Anuradha Chaturvedi

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Anuradha Chaturvedi

Anuradha Chaturvedi

@Anucseth

Digital publishing professional | Kathak Dancer & Choreographer | Artistic Director, Drishti Dance, UK | From the land of Awadh

Reading, England Katılım Aralık 2013
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Anuradha Chaturvedi@Anucseth·
@TheNavroopSingh Watershed moment in Bengal's electoral history indeed. 2021 election had resulted in so much PTSD for all of us, that its hard to believe our own eyes.
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Navroop Singh
Navroop Singh@TheNavroopSingh·
200.. BJP in Bengal !!! Truly Historic
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Navroop Singh
Navroop Singh@TheNavroopSingh·
BJP touching 2/3rd Majority in West Bengal 😎
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Anuradha Chaturvedi@Anucseth·
Spot on
ThePrincess@HimjaParekh

Hats off to Hon HM @AmitShah First destroyed naxal corridor. Diluted left to almost nothing. Kerala is the last standing state. Gave Assam a lease of life. Take a bow @himantabiswa Dravidian politics next target. The state needs to be freed from this toxic ideology before the roots return. It will be painful but the purge has begun. The sweetest victory - WB. The state which was once the country’s glory ruined by left and incumbent. Security nightmare. National security problem on account of border state, eastern flank. Critical after the fall of Bangladesh post CIA coup. The victory belongs to the Union of India. The loss is CIA’s. Hopefully next is Punjab. Critical as Pakistan has gained a lifeline till Trump administration exists.

