सत्य 🇮🇳

🇮🇳 भारतीय || सनातनी हिंदू

[Bhairav Ahlawat @bahlawat11]

Thieves

[STAR Boy TARUN @Starboy2079]

Meet Saurav Das, the news spokesperson for CJP.

He received grants from Pulitzer Center in 2024. Pulitzer Center is a Washington-based NGO that funds journalists worldwide.

Its top two donors are:
1. Norway (via NORAD)
2. George Soros’s Open Society Foundation

It is CIA-Soros front behind CJP

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[Mohan Sinha 🇮🇳 @Mohansinha]

Imagine the uproar if a dozen Hindus each walked into churches across the country, chanting Jai Shri Ram.
From US to Europe to Australia, MPs would have raised the issue in their parliaments, and the UN would have discussed it.
I am not overtly religious but even I’m getting slightly tired of this constant provocation. I’m sure, like me, there are millions of others who are getting weary of seeing such images.

[Vedic Wisdom..ॐ @VedicWisdom1]

I have studied Islam in details, read Quran and Hadiths, discussed with Islamic scholars and concluded that it is not the truth.

I found a lot of logical inconsistencies.

There is no Comparison to Upnishads, Yoga Shastra, Vedas.

[Rakesh Krishnan Simha @ByRakeshSimha]

WHO KILLED HENRY NOWAK?

1. During the Cold War, starting from the days of Margaret Thatcher, the UK provided a safe haven for Khalistani separatists and terrorists, allowing anti-India activities to flourish on British soil.

2. Jagjit Singh Chohan was the most visible face of this support. A key architect of the Khalistan movement, this lowlife moved to the UK in 1971 and operated from there. In 1980, he declared "Khalistan" in London and ran a "government-in-exile." He issued symbolic passports and currency while raising funds.

3. Chohan was highly inflammatory. In a 1984 BBC interview just before Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's assassination, he predicted she and her family would be "beheaded" by Sikhs as revenge for Operation Blue Star. Despite this, the UK allowed him to operate for years.

4. Post-1984, after the assassination of Indira Gandhi and the anti-Sikh riots, Khalistani networks strengthened in the UK. Terrorist groups used British soil for propaganda, fundraising and planning. The British police and intelligence agencies knew exactly what was happening but they allowed the Khalistanis to run amok as long as the victims were Indians - Hindus and Sikhs opposed to Khalistan.

5. On September 30, 2012, retired Indian Army Lt General Kuldeep Singh Brar (a Sikh) was slashed in the neck in an assassination attempt while walking with his wife in central London. General Brar, then 78, was ambushed by 4 Khalistanis on Old Quebec Street near Marble Arch. His wife was pinned against a wall while he was stabbed in the neck, but he managed to fight off the attackers and survived.

6. In recent years attacks on the Indian High Commission in London have become recurring. Protesters have repeatedly vandalised the embassy, pulled down the Indian flag, and targeted diplomats and Indian citizens.

7. Figures linked to groups like Babbar Khalsa International (banned but with functioning networks) and others found refuge or operated freely. While the UK has cracked down on some extremism in recent years, historical leniency allowed the ideology to embed.

8. India has repeatedly sought extradition of wanted terrorists, extremists and economic offenders. The UK has rejected or delayed these on grounds of "human rights" or insufficient evidence — even when dossiers detailed involvement in terrorism, hijackings and killings.

9. The UK has gone further by accommodating practices that blur lines between religious freedom and security risks. Baptised Sikhs are legally allowed to carry a kirpan — a ceremonial dagger/sword — in public under exemptions in the Criminal Justice Act 1988.

10. This policy of special accommodation contributes to a culture of leniency toward extremism. A stark example is the tragic 2025 murder of 18-year-old university student Henry Nowak in Southampton by Vickrum Digwa. The baptised Sikh stabbed the teen multiple times with a large 21 cm blade he claimed to carry for religious reasons, linked to the kirpan tradition. He was sentenced to life with a 21-year minimum.

11. The Nowak murder is the inevitable consequence of years of pampering extremists and prioritising religious exceptions over equal application of law — especially amid ongoing Khalistani radicalisation.

