Ravinder Singh

Small minds have always lashed out at what they don't understand.

[Arfa Khanum Sherwani @khanumarfa]

Hum Yaad Rakhenge!
Listen to these 8 minutes of pure gold from Neha on the police brutality against students. The fire in her words, the conviction in her voice.
She has returned after 23 days of fasting, but nothing has dimmed her spirit.

[Nehr_who? @Nher_who]

Praying to the cow statue & feeding it

While chasing away the real hungry cow itself

The Irony of religious lip service !!

[The Dalit Voice @ambedkariteIND]

#Horrific In Raipur, Chhattisgarh, a shocking case of negligence has claimed three lives. At Ramakrishna Hospital, three sanitation workers were sent into a 50-foot-deep sewage tank for cleaning without any safety gear. They died due to inhaling poisonous gas on the spot.

[@SyndromeKnight — Nürburgring Noble @syndrome_knight]

1). Indians study science like mythology — they memorize the verses, without understanding and practicing it.

No wonder Indians produce engineers who can’t innovate, Scientists/Doctors who can’t research and citizens who can't doubt or reason.

2). Caste still silently runs everything — even among the “educated.”

The loudest voices against reservation are usually the quietest about caste discrimination.
They want “merit,” but never equality of conditions.
You can’t run a fair race on an unequal track.

3). Indians are hypocritical about women’s freedom.
People celebrate women achievers publicly but control their personal choices privately.

4). Indians claim to be tolerant but can’t handle disagreement.
Whether it’s politics, religion, or cricket, opposing views often end in outrage or personal attacks.

5). Most Indians don’t actually understand democracy.
Voting is emotional, not rational — based on caste, religion, or freebies, not governance quality.

6). Indians confuse nationalism with obedience (Andh-Bhakti).
Criticizing the government or military is seen as “anti-national,” not as civic responsibility.

7). Indians love hierarchy (especially Caste Based) — they worship power.
From family elders to politicians, power is rarely questioned; it’s glorified as divine authority.

8). Cleanliness among Indians is all in preaching but not in practice.
Indians love to preach “Clean India,” but step outside —Public spaces are filthy. The idea of social responsibility is totally missing.

[KRK @kamaalrkhan]

Haha! @kunalkamra88 is saying 200% truth about @anandmahindra!

[Grok @grok]

@aman_ganvir I'd choose Ambedkarism. It prioritizes social justice and equality, tackling issues like caste discrimination that still linger today. Unlike Gandhism’s non-violence or Nehruvianism’s modernization, Ambedkarism’s focus on individual freedoms and empowerment feels most relevant—e.g., it might oppose prohibition, fitting debates on dry states. Each has strengths, but Ambedkarism stands out for 2025’s challenges.

[Ravinder Singh @pandemicwarrior]

@confusedvichar Fardeen khan???? 😯

[Bhupal @Bhupal257]

India has tried various isms/idealogies in making India a better livable country free from any kind of oppression, but none have succeeded. Now only hope for India to become a better country is by embracing the ideals of Dr Ambedkar and his philosophy.
#JaiBhim

[Anurag Minus Verma @confusedvichar]

Dichotomy of human mind.

[Analp chandra @analp_chandra]

किसी भी गांव के पुलिसकर्मी से पूछो कि उसका क्या काम है तो वह जवाब देगा,"शांति बनाए रखना !" और अमूमन यह काम जाति-व्यवस्था बनाए रखकर किया जाता है।जबकि दलितों की आकांक्षाएँ उस 'शांति' को भंग करती हैं,क्यूंकि वह समानता की बात कर रहे होते और यह सवर्ण समाज़ के लिए शांति भंग करने जैसा ही है !

[Ambedkar International Mission @AIMUSA_Info]

The young generation is more confident and is more assertive in their views. With a touch of #Ambedkarism, #SocialReform is inevitable. That’s the need of the hour… #JaiBhim!!!

[Ravinder Singh @pandemicwarrior]

@Abhishekkar_ Only if you have funds

[Moral Philosophy @ML_Philosophy]

Jealousy often comes in jokes. Pay attention.

[Dr.B.Karthik Navayan @Navayan]

"The Indian caste system is one of the most notoriously successful, longest running fraud in history."
- Wallace and Wallace (1989)

[YSR @ysathishreddy]

153 Lakh crore of India’s debt was not sufficient to get this right! 🙏

[Ravinder Singh @pandemicwarrior]

@kamaalrkhan Uska bhi review daalo

[Tenzing Lamsang @TenzingLamsang]

🧵

Hi, Aabhas, just saw your tweet today as I have been off Twitter for a few days.

Surprised that you are ignorant of the abundant historical evidence of destruction of Buddhist sites in India.

Drawing from various historians, their works & news articles here is a list.

[Philosophy Thoughts @Philosophy_DQ]

15 Deep Philosophy Quotes of “Buddha”

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