Shashidar

[Nupur J Sharma @UnSubtleDesi]

For 35 years they’ve called you a dictator @narendramodi and you did nothing to own that title. You failed to deliver what they expected. But it’s time to make their dreams come true.

[Aaraadhya Saxena 🇮🇳 @ihailmyindia]

As a Hindu, why should I be ashamed for supporting BJP on religious grounds, when a sitting Christian MLA from DMK openly says “Sanatana must be eradicated” & the incoming CM sits there nodding in agreement ?

If this was said about any other religion, social media would explode with outrage. But when it comes to Hindus, people are expected to stay silent and still call it “secularism.”

How is this not hate speech?

[Karthik Reddy @bykarthikreddy]

We always believed Shashi Tharoor was one of the few sensible voices, who will not resort to communal cherrypicking. But no.

If Kerala “prioritises candidates over religious identity.”

How did IUML swept 11 out of 13 Muslim-dominated seats, especially across the Malappuram belt (Thavanur's VS Joy is nothing but an outlier because of anti-incumbency)

85% of Muslim-majority seats went to the explicitly Muslim party (IUML) with Muslim candidates.

Isn't this clear case communal consolidation?

Central Kerala’s Christian belt remained a fortress for Christian parties and candidates.

Pala, Poonjar, Thiruvalla, Changanassery, Kaduthuruthy, Puthuppally, Piravom, Muvattupuzha, Perumbavoor, Angamaly, Kothamangalam, Idukki, Erattupetta, every single one was won by Kerala Congress (Jose K Mani), Kerala Congress (Jacob), or Congress candidates with Christian names and backing.

Isn' this major community-based voting, exactly what Congress loves to call “communal” when it happens elsewhere.

In Muslim belts, the Muslim League dominates. In Christian belts, Christian parties dominate.

And yet Tharoor wants us to celebrate three exceptions or outliers as the “real Kerala story.”

Uncomfortable truth is Kerala’s minorities vote communally with high discipline.

Also, the much-touted “secular” UDF alliance is, in reality, an alliance built on that communal arithmetic, IUML in Muslim areas, Kerala Congress factions in Christian areas, and Congress as the convenient umbrella.

The so-called “Hindu vote” is the only one that gets fragmented and is expected to accommodate everyone else.

Cherry-picking three feel-good outliers will not erase the pattern.

[Dr Poornima 🇮🇳 @PoornimaNimo]

A young boy in Gujarat lost his father when he was just 5 years old. His mother raised him alone in Ahmedabad, struggling to make ends meet.
As a young boy, he had only one pair of shoes and a single T shirt. He washed the T Shirt every night, so he could wear it again the next day.
With no fancy facilities, he taught himself to bowl on the streets of Ahmedabad, developing the characteristic slingy action the world now recognizes instantly.

In 2012, a video of his bowling caught the eye of John Wright, who was then working as a talent scout and coach for the Mumbai Indians, and he was called for trials.
In 2013, he was picked by Mumbai Indians in the IPL. A skinny young fast bowler with a strange action… but incredible talent.
During the early years of the player's IPL career with the Mumbai Indians, Mitchell Johnson noticed his unusual bowling action and raw pace during practice.

Johnson, who used ASICS shoes himself, gifted the player a pair of ASICS bowling shoes.
His first pair of high quality shoes.
Years later, the same boy who once struggled to afford shoes became a global ambassador for ASICS.

From IPL newcomer to India’s strike bowler, he went on to take 400+ international wickets and become one of the most feared fast bowlers in the world.
And today, that boy from Ahmedabad stands tall as a T20 World Cup 2026 champion for India.

The World knows him as Jasprit Bumrah.🔥🔥🔥

[Jasprit Bumrah @Jaspritbumrah93]

India. Home. World Champions. 🇮🇳🏆

Couldn’t have imagined this any better even if I tried. From dreaming about playing for India in this city to creating history here, it’s been a blessed ride.
Grateful for this team, the support, the fans, and this moment.

[محمد بن زايد @MohamedBinZayed]

To all those who call the UAE home and guests in our beloved nation.

