Sandeep Balani 🇮🇳
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राष्ट्रहित सर्वोपरि 🇮🇳 Dharma Rules ! INDIA can Grow faster with Transparency, Accountability, Ease of Business. Demographic change is the 🦣 in the Room.
Malabar Hill, the remote settlement away from Mumbai city, and its tigers: Malabar Hill is one of the most affluent and elite localities in #Mumbai and in India. But, do you know that it once had a thick forest with a population of tigers? In the early 19th century, a tiger even came to Gowalia Tank to quench his thirst! Read on: #MumbaiHistory #history #heritage Malabar Hill consisted of two peaks, namely, the Malabar Hill and Cumballa Hill. The eastward slope to the east is ‘Giri Gram/ Gaon’ or Girgaon, the village nestled at the foothills. One of the first villages on the island of Mumbai was also located here. The journalist and author Olga Valladares says that a group of “Brahmins and contemplative Hindus” made the top of the hill their home and “throve in peaceful obscurity.” Though it was located just three to four miles from Fort, the British walled settlement, many of them have never been to the city, nor had the European residents of the #Bombay Fort heard about them. Malabar Hill was also a thickly-forested areas with a population of a few tigers. As late as February 1822, a tiger from Malabar Hill came to the Gowalia Tank to quench its thirst. It then ran up the hill. This tank was used by the ‘gawlis’ or herders as a source of water for their cattle. Today, the August Kranti Maidan stands on the site of this reclaimed tank. There are reports that a tiger, perhaps from Malabar Hill, was even spotted at Kalbadevi, which is today one of the most crowded areas of Mumbai, where even pedestrians have to jostle for space. A substantial part of Malabar Hill was excavated in the 19th century and used for reclaiming land. This was later planted with shrubs and flowers and was converted into the Hanging Gardens.
Dr Zakir Naik reveals he was banned from India for his lsIamic talks with over 1M live viewers, leading to tens of thousands becoming Muslim 👀 "The matrix really did attack you first."
@SanjeevSanskrit @GurorangriPadme @VijayGajeraO Sir, Cant we create our own twitter app? Is it that difficult?
Excellent observations,@SanjeevJi. I've personally seen people attacking NileshJi on X, simply because he differed on certain estimates. I believe you should seriously consider creating a dedicated platform for Shastrarth : A respectful space where Sanatani warriors can debate ideas openly, especially when differences risk turning into ugly public spectacles. Our community would be willing to share part of the funding needed to make this happen.Most current platforms tend to amplify only one line of thought at a time.
@SanjeevSanskrit Some renowned social media personalities have to take this matter head on and on war footing, before it really gets out of control. You guys have to really take it up, to increase awareness among present society and in the language understood by the masses.
