श्रीपाद 🇮🇳

अन्वेष्टृ, पथिक, छात्र जीवनभर. loves all things. ॐ

[श्रीपाद 🇮🇳 @prabs7311]

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[OmTathSath @omtathsath]

Where are the feminists?
Where are the caste discrimination warriors?

Had this happened in a temple:
“A Dalit woman is made to sit outside the temple”. Media would have cried

“Smash Brahmanical Patriarchy.”

Slogans would have been raised.

[श्रीपाद 🇮🇳 @prabs7311]

@khanumarfa But still he is dictator right ?

[Praveen @DrPraveenwrites]

Was Erode Venkatappa Ramasamy Naicker really a social reformer? No, he was not!

Ramasamy was an anti-Hindu, anti-Brahmin thug.

He was a hypocritical, hateful and repulsive man.

He was a Misogynist.

He was a political and social spoiler.

He wanted a Nazi-style genocide of Brahmins.

He was never in favour of women’s empowerment or liberation.

He was casteist and hated Dalits.

He was a British stooge, brought in to wreck the spiritual fabric of Tamil Nadu and the unity in diversity of India, Bharat.

He was a very ordinary man whose image was blown out of proportion after the DMK formed the government in 1967.

I have written about Ramasamy in detail in my quoted article!

[श्रीपाद 🇮🇳 @prabs7311]

@Mrsinha @annamalai_k what you want to say on this video of your newfound loved hero ?

[श्रीपाद 🇮🇳 @prabs7311]

@INCIndia Why can't you reply to him on India's behalf

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

Mecca Masjid not in Mecca but in Hyderabad. Mecca Darwaza in Karnataka. Makkah Chowk in UP. Does it make any sense?

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

Before 1600, there were 87,000 functioning American temples dedicated to American Gods. They have all been destroyed by a foreign God called Jesus and invader religion called Christianity. Today there are 0 functioning American temples .

You people must the the last to talk about foreign Gods you import your bloodthirsty cult everywhere including India.

Hilarious that thugs who were 100% invaders have a problem with 1% voluntary skilled migration

[vivan. @VivanVatsa]

I was shocked when I was reading about Shri Ganesh Ji in manava grihya sutra...

Most hindus know Ganpati Ji as the one who removes obstacles 'sukh harta, dukh harta'. But did you know that in ancient sanatan ritual texts his origin is portrayed quite opposite.

Ganesh Ji, the vinayaka is not one god. They are a group of four troublesome spirits who create blockages, confusion and delay. They have to be exonerated so that a normal rite/ritual can even start. Only later do those many Vinayakas collapse into one Vinayaka. Rudra bhagwan appoints him leader of the ganas. Moral lesson was that the being who once caused the obstacle should become the one who clears it. That inversion is the real theology. Blockade and blessing were never two different powers. They were the same force just different energy.

In one another purana, mudgala purana maybe, there's an explanation that Shri Ganesha takes eight avatars, each to kill an asura within you. Vakratunda faces envy. Ekadanta faces pride. Rest face delusion, greed, anger, lust, the hunger to be seen. Demon was never outside the city. It was in your mind, within, refusing to sit still.

So the first prayer of every puja is not a greeting. It is a confession. Before you begin anything, you ask the old obstacle to change sides.

That's why we chant:

वक्रतुंडा महा-काया सूर्य-कोट्टी समाप्रभा।
निर्विघ्नं कुरुमे देवा सर्व - कार्येशु सर्वदा॥
ॐ गं गणपतये नमः

Ganpati Bappa Morya!

[Sania Ai @AiWithSania]

NETFLIX: CANCELLED.

AMAZON PRIME: CANCELLED.

HULU: CANCELLED.

No more paying every month just to find something to watch.

ChatGPT turned my laptop into a free streaming hub.

Here are the 7 prompts I used:

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

Did you know?

Manhattan is not English word. Massachusetts is not English. Alaska is not English. Connecticut is not English. Texas is not English. Minnesota is not English. Michigan is not English. Arizona is not English. Kansas is not English.

These are all native American towns/settlements. They were all brutally genocided by white invaders.

[Saumya Hemant Mishra @SaumyaHemant]

When the Manusmriti existed, Savitri chose Satyavan against her parents wishes. When the Manusmriti existed, Sita chose Rama through a swayamvara. When the Manusmriti existed, Gargi contributed to the Vedic intellectual tradition while Apala and Ghosha composed hymns in the Rig Veda. When the Manusmriti existed, Bharati, the wife of Mandana Mishra, presided over the famous shastrartha between her husband and Adi Shankaracharya and had the intellectual authority to judge the debate. Shankaracharya himself engaged in debate with Bharati and acknowledged her scholarship.

When the Manusmriti existed, women could learn, debate, compose, govern and fight.

Ahilyabai Holkar became one of India’s most admired rulers. Jijabai raised Shivaji and played a profound role in shaping the man who established Hindavi Swarajya. Rani Lakshmibai learned the art of warfare and fought the British on the battlefield. Women were also known as Brahmavadinis, women devoted to the pursuit and teaching of knowledge.

Kings were not always the sole authority in matters of governance; queens and royal women often participated in affairs of the state. When the Manusmriti existed, women such as Mirabai could choose their spiritual path and figures like Ravidas were revered across social and political hierarchies.

And when the Constitution of India was being framed, 15 women entered the Constituent Assembly without any provision of reservation including women from diverse and historically disadvantaged backgrounds.

India’s history is far more complex than the convenient claim that women had no agency, voice, intellect or power before modern constitutional reforms. Read history in its entirety before rewriting it.

#Manusmriti #IndianHistory #Women

[KV Iyyer - BHARAT 🇮🇳🇮🇱 @BanCheneProduct]

There lived a Hindu man named Ramphal in a village in Pakistan.