The UAE places its security and the protection of all citizens, residents, and visitors at the very top of its priorities. With God’s grace, the UAE is fully prepared to confront these threats.

I extend my deepest appreciation to our brave armed forces, our committed security services, and all national institutions and teams working tirelessly to keep our country safe. They represent the highest standards of readiness and cooperation. We are truly proud of them.

I would also like to underscore my sincere gratitude for the awareness shown by our community of Emiratis and our resident brothers and sisters, partners in this nation, who have expressed their genuine love and loyalty to the UAE through both words and actions. In the UAE, everyone is Emirati through their love for this land and their contributions to it.

May God have mercy on the victims and grant the injured a speedy recovery. With God’s blessing, the UAE—the land of Zayed—will remain strong in its unity, steadfast in defending its sovereignty, and steadily advancing towards the future.

[Khalid Baig @KhalidBaig85]

Once again @khanumarfa displays intellectual dishonesty. Much to our misfortune, she is a journalist from India, who sees herself only and only as a Muslim Journalist in Modi's Fascist India. Yet in this India, she day in and out practices her freedom of speech. She has now for decades called a 3 time democratically elected Prime Minister,a fascist, a communal bigot and has teamed up with every ideological and political opponent of Modi. She proudly preaches Muslim Victimhood in India, a passionate worldview which makes her an ideological ally of Hafiz Syed, whose entire terror empire rests on this message to his thousands of cadres, which is that Indian Muslims are being victimized by the Hindu majority. These are the levels to which Arfa lives her freedoms in India.

In this, she interpolates her abuse of freedom to the heroic protests by Iranian women, who are up against a real fascist regime, unlike the delusional one Arfa believes in vis a vis Modi and India's democracy.

She also brings in Palestine and Afghanistan, in a failed effort to bring in some sort of moral neutrality and mixes multiple issues, hence doing a pathetic monkey balancing, which will make her reader base extremely happy and who are those followers, the one's who passionately believe in Muslim Victimhood and somehow think that their worldview is different from terror groups whose basic edifice of motivation rests on the same principle, that Muslims are being Victimized across the globe and hence they need to do something for their Ummah.

[Sonam Mahajan @AsYouNotWish]

Prominent Indian Islamic scholar and religious leader Maulana Sajid Rashidi says out loud what Indian Islamists usually imply quietly.

He openly admits that what is happening to Hindus in Bangladesh does not concern him because it is happening in Bangladesh. Hindus are being hunted and hacked to death by Islamist mobs chanting Allahu Akbar, yet an Islamic cleric living in India says he feels nothing. No outrage. No condemnation. Not even basic human concern.

When asked about the brutal killing of Dipu Chandra Das, a Hindu man lynched in Bangladesh in full public view over false accusations of blasphemy, Rashidi says something even more revealing. He repeats the false blasphemy claim, effectively justifying the murder.

After Das, another Hindu, Amrit Mondal, was also hacked to death by Islamist mobs in Bangladesh. On this too, there is no condemnation.

Then comes the real exposé.

When the anchor asks why he is not indifferent to Gaza, Rashidi suddenly discovers humanity. He says he cares about Palestine because of humanity.

So let us be clear. Humanity applies to Muslims in Gaza, but it does not apply to Hindus in Bangladesh. This is the moral universe of Indian Muslims.

He further claims that mobs killing Hindus while chanting Allahu Akbar are not Muslims. But when asked what religion they belong to, he has no answer. This is another standard Islamist trick. Claim moral distance from violence while defending the ideology that produces it. If they chant Islamic slogans, target non-Muslims, invoke blasphemy, and enforce Sharia through mobs, then pretending they are not Muslims is intellectual fraud.

What makes this more dangerous is that Rashidi is not speaking from Bangladesh or Pakistan. This man lives in India, under Indian law, enjoying Indian freedoms, while dehumanising Hindu victims and justifying Islamist lynching across the border.

This is not ignorance. This is ideological clarity.

