Indian nationalism/patriotism is civilizational, multicolored, multilingual, multi-dharma/religions, multicultural, gender equal Shiv/Shakti, respects LGBTQ. It is decolonization movement which is defensive against bigotry, breaking India. Unites Truth Seeker
Today, the multi-billion dollar fintech startups of India brag about "Buy Now, Pay Later" as if they invented fire. But 7 decades ago, a penniless orphan who spent his nights sleeping on empty gunny bags used a revolutionary currency to build India's retail empire: raw trust.
In the 1940s, a 12 yr old boy named Veraputhra Gnanadraviam Rajadas Panneerdas (often known as V.G. Panneerdas) fled his drought-stricken village in Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu, with nothing but ₹25 in his pocket. He arrived in Madras starving, homeless & desperate. He took the 1st job he could find, cleaning dishes & sweeping floors at a local ration shop in Saidapet. He worked like a machine by day & slept on jute bags on the floor by night.
By 1954, through sheer grit & skipping meals, he saved enough to set up a tiny tea stall, alongside vending newspapers door to door with his brother. A yr later, he opened a tiny, cramped shop selling alarm clocks, wall clocks & wristwatches.
But Paneerdas quickly hit a massive wall.
In 1950s India, luxury items like a simple watch/a bicycle/a radio were strictly for the elite. The working class Indian: the handcart pullers, the tea sellers, the low-wage clerks could only stare at the shop windows with longing. They could never afford to buy them upfront.
Paneerdas did not see customers w/o money; he saw humans with dignity. He made a move that his competitors called commercial suicide.
He walked out to a roadside cart puller, handed him a shiny new wristwatch & said: "Take it home today. Pay me just 1 rupee every week."
The concept was "Hire Purchase"... the grandfather of the modern Equated Monthly Installment (EMI). There were no credit scores, no digital bank verification & no collaterals. There was only a signature/a thumbprint in a small ledger notebook. People told Paneerdas he would be robbed blind & end up back on the streets.
Instead, a miracle happened. The poor of Madras proved to be the most honest paymasters in history. Defying all traditional banking logic, the default rate was virtually zero. The working class valued their honor & their newly acquired lifestyle too much to break Paneerdas’s trust.
Word spread like wildfire. The lines outside his shop grew so long they blocked the streets. Paneerdas rapidly expanded from clocks to bicycles, then to sewing machines & eventually to heavy home appliances, building a massive 3 story mega showroom under the legendary banner: VGP.
He single-handedly democratized the Indian dream. Decades before banks began giving loans to the middle class, VGP made it possible for an ordinary clerk to bring home a refrigerator/an electric fan. Later, he took the exact same philosophy into real estate, buying up vast tracts of land & offering affordable housing plots to the common man under his signature tagline: "Take possession now, pay later."
He started his life with absolutely nothing to his name, but before he left the world, V. G. Paneerdas had given millions of ordinary, struggling Indians the wealth of dignity & the power to own their own future, 1 rupee at a time.
Ramu Kaka wasn’t just a name, it was Bollywood’s quiet way of reducing Bhagavan Rama to a dhoti-clad servant. 😡
There were several movies, Khoon Bhari Maang, Amar Deep, Sholay, Deewar, Patanga and many more, that featured the same character: Ramu Kaka.
An elderly, dhoti-clad family servant. Loyal. Often the emotional anchor of the household. Always named Ramu.
Why this name? Why repeatedly link the most revered name in our civilization with a servile, stereotypical role?
It didn’t stop at names.
Bollywood repeatedly demeaned our culture, our rituals, and our deities.
In this scene 👇🏽, Rajesh Khanna arrives with two large bottles of liquor on Diwali. He casually asks a woman to hold them, but stops his Muslim driver from doing so, saying alcohol is haram in Islam.
A small scene, but it reflects how even popular films didn't mind crossing lines with Hinduism but preserved the boundaries of Islam.
This was the pill Bollywood gave us in the name of Secularism.
WTF was that?
"Mr. Judicial Servant, I order you to order the registration of FIR against ACP Vikas Nagar, Lucknow and Duplex Technology..."- Petitioner Prabal Pratap 'Orders' MiLords😳
Full On Drama in Supreme Court.
Why do different ecosystems support terrorist Umar Khalid?
Here is the reason:
▪️Urban Naxals: Khalid was part of the DSU in JNU, a far-left student group. He was also actively involved with networks linked to the Bhima Koregaon conspiracy. Because of this, India's entire leftist ecosystem stands rock-solid behind him.
▪️The Muslim Establishment: He is the son of Syed Qasim Rasool Ilyas, a founding member of SIMI (which later evolved into the PFI). Because his father sits on the Central Advisory Council of Jamaat-e-Islami Hind and the AIMPLB Executive Committee, he wields massive influence among Indian Muslims.
▪️Pakistan: Pakistan backs terrorist Khalid because his rhetoric echoes their propaganda on Kashmir. He supported Afzal Guru and Maqbool Bhat, and chanted the slogan "Bharat tere tukde honge", which aligns directly with Pakistan's long-term mission to divide India.
▪️Global Soros Network: To international actors, Khalid is a tool to defame India. They do not care about him personally; they simply use his case to promote the narrative that "minorities are persecuted in India.
Conclusion:
Ultimately, the interests of multiple anti-India factions converge on this single individual, which explains why the collective voice demanding his release remains so loud and highly organized.
Have you noticed one thing?
BJP supporters love KPS Gill, even though Congress appointed him
But most Congress supporters are full of anger towards Ajit Doval.
What does it tell you...
“The Indians have a similar practice of drowning themselves and many of them do so in the river Ganges... When one of them comes to drown himself he says to those present with him, ‘Do not think that I drown myself for any worldly reason or through penury; my purpose is solely to seek approach to Kusay,’ Kusay being the name of God in their language.”
-- Ibn-Battuta on religious suicide in the Ganga river (14th century)
Clip 1: Moroccan Muslim immigrants attack French police.
Clip 2: Moroccan Muslim immigrants attack British police.
Reason: France 2, Morocco 0. Here's my prediction - one day every one of these jehadis will be forcibly deported. Oil and water do not mix. Jehadis cannot coexist with others. Ideologies born in the desert do not belong in Europe. Europeans will revert to their original (and beautiful) Gods and Goddesses - Thor, Mars, Odin, Zeus, Athena, Freyja.
Saaras is purpose-built electric mobility for controlled movement across large workspaces, managed environments and walking-only spaces.
Indian engineering. MSME built. Women-led manufacturing teams.
Made by Indians. Made for India. Made in India.
Proof in motion.
'Grow more, dream more' - it is insane how a boy selling tea on a railway station in small town of rural Gujarat has become the biggest brand ambassador of India today. He has not just said what he said, he has lived it by example.
And he rightly said, 'doodh Australia ka aata hai, lekin chai Bharat jaisi banti hai' - you can take an Indian out of India but can never take India out of an Indian.
When Modi says India wants to be in the top 3 economies as soon as we could, I, for a fact, know we will do it.
India's time is now.
Mohsin Qureshi used AI to edit pictures and showed himself as the boss of Ahmedabad Police.
Moments later, the real police caught him and he started apologising with folded ears.
🇬🇧 Rewriting History: @ShashiTharoor Exposes The Myth That 🇮🇳 'Gifted' The Kohinoor To The British
The diamond was surrendered under coercion, along with myriad other artefacts, he tells RT India Head Of News @runjhunsharmas.
They even stole the word "loot," he adds, as the word has Hindi origins, not Anglo-Saxon.