Raghav Kumar Dwivedula

ED action is tightening around Bengal and the heat is clearly reaching TMC’s top brass: 1. May 11: Former minister Sujit Bose arrested in municipal recruitment scam 2. May 14: Kolkata Police DC Santanu Sinha Biswas arrested 3. May 15: Former minister Rathin Ghosh questioned in ration scam Fun times ahead for many TMC leaders and their Didi Mamata Banerjee 🤣

🚨Hypocrisy photo #1. This is Dilip Mandal, a top BJP neta writing horrible words about Lord Brahma, Saraswati &also Brahmins. He gets 2 lac rupees a month from Modi government for writing all this garbage. 🚨Hypocrisy #2 This is Brahmin girl Anuradha Tiwari whose posts on reservations have been morphed and Modi government is after this poor girl for standing up for GCs. This is the truth and absolute truth about our BJP!

हमें ऐसा संसदीय कानून लाना चाहिए, जिसमें नेताओं के बच्चों के लिए भारत में ही पढ़ाई करना अनिवार्य हो। उनके बच्चों को भी वही नीतियां और बुनियादी सुविधाएं अनुभव करनी चाहिए, जो उनके माता-पिता देश की जनता के लिए बनाते हैं।

Five kids. One family. One leaked paper. Five stolen seats. On Nov 6, 2025, Dinesh Biwal posted on Facebook: "It is a matter of great pride for my family that five of our children have been selected for government medical college." CBI arrested him on Thursday. Here's what that "pride" actually meant -Son Vikas Biwal allegedly obtained the NEET paper -Brothers Dinesh Biwal & Mangilal Biwal sold it for ₹15-30 lakh per copy - Vikas Biwal cleared NEET. In govt medical college. - Mangilal Biwal's 2 daughters cleared NEET. Govt medical colleges. -Ghanshyam's 2 daughters cleared NEET. Govt medical colleges.

ON NOVEMBER 13, 1947, Sardar Patel stood outside the Ahalya Bai temple facing a massive crowd. Holding the sacred drops of sea water in his palm, he took a solemn vow: "On this auspicious day, we have decided that Somanatha should be reconstructed. History was made. 🔥🕉🪔🛕 dharmadispatch.in/commentary/som…

@kiskebaka You should adjust the date of the Pāli canon to the 9th century AD if you applied the same standard you apply to Hindu tradition (dating of physical manuscripts rather than philological dating).

Here's a turbaned man figurine figurine made of terracotta from Mehrgarh VII (2800-2600 BCE). Observe the draping style of the turban. Such draping styles are found even today especially in North Indian wedding ceremonies where the groom drapes the turban in such a way.

@arya_amsha Because of the "anything good must have come from outside" narrative.

Maybe if they mass gharwapsi the region can be peaceful

Leftism is a political strategy to take over existing civilization by mobilizing barbarians and the less informed by promising them unearned wealth (and slaves in medieval era). Thus the creators of value are villains, the uninformed are victims and the barbarians are glorified.

Amazing video by @indiainpixels: how the dog was the core of Vedic virtue - Sarama, indra’s dog embodied loyalty & belonging.

Once, during a lecture by Niels Bohr, Satyendra Nath Bose was presiding over the session. At 1 point, Bohr got stuck while explaining a concept on the blackboard. He paused, turned towards Bose & asked, “Can Professor Bose help me?” The audience smiled because Bose had been sitting quietly with his eyes closed the whole time. But within seconds, Bose opened his eyes, immediately resolved the problem troubling Bohr, sat back down... & closed his eyes again.

You have to be naive enough to believe no neta-babu were involved in NEET scam. Similarly, the kind of UGC equity regulations don’t fall from sky. Ministry of Education needs a change!

Classic fraud logic: ‘We aren’t against Hindus, just their identity, pride and right to exist as a civilizational majority.’ Next you will say you are not against Indians, just India. Not against Tamils, just Tamil culture.  Keep exposing yourselves. Hindus are watching.

