Opinionated debator. naval wife. views centre right not ‘wrong’ right,no left tho, right is right n wrong is wrong.who ever it maybe. nation above all.
A small personal confession: I rarely wear my politics on my sleeve in the corporate world. Everyone is entitled to their choices. But if I find someone who unquestioningly follows Rahul Gandhi, I take it as a signal of low IQ and maintain my distance!
It’s a personal filter♨️
Sharing this excerpt from a whatsapp message because it is important 🙏
Gen Z or anyone else who goes for a holiday to J&K, Ladakh, North East etc must know...
It is a *strategically sensitive region* where tourism exists alongside security,
*not the other way around!!*
Military convoys do not roll because some officer woke up that morning and thought,
*“Let us ruin somebody’s holiday...”*
Movements are planned.
Routes are coordinated.
Timings matter.
Logistics matter.
*The mountains are not merely a backdrop for photographs.*
Those mountains have names written into military history.
*SOLDIERS FOUGHT THERE.… MANY OF THEM PAID THE ULTIMATE PRICE*
527 soldiers gave their lives capturing the Kargil heights so that you can move there freely.
And all these 527 were also Gen Z*
And soldiers *still serve there*.
Do not stand in front of a soldier and say:
*“I PAY YOUR SALARY.”*
No - the belief that money paid to the Republic somehow places the Republic’s uniform beneath you… is totally wrong.
*IT DOESN’T.*
Paying income tax does not give you command authority over the Armed Forces.
And that certainly does not make national security subordinate to your holiday plans.
You waited few hours.
*Somebody else stood watch for months.*
You missed part of an itinerary.
*Somebody else missed birthdays, anniversaries, children growing up, and home.*
And while you eventually drove away from Kargil,
*HE STAYED.*
So no.
*You do not pay his salary.*
*You pay your taxes.*
*The soldier pays his own taxes and also pays for your security:*
*IN A CURRENCY FAR MORE EXPENSIVE THAN MONEY.*
Jai Hind Ki Sena 🇮🇳
I think this woman is beautiful & what she wears is absolutely her choice. Just that this outfit is more appropriate for a sexy date rather than celebrating a sacred bond with one's brother. After all, you wouldn't wear this on Eid or while celebrating Christmas, would you? On Valentine's Day it would be fine. You see, context matters. Occasion matters. And somewhere we seem to have lost that nuance