Krishna K

Scientist, PhD in Immunology.

[Krishna K @kan20465]

Educational material.

[Dan Burmawi @DanBurmawy]

The main problem with Islamic theology is that it was built for a Muslim-majority society.

Islam never imagined itself as a minority.

That’s why, whenever Muslims are a minority, they struggle, because their framework no longer fits reality. Instead of adapting to reality, they try to change reality by imposing Islamic rules.

Reformers are those who try to create a theology that allows Muslims to live as a minority in a liberal democracy without changing it.

But because Islam has no room for that approach, they are labeled infidels or heretics by other Muslims.

I’ll write a long-form article on this topic this week.

[Krishna K @kan20465]

There is remedy for their disease.

[Krishna K @kan20465]

@sona_sebin These women are into money.
Muslim men want easy prey: Hindu women.

[Krishna K @kan20465]

Khalistan supporters are believers in anti- India.

So, anything goes.

[No Conversion @noconversion]

Not a Single Khalistani has guts to stop this ... No akali Dal ..no SGPC ... all are cowards

[Krishna K @kan20465]

Same should be done in India too.
Lots of cousin marriages.

[Vibhu Vashisth 🇮🇳 @Indic_Vibhu]

🔥🔥This is how these Katmulla inbreeds need to be dealt with.
Make a law and ban these inbreeding practices.

🚨🇸🇪 **Sweden Implements Nationwide Ban on First-Cousin Marriages**

From **July 1, 2026**, Sweden has officially prohibited marriages between first cousins under legislation that received **unanimous approval from the Swedish Parliament**. The new law also limits the recognition of most first-cousin marriages performed abroad, while confirming that marriages legally entered into before the legislation came into effect will continue to remain valid. 📜⚖️

Sweden's new law represents a significant development in its legal framework and reflects the country's continuing efforts to strengthen human rights and personal liberty. As societies evolve, conversations surrounding family law, individual freedom, and social reform are likely to remain an important part of public policy debates around the world. 🇸🇪✨

[Krishna K @kan20465]

What the govt is doing?

[Shobana Ravi, Author. @ShobanaRaviNews]

This is terrible! So the children must continue to be tortured or what! What kind of law and order situation is that!

[Krishna K @kan20465]

Guruji,
Where can I get your books at the best price?
Amazon or somewhere else?

[Dr David Frawley @davidfrawleyved]

My translations from the Rigveda, with the Vedic Devatas as guiding us on the paths of Yoga, first published in 1992. Includes translations done for the Sri Aurobindo Ashram.
https://t.co/vPEFurcOta

[Krishna K @kan20465]

Stealing other people’s stuff is their right.

Destroying your culture and your traditions is also their right.

[JIX5A @JIX5A]

The colonial British stole Hindu artefacts and now keep them captive in museums. They claimed Indians were savages when they arrived, yet they have nothing in England to compare to what they have stored in their museums. Why would they take the religious artefacts of savages? They should return them all.

The British Museum, London

[Krishna K @kan20465]

IAS and IPS officers cannot be punished unless there is a departmental permission.

Ministers in tge state or in the center cannot be punished unless there is system gives permission.

No MP or MLA can be punished unless there system clears it.

[Wakeup Bharat 🇮🇳Proud Brahmin @sriniUS77]

@RakeshKishore_l Until #Modi brings a penalty that will make them shiver for taking bribes and promote corruption, this will continue.

I will suggest
#1 No departmental enquiry Drama.
#2 Terminate (not suspension) them immediately until proven guilty or innocent.
#3 Life imprisonment

[Krishna K @kan20465]

India has a parallel economy of 2 trillion dollars or more.
Courts and the system doesn’t punish bad guys.
Thus corruption continues.

[Bhakt Prahlad🚩 @RakeshKishore_l]

Corruption is EATING Bharat like Termites✅

A low level officer in Chattisgarh was caught with Crores of Cash in his Car.

How will India progress if this corruption continues especially in government services.

[Dibakar Dutta (দিবাকর দত্ত) @dibakardutta_]

This is the power of social media. An elderly man went to file a complaint at the Bichhiwara police station (Dungarpur district) in Rajasthan.

There, he met a police constable by the name of Reena Garg, who seemed uninterested in his complaint.

Thereafter, in a bizarre display of unprofessional behaviour, the constable placed both of her feet on the table.

This was done in complete disregard of basic etiquette towards an elderly individual.

Fortunately, someone at that police station took a picture of Reena and posted it on social media.

And the Rajasthan police was forced to take cognisance.

Dungarpur SP Manish Kumar acted swiftly and suspended the disgraced cop.

The police are appointed to serve the public. But this viral image shows how some entitled cops behave when they are supposed to serve the people's interests.

Thanks to social media, even the police cannot escape accountability now!

#RajasthanPolice

[Krishna K @kan20465]

I need a good coffee to recover from this trauma of watching.

[Rakesh Krishnan Simha @ByRakeshSimha]

3 Muslim women stole nearly a truckload of goods from a supermarket in Dagenham, East London — hiding everything inside their burqas. Incidents like this have been reported across the world, including in some Islamic countries.

The burqa was designed for desert conditions — to protect from sandstorms and scorching sun. In modern societies, there's zero practical reason for it. Europeans ditched cloaks, cravats and bowler hats long ago. In Kerala people don't roam shirtless, and in Bihar those ancient Amrapali blouses aren't standard wear anymore.

Muslims need to move with the times instead of clinging to regressive dress codes that belong in the 7th century desert. Integration means adapting to the society you live in. The Koran doesn't mandate the burqa; it's your local mosque which does that to keep you subjugated.

[Saravanaprasad Balasubramanian (Modi ka Pariwar) @BS_Prasad]

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[Krishna K @kan20465]

@HPhobiaWatch Well, why don’t they come early enough?

[Krishna K @kan20465]

@SanggitaT Nothing will happen.
Go and have a coffee or chai.

[Krishna K @kan20465]

Hmm…
Politicians won’t change.
Candidates must use their brain to start early and reach early.
Don’t they read news papers? Watch TV?

[Diksha Kandpal🇮🇳 @DikshaKandpal8]

NEET aspirants were seen crying outside an exam centre in Bengaluru after allegedly missing entry due to delays caused by a Congress event/rally that blocked their route. If true, who takes the responsibility for their lost year?

[Krishna K @kan20465]

They cannot and will not.

The source of the problem is elsewhere.

[Renee Lynn @Voice_For_India]

Look at this young girl being terrorized & abused for not wearing a hijab. This is a sick, mentally ill, cult religion. Beating her viciously because she is not wearing a hijab. The Irony 👉 A 60-year-old man can have sex with a 9-year-old girl is normal behavior. Wake Up.

[Krishna K @kan20465]

India is a corrupt nation. If the judge wanted he could have ordered the arrest of the family members, sell their properties and jail tge text of the police force.

Problem is with the court.

[Gems Of Naukarshahi @NaukarshahiGems]

Marvel of a Lakhimpur Kheri Police.

> Gold worth of 1cr was kept in an evidence room "Malkhana" in a dowry case as an evidence from 2007
> Accused got acquitted and asked for their gold
> Court ordered police to return the gold
> Police said some Gold melted due to rain and some were looted by monkeys when it was kept on the police station roof to dry.
> Court didn't buy this story and asked to file an FIR.
> Police filed FIR on two constables who were already dead.
> Case closed
> So, where did Gold worth 1 crore go ?

Police reforms are very much necessary.

[Krishna K @kan20465]

@FalconUpdatesHQ Nope.