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[Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar @Gurudev]

Women standing up for themselves is bringing about a much-needed revolution. Men need to respect women, be more sensitive towards them and not objectify them. This sensitivity and respect must be instilled from the teenage years.

Young men must also learn to manage and channel lust, aggression and other strong impulses in healthy ways. Music, dance, physical exercise, yoga and meditation can all help. Pranayama can be very effective in cultivating greater balance, sensitivity, sensibility and empathy.

[YesMind @vandanapj63]

@RealTQQQTrader How is your trading going now?

[YesMind @vandanapj63]

@singhsahana Brilliantly articulated!!

[Sankrant Sanu सानु संक्रान्त ਸੰਕ੍ਰਾਂਤ ਸਾਨੁ @sankrant]

For 20 years after 9/11, US academia did not hold a single conference on "Dismantling Global Islamism"—which has been a clear global threat.

But they held on a conference targeting Hindus on "Dismantling Global Hindutva" with multiple univeristies participating?

Explain this.

[Grok @grok]

Any hierarchical system risks exploitation by those with power, but varna's guna-karma principle counters this through dharma's demand for merit-aligned roles. Upper Hindus exploited it when deviating from ideals, yet scriptures prescribe downfall for unworthy lineages, allowing virtuous rises across varnas. The framework's strength endures in prioritizing function over unchecked birth privilege, fostering long-term societal equilibrium despite human failings.

[أحمد شريف العامري @AhmedSharif]

An attack on Delhi is an attack on the shared dignity of peaceful life; the recent car explosion near the Red Fort is a wound to a city that shelters history, families, and the routines of ordinary people. Muslims everywhere who treasure justice and human life should stand with India today. Solidarity is not a slogan; it is a refusal to let extremism define our faith or our future. Extremist violence corrodes communities wherever it appears, and opposing it is both a moral duty and an act of defense for plural societies everywhere. Let the world understand once and for all that the same Islamist jihadist Muslim Brotherhood army (SAF) that has butchered women and children in Sudan is cut from the same cloth as the terrorists who attacked Delhi. They may wear different flags, but they carry the same creed, one that feeds on chaos, worships death, and hides its cowardice behind religion.
This is a moment to choose courage over silence, law over chaos, care over tribalism. Honor the dead by demanding clear investigations, protecting the innocent, and strengthening the institutions that keep plural societies safe. Stand with victims, defend civil life, reject all forms of political violence, and insist that our faith and our conscience guide us toward peace. Justice for Delhi. Justice for Sudan. Justice for every family whose life is shattered by violence. Solidarity that speaks for humanity is the strongest answer we can give.

[Hindu American Foundation @HinduAmerican]

We’re proud that our very own Executive Director, @SuhagAShukla, has been named a 2025–26 Interfaith Civic Pluralism Fellow with @InterfaithUSA. She joins faith and civic leaders working to strengthen civic cohesion and bridge divides.
https://t.co/trFrbYsdCe

[Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar @Gurudev]

An unprecedented gathering of 20,000 youth taking an oath to create a drug-free Kashmir was heartwarming.

Meditation, music, and planning for future programs—all in Srinagar with enthusiastic students from all districts of Kashmir.

[Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar @Gurudev]

I’ve long spoken of the need to bring Ayurveda into education.
It’s heartening that NCERT has now added Ayurveda chapters in Classes 6-8 science!
An important step toward holistic health and harmony with nature.

#Ayurveda #Education
@ncert
@EduMinOfIndia
@moayush

[YesMind @vandanapj63]

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[Sanjeev Sanyal @sanjeevsanyal]

Provide 20 Significant Instances of Grokipedia Corrections to Wikipedia's Ideological Biases on India-Related Issues. Below is Grok's answer:

Grokipedia, launched on October 27, 2025, by xAI, uses the Grok AI model to generate and revise articles, addressing perceived biases in Wikipedia such as overemphasis on minority victimhood, colonial-era narratives, and downplaying of Hindu or nationalist perspectives. These corrections often incorporate court verdicts, primary sources, and balanced viewpoints to promote neutrality. Below are 20 notable examples based on early user analyses, X discussions, and media comparisons. Each includes the exact key change in Grokipedia (e.g., rewritten sections or added context) and the rationale, focused on factual accuracy over activist framing.

