Ankit Shukla

At what point do people say enough is enough? Any ideas..

Nehru is a fake socialist who let millions die in the violence of partition because he didn't want Dalit-Bahujan-Adivasi people questioning his handling of the fate of the subcontinent

A channel recently promoted "Manu Smriti". But 1. We must Oppose & End Casteism because according to the Vishnu Smriti, Chapter V, Sutras 19-25: "If a Shudra man mentions the name or caste of a superior...an iron pin ten inches long shall be thrust into his mouth(red hot)."

Many people in India are not ready to hear the truth that Nehru and Indira let the foundations of Hindu Rashtra today take root from their own times However, more than the "fake socialist" tag, i would say that he was an ambitious manipulator who thought his plans would pay off in the long run The first casualty of these "infrastructure and development projects" were the adivasis. Personally, the story of the Damodar Valley Project has two sides for India. One of the many Santhals who have not been able to return home even today and still remain displaced and the second of the India who rejoiced and benefited from these projects and learned to look the other way because a "few lives destroyed for the greater good" justify the means to the end, leading to the system of indifferent citizenry and callous bureaucracy in which we live today

Congress was formed by a Britisher RSS was founded by an Indian No matter how hard the ecosystem tries, the fact remains: Congress was created to serve interests of the British, while they keep abusing RSS only to whitewash their own sins and divert public attention.

dawkins is an idiot in a very specific way, but he’s not idiotic enough to actually think claude is conscious. what materialists/new atheists like him mean when they say AI may be conscious is not so much that AI is conscious as much as it is an attempt to downplay human consciousness. they’re essentially making a point. “hey, how ridiculous i sound right now, is how ridiculous you sound thinking human consciousness is universally central.” or, “hey, see that dumb llm that you and i clearly agree isn’t conscious? yup, you’re made of the exact same stuff. see how stupid you sound now?” there’s also unfortunately no way to rebut them without disclaiming you are using poetry. you cannot use “science” to plead the case because science is a materialist tool. it is a highly sequestered arena in which we define a rigid speech protocol. its whole trick is the calculus of dividing the whole and annotating its parts. this clever hack works for some things, some small pockets of reducibility, but at large is quite futile. neuroscientist philosopher iain mcgilchrist argues the materialist trap is basically a failure to see wholes, dominated by the brain left-hemisphere’s proclivity to divide and conquer. the left hemisphere cannot make sense of experience, music, and time. these are the domain of the right hemisphere which experiences “flow” rather than discrete moments. he describes patients with right hemisphere damage who just couldn’t make sense of time in their life. they saw the frames but couldn’t see the movie. you can dissect the image to find the story but all you’ll get are pixels. you can dissect a violin to find the music but all you’ll get is wood pulp. consciousness is a whole. it’s a flow. and science doesn’t really know what to do with that.

What did Congress do in 70 years? सत्तर साल में कोंग्रेस ने क्या किया? Did you know: > that in 1939, only 11% of cropped land used improved seeds? > that in 1951 about 97% of ploughs in India were wooden ploughs? There were 31.3 million wooden ploughs, & 970,000 iron ploughs?

When they go full Sanghi, you have to go full secular. There is no inbetween.

Missed opportunity as a career-politician to stand by what you'd said, instead of avoiding HBS' police. For nonpoliticians, it makes sense to avail legal possibilities like going to Hyderabad etc to avoid arrest by the police-state. For a politician, it makes them look scared.

NDA won 293 seats in 2024. INDIA alliance won 234. The gap looks large until you do the math. INDIA needs 40 more seats. That's not a wave. That's just normal Indian election. The vote shares tell the real story. NDA polled roughly 43-44%. INDIA polled 41-42%. The entire "Modi mandate" rests on a gap of 2-3 percentage points being brutally amplified by a first-past-the-post system where the candidate with the most votes wins, regardless of margin, and every other vote disappears. It was never a landslide. It was a conversion advantage. The opposition only needs to convert the fence sitters. The votes already exist. What 2024 demonstrated, painfully, is that secular votes in constituency after constituency were split across multiple candidates, enough in each case to change the result. The problem wasn't popularity. It was coordination. The next India Alliance should be bigger, more inclusive. So what does 2029 require? Not a revolution. Not a wave. Seat-sharing discipline that INDIA already demonstrated it could achieve in UP, and then didn't finish. Forty seats across a country of a billion voters. There is genuine anger in the country. It is real, it is growing, and it is not going away. The economy is not delivering for ordinary people. People are waking up to the reality. These things compound. Angry people are eager people. Eager to bring about the change. An alliance that fights like it means it, disciplined, coordinated, unapologetic, doesn't need a miracle. A 2-4% shift in vote share, on top of anger that is already there, already looking for an outlet, is not ambition. It is arithmetic. BJP's vote is geographically concentrated in states it has already maxed out. There are no more seats to gain in Gujarat or Madhya Pradesh. They've swept them clean. INDIA's growth potential sits in states where the race is close: UP, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Bengal. Which are exactly the states where coordination and a 2-4% shift matters most. State elections are a different contest. Haryana was lost. Maharashtra was lost. More may follow. Local equations, local incumbencies, local failures. Even break down of India alliance in some cases. These are real and they will hurt. But Lok Sabha is not an aggregation of state elections. It is its own battle, fought on national questions, on the idea of the country itself. And yes, the media is captured. The ECI has questions to answer. The courts have disappointed. The agencies are weaponised. All of that is true. And yet 2024 still happened. The opposition still won 234 seats against the full force of the incumbent machinery. The system is bent, not yet completely broken. Modi is not invincible. The arithmetic says so. The data says so. The only thing that can save him in 2029 is the opposition's own failure to coordinate. That failure is a choice. It can be unmade.