India Has a "Skeleton Lake" That Remains a Mystery! 💀🏔️
Deep in the Himalayas, at an altitude of 16,500 feet, lies Roopkund Lake in Uttarakhand—also known as "Skeleton Lake". 🏔️
@theskindoctor13 India has many judgmental police! When other countries act, we complain about our ministry's inaction. When we plan ahead, moral police belittle us and cite the spirit of the game. Thousands of years of moral policing have caused only regression.
When Trump posts all the nonsense, whole world reads and may hate him for his views but never for his right to have a view. In case of Modi, it's different. He is hated for even having a view! We need a PM who can openly call out Pakis and their cowardice!
Look who has written and Produced "The Legend of Hanuman' show on Jio hotstar. Why? Are Hindus not even competent to write their own cultural and religious texts? Can we really trust these shows if they are showing facts or twisting them?
Please don't be this pessimtic. "Blackpilled" or whatever is the lingo these days.
From what I understand, due to an unregulated social media and media with continuous adverserial propaganda against India, and no good counters thanks to what seems like a sleeping ministry, Indians have been made to doubt themselves, their govt, and their country itself.
I am saying this with respect to reactions to my recent post about the caste census announcement.
Here's what most comments are gravitating towards:
"Modi is diverting attention from the attack"
You really think they want to alienate their base at this time and also not to do anything about the attack? Suicidal. You think a 4 times CM and 3 times PM is this dumb? Well, then I can't change your views. Be happy imagining whatever.
"Modi is losing, so he's pleasing opposition"
Just because you think so with a limited view of decisions taken, doesn't mean anything. I can see great positive implications of this decision in the future for the country. It doesn't matter he loses or wins. His administration is doing things in a very strategic way without knee-jerk reactions to make India win. That's all I care about.
"BJP wants to win elections"
They could have announced it before 2024 elections then. Or anytime before. But especially in 2024 or even early 2025 if that's how you think they can win elections alienating the majority aspirations of their base.
"The timing of this announcement has nothing to do with the attack. Why now?"
It has everything to do with it and India's response both externally and internally. We need to have paitence.
"This is going to bring reservations in private sector, we are doomed"
Simply not possible. Don't underestimate the silent but influential private sector of India. They can even make the biggest opposition go from "Ambani-Adani" to just "Adani" to complete silence.
"Why do a caste census now"
Without going into specifics, all I can say is the census is long overdue and a requirement. This is probably the best time to do it. Hyperlocal data is important more than ever now in India. Caste is here to stay. So much politics, and political incentives to the public are based on caste.
Just like armed forces will time their response, GoI has timed strategically what it knew was inevitable is my view. A lot can be done with data. Data leads to intel. Intel leads to action that everyone wants. In a vibrant democracy like India, GoI can't time certain big things without taking all into confidence. Hope that explains it.
Whatever was decided today seems very strategic. I didn't see it coming. But I get a good sense of the short and long term strategy here. As long it is good for India, I am for it. And that's what it is.
@aravind Chanakya taught that a wise ruler must assess situations carefully and choose the most effective approach—diplomacy in one moment, firmness in another. This ancient wisdom still holds true: strength lies not in rigidity, but in the ability to adapt.
@aravind Is Modi following "Chanakya"?
"साम दान भेद दण्ड इति नयचत��ष्टयम्।"
“Sāma, Dāna, Bheda, Daṇḍa iti nayachatuṣṭayam.”
(Conciliation, incentives, division, and force are the fourfold strategies of statecraft.)
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