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[Limca @sibelmann]

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[Dr. Anshul Sadhale @AnshulGains]

Daily reminder to stay healthy in India.

- Block all indian news channels
- Get a life insurance
- Do not run on Indian roads
- Do not consume street food
- Get a gym membership
- Do not ride two wheeler
- Do not argue with HR/UP thar cars especially
- Do not argue with society uncles
- Prioritise sleep
- Eat whole foods
- Do not let society dictate what you should eat
- Pray daily

[Limca @sibelmann]

remember pakistan has higher diabetes rate than india

[Bheria ☪️ @BheriaMS]

Pakistani comedian Danish Maqbool on how the Two-Nation Theory (TNT) has favored a more meat-heavy 🥩 diet in Pakistan, to further differentiate from Indians (where vegetarianism is not universal but important, especially for BJP), the two other guys are Indians :

[Swati Chaturvedi @bainjal]

Jauhar started in the 14th century & ended in the 17th century during Mughal rule. Is it really cute to cite & diss it today without any discussion at all about the barbaric reasons why women resorted to it.
You can’t right historical wrongs but, please stop using out history selectively to please your target audience. Anyone who compares Jauhar to the post life reality of today’s rape victim us particularly dim

[Amit Schandillia @Schandillia]

A Syrian traveler wrote this about the state of girls in Delhi under the pious Islamic rule of Muhammad Tughlaq in 14th century:

“…200,00 tankas, and even more, are paid for young Indian girls. I inquired the reason and was told that these young girls are remarkable for their beauty, and the grace of their manners.”

Of course, Tughlaq followed the most feminist man in the history of everything.

[Limca @sibelmann]

she can’t go in her own place of worship. that’s not islamophobic to her. a temple deciding to rules is

[Comman Man @CommanMan777589]

This was posted by a Mulli visiting Hindu temple

I was absolutely SHOCKED to receive this message 20 minutes before I was set to leave on a guided tour to the Dambulla Cave Temple & Sigiriya Rock Fortress in Sri Lanka.

What I was saw later on that tour just made me resentful and angry at the blatant prejudice that I witnessed. I also saw a Pakistani mother take off her hijab in order to go to this cave temple with her husband and child... This is NOT okay!

Civilized people do not wash legs on urinal or wash basin you dumbfucks🤮🤮

[Limca @sibelmann]

@HajoonImjj @craighunter_ I do venmo type transactions with friends and it’s pretty smooth

[Limca @sibelmann]

aanything to defend rapists invaders

[Ayub Dawood @Aiyub_Dawood]

Sexual violence has been used as a weapon of war because we live in a society where women are reduced to objects carrying a man's honour & are treated as things to be conquered or desecrated to destroy honour of men, hurt their pride & break their spirit.

Women are conditioned

[Abhijit Majumder @abhijitmajumder]

Singapore 🇸🇬 deports Imam Nalla Mohammad Abdul Jameel who gave hate speeches against Jews and Christians in his mosque.
The scum weeps as he is deported the very next day.
Singapore kicks out mullahs who belittle other religions.
West can learn from it.

[Limca @sibelmann]

it’s the least one can do

[pallavi ghosh @_pallavighosh]

Much as I disagree with @ReallySwara on many things , fat shaming her , commenting on her clothes is unacceptable ..

[Jubilee Campaign USA @JubileeC]

PUNJAB, #PAKISTAN - 27 July 2026 | Human rights defenders decry the Sessions Court's unlawful decision to return of minor girl, Amber Nadeem from Faisalabad, to her abductor who forcibly converted and coerced her into marriage.
https://t.co/2CoZY5iDzq

[Midhun Babu / മിഥുൻ ബാബു🇮🇳 @MidhunBabu_X]

This Is the Real “Kerala Story”

A journalist in Keralam questioned a statement that women should stay at home and not appear in public.

Instead of questioning that regressive statement, the journalist who spoke against it was forced to apologise, while the channel removed the related videos from its online platforms.

This exposes a disturbing double standard.

Kerala’s media often lectures others about freedom of speech, press freedom and intolerance. But when a journalist questions a controversial religious statement, suddenly the issue disappears from the news cycle.

The same media that is quick to highlight fake allegation against the RSS and BJP seems remarkably silent when the issue involves regressive views about women.

We have also seen people publicly making offensive remarks about Hindu deities, including Lord Ayyappa, while debates over such incidents often take a very different tone.

So, where is the much-proclaimed “progressive Keralam”?

Freedom of speech cannot be selective. Press freedom cannot depend on who is being criticised.

Today, Keralam is showing us two different faces of freedom of expression.

[Manisha Kadyan @ManiWithTheMic]

Swara Bhaskar sees alive women walking into fire cuz the alternative was violent sexual abuse, mass rape, and a lifetime as sex slaves in foreign slave markets…and the first moral lecture she delivers is aimed at the victims only…Not at the Muslim barbarians who created that nightmare.