The pashupati seal is a description of shiva from the Mahabharata

Oh boy!! Even Aryan Invasion is also based on assumptions - there is no conclusive proof that those handful of shards are not even Harappan. This is Mortimer Wheeler speaking.

We need to maintain a Colonial Hall of Shame. A detailed register of who and what did they do. Names like this. 1. John Gilchrist: Formally separated Urdu and Hindi 2. William Bentinck: Tried to sell Taj Mahal for marble 3. William Jones and Max Muller: Aryan Invasion Crackpottery So on and so forth. Detailed write up on their views, their motivations and the implications of their work. Every single one.

Whole team of missionary ,, go from one village to another village ..asking people to convert @PawanKalyan ..your area

UK has decided that everyone must have digital ID No privacy concerns here, unlike Aadhar in India Because UK can give prestigious international fellowships to activists

When the history of Indian medicine is written, the names of Anandibai Joshi (mostly) & Kadambini Ganguly (rarely) are etched in gold as the 1st women to shatter the glass ceiling. But in the long, cold shadows of those legends stands another woman... a woman history tried to bury alive. She did not have the backing of royalty/the fame of the elite; she was a child-widow who was supposed to spend her life waiting for death. Instead, Haimabati Sen (1866-1933) picked up a stethoscope & a scalpel, transforming herself from a social outcast into the 'Doctor Ma' of Bengal. While the world celebrated the pioneers, Haimabati was in the trenches, performing surgeries by candlelight & proving that a woman could be a widow, a mother, a rebel, & a savior all at the same time. Haimabati’s life began as a tragedy. Married at age 9 to a 45 yr old man, she was a widow within months. In the 19th century, a child widow was considered an ill omen. She was stripped of her jewelry & her dignity. Most women in her position would have accepted their fate. Haimabati did the unthinkable: she fled. For a period, she lived in a Rescue Home in Banaras, where she had to hide her true identity. She learned to navigate the world as a non-person, a skill that later allowed her to move through the patriarchal medical system undetected until she was too successful to be stopped. In 1890, while living in a rescue home, she met Kunjabihari Sen, a widower & member of the Brahmo Samaj. Bipinbehari recognized her fierce intellect &, in a radical move for the time, agreed to a marriage where the primary dowry was her freedom to study. He became her silent partner, enrolling her in the Campbell Medical School & standing as her legal shield against a society that viewed a remarried widow as a moral catastrophe. Despite the crushing pressure of raising 5 children & managing a household, Haimabati utilized his support to dominate her classes, eventually forcing the medical establishment to grant her the Lady Elliott Scholarship, a victory that proved she was not just Kunjabihari’s wife, but the most capable medical mind in the room. She was finally a gold medalist who outperformed her male counterparts in every single subject. Because she was a woman, the British authorities tried to deny her the top prizes. She did not stay quiet. She petitioned the highest officials, citing her grades until they had no choice but to recognize her. She did not just want the degree; she wanted the validation of her intellect. Haimabati was appointed the Lady Doctor in charge of the Chinsurah Dufferin Hospital. Even though she was the Chief Lady Doctor, the British government paid her significantly less than her male counterparts & even less than European nurses. Because the hospital was underfunded, Haimabati often paid for the medicines of her poor patients out of her own meager salary. She ran her own hospital & would perform surgeries by the light of a kerosene lamp, often with the local community watching through the windows, half-convinced she was a witch & half-convinced she was a goddess. Her autobiography, Amar Jiban (My Life), is unique in world literature. Most memoirs of that time were written to inspire. Haimabati’s was written to accuse. The manuscript sat in a family trunk for nearly 70 yrs after her death in 1933. It was not until a researcher found it that the world realized she had not just been a kind doc, she had been a silent revolutionary who hated the hypocrisy of the men around her. Imagine Haimabati standing on the deck of a ferry crossing the Hooghly at midnight. In her bag is a gold medal for surgery & a packet of biscuits for a patient’s child. To the British, she is an Assistant. To her husband, she is a Wife. To the world, she is a Widow. But in that moment, as she looks at the dark water, she knows she is the only person in the entire province who holds the power to decide who lives & who dies in the secret chambers of the Zenana.