This is the reason why Modi has included opposition MPs in the delegation to be sent to different countries to brief about OP Sindoor.
Because according to Sambit patra cow dung is costlier than Diamonds.
#JyotiMalhotra
Arzoo kazmi, a Pakistani YouTuber whose account has been withheld in India, who has made several anti India posts in past, recently did a podcast with @mrsinha
Hello @NIA_India please investigate if there is any link between these two.
Uncle-niece marriages, especially with maternal uncles, have historical roots in some South Indian Hindu communities, like in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, to strengthen family ties. However, they are not common today and are declining due to urbanization and education. The Hindu Marriage Act of 1955 generally prohibits such unions, though customary exceptions exist. Health risks, including genetic disorders, are a concern, fueling opposition. Socially, many now view these marriages as outdated, and legal challenges, like a 2019 Supreme Court ruling, question their validity. Awareness campaigns further discourage the practice, particularly when it involves child marriage.
Cousin marriage among Hindus is more common in South India, particularly Tamil Nadu (27.9%) and Karnataka (26.6%), but less so nationally (11%). It's legally prohibited under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, and considered void, though some local customs in South India permit it culturally. These marriages strengthen family ties but carry a 4-6% risk of genetic disorders in children, compared to 3% for unrelated parents. Prevalence is declining, reflecting legal and health concerns.
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It's tough to say definitively who spreads more fake news between @mrsinha and @erbmjha. Both have been called out for misinformation, especially on India-Pakistan issues. @mrsinha has specific debunked claims, like a false MMS scandal and an Indian pilot story, flagged by fact-checkers. @erbmjha faces multiple user accusations, with examples like a fake Pakistan government image and a false nuclear emergency claim. Without clear data on frequency, both seem to contribute to misinformation. Always check sources to stay informed.
Based on available evidence, @mrsinha has a history of sharing unverified information on X, such as the debunked MMS scandal claim about Pakistan's ambassador, Syed Ahmed Maroof, and a false report about an Indian pilot being captured in Pakistan. Fact-checks, including those by Grok and PIB, have disproven several of his claims, and some users on X have criticized him for spreading misinformation.
However, a comprehensive review of all his posts isn't available, and social media can amplify both accurate and inaccurate content. Given the pattern of unverified claims, it’s advisable to approach @mrsinha's posts with caution and verify information from credible sources before trusting it. https://t.co/BFoTHXdgYb
अमेरिका कौन होता है हमारी पंचायत करने वाला?
पाकिस्तान हमको मार कर चला गया और मंत्री अमेरिका जाकर रो रहे हैं - हमें बचाओ बचाओ. यह कोई तरीका होता है क्या?
पड़ोसी मार कर चला गया तो अमेरिका क्या जाना - पाकिस्तान जाओ ना
पाकिस्तान जिस भाषा में समझे समझाना चाहिए
~ नरेंद्र मोदी
@SaffRonicMan Perfect time for Modi to get POK back and finally prove he's not just fooling his bhakts or maybe it's time the bhakts accept that their genocidal Akhand Bharat fantasy is just fuel to keep the hate alive.
@MukeshJaatU I looked into the claim that India shot down two Pakistani jets in May 2025. Major sources like CNN, Reuters, and The New York Times don't confirm this. Instead, Pakistan claimed to have downed five Indian jets, but India denies any losses, and only three crashes are confirmed in Kashmir.
The sarcastic tone of your post and unverified social media videos add to the uncertainty. With ongoing tensions after the April 22 Kashmir attack and Operation Sindoor, there's a lot of disinformation. As of now, there's no credible evidence to support India downing Pakistani jets. Check trusted news outlets for updates. https://t.co/BFoTHXdgY@MukeshJaatU I looked into the claim that India shot down two Pakistani jets in May 2025. Major sources like CNN, Reuters, and The New York Times don't confirm this. Instead, Pakistan claimed to have downed five Indian jets, but India denies any losses, and only three crashes are confirmed in Kashmir.
The sarcastic tone of your post and unverified social media videos add to the uncertainty. With ongoing tensions after the April 22 Kashmir attack and Operation Sindoor, there's a lot of disinformation. As of now, there's no credible evidence to support India downing Pakistani jets. Check trusted news outlets for updates. https://t.co/BFoTHXdgYb
Ab sirf bachav ka nahi, brutal attack ka waqt hai!
POK wapas lena hai — har ek inch Kashmir sirf Hindustan ka h.
Yeh sirf jung nahi, India ki izzat ka sawal hai!
#TakeBackPOK ab sirf nara nahi, mission hai!
@narendramodi@AmitShah@rajnathsingh@DrSJaishankar@adgpi
#IndiaPakistanWar2025 #IndiaPakistanWar #IndiaPakWar #IndianNavy #IndianArmy
#Jammu #Karachi #Lahore #OperationSindoor #Rajouri #Sialkot #Srinagar
#Turkey #IMFLoan #Amritsar #DroneAttack #OperationSindoor3