I have compiled multiple clips from a programme on Subramanian Swamy's YouTube channel featuring Gitanjali Angmo — co-founder of the Himalayan Institute of Alternatives, Ladakh. In it, she calls for removing "secular" from the Constitution, wants Sanskrit as the national language, endorses the Ram Mandir and a "Hindu Rashtra" and rejects the Aryan Invasion Theory.
She fought for 8 years against sugar rich drinks falsely marketed as ORS!
Kudos to Dr. Sivaranjani Santosh, a braveheart paediatrician from Hyderabad.👏🫡
Der aaye, Durust aaye! A proposed (and welcome) 2 slab GST from Diwali with an 18% cap is now being projected as a ‘Double Diwali’ ‘gift’ from the Modi govt to the nation. When a certain @RahulGandhi called for it in 2016, he was typically lampooned. Now, expect ‘Thank you Modiji’ messages across media and industry associations! Headline management is truly an art form!
(and are pleased and satisfied with the life of this world) instead of the hereafter; they are content with it and have made it their ultimate goal and aspiration, so they strive for it and focus on its pleasures and desires, regardless of how they attain them, and whatever opportunities they come across, they rush to seize them, and they focus their thoughts, intentions, ideas and deeds on attaining that.
It is as if they were created to remain in this world forever, and as if it were not a temporary realm from which they take provision that will help them to reach the eternal realm to which they, the first and the last of them, will travel and to attain the delights and pleasures for which people should strive hard.
(and are heedless to Our signs) so they do not benefit from the verses of the Qur’an or the signs in the universe or in their own selves. Turning away from evidence implies turning away from and neglecting that to which it points
— Tafsir as Sa’idi of 10:7 Surah Yunus
To answer this question asked by some: Yes, there is something to miss, and I miss it. I miss the times when peace wasn’t a rare commodity. I was in class 4 then. The day after Modi came to power, two of my classmates argued about religion. DB (a Hindu) smugly told SB (a Muslim): “How can you do dharam? You’re a Muslim. Muslims are bad. I’m happy Modi has come.” SB, a 9-year-old, couldn’t even muster a response.
That was just the beginning. Over time, such conversations grew louder and nastier. One of our teachers told us about a class 3 girl saying, “I shudder to think I breathe the same air as non-vegetarians.” Imagine being so brainwashed before even learning algebra.
So yes, I have memories, ones I wish I didn’t. In 2013, I was 8. In 2014, I was 9. That argument didn’t happen in 2013. Why? Because 2013 was UPA. That’s how a change in government seeps into playgrounds and classrooms, turning innocence into prejudice. Kids are curious, they observe everything, and such poison sticks. I miss a time when kids weren’t parroting hate they heard at home or on TV. However my friends did post 2014.
I didn’t grow politically conscious out of ambition, it was out of necessity. Injustices were everywhere: mob lynching, communal polarization, Judge Loya’s mysterious death, Asifa’s gang rape justifications. Yes, justifications. I entered politics in 2018 because staying silent wasn’t an option anymore.
And here’s another thing I miss. We used to have school assemblies about Unity in Diversity, how God has no religion, how secularism means tolerance. I was just 9, but guess what? Even I could understand that message. Today, schools wouldn’t dare do something so bold. Why? Fear of trolling. Imagine living in a world where teaching kids to coexist makes you a target.
After 2015, those assemblies stopped. The last one was in 2019, a quiet protest against CAA-NRC. And now? Muslim kids as young as 6 are told to “Go back to Pakistan,” mocked for eating biryani, and bullied by classmates. That didn’t happen in my school days. You know why? Because back then, being secular wasn’t a crime.
I miss that fraternity. I thank my stars I didn’t have to witness today’s hate-soaked playgrounds. You won’t understand this you can’t. You’ve traded humanity for bigotry, and it shows.
Few 'uncomfortable' facts
- Arman Malik is hiindu. His real name is Sandeep Malik
- He belongs to a 'special caste' - the 'Upper' caste, just like you, Ms Bharadwaj
- If you thought you could make Muslims feel guilty /ashamed that our religion permits polygamy, you are sadly mistaken. We are absolutely proud if it
Anyday better being someone's legally wedded second wife than being a mistress. There's more financial and emotional security. And certainly more respect. From self and others.
- Statistics reveal that the rate of polygamy is almost the same among muslims as it is in other communities, while wife abondoning is much less among muslims.
lslam only 'permits' polygamy. Does not encourage it.
Have you ever seen my photo with Ambani, Understand the difference, am yours.
— Rahul Gandhi Ji
This video is going viral in WhatsApp groups in Maharashtra.
Ask politicians to stop talking about religion, I guarantee, I will stop talking about politics.
- Epic from Shankaracharya Swami Avimukteshwaranand. 😂🔥