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@u_ahmad99 @KantInEastt Pakis will defend anything their country does— from unhygienic food to raping to killing. Projection is more valuable to them than their own life. What a sad existence!

@KantInEastt Those who are saying its engine oil or diesel They don’t even know about it When raw meat, fried in organic oil it makes it dark even in minutes, it doesn’t means that its not clean or something else And the most funny thing that poopjeets 💩are commenting about cleanliness 🤣🤣

This is the most popular food in Pakistan and apparently this is the only way to do it.

@growing_india1 😂😂

Mentally ill invred Pakistanis are still harassing Actresses from Turkey Over a serial 🤣🤣🤪 Hidyat hidayat lmao

@charmed_mained @caucaleb We do pray to the sun & believe in worshipping god in that form of sacred idols. I am proud of the respect we show for all things! No Hindu’s offended when called pagan. But you’re an ignorant dimwit to think that the core of Hinduism isn’t Brahman. Nothing to do with ‘Brahmin’

@SS8ncnog @caucaleb This is all Brahminical interpretation to avoid conversion to Jainism, Buddhism, Islam & Christianity… worshipping Cows, Sun, astrology, idol worship are pagan forms of celebration brother

Vivek doesn’t even outline his policy positions anymore, he just spends his time explaining to trailer park trash who barely finished high school how the Vishishtadvaita Vedanta’s soteriological concepts like the Saguna Brahman and moksha are consistent with Christian soteriology

@PunishedKebbin @FlagrantOG3 @HinduAmerican Dude, Mandani didn’t do shit to repatriate those antiques. It’s been an ongoing efforts for years. I bet he’s not even aware of this. 🫤

@FlagrantOG3 @HinduAmerican They were ranting against Mamdani like was second coming of Hitler

Has @HinduAmerican even said thank you once?

@Messicookbook @turja_tu It certainly sows skepticism in people’s minds. Not every person calling it out is an irrational fanatic.

@Messicookbook @turja_tu Oh come on. that’s not the intent. The problem’s with the insinuation. He can very well be proud of his Punjabi heritage, but deliberately avoiding attaching India to his identity on international platforms isn’t dismissible given how sensitive things have been with K-movement

Since when ? You never had treated him as one of your own but when he does the same to app ki andar takk fat jati hai …. Oops Btw - Panjabi a gaye oye 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

@aspiringtrimtab @mayukh_panja I agree with that. That’s definitely an effective measure especially for those who are inherently nasty and have no sense of hygiene. National pride helps too— in treating places with respect. I see that in foreign countries too. They take pride in every inch of their country

@SS8ncnog @mayukh_panja Different issues are getting conflated here. No need to think world is your family to not litter in a public place. Simple fear of the law and rigid enforcement is enough to make people not litter.

I have a theory about why some Indians have such extreme apathy about things that don’t directly affect them whereas they have significantly more empathy towards friends and family. First of all, it is important to recognize that there is no malice in this behavior. It is just that, by and large, people don’t fundamentally care about anything beyond their immediate convenience. I think it boils down to two reasons: 1. The concept of India is pretty new. There is no shared sense of identity and pride, at least not in the way you see in other countries. Americans take pride in being American and proudly put up the American flag in their homes and places of work. Europeans don’t put up flags everywhere, but they take immense pride in being German, French, British etc. They don’t show it but it is there. Also European countries are extremely homogeneous and almost every country has a dominant language. That already makes a huge difference. Indians don’t take pride in being Indian. In fact, a lot of upper class Indians are busy trying to shed their Indian identity. And significant portions of the populace are still exclusively tied to their caste, region and linguistic group. It has been 80 years since independence and we still don’t have a coherent national identity that trumps regional loyalties. 2. Indian culture prioritizes loyalty to family over everything else. It is perfectly okay to pull some strings and get your brother a government job. A corrupt politician in his head is probably a selfless parent: he is building generational wealth so that his sons and daughters may have opportunities that he never had. This attitude shows in everything. Our homes are clean but streets full of filth. Every day, ordinary people will happily cut corners, pay a bribe for the slightest bit of convenience. But you see the same people making extreme sacrifices for their families. Indians are capable of all the things that are needed to build a functioning society: sacrifice, understanding 2nd order consequences, delayed gratification. When I was younger I saw nationalism as an irrational sentiment because our nationality is determined by pure luck. I now think it is a useful sentiment to nurture. Whether it is rational or not, is besides the point. It must be seen, at least by the intelligentsia, as a means to an end. Especially the left liberal types who are typically wary of such sentiments.