12. Special privileges undermine law enforcement. The case of Henry Nowak shows how minority appeasement can spill over into violence.

13. Meanwhile, @RupertLowe10 can stop doing false equivalence. Indians are not the problem. Khalistanis - whom the UK used as a tool against India - are.

[Tathvam-asi @tathvamasi6]

The ☪️ ists are on a mission to convert entire Texas and US as ☪️ ic state while they are crying on Indians and tearing off India flag.

Texas has become unrecognisable.

Do you know how many 🕌 are constructed in just 2years in Texas?

[Prof. P.A.Varghese @profpaVarghese]

Having been born in a Catholic family I was taught Jesus is the living God and Hindu gods are all mythical. Later Islamic friends told me Islam is the only true religion. To my utter dismay I discovered Jesus is a mythical figure and Islamic God, Allah an invention of Mohammed. Whereas Hinduism is eternal without beginning or end. Its Godhead is one with the universe itself. This is more scientific than the other two in all respects.

[Carl Wheless @carlwheless]

This outrage would never be tolerated if it were done to any other religion. If there is no public outcry by a coalition of leaders of several different faiths and denominations, they are part of the problem and hypocrites.

Not a good look for those who are supposed to teach love and acceptance.

[Rahul Shivshankar @RShivshankar]

ANNAMALAI MAY HAVE FAILED TO WIN THE BJP A SEAT IN 2024, BUT HIS GREATEST SUCCESS MIGHT YET BE ORGANISATIONAL.
What is the message that the BJP can glean from the Annamalai saga.
1. Don't Trade Long-term Ideological Space For Short-term Electoral Gain:
The BJP has spent a decade painstakingly creating a distinct nationalist political space in Tamil Nadu. Its vote share has risen from near irrelevance in state politics. Yet, in 2026, it traded its USP for an alliance with the AIADMK, putting immediate electoral gains above ideological purity. The Assembly election results prove that Annamalai was right in cautioning that voters would punish the BJP for yoking itself to a political culture of factionalism and corruption that serves no public interest. The first lesson for the BJP from Annamalai's politics is that growth cannot come from inheriting someone else's social base.
2. Sanatana: A Bridge, Not A Boundary:
Annamalai's entry into the BJP coincided with the party’s more assertive defence of Sanatana Dharma. In Tamil Nadu, sections of Dravidian politics had demonised any attempt at celebrating the grandeur of Hindu civilisation. The genius of Annamalai is that he recognised that the BJP's challenge goes beyond civilisational reclamation. Annamalai was successful in avoiding making BJP appear culturally exclusive. The emergence of a class of new Tamil voters, as demonstrated by the Assembly poll result in 2026, vindicates Annamalai. These new voters appear receptive to a broad, aspirational message that may yet be rooted in traditional ideological camps.
3. Tamil Nadu Needs A Son Of The Soil With A Youth Connect:
Tamil Nadu's electorate increasingly rewards leaders who embody local aspirations. Annamalai's appeal is that he is a first-generation political leader, a former IPS officer, and a relatively young face. The BJP in the future will require being led by a locally rooted leadership capable of connecting with aspirational young voters, entrepreneurs, professionals, and first-time electors.
4. Ideological Seeding Precedes Electoral Harvest:
The BJP is up against the same challenge it poses to other parties at the national level and in other states. Tamil Nadu's politics has long been shaped by an ideology: Dravidianism. The roots of this ideology run deep and cannot be weeded out in a single election cycle. Annamalai showed the BJP that it will need to put in the hard yards to sow its own ideology. Annamalai achieved some success through yatra politics, grassroots outreach, and sustained, almost face-to-face messaging. The current crop of the BJP’s top Tamil Nadu officials lacks that staying power.
5. Build Cadre Before Chasing The Chair:
Which brings us to the last point. The BJP's strongest state-level successes, from Gujarat, Odisha, Tripura, Haryana, and Assam, were preceded by years of organisational expansion. Annamalai may have failed to win the BJP a seat in 2024, but his greatest success might yet be organisational. Under him, the BJP appeared energised, with new blood flocking to it, and that too with a sense of purpose. As the axiom goes, purpose is the lifeblood of all parties, the single greatest ingredient for future victories. What is the BJP's purpose in Tamil Nadu? If BJP can answer that question with conviction in a post-Annamalai future, it will have won half the battle.

