe that failure is a moral defect.

This becomes particularly vicious when education is treated as a matter of family honour and social status.

And then we take a student who might have been perfectly capable of succeeding in an ordinary college, place him in an extraordinarily competitive institution through a reservation system, and surround him with students selected from an entirely different academic distribution.

What happens next?

The student does not suddenly become stupid. He is simply competing in an environment in which the relative gap between him and his classmates may be enormous. He works harder and harder, yet continues to see others effortlessly doing what takes him hours. His marks remain low. His confidence collapses.

And because this is India, marks are not merely marks.

They become a public measure of intelligence, worth and family prestige.

The student begins to believe that everyone around him is discovering what his parents refuse to admit: that he cannot keep up.

That is where reservation becomes cruel.

Had the same student entered a college whose academic level was closer to his own preparation and aptitude, he might have been an average student instead of a perpetual failure. He might have competed with his classmates, made friends, succeeded at something and left college with his confidence intact.

Instead, our caste-based admission system can put him into an elite environment where the academic mismatch becomes a source of constant humiliation, while the surrounding culture tells him that there is no legitimate explanation for his struggle except that he has not worked hard enough. This constant humiliation makes him resort to desperate measures like cheating.

This is not compassion.

It is cruelty disguised as social justice.

And there is another poisonous consequence. Once caste becomes institutionalized in admissions and discipline, every academic dispute can acquire a caste dimension. The student sees himself as a victim of caste. The institution becomes afraid of appearing casteist. Teachers become conscious of the SC/ST machinery hanging over every interaction. Resentment grows on all sides. Reservation and SC/ST atrocity act is breaking India

[GAURAV C SAWANT @gauravcsawant]

This is why Hindu women preferred 'Jauhar' over being repeatedly sold as sex slaves by Radical Islamist terrorists.
Mindset of radical Islamist Terrorists has not changed over centuries.
And apologists of that mindset remain amongst us.
Even today
Dharm Yudh (Just War) continues

[Sana Ebrahimi Ledene @SanaELedene]

Women supporting Islam.

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

Islam killed more Hindus that Nazism killed Jews.

You will never find any Jew say "Nazism tha hai aur rahega". Never ever.

But the so-called head of Hindus says "Islam tha hai aur rahega".

What does this tell us about Hindu community?

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

There is no national Hindu holiday in Pakistan. No national Hindu holiday in Gulf where large number of Hindus reside.

But in India, both the Eids, Muharram and Prophet's birthday are mandatory national holidays whereas Janmashtami and Rakhi are optional.

Why is the onus upon Hindus to sacrifice even our happiness and festivity to uphold fake Indian secularism?

[Himanta Biswa Sarma @himantabiswa]

Rahul Gandhi is NO champion of women’s rights. He is simply a Hindu baiter, using the cause of women’s empowerment as a convenient smokescreen to target and discredit Hindu Dharma.

Consider this: how many times has he spoken with the same outrage against patriarchal and medieval practices that persist under Sharia ? NEVER.

While Sharia is foundational to Islamic jurisprudence, Manusmriti has no comparable scriptural authority in Hindu Dharma. It is not even a universally binding code for Hindus.

Yet ask yourself: how many times does Rahul Gandhi attack the Manusmriti, and how many times does he attack Sharia with the same fervour?

The enduring strength of Hinduism lies in its unique ability to evolve, reform and adapt with time- as it has for millennia, and as it will for eternity.

Every Hindu must therefore ask: what is Rahul Gandhi’s real intent- championing women’s rights, or using them as a pretext to malign Hindu Dharma?

Cong rhetoric on women’s rights rings hollow when measured against its own record.

They betrayed our mothers and sisters by reversing the effect of the Shah Bano judgment.

It opposed the law against Triple Talaq. And just to cling to power in Karnataka, Rahul Gandhi ensured that not a single woman found a place in the State Cabinet.