Today he excuses killings in Bangladesh. Tomorrow he will excuse the same here. The mindset is already in place. Only geography changes. In fact, the killers in Bangladesh are also subcontinental Muslims. Same civilisational space. Same ethnic stock. Same ideological pipeline as Maulana Rashidi. Yet he draws a hard border around his conscience when Hindus are slaughtered next door by his people, while emotionally aligning with Muslims of a different ethnicity thousands of kilometres away.

If the Indian state continues to tolerate Islamic clerics who openly justify Islamist violence and dehumanise Hindus, then we are walking straight into the conditions we see in Pakistan and Bangladesh. This is how societies rot. Not overnight. But through silence, excuses, and moral cowardice.

Maulana Sajid Rashidi is not an outlier. He is a symptom. And unless the Indian state grows a spine and treats such clerics as a civilisational threat rather than a protected vote bank, the consequences are inevitable.

Watch the video. Listen to his words. Do it on repeat.

[Nandini @NBDwrites]

People who read, write, and speak English often seem to flounder, mostly deliberately and confuse (or rather, obfuscate) the distinction between a terrorist and an assassin.

Ajmal Kasab was a terrorist.
Nathuram Godse was an assassin.

Kasab’s mission was indiscriminate slaughter. To kill anybody and everybody with his AK-47. The more the better.

He fired randomly into crowds and took aim at individuals alike, his purpose being to create chaos, mayhem, and death.

Godse’s mission was singular - to eliminate Gandhi, and Gandhi alone.

Everything we have seen, experienced, and studied about jihadi terror tells us that it is guided solely by religion.

Blood is spilt in the name of Allah, and those who perpetrate it believe they do so with divine sanction.

That was not the case with Godse. He assassinated Gandhi for what he believed was a political and moral cause.

Crucially, he neither ran nor hid. He surrendered, fully aware that under the law he had murdered a man and would face trial and punishment.

To repeatedly dredge up a single 77 year-old incident to equate it with the global scourge of jihadi terror, that the world continues to endure in its most brutal forms only exposes the weakness of the argument, the strength of the victimhood narrative, and the evil of the ideology that sustains it.

[Sadhguru @SadhguruJV]

A Deity is a living Divine entity. It is only when a Deity is managed, rituals are conducted, and all other requirements are fulfilled by those who are deeply devoted to the Deity, that a temple becomes an abode of vibrance and transformation. I beseech the Prime Minister of India and all the members of Parliament to correct the anomaly of apartheid against the Hindu community in Bharat. This is not a favour but the fulfillment of fundamental rights as enshrined in our Constitution. Jai Hind. -Sg @narendramodi @PMOIndia @AmitShah @rashtrapatibhvn https://t.co/nwtvIRv7Ve

[Shefali Vaidya. 🇮🇳 @ShefVaidya]

Why should one citizen of Bharat call another ‘My Lord’ even after 78 years of Independence?

Why should one Indian citizen ‘submit his prayer’ to another Indian citizen just because the latter happens to wear a black robe and sit on a higher bench?

Is a judge God to listen to prayers? Isn’t ‘Your Honour’ dignified enough to address a judge?

We’ve changed so many things in Bharat over the last 11 years, symbols, laws, systems, mindsets. Isn’t it time we shed this last vestige of pathetic colonial servility in our judicial language as well?

Our judges, including Justice Gavai often sermonise about equality and social justice at every possible opportunity, from every available podium. How about practising what they preach in their own courtrooms?

Has even a single judge in Bharat spoken out about this relic of mental servility and colonisation that still lingers in our courts?

If you agree to this sentiment, please RT.

#NoColonialHangover #WeNeedJudicialReform #BharatFirst

Cc @arjunrammeghwal @narendramodi @AmitShah

[Comman Man @CommanMan777589]

Who is this guy! Just too good!

Hindu’s are not born to always die! Hume hathiyaar do pata chalega!

Ekdum jabardast bhai ko salute!

