@The18Mindset I want RCB vs SRH for qualifier 1 , so to drop GT from top2 then what is the scenario for today match?
In this case Srh should win , with what Margin of runs or overs ?
Kerala election barely made national headlines.
But something dark happened there.
Something most media houses will never decode.
Or maybe… never dare to.
140 seats.
71 needed for majority.
Headline says:
UDF: 102
LDF: 35
NDA: 3
Simple democracy.
Simple numbers.
Simple victory.
Except… the real story begins after the counting ends.
Congress won 63.
IUML won 22.
Read that again.
Without IUML, Congress cannot rule Kerala.
IUML.
Indian Union Muslim League.
A political fragment.
Born from the same Muslim League ecosystem.
The very movement that once demanded Pakistan.
Partition happened.
Borders changed.
But ideologies never really disappeared.
Today, IUML is not some side player.
It is the power broker of Kerala politics.
Education.
Minority Affairs.
Policy influence.
Narrative shaping.
Now add Kerala Congress (M).
Another powerful religious vote bloc.
Strong backing from sections of Christian heartlands.
Now observe the math carefully.
Muslims: 26.56%
Christians: 18.38%
Combined:
Nearly 45%.
Highly consolidated voting.
Now compare that with Hindus.
54.73% on paper.
But politically fragmented.
Split between Congress.
CPI(M).
BJP.
Caste blocs.
Independents.
Regional loyalties.
Personality cults.
Ideological confusion.
Majority in census.
Minority in influence.
And this did not happen overnight.
In 1901, Hindus were nearly 68.5% of Kerala.
By 2011, it dropped close to 54%.
Meanwhile, secularism changed meaning.
It slowly stopped meaning equality.
And started becoming electoral arithmetic.
Every party wanted to look “secular and inclusive.”
So nobody questioned vote-bank consolidation.
Nobody questioned demographic anxieties.
Nobody questioned institutional influence.
Questioning became taboo.
Silence became sophistication.
And Kerala became the laboratory.
A state where political survival,
depends on religious bloc management.
Where coalition math,
matters more than civilisational continuity.
Meanwhile the Hindu voter remained emotionally divided.
Caste divided.
Party divided.
Region divided.
Narrative divided.
The result?
Governments are formed not by Democractic vakues…
But by the most organised Religious one.
And this is why Kerala matters.
Because what begins in Kerala…
often arrives in the rest of India ten years later.
The real question is not who won the election.
The real question is:
When a civilisation becomes too afraid
to discuss its own political reality…
who actually loses the country?
Top 10 Oldest Religions in the World
1. 🕉️ Hinduism ~ 4,000 years
2. 📜 Zoroastrianism ~ 3,500 years
3. 🕎 Judaism ~ 3,000 years
4. 🌿 Shinto ~ 2,600 years
5. 🧘 Jainism ~ 2,600 years
6. 🌼 Buddhism ~ 2,500 years
7. ☯️ Taoism ~ 2,500 years
8. ⚖️ Confucianism ~ 2,500 years
9. ✝️ Christianity ~ 2,000 years
10. ☪️ Islam ~ 1,400 years
Dear @dhruv_rathee
Let's examine carbon emissions produced by a hypocrite (on left) in business class lecturing a poor Hindu kid on Diwali (right)
Hypocrite's emissions for a 5000 miles trip = 1.2 tons of C02
An average Hindu kid's firecrackers' Diwali emissions = 0.000433 tons of CO2
So the hypocrite in a single air trip of a few hours pollutes the environment more than 2771 Hindu kids put together on Diwali.
We've not yet counted how many times the hypocrite travels in a year, the carbon footprints of his iPhones, vlogs, videos (he creates for his Pak audience) while he could've simply used Bullock carts to travel to Santorini or simply stayed in his Haryana village doing Kheti Baadi without a phone/ car/ air travel/ videos that could've saved environment hundreds of tons of CO2 emissions every year.
- Vashi Sharma @DharmaOfVedas
🚨 Assam govt allocates 15 acres in Guwahati for construction of a grand Lord Venkateswara Temple.
~ TTD plans one temple in every state, a major step to spread the divinity of Lord Venkateswara across Bharat.
Cultural resurgence led by devotion🙏🏼