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ThePrincess
ThePrincess@HimjaParekh·
Hats off to Hon HM @AmitShah First destroyed naxal corridor. Diluted left to almost nothing. Kerala is the last standing state. Gave Assam a lease of life. Take a bow @himantabiswa Dravidian politics next target. The state needs to be freed from this toxic ideology before the roots return. It will be painful but the purge has begun. The sweetest victory - WB. The state which was once the country’s glory ruined by left and incumbent. Security nightmare. National security problem on account of border state, eastern flank. Critical after the fall of Bangladesh post CIA coup. The victory belongs to the Union of India. The loss is CIA’s. Hopefully next is Punjab. Critical as Pakistan has gained a lifeline till Trump administration exists.
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Navroop Singh
Navroop Singh@TheNavroopSingh·
Did tarot card readings yesterday on Bengal Polls in private. The Card which came for BJP were empress & Chariot showing a BJP victory. Later on did a Prashna Kundli yesterday at 2:30. And i got the confirmation 😁
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Abhinav Agarwal
Abhinav Agarwal@AbhinavAgarwal·
Inevitable consequence of having definitions of convenience. If they actually bothered with Indian writers, like SL Bhyrappa, Vikram Sampath, Meenakshi Jain, Sanjeev Sanyal... Ghosh's writing? Turgid, plodding. But OK, he is a writer. Rushdie is still living off **that** book.
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Saumitra Chaturvedi
Saumitra Chaturvedi@SaumitraChat·
@JoelWebbon @alexstein99 When you have no clue about how spiritual and natural order works, you get silly child like dumb statements. But when such statements start to come from adults, be sure that a mass murdering genocide theology is taking shape in their minds.
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Anuradha Chaturvedi@Anucseth·
@SadaaShree Thanks for putting down your thoughts. Indeed D1 and D2 are landmark in contemporary Indian spy genre of movies. Loved your writeup.
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Lone Wolf Ratnakar
Lone Wolf Ratnakar@SadaaShree·
All the IT Celliyas, BJP handles abusing GCs, remember this name and face. Vishnu Tiwari. Falsely accused of rape and atrocity under SC/ST Act in 2001, in prison for 20 long years. 20 years due you even understand what that means. His whole life gone waste, can't rebuild that. Let this grief struck face haunt you, assuming you have shame, self conscience, respect.
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The Jaipur Dialogues
The Jaipur Dialogues@JaipurDialogues·
Government is on a path which will Destroy Education System and that will certainly destroy the Nation Appeasement of SC/ST/OBC has crossed all limits Get -40 and still stay eligible! Talk of keeping bright minds in India and ask them not to go to foreign countries for Studies and burden them with these idiotic schemes and reservation!
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Ajeet Bharti
Ajeet Bharti@ajeetbharti·
सवर्णों गाओ: रम्बा हो! एक और बाँस भेजा है मोदी जी ने!
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The UGC guidelines are nothing but Rowlatt act of 2026 to hunt down General category students (mainly male) with blood libel as they are the ones kept outside of protected categories. The republic is treating GCs as 2nd class citizens and you should be opposing it.
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We, the People of India
We, the People of India@India_Policy·
Those who fictionalize to make Paramveer Arun Khetarpal's father, a third generation soldier Brig ML Kehtarpal to say "us din wo peeche ku nahi hata" (why did he not yield on that day, to save his life and let Pakistan pursue Ghazwa-e-Hind, and a genocide in which already a million had been dead and lakhs raped) can never make an honest movie. #Ikkis
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Navroop Singh
Navroop Singh@TheNavroopSingh·
Rules Based Order ! Ladies & Gentlemen ! Kidnapping a president of a Soverign nation
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Rahul Shivshankar
Rahul Shivshankar@RShivshankar·
GO ON, OPPOSE CAA! Wife of Dipu Das, who was strung up like an animal and burnt by a Islamist Lynch mob in Bangladesh appeals to India to save Hindus there. And how has India's political class reacted? BY QUIBBLING OVER RIGHT OF PERSECUTED HINDUS TO RETURN TO HINDUSTAN!
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Aabhas Maldahiyar 🇮🇳
1/2 Very well. I am not here to choose between the Timurids (wrongly called Mughals) and the British. That choice itself is a colonial trap. Bharat was not ruled; it was consumed; first by the sword, later by the statute. One crushed bodies openly, the other starved them politely. Both dismantled society. Both persecuted. Both looted. If Timurid persecution was overt, British persecution was bureaucratised. They did not raise skull towers; they raised mortality tables. The British criminalised entire communities through law. The Criminal Tribes Act of 1871 declared whole castes hereditary criminals, subjecting them to surveillance, forced settlement, and collective punishment without trial (Government of India Legislative Proceedings, 1871). This was racial governance, not reform. The destruction of indigenous industry was deliberate. British parliamentary records admit that Indian textiles were systematically undercut by tariffs and import bans while British cloth flooded Indian markets duty-free (British Parliamentary Papers, Select Committee on East India Company, 1813). Bengal weavers did not “lose competitiveness”; their livelihoods were legislated out of existence. Famines were persecution by policy. During the Bengal Famine of 1943, over three million died while grain exports continued and Churchill’s War Cabinet refused relief shipments, dismissing Indians as “breeding like rabbits” (War Cabinet Papers, 1943). The Famine Inquiry Commission (1945) admitted that food scarcity was aggravated by state procurement, price controls, and denial policies. Hunger was weaponised. Economic drain was not incidental. It was structural. Dadabhai Naoroji proved using British budget statements that India financed British wars, British pensions, British railways, and British administration, while Indians were left with subsistence starvation (Naoroji, Poverty and Un-British Rule in India, 1901). This was not rule; it was extraction with flags. Railways are paraded as benevolence. British railway finance records show that India paid guaranteed returns to British investors regardless of profitability, while routes were designed to move raw material to ports, not food to famine zones (Indian Railway Finance Accounts, 1850–1900). Infrastructure was not for Indians; it was for Empire throughput. Population growth is then used as absolution. This is obscene. R. C. Dutt, using district gazetteers, showed that per-capita income collapsed even as population rose, creating a permanently malnourished society hovering at subsistence (Dutt, Economic History of India, Vol. II). Living longer while living worse is not progress; it is managed misery. The claim that famines ended only due to the Green Revolution accidentally exposes colonial guilt. India faced Partition chaos, refugee floods, and food shortages—yet never again saw colonial-scale famines. Why? Because grain was no longer exported while Indians starved. Because policy changed. Because Empire ended.
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stating that british rule harmed isn't wishful thinking. entire books can be written about the cold logic of empire affected during the Raj and about some of the good things too. but it is not some all-encompassing explanation for indian poverty, nor even the famines suffered during the Raj. 'extreme poverty' is a modern statistical construct that is repeatedly rebased: when you extend it backwards in time, most people on earth in the early 1900s were in Malthusian extreme poverty. you must note that the population of india roughly doubled over the course of the british raj from 213mm (1820) to 452m (1950). this is a actually a much higher population growth rate compared to that of china over the same time period. China has a similar crop mix. it is true that famines generally ended after Indian independence. It is also true that due to the green revolution, far more calories per hectare are possible after the 1950s, so it is hard to compare the effectiveness of rule. the Mughals 'reinvested in india' by building taj mahal and enriching the family and so on, they were not exactly building public works projects

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Tathvam-asi@tathvamasi6·
There is huge demand for #Dhurandhar movie to be dubbed and released in regional languages. Hope @AdityaDharFilms releases in all regional languages especially in southern languages. Telugu Kannada Tamil Malayalam You won’t have any problems to release in Telugu though.😜 Repost max till it reaches Aditya Dhar.
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