In the entire village, his family was the only Hindu and the rest were Muslims.

One day Ramphal's father passed away, so he went to the village Maulana and said:- Maulana Sahib!

My father has passed away,

I have to perform his last rites.

Please allow me to perform the cremation!!

Maulana said:- Look Ramphal!

This is a Muslim village.

Cremation will not be allowed here.

You can only bury it here.

Poor Ramphal was forced to give in at that time and buried his father in the village cemetery with a heavy heart.

But he did not get peace and started thinking that until the funeral pyre of his father is lit, his soul will not get peace, hence something will have to be done.

He woke up at midnight and went to the cemetery where he took his father out of the grave and laid him in the adjacent grave.

In the morning Ramphal went to Maulana and said:- Maulana Sahib!

A huge mess has happened.

The car keys are still in my father's pocket, so we will have to dig the grave once!!

The Maulana agreed and sent some men to dig the grave. When the grave was dug, Ramphal's father was missing. Everyone was astonished and wondered where the body had gone.

Then Ramphal said: Maulana Sahib,

My father had a habit of going for a walk early in the morning and he would go far while walking, so it is possible that he might have gone to some other grave??

Maulana said: - This does not happen...

Ramphal said: You don't know my father, Maulana Sahib.

They can go anywhere!!

The Maulana agreed to his request and got two or three more graves dug and then Ramphal's father was found in a woman's grave.

That grave belonged to the Maulana's wife and seeing his father lying with his wife, the Maulana became furious and shouted angrily:

Quickly take out your father and cremate him, otherwise tomorrow you will find him with someone else's wife...😀

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

70% of the freedom fighters executed by the British were Brahmins.

They sacrificed their lives for the country. But what exactly did their sacrifice achieve?

Today their children and grandchildren are discriminated against by the Government. They are labelled as "oppressors" and systematically barred from education and jobs.

Is this how a country should honor those who gave up their lives for her?

Source: The plight of Brahmins by renowned historian Meenakshi Jain @IndicMeenakshi

(PS: I have not independently verified the numbers)

[Comman Man @CommanMan777589]

The very foundation of the princely state of Pataudi was laid by the British in return for betrayal against their own people. The history of the Pataudi family, along with its conduct today, therefore compels one to question what national identity and loyalty mean to them.

From the creation of the Pataudi estate in return for assisting the East India Company during the Second Anglo-Maratha War, to supporting the Muslim League during the Partition era and advocating for Pakistan, these historical links raise questions about where their loyalties have truly remained.

Despite living in this country after Partition and gaining immense fame, wealth, and respect, when national symbols, cultural roots, and history are questioned selectively for convenience, it naturally troubles every patriot.

Saif Ali Pataudi of the same family naming his children after brutal invaders who inflicted violence upon this land and its people, including atrocities against women, or advising Indians to distance themselves from their Indian identity and culture does this not suggest that the Hindu majority is repeatedly expected to compromise its own sensitivities?

It is also a matter of serious concern and introspection when these publicly celebrated personalities view a priceless symbol of the freedom struggle such as the national song Vande Mataram solely through a narrow religious lens. Vande Mataram is not merely a collection of words or verses; it represents the fire of India’s freedom struggle and profound reverence for the motherland.

The freedom fighters who sang this song and sacrificed their lives for the nation deserve to have that legacy remembered. Reducing Vande Mataram merely to a question of religious narrowness risks disregarding the historical struggle and the sentiments of millions of Indians. The biggest question before every Indian today is whether we will continue dividing our national identity and cultural symbols into fragments, or stand together as one indivisible nation.

Celebrities and intellectuals who have achieved prominence through art, culture, and popularity must understand that their words carry considerable influence over society. Questioning national symbols can further divisive thinking.

This is not the time for appeasement of any particular section, but for placing national pride above narrow considerations.

We must seriously reflect on whether we are united in preserving our invaluable cultural heritage, or whether we will continue to ignore a mindset that questions our heritage on religious grounds.

Naam Sharmila, kaam besharmila 🤡🤡

[Eminent Intellectual @total_woke_]

18 July 1991 : FM Manmohan loads India's gold on planes and send to England to borrow money because we are broke

24 July 1991 : FM Manmohan presents his first budget, cuts fertiliser subsidy, austerity measures to save money, gives 100 crores (today 1000 cr) to Rajiv Gandhi Foundation, private trust of Sonia & Rahul Gandhi.

History will judge me kindly - Manmohan Singh

[RapperPandit @RapperPandit]

❗️Biggest Lies from History:

•Raja Ram Mohan Roy was a Hindu

•Our 1st Edu minister was a learned person

•Khilafat andolan was a Pro India Movement

•Independence was achieved on 15 Aug 1947

•Ancient India never had Engineering and Medical Tools

•There was no Prime Meridian before Greenwich

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

This place in Rainawari (Kashmir) is known as 'Batta Mazar'.

It literally means 'Graveyard of Brahmins'.

620 years ago, Muslims summoned Brahmins to this place and gave them two choices

1) Discard Janeu
2) Diε

Nobody discarded Janeu. They were all killεd. 37 kg of Janeu was collected from their dead bodies and burnt. Hence the name 'Batta Mazar'.

This is what Kashmiri Brahmins suffered in the hands of Kashmiri Muslims for 700 years.

But in the eyes of Indian state today, Kashmiri Brahmins are the 'oppressors' and Kashmiri Muslims are 'oppressed'.

It rewards Kashmiri Muslims with reservations while many exiled Kashmiri pandits still rot in tents and refugee camps.

This is India's reservation policy in a nutshell.

[vishalkumar kothari @vishalskothari]

@INCIndia Look who is talking

[OmniScope @Acidpunche]

@INCIndia The difference between chamatkar and blatkar.