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So the Cockroach meeting didn't go in vain. Someone gained.

Scrolling through my insta feed and suddenly found this.

BIG NEWS - Singapore orders YouTube, Facebook & X to block Anti-India posts.

@SudhanidhiB It's always called Raja Ram's Rajya. That's what Devi Kali would want it to be.

State is of Devi Kali's, it shouldn't be Ram Rajya but something referenced after Mother herself.

@nexta_tv Slow claps for Ukraine supporter Jewish Admin posting fake anti-India Chinese edited video of a Korean YT.

😄 "Luda and I are at Arcadia Beach. There's a piece of a Shahed drone floating in the water. Luda, dive in and get it." Women in Odesa never seem to lose their optimism, even in circumstances like these. 🇺🇦😅

Anti-India hate ID suspended.

They are still spreading Chinese disinformation despite the Korean YT clarification that the video was from Bangladesh. And the Holi scene is when he was playing Holi in India and was not crossed dressed.

The most spoken line going around WB these days: Ee ki abasta?

@indicmawntee You can't expect better from those who are offspring of convicts brought to Australia.

> Australia > 8 year old Indian origin Kid > died by drowning > WHlTE people were laughing at his death hoping Indian people see this and understand how sick these people are

2 crore bribe money, is at least 20 crore worth loss in cumulative benefits for the public.

They got 500hrs of media coverage for a 5-hour protest.

Wherever Hindu numbers go down. You have a problem.

@ndtvindia This country is hold together by young men sacrificing their lives for it everyday.

आंतकियों के सर्च ऑपरेशन में लेफ्टिनेंट शहीद जम्मू-कश्मीर में बीते 16 दिन से जारी आतंकवाद विरोधी 'ऑपरेशन शेरुवाली' में आर्मी के एक युवा अफसर की दर्दनाक मौत हो गई. शनिवार शाम जम्मू-कश्मीर के राजौरी जिले में आर्मी के युवा अफसर लेफ्टिनेंट बीरेश्वर गोस्वामी शहीद हो गए. वे एक खड़ी पहाड़ी चोटी से फिसलकर गहरी खाई में गिर गए थे. GOC व्हाइट नाइट कॉर्प्स ने बीरेश्वर गोस्वामी की मौत पर दुख जताया है. व्हाइट नाइट कॉर्प्स ने एक सोशल मीडिया पोस्ट में बताया कि लेफ्टिनेंट बीरेश्वर गोस्वामी 'ऑपरेशन शेरुवाली' की टीम में शामिल थे. #JammuKashmir | #IndianArmy

Group of Indian men playing cricket defend white girl from a creep white man who had been following her🫡

Comparisons are futile but for me one of India's greatest engineering achievements remains the 217 feet tall shadowless Brihadisvara Temple built by Raja Raja Chola I in 1010. Crafted with giant interlocked stones and crowned by an 81 ton kumbam, it was built within six years.

Whites of US didn't give equal voting rights to the Blacks who were Christians by the way, till 1965 when civil rights laws were passed, some 180years after US constitution was written. You know much of civil rights movements were inspired from India. ML King was inspired from Gandhi and Kennedy often discussed with Nehru.

Sandeep bhai - I appreciate your point above. Allow me to delve a bit deeper. Civic sense is undergirded by a deeper belief system (worldview). Some facts here - most of the West is built upon a Judeo-Christian worldview, deriving their laws from the Bible. So. even if a large percentage may not subscribe to the teachings of the Bible, the teachings of the Bible (and related books) undergird society. I'd posit that in order for civic sense to really flourish, such civic sense would need to be undergirded by whatever religious teachings a society/community prescribes to. For example, the US Declaration of Independence states - We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights...So, here we see clearly that 'all men' are considered equal. This leads to 'dignity of labor.' The dignity of the person cleaning the building or street is no less dignified than anyone else. Therefore, no one considers putting litter in the garbage bin as beneath them. Does that make sense? Here's an anecdote. A while back I was going through Ameerpet, Hyderabad early evening. The malls, stores were all lit up and it was a pulsating environment with people shopping. Looked awesome. Later around midnight, as I was returning home and was driving back through Ameerpet, the store/mall lights were off and only the streetlights were on. All I could see was the mountains of litter (paper, trash, plastic cups and such) all over the place such that you couldn't see the ground. I'd say that was the case because most people would have assumed that taking care of the garbage/litter is not their job rather the sweeper's job. So, my bottom-line point is that civic sense has to be undergirded by something more absolute than the rules and thoughts of men. And if one wants to take the cue from the West, it has to be tied to some religious concepts subscribed to by said society. I usually see folks arguing, making excuses, and calling people names when you say these things, instead of looking inwards and determine what can be done. Have a good night!

Most of Indians lacks civic sense in public society. We don't have that mindset. Most people obsess over unnecessary things — political parties, cricket, region, religion, and caste — instead of civic sense. That's why India can't build proper infrastructure. Until we kill these unnecessary things, nothing will change. #CivicSense #India @BJP4India @ @INCIndia @abhijeet_dipke @Cockroachisback @dhruv_rathee @pbhushan1

Jaisalmer, Rajasthan-. Environmentalist Narpat Singh builds over 90 water reservoirs in 15 years, creating a lifeline for Thar wildlife.

#WATCH | Nagpur, Maharashtra: Chef Vishnu Manohar prepares 3,000 kg tarri poha on World Poha Day. Chef Vishnu Manohar says, "... The purpose is to show the world that Nagpur’s poha is our pride — the staple food of central India. Anyone visiting Nagpur must try tari poha, a speciality many don’t know about. The tari, made with desi chickpeas rich in protein, makes it unique."