[Nityānanda Miśra (मिश्रोपाख्यो नित्यानन्दः) @MisraNityanand]

Attack on Chief Justice: ❌
Insult of Chief Justice: ✅

Has angered every Indian: ❌
Has amused many Indians: ✅

Reprehensible act: ❌
Disrespectful act: ✅

Dear Prime Minister,

(1) It was not an ‘attack’, but an ‘insult’. Even the BBC knows this: “throwing a shoe at someone in public is seen as an act of disrespect and humiliation in India and many other countries”. While I do not support or condone the act, calling an ‘insulting act’ an ‘attack’ is hardly appropriate. An attack is a violent act, intended to cause hurt or physical harm to somebody. This was a non-violent act intended to insult the Chief Justice.

(2) You do not speak for every Indian, so please stop pretending to. Statements like “has angered every Indian” are meaningless. Going by reactions on social media, many Indians are amused that finally, the men used to hearing ‘My Lord’ and ‘Your Honour’ are finally being made to realise that they are accountable humans and not divine arbiters of justice. They are not above criticism and insult. As for me, I am neither angry nor amused. I am indifferent as to me, the incident is as insignificant as the 2009 incident of the journalist Jarnail Singh hurling a shoe at Home Minister P Chidambaram in a press conference.

(3) Again, the act was disrespectful, but not reprehensible. The Chief Justice openly mocked the deities of the majority community which was unnecessary, unbecoming, inappropriate, and disrespectful. Had anybody he similarly mocked the deity of the largest minority, something really reprehensible might have happened by now and the very same liberals who are rallying behind him would have been calling for his impeachment.

Why are you kowtowing to the judiciary, the most inefficient branch of the Government of India today with a pendency of more than 5.3 crore cases? You should have spoken with the Chief Justice when he made the unwelcome remarks about Hindu deities and asked him to be more careful in the future. Remember, it is the voters of the country and not the judges of the judiciary who elected you. Please get your priorities right.

[Baba Banaras™ @RealBababanaras]

#IndVsPak #IndVPak

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[Adv Deepika Sharma @DeepikaSharmaa_]

Who Judges the Judges:
CJI B.R. Gavai shirks Accountability for his Blasphemous & Profane Remarks against Bhagwan Vishnu

“I respect all religions” says the CJI BR Gavai and that “this happened on social media”.

First of all sir, you did not disrespect ANY OTHER RELIGION. YOU DISRESPECTED HINDU DHARMA.

You sir, made a derisive and profane remark on Hindu faith and devotion in Bhagwan Vishnu not Jesus Christ or Allah.

For example, being a Buddhist you certainly respect Buddhism but that by any extension would not mean respect Hindu Dharma.

So, your sneering remarks mocking a Devotee’s devotion in Bhagwan Vishnu prove contrary to your supposed respect for all religions.

Now, instead of taking accountability for making blasphemous remark which has caused anguish to crores of Hindus you blame it on Social Media.

This reeks of sheer obstinacy and inability to take accountability and responsibility for one’s own actions and words.

Firstly making such statements which are insulting to the devotion and faith of Crores of Hindus has shaken the faith of Hindu masses in judicial mechanisms and judiciary itself.

And then instead of taking accountability for that and issuing an unconditional apology, shifting the blame is nothing but psychological abuse against the masses. It shakes the faith of Hindu masses in the judicial mechanism

This is highly unsuited to the chair hold and the position that is commanded by BR Gavai as the CHIEF JUSTICE OF INDIA.

[Danny @DjokovicFan_]

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[Dr Poornima 🇮🇳 @PoornimaNimo]

The most significant contribution of this man towards India is that he didn't produce a Gandhi.

[Priyanka Chaturvedi🇮🇳 @priyankac19]

If Indian government does not have the courage to stop the match from being played it can definitely block the live streaming and telecast of the India Pak match.. since our IT Ministry and I&B are so good at it, ye wala bandh karke dikhao..

[Priyanka Chaturvedi🇮🇳 @priyankac19]

The Pakistan Hockey team has BOYCOTTED Asia Hockey cup despite getting all clearances to play in India .. and our Indian government’s cowardly stand to go ahead with the cricket match is a damn shame.

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

One final appeal!

Requesting Shri @narendramodi, if blood and water cannot flow together, lets not allow cricket to suggest they can. Stop India from playing Pakistan in the Asia Cup.