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[Savitri Mumukshu - सावित्री मुमुक्षु @MumukshuSavitri]

Dumbduck moron Swara Begum.

The Devis who committed Jauhar were NOT r*** survivors. They embraced the sacrificial fire BEFORE they could be violated to ensure that their bodies and souls were never molested in the first place. So they were not survivors - they were VICTORS. They did not commit s**cide but self-preservation of their own dignity and spirit.

They could have chosen any other way to end their lives. Why do you think they chose the horrifyingly, painful path of burning their living bodies to ashes??

It's because it is a documented fact that the invading Islamic hordes did not spare children, elderly and even *dead bodies* from their savage lust. So these Devis ensured that even their dead body did not end up becoming a victim of such barbaric evil.

Do you know what kind of fate awaited those who became the living victims of those invading beasts?

Imagine being subjected to the savagery of gang-r*** by hundreds of violent murderous beasts who were high on opium and possessed by bloodlust. Victim's bodies were literally ripped apart, then brutally slashed by weapons and left to a horrifying, tortured end, writhing in the painful agony of injuries and internal bleeding.

Those who were unlucky enough to survive the assaults were forced to become sex slaves and subjected to horrors worse than death in a slow painful existence. Any sane woman with a shred of dignity or self-integrity would exercise her agency and do anything to prevent such a fate.

Now imagine allowing your infant child or any of your children to be subjected to such horror?? No woman who calls herself mother would ever let her child be subjected to such a terrifying destiny

You have neither the brains, nor the heart or the soul to understand even an iota of what these brave Hindu Rajput women's self-sacrifice meant.

Stick to your vibrator and Halala. Yahi hai teri auqaat.

[Tim R @NotTimRaft]

Dog free zones for muslims?

How about muslim free zones for the entire world? That sounds much better.

[Hosna ⚖️ בניטה @DOGEQEEN]

TRAGIC: Garnet Harper, a 35-year-old father of five from Ontario, was refused a life-saving kidney transplant solely because he was not vaccinated against COVID-19.

Two of his brothers stepped forward offering to donate a kidney, yet no hospital would proceed with the surgery.

Harper passed away on May 22, 2023, leaving behind his wife of 12 years and their five young children.

While he lay dying in the hospital, staff approached his wife and asked if they could harvest his organs after his death.

The same system that judged him unworthy of receiving a transplant while alive suddenly viewed him as a suitable organ donor the moment he died.

How can a living man be denied a kidney because of his vaccine status, yet have his body treated as a resource the second he is gone?

This remains one of the most painful examples of how vaccine mandates overrode basic medical ethics and human compassion.

[Abhishek @AbhishBanerj]

My nightmare scenario is this

Pakistan is again emerging as threat to India

But not in the old way.

Economically and militarily, India has left Pakistan in the dust in the last 20 years. No chance of Pakistan catching up.

The danger is elsewhere.

It comes from Pakistani diaspora spread around the world. Pakistanis are pouring into Europe, into Canada, Australia, UK, etc.

It's not just those countries. Even places like Italy or Greece are full of Pakistanis now.

The Pakistani diaspora is no match for Indian diaspora in fields of science, tech, medicine, etc.

BUT they have worked very strategically and placed their people in media, think tanks, so called human rights organizations, humanities departments in universities, etc.

These people are demonizing India. They are aggressively lobbying for Pakistan.

They are able to mobilize elite support through media and think tanks. They are mobilizing vote banks to force the hand of politicians.

Pakistan has several natural advantages here. Their diaspora can easily make allies with migrants from a host of countries, from Somalia to Bangladesh. This is due to religion. India has no real answer to this.

We can take on Pakistan easily. But can we take on 20 different Pakistans dressed in various jerseys, from UK to Italy to Greece to Australia?

This time, it is actually on the Indian diaspora. Pakistan as a state is too weak to have planned all this. Their people around the world managed this naturally and organically.

Meanwhile, Indian diaspora is not united. A section of them will always want India to fail simply because they hate PM Modi. On top of that, most other immigrant groups are naturally jealous of how rich Indian immigrants are. And those groups also hate Indians because of religion!

The only other immigrant group that is prosperous like Indians? It's the Chinese 🤦‍♂️

What are Indians gonna do?

[bumbadum @bumbadum14]

So it turns out China was building a hydro electric facility by a glacier and all the construction caused a portion of the glacier to collapse, tumble down, and turn into a mudslide that killed like 2,500 Nepalese people.

But all you will hear about in the news is leftists claiming this was because of climate change

[JHOOTH KI GOONJ @jhoothkigoonj]

Rahul Gandhi claimed in his speech that tea shops use two different types of cups, disposable cups for Dalits and glass cups for others.

Mr. Rahul Gandhi, could you please clarify: Which tea shop asks a customer’s caste before serving them tea? 🤔

[Eminent Intellectual @total_woke_]

Muslim brain

[Aravind @aravind]

Left: I have seen Nepali army and their rescue teams. They are doing top notch professional job with limited resources. Real brave rescue that's saving more lives.

Right: Then we have the superpower show-off teams. Shouting into the compacted mud to hear back from crushed, breathless people? They will now create a new logic for why they do this and spread it successfully too.