Those women did not invent the horror. They were trapped inside it. And it takes guts to step into the fire alive. Just try putting your fingernail onto a burning matchstick and hold it there.
Stop using dead women as a prop to look progressive. This is victim shaming of the worst kind. Jauhar is not a TikTok take. It is the supreme act of courage and it always will be.

[Divya_pratap_singh_Tanwar_7773🦁 @Divyapratap7771]

जौहर राजपूतों की एक युद्धकालीन प्रथा थी। जब किला घिरा होता और हार पक्की लगती, तो महिलाएं (और बच्चे) सामूहिक रूप से आग में कूदकर आत्मदाह कर लेती थीं। इसका मकसद यह था कि दुश्मन उन्हें पकड़कर अपमानित न कर सके, गुलाम न बना सके या बलात्कार न कर सके।

यह रोजमर्रा का रीति-रिवाज नहीं था। सिर्फ घेराबंदी के समय होता था। महिलाएं शादी के कपड़े पहनकर रात को जौहर कुंड में आग लगाकर प्रवेश करती थीं। अगली सुबह पुरुष साका करते थे — केसरिया वस्त्र पहनकर, माथे पर राख लगाकर किले से निकलकर लड़ते हुए मृत्यु को गले लगाते थे।

सबसे प्रसिद्ध जौहर चित्तौड़गढ़ में हुए:
1303 में अलाउद्दीन खिलजी के हमले के समय (रानी पद्मिनी की कहानी से जुड़ा)
1535 में बहादुर शाह के हमले के समय (रानी कर्णावती)
1568 में अकबर के घेरे के समय

राजपूत संस्कृति में जौहर को कायरता नहीं, बल्कि अभय राजपूत जौहर माना जाता था। यह सम्मान (मर्यादा) की रक्षा का सबसे बड़ा प्रतीक था। दुश्मन के हाथों जीवित बचना अपमान से भी बड़ा माना जाता था, इसलिए आग को चुना गया।

यह सती से अलग है। सती में विधवा अपने पति की चिता पर बैठती थी। जौहर सामूहिक होता था और युद्ध के दौरान, जब पुरुष अभी जीवित या लड़ रहे होते थे।

आज यह प्रथा नहीं है, लेकिन राजपूत इतिहास और लोकगीतों में इसे साहस और बलिदान का प्रतीक माना जाता है।
#jauhar #जोहार #history

[Shehzad Jai Hind @Shehzad_Ind]

That’s true.

Wrong of Hindu women to have not trusted the chivalrous gentleman child rapist Khilji who was certainly a foremost champion of gender equality, feminism and rights of women. Clearly rape survivors would have gotten a new lease of life & freedom under him.

[Lala @FabulasGuy]

@khanumarfa Saar, Swara Bhaskar said Hindu women should have surrendered themselves to rapist Muslim invaders instead of choosing death.

But believe me, saar, this is a “pro women” statement. 😭

A life of rape, slavery, violence and forced captivity is apparently “pro women.”

[Shiv Aroor @ShivAroor]

All of you have given that idiot exactly what they wanted. I don't even need to take their name for you to instantly know who I'm talking about.

[Limca @sibelmann]

chicken by kfc is you following your religion. here we see some brave women choosing death over slavery by rapist rulers you guys love

[aishabbash @ayeshabbash]

Calling this bravery is like calling a chicken brave for going in the tandoor itself because the chicken was against factory farming by KFC 😭

[Limca @sibelmann]

she knows what she’s doing. distorting to look those pedo rulers less bad. they literally took hindu women as sex slaves. they were choosing death over being a sex space

[Swara Bhasker @ReallySwara]

You are missing the point Priyanka ji! The point is not about choice of the Jauhar committing women. They faced a tragedy and made a tough choice. The point is what are we choosing to glorify? That a woman’s chastity is more valuable than her life?? It’s a simple question. Does a rape survivor not deserve to live after rape???

[Limca @sibelmann]

it’s a shame that people like her get a stage

[Yeshi Seli @YeshiSeli]

Swara Bhaskar speaks about her letter to filmmaker Sanjay Leela Bhansali on the scene of Jauhar in the movie Padmavat

[Prof. Abhishek Anand @abhishekanandji]

Swara Bhasker calling the act of “Jauhar” a cowardly act. Swara is a coward, those who committed Jauhar were the bravest women ever born on the face of this planet. One pinch of our history is enough to destroy the fakery of such “activists”.

[Viraj Raundal @virajraundal8]

For this Ashwini Vaishnaw would've been featured everywhere from BBC to Faye D'Souza if he was Chinese or Vietnamese.

Pretty much every Indian would've gone on a self-hating tirade about how our ministers will never be this good but now that we have him, no one gives a fuck :)