So here is a simple challenge to Rahul Gandhi:

If women’s equality truly comes before politics, will he unequivocally support a Uniform Civil Code that guarantees equal rights irrespective of religion?

Or will his idea of “women’s rights” continue to begin and end with attacking Hinduism?

[Gabbar @GabbbarSingh]

Hahaha! Socialists are dumbest.

[Yogi Adityanath @myogiadityanath]

जो प्रभु श्री राम का द्रोही होगा, उससे अंतिम दम तक निपटेंगे और पूरी ताकत से मुकाबला करेंगे...

[🍯FaBA🐝 फाबा @MukeshPathakji]

'विभाजन विभीषिका स्मृति दिवस' के अवसर पर बलिदान हुए सभी नागरिकों को विनम्र श्रद्धांजलि!

भारत के दो टुकड़े हुए आज 79 वर्ष हो गए और जिन्होंने भारत के टुकड़े करने के लिए बढ़-चढ़कर मतदान में भाग लिया था वह पाकिस्तान गए ही नहीं...

[Vishal Dalsania @gattu18]

@rishibagree please also ask @ArvindKejriwal’s JEE score.

[Rishi Bagree @rishibagree]

I am posting the BA & MA degrees of PM Modi.

Now I am challenging :
1. The Congress party to post Rahul Gandhi's & Sonia Gandhi's educational degrees.
2. CJP to produce Dipke's Boston degree
3. SP to produce Akhilesh's Australian degree
https://t.co/4YEc8XVjcT

[The Pamphlet @Pamphlet_in]

Boston से Jantar Mantar तक… क्या ये सिर्फ संयोग हैं?
एक तरफ Boston University, दूसरी तरफ “nonviolent action” की किताबें और protest toolkit, और फिर भारत में CJP का protest model।

इन कड़ियों को एक साथ रखकर देखिए, क्या ये महज़ संयोग हैं, या इनके पीछे कोई बड़ा pattern है?

The Pamphlet presents: The Boston Files

@shreya_arora22 @himanshi__bisht

[TPI 🇯🇴 🏳️‍🌈 🏴‍☠️ @ThePeevedIndian]

सडजी ने लोगों को ऐसा चू** बनाया है कि अगले 25-30 साल इस देश में क्रांति नहीं आएगी 😭

[Amrendra Bahubali 🇮🇳 @TheBahubali_IND]

बांग्लादेशी मुक्त मुंबई अभियान
हिंदुओं ये है आपके एक वोट की ताकत 🔥💪

जहां सालों से अवैध कब्जों का अड्डा बना हुआ
था आज वहीं बुलडोजर गरजा

बांद्रा रेलवे स्टेशन के आसपास से बांग्लादेशियों
के अवैध कब्जे हटाए गए ..रोहिंग्या हुए बेघर

गर्व से कहो हम हिंदू है और हिंदुस्तान हमारा है

[Indian Tech & Infra @IndianTechGuide]

🚨 Prime Minister Narendra Modi today:

- Stop buying gold.
- Bring back the work-from-home culture.
- Save petrol and diesel.
- Avoid foreign trips and destination weddings.
- Stop importing foreign products.

[Vishal Dalsania @gattu18]

@ankitatIIMA

[VICTORIA FOREVER MAGA 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 🇬🇷 @VictoriaSask]

Mayor Mamdani is panicking as Goldman Sachs, one of wall street’s iconic firms is relocating its workforce to Dallas Texas.

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

देशभर के मेरे परिवारजनों को नवरात्रि की हार्दिक मंगलकामनाएं। शक्ति की आराधना का यह दिव्य अवसर आप सभी के लिए सुख, सौभाग्य, समृद्धि और उत्तम स्वास्थ्य लेकर आए। शक्तिस्वरूपा मां दुर्गा की असीम कृपा से सबका कल्याण हो, जिससे विकसित भारत के हमारे संकल्प को भी नई ऊर्जा मिले। जय अंबे जगदंबे मां!

[Vishal Dalsania @gattu18]

Mm p