Why does the opposition ecosystem think that in a civil-war-type situation (which they're trying to incite), only their people will be on the streets and no BJP supporters will come out?
Trust me, if it ever happens, they'll be the ones who regret it.
They're fools if they think India is Nepal or Bangladesh. BJP supporters and common people are sitting relaxed only because they care about the country, and the situation is under control.
The day they realise their presence is needed, the streets will turn saffron.
Be careful what you wish for!
This man was having an argument on Facebook.
Some Muslim online insulted his Hindu god, so he, in turn, insulted Prophet Muhammad.
That user screenshot his comment, reported him to the authorities, got him arrested, and now he's set to be executed.
Muslim countries are nuts.
A dog used to follow pilgrims to a Hindu religious site in Sri Lanka, and videos of it were shared warmly in Sri Lankan Hindu circles.
In late June, offended by the videos, a Muslim man went to the pilgrimage site, located the dog, kicked it, and uploaded the video, sparking outrage. During one such argument, a Sri Lankan Muslim wrote a derogatory post against the Hindu deity.
Anojan Sivarasa, a Sri Lankan Hindu working as a laborer in Saudi Arabia, didn't like the comment and responded with a reply that was allegedly derogatory to the Prophet.
Anojan's well-wisher immediately warned him. He took down the comment and issued a video apology within five minutes in which he said he was responding to an insult to his faith. However, it was too late. Anojan's fellow Sri Lankan Muslims had already taken a screenshot and emailed it to his employer in Saudi Arabia. His employer promptly reported it to the authorities, who arrested Anojan and put him on trial. He has been sentenced to death.
Saudi Arabia rarely reverses a decision once it has made one, but there should be global outrage over this. Blasphemy laws or whatever, the man was only responding to an insult to his faith, deleted the comment, and issued an apology within minutes, yet he will still have to pay with his life while those who provoked him are rejoicing in Sri Lanka. This is unacceptable. Anyone calling themselves a free speech supporter and not opposing this is a hypocrite of the highest order.
He is Anojan Sivarasa, a Sri Lankan Hindu working in Saudi Arabia, sentenced to death.
His “crime”? Responding to a derogatory remark about his faith in the same language. He deleted the comment and apologised within minutes, yet faces a blasphemy charge and may be hanged soon.
This is how the law works in an Islamic nation.
Meanwhile, in India, communists and Islamists routinely abuse Hindu gods, yet nobody seems to care. If anyone is called out for it, they play the victim card, and Hinduism is ultimately declared guilty of intolerance by the same Islamic ecosystem.
The irony? On “freedom of speech,” “democracy,” and similar global rankings, India ranks below countries like these.
My salute to the Indian pilot Captain Smit Machchhar for his extraordinary bravery.
Despite being stabbed and seriously injured, he fought back, resisted, opened the cockpit door, and enabled passengers and crew to overpower the attacker — preventing a catastrophic mid-air disaster.
He saved the lives of 174 people, including Israeli citizens and other nationals.
I wish Captain Machchhar a speedy and full recovery.
He is a true hero.
I am sure of one thing.
If the plane had crashed, BBC & NYT would have blamed the Indian pilot.
And sadly, a large number of Indian liberals too.
In fact, this is almost a Tukaram Omble moment.
Had Tukaram Omble not captured Kasab, ecosystem would have blamed 26/11 on RSS.
Captain Smit Machchhar has shown the world the highest form of courage.
Without fearing for his own life, he fought valiantly and prevented another 9/11 like attack from happening.
140 crore Indians salute Captain Smit and are praying for his well-being.
Now that the video is out that showed unfortunately Sahil was cheating, TEAM BHARAT demands that there should be an unconditional apology to IIT BOMBAY professor Dr Doolla, he must immediately be reinstated, the SC-ST act case should be withdrawn & a compensation must be given . At the same time we must help Sahil's family and have empathy for the parents.
@ogteambharat@Nidhzee@FactswithDinesh@neha_laldas@nachiket1982@Shankyram2
It's time for India to decide if it needs an educated professor like Suryanarayana Doolla or illiterate cheaters who want to ruin India beyond repair...
Mumbai IIT Prof Suryanarayana Doolla who faces arrest under SC/ST Act after catching a downtrodden student for allegedly copying in exam... doesn't deserve sympathy.
Look at his Bio & realise how he "deserves" arrest.
👉Qualifications:
-Professor at IIT Bombay (Energy Science & Engineering Dept), working in power electronics and power systems.
-B.Tech in Electrical Engineering
-M.Tech in Energy Systems Engineering, IIT Bombay
-Ph.D. in Power Systems, IIT Delhi
👉Earlier roles:
Machine 2 Machine, Hyderabad (2006–2008) and Power Research and Development Consultants, Bangalore (2009), before joining IIT Bombay.
👉Admin responsibilities at IIT Bombay:
-Dean (Student Affairs), March 2023 – present
-Organizing Chairman, JEE (Advanced) 2022
-Organizing Chairman, CEED / UCEED 2021
-Vice Chairman [JEE (Advanced), UCEED, CEED], 2020–2021
-Vice Chairman [UCEED, CEED], 2020–2021
👉Honors and awards:
-Prof. S. P. Sukhatme Excellence in Teaching Award, September 2021, IIT Bombay
-Best Paper Award, IEEE TPEC 2021, USA
-Outstanding Editor, 2019, 2018 and 2017, ITEES, Wiley
-Best Associate Editor, 2018, IEEE JESTPE
-Third Paper Prize Award, 2017 IEEE IAS Annual Meeting, Cincinnati, USA
-Bhaskara Advanced Solar Energy Fellowship, 2017
-Excellence in Teaching Award, 2017, DESE, IIT Bombay
-Visiting Faculty, 2016, Linnaeus-Palme International Exchange Program
-Young Faculty Award, 2009, IIT Bombay
👉Research interests
-Smart grids / microgrids
-Active distribution networks
-Converter topologies and control
-Grid integration of distributed energy resources
-Real-time simulation and emulation -Protection in inverter-based active distribution networks
Ab batao, isn't he just a criminal minded person who has all the time world to throw casteist slurs at an "innocent" student?
Anyway, Prof Suryanarayana has now resigned.
I'm sure Indian education system is on very correct path. Just a few few more reforms like "Right to Copy" are needed. I'm sure Govt will do that too in students' interest.
We have reached a dangerous point for India’s education system.
A professor stopping a student from cheating is being treated as caste discrimination and he is being booked under the SC/ST Act.
The downfall is already here!