@venom1s I have lost everything relationship, money, assets just for my wife and children but she took divorce, highly pressurised sales job worked 16 hours a day eat samosa for lunch just to save money for fees and emi but once I got fired she left me after 11 years of martiage
"It's not Putin's War, It's Modi's War in Ukraine"
Trump's trade advisor, Navarro must be thanked for telling us that America is not a friend but a snake.
Modi seems to have caught the snake by the tail and hence all this huffing and puffing by Doland.
https://t.co/LPFuKIpHPh
US media reports that Trump administration is starting a review of all 55 million people with US visas for potential 'deportable violations'.
Indians are the most hated diaspora in US now. The hatred is not limited to US but spreading across countries like Ireland and Canada.
An article in NDTV says:
Anti-immigrant propaganda paints migrants, whether documented or undocumented - ‘illegal' - as criminals, drains on welfare, or threats to ‘national identity'. In this narrative, Indians, often visible, successful and politically active, become easy scapegoats.
Indian tech workers on H-1B visas are smeared as ‘cheap labour', blamed for undermining American jobs, and cast as part of the broader ‘replacement' narrative.
Far-right propaganda portrays Indian engineers and techies as “job stealers” and Indian students as “taking over campuses”. In Canada, the idea of “Indian enclaves” feeds paranoia about demographic takeover. In Britain, Indians in policing and government are held up as “evidence” of invasion rather than as examples of integration.
Currently, most Indians, especially those on H-1B visas, are petrified of being either put behind bars or deported to India. Many H-1B visa holders think the administration is targeting them deliberately, as it believes they have “taken American jobs".
The overlap between online and offline hate is striking. The same slurs - “dirty Indian”, “terrorist,” “go back to where you came from” - appear both on social media and in hate act reports.
Indians and Indian-origin folks are facing a storm - a surge in racial hostility that is fuelled by envy, stereotypes and far-right paranoia.
This cannot be dismissed as “casual racism”. The numbers prove otherwise. Hate crimes are rising, slurs are mainstreaming, and institutional bias is entrenched.
#WATCH | Delhi: Lok Sabha LoP and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi says, "I can see, there is a fire that is starting in Bihar. I am inviting all the senior leaders to come and see this fire because that fire cannot be stopped. A 4-year-old child in Bihar is shouting 'vote chor', 'vote chor'... They stole the Maharashtra, Haryana (elections)... They will steal elections in Bihar, West Bengal, and Assam. But now it seems that fire has spread in Bihar... You can see that there is a storm..."
विरासत में आप से करुणा, प्रेम और देशभक्ति का धर्म मिला। हम दोनों हमेशा के लिए ये धर्म निभायेंगे। न कोई तोड़ पाएगा, न कोई रोक पाएगा, न कभी हमारे कदम लड़खड़ायेंगे।