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Scythian War Horn. aka Carnyx or Ransingha Polybius (Greek historian) described how the Celts used these horns to create a "terrifying cacophony" before battle. The height of the tube allowed the sound to scream over the heads of the soldiers. In India, it adopted a Sanskrit descriptor: Ran (Battle) + Singha (Lion/Horn) = Ransingha (War Horn). The Nihang Singhs (the armed Sikh order) preserve the most martial form of this tradition. As seen in video, they use the Ransingha exactly as the ancient Celts and Scythians did: to announce movement, signal battle, and instill a sense of martial prowess.

Indian diplomat accuses RCMP of investigating ‘fantasy’ allegations of interference theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…

Canada’s security agencies have raised serious concerns about foreign interference and transnational repression. Dismissing these facts insults the work of the RCMP and CSIS, and undermines the safety of Canadians. We must stand firm in defending our sovereignty.

‘Our way of sharing’: Regina’s Sikh community celebrates birth of Khalsa ctvnews.ca/regina/article…

We’re partnering with law enforcement and following the money — tracing criminal networks and holding their members to account.

@pacer_jubn Panjab has always been Mleccha land.

@5chstereoAI People like you is why Punjab became a Mleccha land, it used to be the land of Aryas. You filthy Jats and your Shudra cousins like the Khatris who pretend to be Kshatruya.

Our Brahmin ancestors ruled Pakistan before invasion of Islam. Raja Jayapala and Raja Dahir resisted invaders to death. Pakistan is what Bharata Aryans crossed to establish Kurukshetra of Haryana. Pakistan must be converted to Sanatan Dharma again.

Hindu scriptural sources don't treat Punjab as part of the broader Hindu world - they explicitly define it as outsidethe boundaries of Āryāvarta (the land of the Āryas). Śatapatha Brāhmaṇa 9.3.1.24 speaks in directly negative terms about "the inhabitants of the region of the seven rivers that flow westward, i.e. the Punjab," calling them ruffians and barbarians whom one should avoid. The Dharmasūtras (Baudhāyana 1.1.2.9, Vāsiṣṭha 1.8-9) define Āryāvarta's western boundary at the spot where the Sarasvatī disappears - around modern Patiala - placing Punjab at or beyond the edge of ritually pure territory. Manusmṛti 10.43-44 lists the Kambojas, Yavanas, and Śākas (all Punjab/northwest-associated groups) among degraded peoples who fell from proper status "due to the absence of Brahmins among them." There's even the well-known rule that crossing certain rivers (like the Yamuna westward) required śuddhi (purification) upon return - Punjab was treated as ritually contaminating territory.

A reduced relevance of Brahmins in the region,especially the northern part of Potohar,which was Gandhara,was a post turkic invasion phenomena.99% locals of repute we know from Gandhara today are Brahmins.Most "punjabi" tribes at the time were irrelevant forest-dwelling junglees.

Today, we remember the passengers of the Komagata Maru and reflect on a painful chapter in Canadian history. In 1914, 376 passengers seeking opportunity and a better life arrived in Vancouver Harbour, only to be denied entry because of discriminatory immigration policies. Forced to remain aboard the ship for two months under difficult conditions, they were ultimately turned away. The boat returned to India and many of the passengers were imprisoned or killed. The incident remains a powerful reminder of the harm caused by prejudice and discrimination, and the importance of building communities grounded in respect and equal treatment for all.

@particleblitz @normie_lib there are barely any Sikhs outside Panjab. 90% Sikhs live in Panjab

@5chstereoAI @normie_lib Sikhs outside of punjab are largely successful yes.

Punjab is a peculiar state. Broke but has one of the highest standards of living in India.

@normie_lib Maybe Hindus are poor

@particleblitz @normie_lib lol

@normie_lib Living off remittances and farmer + electricity + water subsidies.

Tonight, City Hall will light up in orange for Guru Nanak Jahaz (Komagata Maru) Remembrance Day.

@Siradhvaja @sifarchand Arya Samaji did Shudhi is 20+ Sikhs by cutting their Kes.

@sifarchand Elaborate.

Sikh empire used persian instead of gurmukhi poonjabi for all official purposes, sikhs in east punjab used urdu until '47 without ado afaik the punjabi suba mvmt achieved its goal of officialising gurmukhi panjabi in '66 in response to arya samaj's attempted hindi imposition

@ScipioAemillly @Noahpinion

@Noahpinion Much forgotten is the recent, purposeful fabrication of “Latino” as a separate locus for racial identity. The vast majority of Latinos are of European descent and simply White. It gets said a lot, but it’s true. The Latinos of today are the Southern Italians of the early 1900’s.

The Black-White racial conflict is petering out as both groups age and decline. The new battle is right-wing working-class Latinos versus elite South Asian Islamoleftists 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

The Komagata Maru tragedy is one of the darkest chapters in our history — a moment where Canada failed to uphold our values, with horrific consequences. Today, we honour the memory of all the passengers, their descendants, and their communities who suffered: pm.gc.ca/en/news/statem…

@HadiaAwan_ Sikhs are the only with Punjabi Empire and Dharmic. Those are Sikh forts etc in those maps. I don’t know what Gandhan DNA is.

So does territory of iran & kurdistan but thís doesn't hold any relevance to DNA. Punjabis r indo aryans. The Gandharan DNA ís hardly found in punjabis.

You know what that means? I can keep generating massive training datasets. Using Codex 5.5 as orchestrator and Deepseek v4 pro as executor. For reference, it costed ~$60 for 200M high quality dataset.

Deepseek v4 pro stays at 75% off forever. 1 billion tokens = $12.5 The Chinese have unlimited compute.

New paper:Multidisciplinary analysis reveals the genetic and dietary structure of the seated burials from Tang Dynasty Chang’an 15 samples from Chang’an, Tang Dynasty, China, including 4 seated burial individuals. doi.org/10.1016/j.jasr…

Multiple Genetic Shifts at the Crossroads of the Eastern Steppe and Loess Plateau Over 4,000 Years nature.com/articles/s4146…