Every time I see this video, it brings tears of overwhelming relief and justice.
After 36 years SIA Chargesheets Yasin Malik as prime mastermind in the brutal gangrape and murder of Kashmiri Hindu Nurse Sarla Bhat.
#BREAKING: British MP @BobBlackman exposes Pakistan’s brutality against Kashmiri civilians in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK) while speaking inside British Parliament - House of Commons. Exposes how Pakistan since 1947 has illegally occupied a part of Jammu & Kashmir.
In Sweden A Muslim blocked traffic on the road because he decided to pray right in the middle of the street. When local residents asked him to move aside, he refused and reacted with aggression.
In the end, he was taught a lesson 😂😂
It was on 1st June that Abhijit Dipke called for the cockroach infestation at Jantar Mantar. It was also on 1st June that Umar Khalid walked out of jail for 3 days.
Coincidence? I think not.
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Pawan Kalyan -“If anything happens in Palestine, an entire ecosystem echoes their pain. But when it happens in Bangladesh, no one reacts.”
Pawan Kalyan cooked Palestine gang and Supported Bangladeshi hindus.
No other actor has the courage to say such a thing except pawan Kalyan.🔥🔥
महुआ मोइत्रा के साथ फ्लाइट में जो हुआ मैं उसे सही नहीं मानता लेकिन जो इकोसिस्टम आज छाती पीट रहा है वो उस वक्त कुणाल कामरा को हीरो बना रहा था जब उसने फ्लाइट में अर्नब के साथ बदसलूकी की थी।
इनका डबल स्टैंडर्ड ही यही है। और इसी लिए इस इकोसिस्टम को और इसके नेताओं को पब्लिक ने नकार दिया है।
जब महिला पत्रकारों के पीछे पीछे भीड़ जा कर उन्हें डराने का प्रयास करती है तो ये लोग कहते हैं कि गोदी मीडिया यही डिजर्व करती है और जब इनके साथ ये सब होता है तो झुंड में छाती पीटने आते हैं।
इनके लिए कुछ भी ग़लत तभी ग़लत है जब इनके साथ हो।
बंगाल के हिंदुओं इसको पहले ढूँढो
इसका ऐसा इलाज होगा की इसकी सात पुश्ते किसी IPS को धमकी देने से पहले 10 बार सोचे
@DripsAjaypal घसीटकर लाना है इसको इस बार
This video is for every Iranian 🇮🇷, who doesn't know the Legendary 93,000 Pakistan Army Surrender in 1971 😅
Here's the video of Pant Removal Ceremony of Pakistani Personnels after 93k Surrender at Dhaka 😆
Must watch video 😂
Urduwood happily dances to lyrics penned by Underworld terrorist Dawood Sahab’s brother.
Enriching butchers of Bharat and enemies of Sanatan is what this jamat packages as 'Soft Power',
because they know, Hindustan mein jab tak Sanima hai, log ....
“Puja ki thaali” becomes underwear.
Mandir becomes a hotel joke.
This is sold as ‘art’ to Urduwood addicts.
Show one such joke on chadar or dargah in Urduwood and watch the outrage explode.
Film: Sanjog (1985)
Starring: Jeetendra and Jaya Prada
🚨 Mysterious Shiva Temple in #Bangladesh that even local Muslims fear!
They say: If someone eats beef and tries to walk in front of the temple, they simply can’t.
Many have tried to remove the idol but none have succeeded.
Locals call it haunted & supernatural.
The artifact I’m sharing here is an original, 3,500-year-old linen sheet from Egypt’s New Kingdom period that has survived to the present day.
Period: New Kingdom, ca. 1492–1473 B.C. Material: Linen. Collection: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
Take a look at the close-up texture detail in the second photo. You can clearly see the sheer, fine grid structure created by the threads. To achieve this quality--which the Egyptians called "royal linen"--weavers harvested and spun the flax plants while they were still very young.
When fully unfolded, the fabric becomes a massive piece, over five meters long and roughly one and a half meters wide. Yet, despite its size, it weighs just 140 grams. This is exactly the type of material used to create the draped garments frequently seen in Ancient Egyptian depictions--garments that revealed the body’s contours and skin tone beneath.
Now, let’s look at the white-painted wooden chest and the surrounding fabrics in the third image. Archaeologists discovered this chest placed in the tomb of Hatnefer, the mother of the court official Senenmut, along with linens bearing marks indicating a connection to the royal storehouses. While most grave goods were produced specifically for the afterlife as symbolic items, a specific note in The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s records clarifies this linen’s role in daily life: "...The sheet was mended and laundered in antiquity..." People didn’t merely keep it as a ritual object.
They used it actively--mending it when it wore out and cleaning it when it got dirty.
Professional launderers would carry these delicate fabrics to the water’s edge. Instead of soap, they preferred alkaline mineral salts like natron--the same substance used to dry out bodies during mummification--as a cleaning agent. Natron could rapidly dissolve dirt and grease. Workers had to stand in the water for hours, beating the fabrics against stones to clean them. However, the truly scary part of the job was the working environment. The famous Middle Kingdom text, The Satire of the Trades, explicitly describes the launderer as a "neighbor of crocodiles."
Associated with the royal storehouses, this fabric was repeatedly used, washed, dried, and finally placed inside a wooden chest, allowing it to survive to this day.
Sanatan Dharma stands timeless beyond the bounds of history and archaeology. The Rigveda, the oldest known scripture of humanity, speaks of eternal truths. Great Rishis like Bhrigu and Angiras revered Agni, the sacred fire, as the divine medium between humans and the cosmos. This ancient spiritual science, rooted in cosmic order (ṛta), continues to guide humanity with its profound wisdom. Such is the depth and glory of Sanatan Dharma eternal, universal, and ever-relevant.