WHEN HINDUS WERE ETHNICALLY CLEANSED FROM THE KASHMIR VALLEY, explanation was Pak deep-state interference.
WHEN BENGAL SEES ISLAMIST RADICALISM, the explanation is RSS mobilisation.
NOW, WHEN RADICALISATION IN KERALA IS EXAMINED, the explanation is Saudi influence.
Perhaps we should be asking: why does the тАЬroot causeтАЭ keep changing depending on what we are trying to explain away or rationalise?!
If we cannot be rewarded for the sacrifices and contributions our ancestors made to this country, then how can we be held responsible for the discrimination committed by some of our ancestors?
what type of deal they are proposing here, are women some kind of toy that you can hand over to a crying tantrum throwing child so that they can feel better about themselves!? The audacity to say this and not face any consequences
they are shameless and you hate them, the biggest slap on their face would be you not attending the concert girl! Save your money why waste it on them!
"Suppose X Yadav committed a crime, then why should Y Yadav suffer?"
So, Some x Brahmin committed a crime that too 3000 years ago (although you have never produced a primery document about the crime but still), then why should Brahmins suffer now?
50% seats are reserved for the general pool, while SC/ST/OBC reserved seats are, in many instances, not fully filled in higher education, and several sectors remain outside the reservation framework. If the argument is that reservation deprives the general pool of opportunities and therefore impedes merit and innovation, a more fundamental question arises: how many major scientific, technological and industrial innovations has this supposedly privileged 50% produced? Why does India continue to depend heavily on China, Japan, Europe and America for so many technologies, products and critical innovations? If the 50% occupying the general pool had exclusive access to merit-based opportunities for generations, why has that alleged advantage not translated into technological independence and innovation on a scale comparable with the major industrial powers?
ЁЯСЗthats why education and merit is important,uncle wrote full paragraph in english but full of false substance,these people don't know even basics of how reservation on seats actually work and here they are ready to distribute their"gyaan".Call them out get slaped withst/sc actЁЯдб
50% seats are reserved for the general pool, while SC/ST/OBC reserved seats are, in many instances, not fully filled in higher education, and several sectors remain outside the reservation framework. If the argument is that reservation deprives the general pool of opportunities and therefore impedes merit and innovation, a more fundamental question arises: how many major scientific, technological and industrial innovations has this supposedly privileged 50% produced? Why does India continue to depend heavily on China, Japan, Europe and America for so many technologies, products and critical innovations? If the 50% occupying the general pool had exclusive access to merit-based opportunities for generations, why has that alleged advantage not translated into technological independence and innovation on a scale comparable with the major industrial powers?
The people who were arrogantly proclaiming, "Reservation will continue forever," suddenly seem rattled by the Reservation Hatao Andolan.
The fake "SC/ST Act" filed against Ajeet Bharti is enough proof that Bhim Army is shaking, as they can see their monopoly over Reservations disappearing soon.
Yeh Darr Achha Hai!
Since last night, people have been sharing so many disturbing videos from Jantar Mantar, but they are being suppressed by both Meta and X.
Absolutely shameful @DelhiPolice
If a Pakistani loves Pakistan - Deshbhakt
If an Indian loves India - AndhBhakt
If Muslims follow islam - Religious
If Hindus follow Sanatan - AndhBhakt
Muslims support a Party- His Right
Hindus support a Party - AndhBhakt
99% of Hindu households don't have the Manusmriti.
99% of Hindus have never read it.
Yet Rahul Gandhi and his gang continuously talk about the Manusmriti.
You know why?
That book is just an excuse to target Hinduism and abuse Brahmins...
If you reject Hinduism, be honest enough to stand by that position. But demanding the right to become "priests"in Hindu temples while denying the very faith those temples represent is a glaring contradiction. You cannot have it both ways.