[proud kafir. @proudkafirG]

Why does the Quran name Jews, Christians, and Sabians, but never Hinduism, Buddhism, or Jainism?

Those last three were already ancient by the 7th century.

The Quran never mentions them.

Because Allah’s horizon stops at Arabia.

A God who sees the whole world would have known all religions.

A 7th century man from the Hijaz would not.

Allah is just a 7th-century Bedouin man, and his name was Muhammad.

Nothing else.

[Nationalist Nerd @retrdvirat]

Aacharya ji smoked her brutally. Demolished by him in seconds 😭😭😭😭

[Radharamn Das राधारमण दास @RadharamnDas]

They remove the kalawa, kanthi mala, wipe off the tika, and strip away every visible Hindu symbol before allowing Hindu students into exam halls.

But burqa & hijab? Apparently, those come with a special privilege—mobile phones included.

Because, of course, some symbols must be removed, while others apparently come with special rights.

Wake up, @EduMinOfIndia. Stop harassing Hindu students. Equal rules must mean equal rules.

[Gad Saad @GadSaad]

It’s so nice to be at a Texan airport and see all of the employees wearing the Freedom Veils. Nothing says Texas like a dress code from Pakistan, Yemen, and Bangladesh. Texas is Islamic Land. Keep sleeping. It will all work out.

[Anand Ranganathan @ARanganathan72]

Rahul Gandhi's grandfather was fighting alongside the Nazis while serving in Mussolini's army, even as RSS leaders Dada Naik, Ramdas Rampure, Begade, and Tukdoji were shot, jailed, sentenced to death in the fight for India's independence. No wonder he hates the RSS.

My views:

[Kashmiri Hindu @BattaKashmiri]

China is a Curse.

Destroying the fragile ecology of the Himalayas in illegally occupied Tibet.

Where are the environmental activists of the west hiding ?

[Patrick Brauckmann 🕉️ @vonbrauckmann]

@JohnCleese People get arrested in Great Britain for posting on Facebook. You're not better off than Russia.

[Sankrant Sanu सानु संक्रान्त ਸੰਕ੍ਰਾਂਤ ਸਾਨੁ @sankrant]

If religious freedom is defined as favoring minorities India would top.

It may be the only state which funds minority religions at the expense of the majority and pays people to convert out of the majority religion.

It’s the world’s only minoritarian state. That’s obscene.

[Out of Context Human Race @NoContextHumans]

Facts.

[The Frustrated Indian @FrustIndian]

Apparently, Hinduism is “backward” because women traditionally weren’t priests.

But somehow, the same people forget to ask: how many women are serving as Muslim clerics or Catholic popes?

Selective outrage is truly the most “progressive” concept of all. 🤡

[Rakesh Krishnan Simha @ByRakeshSimha]

Ancient Indian graffiti in Egypt’s Valley of the Kings. Thread.

1. More than 2,000 years ago, a man from India named Cikai Korran scratched his name into the walls of five ancient tombs in Egypt’s Valley of the Kings — the sacred burial ground of pharaohs including Tutankhamun. His Old Tamil graffiti appears eight times. And he’s not alone.

2/ Researchers have identified nearly 30 inscriptions in Indian languages across six tombs, dating to the 1st–3rd centuries CE.

Twenty are in Tamil. Others are in Sanskrit, Prakrit, and Gandhari-Kharoshti.

This is striking new evidence that people from the Indian Subcontinent didn’t just pass through Egypt — they stayed, explored, and left their mark.

3. Scholar Ingo Strauch (University of Lausanne) spotted them while visiting the Valley of the Kings. He recognized the scripts among the well-known Greek and other graffiti, photographed them, and later realized they hadn’t been properly studied before.

4. Korran’s inscriptions stand out. Some are in hard-to-reach spots — one high up (16–20 feet) inside the tomb of Ramses IX.

As co-researcher Charlotte Schmid put it: “It’s weird, to be frank.”

Why climb up there just to write your name? Curiosity? Pilgrimage? Showing off? We may never know.

5. Another name appears in Sanskrit: Indranandin. He described himself as a messenger of King Kshaharata (of the Western Kshatrapas, who ruled parts of western India in the 1st century CE).

Strauch suggests he may have landed at the Red Sea port of Berenike and then traveled inland to the Valley of the Kings — possibly en route to Rome, which controlled Egypt at the time.

6. Some of the graffiti even seem to be in dialogue with each other. In one tomb, Sanskrit and Tamil inscriptions appear to reference a Greek one nearby — a quiet hint of cross-cultural exchange happening right there on the rock.

7. We already knew Tamil traders reached Egyptian ports (inscriptions at Berenike and on Socotra). These tomb graffiti show something more: Indians from different parts of the subcontinent spent enough time in Roman Egypt to visit remote sacred sites, climb into tombs, and leave their names.

As Strauch puts it: “They did not only come with ships and return… They took time even to visit sites that are far away.”

8. Bottom line: 2,000-year-old Indian travelers were wandering the Valley of the Kings, entering the monuments of long-dead pharaohs, and tagging the walls in their own languages. A small, human reminder that the ancient Indian Ocean world was far more connected — and more curious — than we often assume.

(Ingo Strauch & Charlotte Schmid, reported via Smithsonian Magazine)