WISEROY
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@WiseroyOfIndia
6'2 | Ex-Hindu | Pheminist | Decline Enjoyer
Buddhism originated in India, the country you hate. Always remember that Indian civilization held the same place and importance for Asia as Greek civilization did for Europe.
Wtf are they doing ? 😱 Those are baby goats
Jatt got brutally mogged by a former indian volley team captanin Gujjari Saurav Gurjar really out here being 6'10 in WWE while avg dhed 3 crore Hindu Jat height in studies is around 5'5 😭 still waiting for a famous 6'10 Hindu Jat personality to pop up tho🤣
Everything looked heavenly until the camera turned behind the wall. Plastic, garbage, filth everywhere. These were once the cleanest and most untouched corners of India. Roads reached there, tourists reached there, but waste management never did. We connect every corner of the country but never plan what follows after humans arrive. Painful to watch this happening to places that once looked pure.
BJP with one seat is not letting 108 seat TVK form govt 🦍
Vande Mataram is an ode to a goddess. It cannot be treated on par with the national anthem. Jana Gana Mana celebrates India and its people, not a particular religion. Religion ≠ nation. The man who wrote Vande Mataram was sympathetic to the British Raj and despised Muslims. Netaji Bose, Gandhi, Nehru, and Tagore all rejected it. The Preamble to the Constitution of India begins with “We, the People” — not “Bharat Maa”. It promises “liberty of thought, expression, belief, faith and worship”. The very first provision of the Constitution, Article 1, describes “India, that is Bharat” as a Union of States. In the Constituent Assembly, some members wanted the Preamble to begin in the name of a goddess; they specifically invoked Vande Mataram. Others wanted it to begin “In the name of God” and to replace “its citizens” with “her citizens”. All these amendments were defeated. India, that is Bharat, is its people. The nation is not a goddess; it does not run in the name of a god or goddess, and it does not belong to one god or goddess. timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/cabinet-…
Haryanvi Jats are similar to Haryanvi Dalits. Genetically, Culturally and spiritually. No amount of "charts" will change that.
