Shocking development, 🇮🇳INDIA just dropped a Nuclear Bomb on 🇨🇳China’s RARE EARTH EMPIRE !
🇨🇳China: “India, you’re finished! We own 94% of rare earth magnets. One ban and your EVs are DEAD!
🇮🇳India: “Wrong! Our tiny $5M startup just invented a crazy motor with ZERO rare earths! Pure software magic!
🇨🇳China: “Lies! Every big company failed for 10 years!”
🇮🇳India: “We got the patent! Prototypes running hot, car makers testing it RIGHT NOW, shipping THIS YEAR!
🇨🇳China: “Impossible… you can’t beat us!”
🇮🇳India: “Too late! Your monopoly is DEAD.
Context: Indian startup secured a patent for a rare earth-free electric motor platform that replaces permanent magnets with software-controlled magnetic fields.
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A 2500-year-old Hindu scripture describes a nuclear weapon.
The CEO of Perplexity told Joe Rogan the whole story.
Then he spent 2.5 hours revealing how AI will collapse the world you know.
If I want to survive the next 10 years, I would do these 9 things he said:
🚨🇮🇳🇺🇸 Indian student shot dead in US in 'fake' pizza delivery trap
Anshul Kuncha was lured to an isolated spot via a fake order. Attackers opened fire and shot him multiple times before fleeing.
Relatives say it was a planned hit — delivery sent to a vacant address.
A letter for every Hindu American mother.
She didn’t pack much.
Maybe a small murti of Ganesha wrapped carefully in the folds of a sari. A handwritten copy of the Hanuman Chalisa. A few photos of her parents and siblings.
And yet — she carried everything.
She carried the festivals, prayers, stories, and values. She carried the smell of incense and the sound of bhajans through an apartment in a new city, and Diwali into suburban houses that had never known the glow of a diya. And she carried the faith that her children would one day know their roots.
For many of us, that woman was our mother. For others, it was a grandmother, a great-grandmother, or an ancestor whose name we speak with reverence. And for others still, it is a woman who came to Hindu Dharma not through birth, but through calling — who chose this path and carried it forward with just as much love and devotion.
They made sure we knew every word of the aarti. They cooked prasad in kitchens far from the land where the recipes were born.
They taught us that being Hindu and American were never in conflict.
We could be both, fully and proudly. Our ancient traditions were NOT a burden to hide, but a gift to share. And the values passed down through thousands of years — dharma, seva, ahimsa — are very much needed today.
This Mother’s Day, the Hindu American Foundation pauses to say:
Thank you to every Hindu American mother who carried a civilization in her heart. Who held her culture close when it would have been easier to let it go. Who made sure the next generation could stand in their faith with confidence and pride.
You are the original builders of our community. The first teachers. The quiet architects of everything we are.
Today, we celebrate you — with the full depth of gratitude you have always deserved.
Happy Mother’s Day.
Written by Krishna Jarmavala, Associate Director of Digital Marketing
Because my timeline is filled with absolute rush of spiritual nonsense claiming the video of a flare from a parachute is an Angel.
I have tried to help people by crudely and quickly overlaying a skydiver.
I rushed this and put no thought into it, like everyone else did.
Major religions like Hinduism—the world’s third-largest faith—are excluded from human-rights discourse, international bodies and religious-freedom monitoring organizations. This asymmetry needs to be addressed, writes @avatans
https://t.co/PxEVYcwG5i
I don't know why this hasn't received more publicity, but this fifty-foot sculpture was unveiled recently in South Dakota.
It's called 'Dignity' and was done by artist Dale Lamphere to honor the women of the Sioux Nation.