Such pure nonsense! Tamil Nadu’s most popular chain is the Saravana Bhavan chain, which serves only vegetarian food. It is highly and equally preferred by non-vegetarians and orthodox vegetarians. It was founded and is run by a family belonging to the meat-eating Nadar community.
Vegetarianism and non-vegetarianism mark distinctions in eating choices, and that’s it. Many people shift from being meat-eaters to non-meat-eaters for various reasons unrelated to religion, caste, or community.
It has become fashionable to see everything in India through the prism of caste, community, and religion.
An insult to Lord Shiva started the exchange. A Hindu man responded, deleted his comment within minutes and apologised. The result?
Sivarasa Anojan was sentenced to death, but the Muslim man who first insulted the Hindu deity reportedly faced no comparable action.
This is discrimination, not justice.
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बद्रीनाथ धाम में संगीत समारोह ( DJ concert) को अनुमति प्रदान करना ना केवल सांस्कृतिक मर्यादाओं का उन्लंघन है अपितु धाम की पवित्रता पर भी सीधा आघात है। आदि गुरु शंकराचार्य महाराज जी द्वारा इस धाम की स्थापना हिमालयी पर्यावरण मे शांतिपूर्ण तरीके से भगवत भजन के लिए की थी उल्लेखनीय है की इस स्थान पर शंख बजाना भी मना है परंतु हम उसे भूलकर शोर शराबे वाले संगीत कार्यक्रमों का आयोजन कर भारतीय आध्यात्मिक, सांस्कृतिक, पर्यावरणीय मूल्यों की घोर उपेक्षा तो कर ही रहे है साँथ में इतनी ऊचाई पर हजारों लोगो के नाचने से उनके स्वास्थ पर पड़ने वाले दुष्प्रभावों की भी उपेक्षा कर रहे है। यह इस बात का प्रतीक है कि अब देवभूमि को बाजारू संस्कृती के रूप में परिणीत किया जा रहा है।
मैं भारतीय संस्कृति के अनुयायीयों तथा विशेषकर पूजनीय शंकराचार्यों तथा महात्माओं से यह अनुरोध करता हूँ कि वह संस्कृति के इस क्षरण को रोकने के लिए प्रभावी आवाज उठाये, मैं केंद्र एवं राज्य सरकार से भी आग्रह करूँगा कि वह ऐसे आयोजनों पर प्रतिबंध लगा कर देवभूमि की मर्यादा को बनाये रखें,
हिमालय देवात्मा है भगवान शंकर का निवास माँ गंगा का उद्गम है इसे नाच ग्रह बनाना करोड़ो भारतीयों की आस्था पर गहरा आघात है।
India the Perennial Soft State
The decision to let American covert operative Matthew VanDyke and six Ukrainian drone specialists quietly leave India is more than an isolated legal reversal. It belongs to a long and uncomfortable tradition in which New Delhi invokes its tough criminal laws and then retreats when geopolitical pressure builds up.
VanDyke, a veteran of covert wars in the Middle East and Ukraine, was arrested in March alongside six military-trained Ukrainian partners. According to Indian court filings, the group belonged to a larger international network that smuggled drones into India before routing them onward to Myanmar. The National Investigation Agency initially invoked the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, India’s premier anti-terrorism statute.
Then came the dramatic climbdown. After U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio personally raised VanDyke’s detention with New Delhi, the NIA dropped the UAPA charges. VanDyke and all six Ukrainians have now been released on bail and permitted to return home.
The episode recalls a familiar pattern. From the Bhopal gas disaster and the Purulia arms-drop affair to the Enrica Lexie Italian-marines case and Ottavio Quattrocchi’s escape in the Bofors scandal, India has repeatedly seen high-profile criminal proceedings against foreign nationals or entities diluted, abandoned or rendered inconsequential under diplomatic or strategic pressure.
Different cases, different Indian governments, but the same question endures: What makes India such a soft state that it so often fails to enforce accountability when powerful foreign interests are involved?
did my https://t.co/zANOEvvHvH at IIT Bombay and my PhD at IIT Delhi. I've been a professor for 14 years now. In 22 years of watching the IIT/IIIT system closely, I have never once witnessed a teacher discriminate against a student on the basis of caste.
During my https://t.co/zANOEvvHvH, most of us had no idea what caste our batchmates belonged to. Many of my close friends were SC/ST. We never discussed it. It never entered any conversation or decision. Not once. Our exposure to the humanities department was limited, though — the term "Brahmanical patriarchy" didn't even exist back then.
As a teacher, I don't ask a student's name before solving their doubt. Often I don't know their name at all — some of my classes have 300+ students. We treat them all the same. So does every colleague I know. So did every professor who taught me.
Social media has now filled vulnerable students' heads with a lot of manufactured grievance about caste discrimination that, in my experience, doesn't exist.
तमिलनाडु के वेल्लोर जिले में स्वर्ण मंदिर के बाहर गश्त पर पुलिस कर्मी ने साधु पर बेवजह धार्मिक गुस्सा निकाला
साधु के गाल पर थप्पड़ जड़ने वाला मुस्लिम SI नसीम
वर्दी की आड़ में धार्मिक हिंसा @VellorePolice
यही अगर कोई मौलाना होता हिंदू पुलिस वाला थप्पड़ मारता तो देश में हंगामा हो गया होता
हिंदुओं पुलिस पर करवाई होने तक शेयर करते रहो
Turkey’s state-owned media @trtworld is spreading fake news
They are claiming no court order or notice in recent demolition of an illegal structure named Madina in Delhi’s Shalimar Bagh whereas we have the court order and notice with us. Have already posted it in on our timeline
What are they trying to do here? Incite hate towards Indians?
@HMOIndia must ban this from operating in India
Hindu driver in India is asked his views on Muslims.
Seems it's the same view worldwide.
They call it a "phobia" for not wanting to be killed, raped, or put up with their crap.
There is nothing unusual about prolonged bear markets.
But the government has made this worse by refusing to address the concerns of FIIs and our own retail investors, and by saying in Parliament that we are not dependent on FII money and that FIIs have no option but to invest in India.
Hubris often leads to a downfall.
If you are a Maharashtrian Marathi person and you admire Shahu, Phule, Ambedkar and Shivaji Maharaj
But not Bajirao, Tilak, Agarkar, Gokhale and Savarkar
Then you are not a Maharashtrian at all but a castiest asshole. And castiest have no place in Maharashtra.
Respect all 🙏
Xi Jinping is the only world leader who was personally received by Donald Trump. It made me understand why Nicolo Machiavelli said "It's better to be feared than to be loved".
Both my parents were accused under the SCST act by disgruntled coworkers. This happened in 2002 and 2003- so they faced a fact finding commission and were not harassed further. I left India.