[Amit Schandillia @Schandillia]

Workout in hijab. 😬

[Carl Wheless @carlwheless]

"What say you?" I ask of the "Get the eff out and go back to India!" crowd.

[Vibhuti Jha 🇮🇳🇺🇸 @VJjha]

@RichardHanania @SanUvacha And the cockroaches of ‘woke army’ in Democratic Party and hard nut religious fanatics on the MAGA side think we Hindu Americans are the evil!! Every Indian ( Hindu specifically) American must hit back !

[Rajeev Sharma @RajeevSharma00]

🚨 RISE IN HINDUPHOBIA MAKING DISRESPECT COMMONPLACE

From hostile “Stop the Hindu Takeover” billboards to disruptions at Hindu temples, a troubling pattern is emerging that deserves far more attention.

Imagine the national outrage if a church, synagogue, mosque, or gurdwara were targeted in the same way. Religious freedom doesn’t stop at the temple gate.

Hindus have responded peacefully, but peace should not be mistaken for acceptance of intimidation.

Federal and state authorities must start taking anti-Hindu hate seriously, investigate incidents thoroughly, and ensure that every American can worship without fear of harassment or disruption. The clear apathy toward Hindu plights is very disturbing and disgusting. Safe Havens will be optional.

Equal rights. Equal protections. Equal enforcement under the constitution.

[Rahul Shivshankar @RShivshankar]

THEY MIGHT TEAR UP THE TRICOLOUR BUT THEY CAN'T TEAR UP THE TRUTH.
Study by top U.S. think tank reveals:
1. Immigrant entrepreneurs in U.S. billion-dollar startups are diverse, hailing from 76 different countries. India, with 96 companies, is the leading country of origin for the immigrant founders of U.S. billion-dollar companies.
2. Founding a company valued at $1 billion is a remarkable achievement. NFAP has identified at least 15 immigrants who have founded two or more billion-dollar companies. Six of the 15 were born in India before immigrating to America.

[Lt Gen DP Pandey @LtGenDPPandey]

And we naive Indians believe social media is free And transparent And not manipulated. Thank you for opening the eyes of some.

[Sravy G @sravytweets]

Dear Indian Diaspora,
If such incident occurs to you, or anyone you care about - DO REPORT to authorities. Have the incident recorded up just as this & hand a copy to police. Reporting helps recording the data of Anti-India racism with authorities.
INACTION EMBOLDENS BULLIES!!!

[Hindu American Foundation @HinduAmerican]

This bombshell investigation by @npovmedia into the defacing and hijacking of HAF's Wikipedia page, highlights how the negative narrative it presents didn’t emerge in isolation. It was built over time through a small number of highly active accounts whose edits continue to influence how HAF is represented across search engines and digital platforms.

The first thing that pops up when you Google an organization is their Wikipedia page. That page becomes the first impression. It shapes how people interpret credibility, intent, and reputation. It is the basis of how policymakers, journalists, teachers, and the general public form their opinions.

Wikipedia presents itself as a crowdsourced platform, and is widely assumed to be neutral as a result. However, neutrality is not guaranteed by participation, it is determined by who consistently shows up, who persists over time, and which versions of “consensus” ultimately survive the edit process.

[Ayodhya Darshan @ShriAyodhya_]

जा पर कृपा राम की होई। ता पर कृपा करहिं सब कोई॥

[Savitri Mumukshu - सावित्री मुमुक्षु @MumukshuSavitri]

So this is how Audrey Truschke and her “South Asian” minions have been manipulating Wikipedia to defame Hindu American organizations and perpetuate their malicious lies against Hinduism. 🤯

[Megh Updates 🚨™ @MeghUpdates]

🚨 BIG STATEMENT

“If you want to live in this country, you must say Vande Mataram and Jana Gana Mana, and respect January 26 & August 15,” says CM Suvendu Adhikari.

=> He added that Vande Mataram recitation has been made mandatory in schools.