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A Baloch girl dropped a satirical track for India’s Independence Day that holds up a mirror to India. She mocked India’s great-power status while half of its population is below poverty line, with dreams of millions of unemployed youths evaporating.
#جشن_آزادی_مبارک
This Independence Day 🇮🇳, I asked, "What will the next century of young Indians look like?"
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This isn’t just an anthem.
This is pure soul.
Deaf children. Silent voices.
Yet every gesture screams louder than any song:
“Jana Gana Mana…”
No sound.
Only pure, unbreakable love for the nation.
Patriotism has no language.
Patriotism has no barriers.
This silent national anthem gave an entire country goosebumps.
To every Indian ,especially the ones who feel the tricolour in their heart without needing to hear a single note:
Happy Independence Day.
Jai Hind. 🇮🇳
#IndependenceDay
. @friedberg said it extremely well, one of the most balanced takes on illegal immigration I’ve heard.
He talks about the growing feeling of oppression and the real risk of civil war if we keep ignoring the issue.
Probably the best All-In episode on immigration, in my opinion.
@Jason was also on point, totally a great watch!
The best gift you can give your child isn’t more toys.
Not a bigger house.
Not even the best school.
It’s a sibling.
Someone who comes from the same place you do.
Someone who remembers the same kitchen smells, the same family stories, the same hard days when things weren’t easy.
One day, when parents are no longer around, siblings are still there.
They carry the memories.
They remember your childhood with you.
They know who you were before the world got to you.
A sibling teaches things no book ever will.
How to share without being asked.
How to forgive and move on.
How to stand up for someone just because they’re yours.
In a world that pushes people to be “independent” and alone, siblings quietly save children from loneliness.
They fight. They compete. They drift apart at times.
But when life hits hard, they almost always find their way back to each other.
Money comes and goes.
Status fades.
Friends change with time.
But a sibling stays.
Messy. Imperfect. Real.
And deeply precious.
Give your child a brother or a sister.
You’re not splitting love.
You’re giving them more of it.
Sanatana Dharma, also known as Hinduism, the fundamental concepts of the Supreme Reality, Consciousness (Brahman), Karma, Dharma, and Reincarnation form the bedrock of spiritual understanding and ethical living. At the heart of Sanatana Dharma lies the concept of Brahman, the ultimate reality that is formless, infinite, and eternal. Brahman is the source and essence of all existence, transcending all dualities and limitations. It is the unchanging consciousness that pervades the entire universe, manifesting as the divine essence within all living beings. Karma, the law of cause and effect, is a central tenet of Sanatana Dharma. It dictates that every action, thought, and intention has consequences that shape one's present and future experiences. Through the principle of karma, individuals are responsible for their actions and their repercussions, both in this life and across lifetimes. Dharma, often translated as righteousness or duty, is the moral and ethical foundation of Hindu philosophy. It encompasses the duties and responsibilities inherent in one's social role and spiritual path, guiding individuals towards right action, ethical conduct, and spiritual growth. Following one's dharma leads to harmony, balance, and alignment with the cosmic order. Reincarnation, or the cycle of birth and death (samsara), is a core belief in Sanatana Dharma. It posits that the soul (Atman) is eternal and undergoes multiple lifetimes to evolve, learn, and ultimately attain liberation (moksha) from the cycle of samsara. Reincarnation offers opportunities for spiritual growth, self-realization, and the resolution of karmic patterns. Other key concepts in Sanatana Dharma include the interconnectedness of all beings (Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam), the pursuit of self-realization and union with the divine (Yoga), the reverence for the divine in various forms (Bhakti), and the recognition of the impermanence of the material world (Maya).
🧵 Navratri = 9 days. 9 Forms of Maa Durga. 9 powerful Life Lessons!
This isn’t just a festival — it’s a spiritual roadmap.
Each form of Maa Durga teaches us how to rise, fight, love, and awaken — in this world.
Let’s decode the deeper wisdom of each day 👇