A pregnant woman in Maharashtra was beaten and burned alive.
The accused are three Muslim men and three Hindu women.
But no news media is covering it, and no feminists are saying anything.
A pregnant woman brutally burned alive.
Why is everyone silent?
Brahmins from the North are perhaps the last people who should be lecturing others on this subject.
When the Marathas, including Maharashtrian Brahmins, were fighting the Mughals, you chose to watch from the sidelines. And today, you suddenly invoke Maharashtrian Brahmins who played significant roles in the First War of Independence in 1857, as though their legacy somehow belongs to you.
Every Brahmin mentioned in your post is a Maharashtrian. They belonged to the intellectual and political tradition of Maharashtra shaped by Chhatrapati Shivaji, the great!
So, perhaps a little introspection and some honesty about history would be appropriate.
Since you mentioned the Holkars, let us also remember Yashwantrao Holkar, who remained one of the strongest Indian opponents of British expansion in the early 19th century. Had that fool Bajirao II supported Yashwantrao instead of pursuing his own course, the subsequent history of the Marathas and the Indian subcontinent in whole, might well have been different.
And let us not forget the Bhosales. Pratapsinh Maharaj, the last Chhatrapati of the Maratha Empire, also resisted British interference and paid a heavy price for it. Unfortunately, he did not always receive the support he needed from his own people, whether Brahmins or Marathas.
Personally, I have very little interest in caste-kanging. I sincerely hope that everyone indulging in it, including you, finds something more constructive to do that benefits society as a whole.
Grow up! History is not a trophy to be claimed merely to make another community feel small.
China is very far ahead of India.
Don't listen to anyone who denies it.
In India, majority of youth have no higher ambition than securing government jobs through reservations.
Their entire identity is quota.
"Misfortunes never come singly."
At a time when the BJP is already facing flak from urban voters over many controversial policy decisions and political high-handedness, Delhi Deputy CM Parvesh Verma slapped a man asking questions about poor road quality.
We’ll inevitably hear excuses about how the guy was an AAP plant or acting aggressively, but it doesn't matter. AAP-affiliated or not, every citizen has the right to question public officials. Secondly, as an elected representative, your duty is to exercise restraint and maintain composure, regardless of provocation, if any.
He must apologize without any ifs and buts.
IMP. NEED HELP
Yesterday during Ganpati Visarjan at Lalbaug, my iPhone 15 Pro Max was stolen, I have already filed police complaint (No. 479/2026) at Kalachowky Police Stn.
Using Apple findmy phone, I could trace phone near Khar.
@MumbaiPolice@AddCPCentralMum Please Help 🙏
In India, a monkey climbed into a liquor store and threw itself a party
The primate started drinking alcohol straight from a bottle, then lay down in the store and fell into a deep sleep.
Since Biharis are still posting Anti Maharashtra Content
Lets Compare Maharashtra & Bihar with actual Economic Factors
11 different factors
Pls. Note both states have ~13 crore population so this is Not a big vs small state comparison
The Bombay film industry was started by a Marathi "Dadasaheb Phalke". Full stop. Nobody invited outsiders to come build careers here. You all showed up on your own.
I've lived for few years in Ghatkopar, most maids in that area were Gujarati.
This data is sufficient to determine which women are likely to work as housemaids😂
So a complaint has been filed because Team Bharat dared to stand with an IIT Bombay professor?
Good. Let them file it.
Team Bharat does not exist to collect certificates from people in power, nor does it retreat because someone waves the threat of an FIR.
We have stood on the ground when it mattered. We were detained while standing up for citizens - including children - after the Satya Niketan building collapse. We fought the MDR on UPI when others were busy issuing statements from comfortable rooms. We have challenged the E20 mess and the policy establishment behind it.
And now we stand with IIT Bombay Professor Dr Doolla.
Our position is simple: a criminal complaint is not a conviction, and an allegation is not proof. Before turning a serious penal law into a weapon against a citizen, the complaint must be examined with application of mind, the actual words and facts must be established, and due process must prevail.
The answer to disagreement cannot be intimidation.
The answer to criticism cannot be an FIR.
And the answer to Team Bharat will never be: “Keep quiet or face consequences.”
We don't do intimidation.
We don't do backroom pressure.
We don't bend.
Team Bharat stands with Dr Doolla.
@OGTeamBharat@Nidhzee@FactswithDinesh@Shankyram2@AbhinayWithYou@neha_laldas@tehseenp
This is actually a rare pro-consumer regulation by IRDAI.
Confirms my theory that most of our growth is fueled by the suffering and inconvenience of the masses.