Dr.B.Karthik Navayan

Kamal ka Commission: The Election Commission of India was meant to conduct free and fair elections. Instead, it stands accused of 'conducting' victories, especially for the party whose symbol is the Kamal (lotus).

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Bhima Koregaon trial yet to start: Bombay HC grants bail to Surendra Gadling after 8 years in jail | barandbench.com/news/bhima-kor…

Pandit Iyothee Thassar: Social Revolutionary, The First Indian Buddhist Revivalist. (20 May 1845 – 5 May 1914) Sculpture: Chandrasekaran Gurusamy, Former Principal of the Government College of Fine Arts, Chennai. Image Courtesy: Paari Chelian. Year: May 2011. Via Ambeth

"Upper-caste academicians bring their casteism into academia, exhibit it openly, and have the privilege of calling it 'discourse'."

इस देश में सबसे ज़्यादा अतिक्रमण मंदिरों मस्जिदों मठों आश्रमों द्वारा किया जाता है, लेकिन कोई कार्यवाही नहीं होती, एक ग़रीब महिला रेहड़ी लगाकर परिवार बच्चों को पाल रही है तो दिक्कत हो गई, शर्मनाक 🔥🔥🔥

Madras High Court orders State to include Dr. BR Ambedkar in TN school curriculum report by @thyagarajan_law barandbench.com/news/litigatio…

His name was GN Saibaba. He was born in 1967 in Amalapuram, Andhra Pradesh. He contracted polio at age five and used a wheelchair for the rest of his life. More than 90 percent of his body was paralysed. He topped his university in his undergraduate degree. Completed his masters from the University of Hyderabad. Finished his PhD from Delhi University. He became an assistant professor of English at Ram Lal Anand College, Delhi University. He spent years writing and advocating for the rights of Adivasi communities in central India. On May 9, 2014, Maharashtra Police came to Delhi University campus and took him blindfolded to Gadchiroli without informing his wife. He was charged under UAPA for alleged links with a banned Maoist organisation. The Bombay High Court later noted in its 293 page judgment that Maharashtra Police brought a barber as their witness for the search conducted at his home on a university campus. The court found serious procedural lapses in how evidence was seized, sealed and labelled. In March 2017, a sessions court sentenced him to life imprisonment. He was denied bail despite his disability. He was denied permission to attend his mother’s funeral. His co accused Pandu Narote, 33 years old, died of swine flu in Nagpur Central Jail in August 2022 before his name was ever cleared. In October 2022, the Bombay High Court acquitted him. The Maharashtra government filed a petition in the Supreme Court on a Saturday before the written order was even officially released. The Supreme Court stayed the acquittal. In March 2024, the Bombay High Court acquitted him again. The court said the evidence was wholly unbelievable and called the trial court verdict a failure of justice. He walked out of Nagpur Central Jail on March 7, 2024, after nearly 10 years. He said it was only by chance that he had come out alive. On October 12, 2024, he died of cardiac arrest following complications from a gallbladder surgery. He was 57 years old. The system imprisoned him. The system acquitted him. The system watched him die. Nobody answered for any of it. Follow for real stories India never makes headlines about.

@vijaypnpa_ips @CVAnandIPS, Sir, I request you to kindly inform me under what protocol Brahmin priests participated in the event when you assumed charge as Director General of Police, Telangana.

Avoidable ! constitutional ideals comes first, always and every time.

@CVAnandIPS, Sir, I request you to kindly inform me under what protocol Brahmin priests participated in the event when you assumed charge as Director General of Police, Telangana.

Here are both sides of our Judiciary.

*Happy Buddha Jayanti!* 🤝 *आम्ही चालवू हा पुढे वारसा!*👍

On the auspicious occasion of Buddha Purnima, I extend my heartfelt greetings and best wishes to all citizens and to the followers of Bhagwan Buddha across the world.

A person dies twice: once when their heart stops, and once when their name is spoken for the last time. Until then, they live on.

విశ్వవందనీయ, సమ్యక్ సంబుద్ధ, తథాగత భగవాన్ బుద్ధునికి త్రివార వందనం! 🌸 🙌🤍 అందరికీ బుద్ధ పౌర్ణిమ శుభాకాంక్షలు! 🎉 🌕 #బుద్ధ_పౌర్ణిమ #BuddhaPurnima

The Chaturvarnya system, historically attributed to Brahmanical foundations, established a rigid division of labour. Labour-specific groups were assigned distinct social and professional roles. In its original framework, the priestly and scholarly duties were designated to the Brahmin community. However, a significant historical event has occurred. Members, both historically and contemporarily, of the community that originally institutionalised these professional boundaries became the first to move beyond them. By transitioning from traditional priestly roles into secular, high-status professions serving as judges, lawyers, chief secretaries, CEOs, directors, and journalists, they effectively moved away from the traditional strictures of the Chaturvarnya system. This widespread professional diversification highlights a departure from the historical mandate of hereditary occupation, reflecting a broad adaptation to modern socio-economic and power structures.

Dalit and Adivasi villagers who opposed a Vedanta project were not only arrested, but the Orissa High Court also ordered them to clean police stations. article-14.com/post/after-sta…

చదువు వెలుగు || చదవాలిరా ఎన్ని ఆటంకాలొచ్చినా || Chadavalira yenni atankalochinna youtu.be/bdjQyECIwOU?si… via @YouTube