Remember when Zohran Mamdani said that Muslims were the real victims of 9/11 and that his ‘aunt’ was too afraid to take the subway because she feared being attacked for wearing a hijab?
It was later revealed that his ‘aunt’ didn’t even live in New York at the time. She was in Africa, didn’t wear a hijab, and was actually his father’s deceased distant cousin.
The fact he got away with so many lies is crazy. He’s a pathological liar.
They pack cities with Muslims, pour in foreign money to raise mosques, install an imam who tells every voter how to ballot, then elect their own and lock in the power.
Mosques aren’t churches — they’re command centers.
Someone ban these HR LOFARS from Uttarakhand pls. How do you even behave like this in public? This is stone age mentality. And listen to their songs... 'Lofar they Haryana ke'. They literally admitted themselves that they are lofars. Btw this was at Gucchupani, Dehradun.
@Oneindia The Squeezed ones are further squeezed, Honest Tax payers are scared with Big IT notices for any small penny tax is un paid. Your suggestion is distant dream in Country like India.
Must, #mustread.
Point- Marijuana is illegal in India.
I have been telling you, time and again, that the Ministry of Ayush is the end of public health in India. A disgusting farce.
Ayurveda practitioners were pseudoscience peddlers. Now they are have a future also as drug peddlers.
Great career choice after BAMS degree. Do parents want their children to become these "doctors"?
Crazy excerpts:
"In under a minute, over a call, the ayurvedic doctor, who gave only his first name, prescribed not an over-the-counter medicine, but cannabis gummies, chewable candies infused with cannabis."
"Marketed as ayurvedic medicine and used by youth to get a ‘high’, cannabis products are now a booming business built on loopholes the government wrote into law."
"In India, cannabis prescribed for medical purposes falls under a system overseen by the Ministry of Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homoeopathy (Ayush), which calls it Vijaya."
Ayurvedic "doctors" could prescribe cannabis products for medical use with no cap on psychotropic THC content in it, and companies could sell them as ayurvedic medicine.
The potency of cannabis sold is much higher than what is permitted in the USA. It sells in a range from Rs 900 to Rs 14,000.
Absolute bonkers of a report from @vandana_menon for the @reporters_co
Full read:
https://t.co/BCRIACdMxI
It's been almost 20 years since I got my Airtel connection, and I've easily paid them more than Rs. 25 lakh in that time. I can't think of any other business that has made even close to this much money from me.
Now the reason why I am saying this is I was watching the latest episode of the Intermission by @TheKenWeb. In case you haven't checked it out, it's a wonderful show on the history of some of the biggest businesses in India. Their latest episode is about Airtel and Rohin, and Seetharaman traced the entire Airtel journey, and I didn't realize that Airtel has had many, many near-death experiences and yet always came out stronger to be the business that it is today.
transparency needs to be accessible.
from today it is.
within the past 2 weeks, around 1 crore 66 lakh records were scraped from the government's CPP Portal.
The Nation's procurement database is now publicly available to all.
link below
A Golden Ram and a Stone Lion, found in a tomb at the archaeological site of Gonur Depe (2400-1600 BC) in Turkmenistan 🇹🇲. The finger in the background shows how small these figures are, demonstrating the extraordinary skill of the craftsmen.
Long before Merv raised its first tower, Bronze Age villages were assembling along the Murgab River in what is called Margiana Oasis. The greatest of these ancient settlements, currently being excavated around Gonur Depe, has stunned archaeological world for its vast area and complex layout.
Gonur Depe (Grey Hill) along ancient delta of Murghab River, not far from the Afghan border, seems to have been settled during three main periods: 2300-1900 BC; 1900-1700 BC, a reconstruction after what may have been a large fire; and 1700-1500 BCE, after which it was apparently abandoned. Settlement was on the right bank of the ancient river, like ancient Indus settlements. There were also water reservoirs, smaller settlements in the area, graveyards with remains "confirming high social status of the buried", ritual animal burials, workshops for smelting bronze, possible palaces and much more.
"Gonur's culture shows many similarities with those of the Near and Middle East and Indus . . .. The method of burning the minerals [used in beads and mosaics] in order to facilitate their handling is known at monuments in the Indus Valley civilisation, starting from the Neolithic (Vidale 1989). Harappan seals were produced mainly from steatite after it had been fired (Masson 1977:149)" (p. 48). There is little doubt that there were direct connections with ancient Indus cities; the author who has long worked at the site writes "Victor Sarianidi underlined the fact that the trade routes of the so-called Silk Road began to develop long before the silk trade. They started to be used in the Bronze Age, if not earlier. It was through the contact and interaction of various cultural traditions, and the peaceful coexistence of different economic-cultural types in Central Asia in general, and Turkmenistan in particular, that people had the opportunity to enrich one another with the latest knowledge and technology, and moreover to create a brilliant centre of world culture (Sarianidi 2012b:157)" (p. 53).