@Messicookbook @turja_tu Not. True. We are not haters. We are anti-separatists. Not every Punjabi/Sikh is a Khalistani. Everyone’s well aware of that.

@turja_tu They hate sikh. Sidhu used to say I am from India, Punjab whenever he used to introduced himself on big stages and still these b*stards hate him. There is no other explanation they are just terrible human beings.

@varin812 @AjayDeep22g @Hemantt29 @AlwaysBollywood That’s my point too. If I were interacting with a Pakistani, I wouldn’t hate on them just for their identity. I would certainly have an open-minded conversation and I have done that too. The threat looms though especially when dealing with Islamists

@SS8ncnog @AjayDeep22g @Hemantt29 @AlwaysBollywood Fair point about the ‘grey’. But realism cuts both ways—seeing only threat and hostility everywhere is just as one-sided as blind idealism. The point is balance: stay aware, but don’t reduce everything to ‘us vs them’

New 🔴 #DiljitDosanjh loses cool at concert, calls out protesters raising flags at him, slams national media: 🚨 Shouts "'Jitne jhande dikhane dikhao'" 🔴 from his recent concert, Diljit noticed that some attendees were raising flags against him, displaying their protest against him. Although the exact reason for the protest ain't confirmed, as per a few netizens, a certain section of the audience was miffed at Diljit as he went to The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, and avoided visiting Punjab during the catastrophic floods. Diljit realised the nuience creator, and he addressed them in Punjabi, explaining to them that since the national media avoids Punjab, he went to a show, where he promoted his state. Diljit stated that he didn't talk about his movies or his songs, but he discussed Punjab, and he will continue doing that at every possible platform. He also assured that his team has provided the necessary help to the flood-affected areas in Punjab.

@ediacaran538 @mayukh_panja True — we need to inculcate national pride and bring more unity through our shared ideals

@aspiringtrimtab @mayukh_panja Beyond * our own families

@aspiringtrimtab @mayukh_panja He’s not wrong. If we took pride and valued our country, we wouldn’t want to litter. While civic sense needs to be taught, we don’t care for anyone being our own families and that’s what makes us disrespectful to others and places beyond our own homes

@mayukh_panja Very well put!

@varin812 @AjayDeep22g @Hemantt29 @AlwaysBollywood This kind of woke ideology is great in theory— Love all, no hate. It reeks of an unexposed, restricted and protected worldview. While the ideal should be what we strive for, one must not wear rose-tinted glasses when dealing with people and countries. There is a lot of gray.

@SS8ncnog @AjayDeep22g @Hemantt29 @AlwaysBollywood Bias in textbooks can exist, no doubt. But jumping from that to ‘everyone is indoctrinated’ is exactly the kind of blanket thinking that causes more problems. Societies aren’t that one-dimensional—people have different views, even within the same system.

@SuperSnorkelDuk @Sydusm We are not rich but we are def not poor. 4% of the population alone live below poverty line unless you decided to ignore the world bank and created your own definition. What we lack are infrastructure and resources.

@Sydusm Even a basic iq person with minimal critical thinking skills can tell India is a poor country if people are deluding themselves with this then I wonder what even is their iq level

Let's not fool ourselves. India is a poor country. If 1% of the population holds 40% of the wealth, then it is a poor country. That's 1.5 cr people (Delhi's population) holding Rs.66 lakh crore. It doesn't matter if there are poorer countries in the world. Doesn't make us rich. If we can't accept the most crucial problem, the rest is immaterial.

@Sydusm We are not rich but we are def not poor. 4% of the population alone live below poverty line unless you decided to ignore the world bank and created your own definition.

@Afraid_Sandwich @choga_don If everyone starts to think that they need to represent their state abroad and not the country, the country ceases to exist. The identity becomes regional alone.

@choga_don Let him be bro, he’s proud of his Punjabi Identity. Waiting for the day when artists from Bihar also represent our beautiful heritage on global stage ( not that lollipop shit )

In his Interviews with GRAMMY President PANOS A. PANAY, Diljit Dosanjh says I was born in Punjab sir. If I was born in Canada then then I would be good in english. Bro, if you’re comparing places, either say India with Canada or Punjab with Ontario don’t mix them like that. Diljit fans, what's your defence to this?

@MuslimHuman77 Does Allah reward you for lies? Oh wait, yes he does! Lying to and deceiving non-Muslims and raping them gets you the highest honor. No wonder! A religion that rewards you for bad behavior is not a religion - it’s a demonic cult

In India, they don't give divorce, they kill.