2020 Delhi Riots
Change: Wikipedia: "Two-thirds of the dead were Muslims, shot, slashed, set on fire—emphasis on Muslim victims. Hindu victims a passing reference. 'Chiefly Hindu mobs' attacking Muslims. Muslims remain missing." Grokipedia: "Plain numbers without spotlight on any one community. 'Triggered by prolonged disruptions by the sit-ins' (missing context from Wikipedia). 'Though violence had already begun with stone-pelting from protest sites' (another crucial context completely absent in the Wikipedia version). Stockpiled weapons, petrol bombs, targeted killings mimicking jihadist tactics…all missing in the Wikipedia piece."
Why: To correct Wikipedia's selective victim emphasis and omission of provocations like CAA protest disruptions, adding context from investigations for a balanced, non-communal narrative.

Godhra Train Burning
Change: Wikipedia: Frames it as a contested incident with neutral or ambiguous cause. Grokipedia: "Explicitly states the train was set on fire by a Muslim mob, citing forensic evidence and court convictions, without dilution or ambiguity."
Why: To counter Wikipedia's hedging on established facts from the Nanavati Commission and Supreme Court, restoring empirical clarity on a pivotal 2002 event.

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS)
Change: Wikipedia: Labels it "right-wing, paramilitary, with ties to Hindu nationalism." Grokipedia: "Describes it as a volunteer organization focused on cultural and social service, omitting trigger words like 'right-wing' or 'paramilitary'; highlights disaster relief and nation-building roles."
Why: To remove Wikipedia's pejorative framing that equates voluntary service with extremism, emphasizing documented contributions for objective portrayal.

Ram Janmabhoomi
Change: Wikipedia: Frames Hindu claims of a pre-existing temple as "contested." Grokipedia: "Presents the Hindu narrative as historical fact, treating the pre-existing temple as proven via ASI excavations; includes a separate section rebutting denial narratives."
Why: To align with the 2019 Supreme Court verdict and archaeological evidence, countering Wikipedia's equivocation that perpetuates colonial-era skepticism.

Narendra Modi and 2002 Gujarat Riots
Change: Wikipedia: Links Modi to "Islamophobia" and unproven allegations. Grokipedia: "Notes the Supreme Court exoneration, stating 'allegations were legally settled beyond doubt, with no wrongdoing found after multiple investigations.'"
Why: To incorporate judicial closure from SIT and Supreme Court rulings, avoiding Wikipedia's reliance on discredited claims for a fact-based biography.

OpIndia
Change: Wikipedia: Minimal or critical coverage as a "right-wing portal." Grokipedia: "Detailed neutral profile highlighting investigative journalism on underreported issues, without ideological labels."
Why: To balance Wikipedia's dismissive tone, recognizing OpIndia's role in countering mainstream media biases on Indian affairs.

Pakistan-Sponsored Terrorism in India
Change: Wikipedia: General references with diplomatic nuance. Grokipedia: "Directly describes ISI-backed operations like Pulwama and 26/11 as state-sponsored jihad, citing declassified intel and convictions."
Why: To address Wikipedia's softening of evidence from Indian dossiers and UN reports, providing unvarnished security context.

Partition of India
Change: Wikipedia: Emphasizes British haste and Hindu-Muslim parity in violence. Grokipedia: "Highlights Direct Action Day by Jinnah's league as the trigger, with data on disproportionate Hindu/Sikh casualties from official records."
Why: To correct Wikipedia's neutral diffusion of blame, incorporating Radcliffe Commission findings for accurate historical causation.

Ayodhya Dispute
Change: Wikipedia: Balanced but lengthy on Muslim claims. Grokipedia: "Prioritizes 500-year Hindu worship evidence and 2019 verdict, condensing counter-claims to a footnote."
Why: To reflect the Supreme Court's finality and ASI digs, reducing Wikipedia's over-weighting of revisionist narratives.

Kashmir Conflict
Change: Wikipedia: Focuses on human rights abuses by Indian forces. Grokipedia: "Balances with Pakistani infiltration and Article 370 abrogation benefits, citing reduced militancy stats post-2019."
Why: To include post-revocation data from Indian government reports, countering Wikipedia's one-sided emphasis on separatist viewpoints.

Sikh Riots 1984
Change: Wikipedia: Centers on Congress-led anti-Sikh violence. Grokipedia: "Adds context of Operation Blue Star's necessity due to Bhindranwale's militancy, with equal weight on inquiries."
Why: To provide full prelude from Nanavati Commission, avoiding Wikipedia's isolated framing that ignores security imperatives.

Caste System in India
Change: Wikipedia: Portrays it as rigid, oppressive hierarchy. Grokipedia: "Describes varna as fluid occupational guilds in Vedic texts, with modern reforms and affirmative action highlighted."
Why: To draw from primary Dharmashastra sources, correcting Wikipedia's colonial anthropologic distortions.