The discoveries were first made in 1972 by Russian-Greek archaeologist Viktor Sarianidi, who continually uncovered new findings. Sarianidi considered Gonur to be one of the great civilisations of the ancient world and while this claim may be disputed, it is a fascinating site. What is certain, is that Gonur is one of the oldest fire-worshipping civilisations, parallel to the Bactrian cultures in neighbouring Afghanistan. The first agricultural settlements appeared in the area around 7000 BC, developing a strong agriculture. It is believed the city was slowly abandoned during Bronze Age as Murgab River changed course, depriving the city of water. The current excavations have been dated back to 3000 BC.
Sarianidi believed that Gonur was the birthplace of first monotheistic religion, Zoroastrianism, being at some point the home of the religion’s founder, Zoroaster. The adjacent sites have revealed four fire temples, as well as evidence of a cult based around a drug potion prepared from poppy, hemp and ephedra plants. This potent brew is almost certainly the haoma (soma elixir) used by the magi whom Zoroaster began preaching against in Zoroastrian texts.
The Hermitage - St. Petersburg
#archaeohistories
"The attempt by the West Bengal govt to make singing of Vande Mataram mandatory in Madrasas and other Schools is highly irregular and unconstitutional. It will be challenged before the High Court at the appropriate time." ~ CPI(M) MP Bikashranjan Bhattacharyya.
Singing the national song of India is unconstitutional, but singing communist anthems is constitutional. Every time they sing them, Karl Marx rolls in his grave.
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When Zohran Mamdani says Muhammad was “an immigrant,” he’s not technically lying. He’s just cutting the story off right before it gets inconvenient.
Yeah - Muhammad migrated to Medina in 622. That part’s real.
What they don’t tell you is what happened next.
He didn’t walk into an empty city. Medina was a multi-tribal society with significant Jewish populations - established, structured, and already running things economically and politically. There was an agreement - the Constitution of Medina - where different groups, including Jews and Muslims, were supposed to coexist under mutual obligations.
Sounds like the “diversity works” narrative, right?
Give it five years.
One Jewish tribe? Expelled.
Second tribe? Expelled.
Third tribe? Surrounded, surrendered… then the men executed and the women and children enslaved.
That’s not fringe history. That’s coming straight out of early Islamic sources - the same ones scholars, Islamic and non-Islamic, have studied for centuries.
And that’s the part people like Mamdani conveniently skip.
Because if you include that, the framing changes.
It’s no longer just “immigrant seeking refuge.”
It becomes: enter → consolidate → eliminate opposition.
We have to call out selective storytelling.
Because when politicians cherry-pick history to push a modern agenda, they’re not educating you - they’re managing you.
They give you the soft-focus version: “Refugee. Inclusion. Coexistence.”
They leave out: Power. Conflict. Consequences.
And if you don’t know the full timeline, you’re arguing blind.
So don’t just accept the headline they hand you.
Read the whole story.
And don't forget the part that involved the Jews so you can understand what's going on between Israel and the Muslim world.
🚨My Name is Nehru And I Gifted ..
🔴 POK to Pakistan !
🔴 Tibet to China !
🔴 Kabo valley to Burma !
🔴 Coco islands to Burma !
🔴 Thinking like it is my Ancestral Property ! &
🔴 Rejected US; USSR offers of Permanent UNSC seat.
🔴 Rejected US offer of Nuclear Weapons Technology.
🔴 Rejected Nepal's offer to Rejoin India.
1962.
🚨 I Am Loyal Servants of China !
🚨 I AM Congress !
🚨 A Towering Traitor !!
Islamic imam in Texas:
“Mamdani was a victory for the Ummah. We didn’t succeed in conquering Vienna by the sword for 200 years, and now it’s 20% Muslim.
We need to enlarge the Muslim population in America, just like we did in Europe.”
Texas has an Islamic problem.
Hey @peyushbansal don’t be such a petty, thin-skinned coward! @Lenskart_com is a publicly listed company’s not your personal business anymore. They can’t block a paying customer and a General citizen like me just for asking legitimate questions. It only makes you appear scared, jittery and like you have something to hide.
Not a single post against Pakistan for their barbaric attack at Mental Rehabilitation Centre where they took lives of over 400+ people but you are so sad that Aditya Dhar made a movie exposing Pakistan & degrading them.
Now it is very clear by whom you stand, India or Pakistan!!