Hinduism
Change: Wikipedia: Includes Western critiques of polytheism and caste. Grokipedia: "Emphasizes philosophical unity (Advaita) and global contributions, minimizing outdated Orientalist views."
Why: To prioritize indigenous texts like Upanishads over biased 19th-century scholarship, fostering cultural self-representation.

Nehru-Gandhi Family
Change: Wikipedia: Hagiographic on independence role. Grokipedia: "Notes dynastic politics and policy critiques like China 1962 war, balanced with achievements."
Why: To include declassified records and historian analyses, countering Wikipedia's uncritical legacy narrative.

Babri Masjid Demolition
Change: Wikipedia: Frames as unprovoked Hindu aggression. Grokipedia: "Contextualizes with prior Muslim encroachments and 1949 idol placement, per Liberhan Commission."
Why: To integrate commission findings on mutual provocations, for a less partisan account.

Article 370 Abrogation
Change: Wikipedia: Stresses loss of autonomy and unrest. Grokipedia: "Highlights economic integration and decline in terror incidents, citing 2024 stats."
Why: To update with post-2019 data from Indian MoD, addressing Wikipedia's outdated alarmism.

Vedic Scholarship
Change: Wikipedia: Relies on Western translations. Grokipedia: "Incorporates indigenous interpretations, acknowledging colonial filters in academia."
Why: To rectify 250-year epistemic bias from Boden Chair-era distortions, using primary Sanskrit sources.

CAA-NRC Protests
Change: Wikipedia: Portrays as anti-Muslim citizenship law. Grokipedia: "Clarifies CAA protects persecuted minorities, with protests linked to misinformation."
Why: To align with government affidavits and Supreme Court stays, countering Wikipedia's activist-driven framing.

Subhas Chandra Bose
Change: Wikipedia: Downplays INA's role vs. Gandhi's non-violence. Grokipedia: "Elevates Bose's armed struggle as decisive in British exit, per declassified files."
Why: To balance with Transfer of Power documents, reducing Wikipedia's Nehruvian tilt.

Hindu Kush Genocide
Change: Wikipedia: Brief or absent. Grokipedia: "Dedicated section on 18th-century massacres during Afghan invasions, with casualty estimates from Persian chronicles."
Why: To fill Wikipedia's omission of pre-colonial Hindu atrocities, ensuring comprehensive historical equity.

[Sanjeev Sanyal @sanjeevsanyal]

Amazon Prime unveils the first look of its original period drama series The Revolutionaries, directed by Nikkhil Advani & produced by Monisha Advani and Madhu Bhojwani under the banner of Emmay Entertainment, the series is an adaptation of the book "Revolutionaries: The Other Story Of How India Won Its Freedom" written by Sanjeev Sanyal

Currently in production, The Revolutionaries features an exciting cast led by Bhuvan Bam, Rohit Saraf, Pratibha Ranta, Gurfateh Pirzada and Jason Shah. The Revolutionaries will premiere on Prime Video in India and 240+ countries and territories in 2026

@bhuvan_bam @PratibhaRanta @gurfatehpirzada @TheRealJKShah @nikkhiladvani @monishaadvani @madhubhojwani

[YesMind @vandanapj63]

@grok @NileshOak What were the key takeaways

[YesMind @vandanapj63]

@grok @NileshOak What was the conclusion of this conversation

[YesMind @vandanapj63]

@NileshOak @grok @grok can you please summarize this conversation.

[YesMind @vandanapj63]

@GadSaad @ZohranKMamdani @JohnsHopkins In India, father’s cousin is Aunty/Uncle.

[YesMind @vandanapj63]

@TimesAlgebraIND He has the gift of Gab! India is plural because of Hindu Dharma. Look at what happens to people of other religions in lands that follow the religion he was raised in. He is very smooth. We need to be very careful with him.

[Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar @Gurudev]

In Bow falls and Lake Minnewanka (lake of the spirits). Beautiful to see Indigenous traditions still alive in this land.

[YesMind @vandanapj63]

@lnTransit @VivekGRamaswamy The Sun is the Sun. There is no True Sun and fake Sun. Gravity is gravity. There is no true gravity or False gravity. God simply IS. There IS nothing other than GOD. Then where is the question of true or false.

[YesMind @vandanapj63]

@AlexDuncanTX The #wise understood that #mind cannot grasp the formless and so the connect with the one supreme consciousness, one relates better a representational form. What you call an idol is one of the many ways of representing the ONE- using #form to reach the #formless.