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*Karnataka Horror* *Karnataka: Bangladesh illegal immigrant gets - Bank a/c, 4.5L LOAN, voter ID, PAN* *2 Aadhaar cards by bribing just ₹1.5k!* *His friend sits in Bangladesh & Aadhaar is already issued!* *This is systemic rot! Vote bank states won’t act. Centre must act NOW!* Benefit of voting for Vongress!!

🚨🇷🇴 FINALLY!!! Remember when Romania’s Supreme Court, after pressure from the EU, cancelled an entire election and claimed “Russian interference”? Then they banned the front runner, despite criticism from Trump, @elonmusk and JD Vance? They even asked Telegram to censor their allies, but Pavel Durov publicly refused! Well, the man the EU tried to cancel is fighting back… and winning! Just as everyone thought it was all over, George Simion has turned things around! HE’S BRINGING DOWN THE ENTIRE GLOBALIST GOVERNMENT! Simion's AUR party has teamed up with the Social Democrats to file a joint no-confidence motion against PM Ilie Bolojan. They only need 14 more votes, which they already have. If the motion passes, the government falls in the same day. A new government would then need to be formed, and Simion could become Prime Minister, the role he should have had if the EU didn’t cancel the last election! If parliament rejects the government's proposals twice, the President can dissolve parliament entirely and call snap elections. The EU cancelled Georgescu's election. Simion is about to cancel their government.

@GYANDUTT So beautiful... what's the exact meaning of Duar?

>>> सिब्बू गुरू की बारात आज साइकिल गुन्नीलाल जी के यहाँ मुड़ गई। ग्वाले के यहाँ से वे दूध ले कर आ चुके थे। नीम की छाँव में अपना मोबाइल स्क्रॉल कर रहे थे। मुझे देख कर उठे, स्वागत किया। नीम के नीचे ही कुर्सी और टेबल लाये — धूल साफ कर बिठाया। तब बातचीत शुरू हुई। बोले — साहेब, बिआह-बरात-दुआर का सीजन शुरू हो गया है। ढेरों निमंत्रण मिल रहे हैं। जाना पड़ रहा है। समय भी लग रहा है और पैसा भी। क्या रेट है? सौ रुपया? — मैंने पूछा। गुन्नीलाल जी ने बताया — सौ का रेट पुराना हो गया। अब डबल हो गया है। दो सौ एक से कम काम नहीं चलता। महीने में पाँच-दस बरात-दुआर हो गये तो हज़ार-दो हज़ार निकल जायेंगे। मैंने पूछा — पहले कितना रेट था? आपके बचपन में? बोले — सन 1965 में एक रुपया रेट था। जो ज़्यादा रईस हो, वह दो रुपया देता था। मुसहर के बनाये दोना में बुनियाँ मिलती थी पानी पीने को। कोई ज़्यादा किया तो साथ में एक फाँक नमकीन भी। बराती का स्वागत भी यही होता था — पानी पिलाने में। फिर उन्होंने मेरे हाथ को हल्के से थपकाया — एक मज़ेदार किस्सा बताता हूँ। सन 1967 की बात है। सिब्बू गुरू की बरात जा रही थी गंगा पार। दो असवारी थीं उसमें। असवारी माने पालकी। एक असवारी में घर का बुज़ुर्ग बैठा था, दूसरी में दुलहा — यानी सिब्बू गुरू। सिब्बू गुरू छः फुट के थे, लम्बे-चौड़े। बम्बई में ट्रक चलाते थे। वज़न बहुत ज़्यादा था। लूटाबीर के किनारे पहुँची बारात — दो असवारी और पचास हम लोग, पैदल। उछलते-कूदते हनुमान जी की सेना की तरह। पर भारी शरीर होने के कारण सिब्बू गुरू की असवारी की डांड़ टूट गई। फिर क्या हुआ? — मैंने पूछा। गंगा किनारे बाँस काटा गया। एक नई डांड़ बनी। असवारी नाव से गंगा उस पार गई। हम लोग भी नाव से गंगा पार किये। ससुराल उस पार के गंगा किनारे के गाँव में ही थी, तो ज़्यादा पैदल नहीं चलना पड़ा। हम सब मन ही मन सोच रहे थे कि बुनियाँ-नमकीन से स्वागत होगा। पर घराती ज़्यादा ही गरीब थे। दोना में सिर्फ दो-तीन बताशे मिले। गुन्नीलाल जी बोलते रहे, नीम की पत्तियाँ हिलती रहीं। मैं सोच रहा था — यही गंगा है, यही किनारा है लूटाबीर का। वहीं कहीं सिब्बू गुरू की पालकी की डांड़ टूटी थी। फिर गुन्नीलाल जी बदलाव पर आये — ये देखो साहेब, कितना अंतर आ गया है। अब बरात वालों का स्वागत छेना की मिठाई, गुलाब जामुन, काजू-बादाम वाली नमकीन और कोल्ड-ड्रिंक या कॉफी-चाय से होने लगा है। कोई कितना भी दरिद्र हो, बताशे की सोच ही नहीं सकता। मैंने पूछा — सिब्बू गुरू अभी हैं? नहीं, अब नहीं रहे। उनके भाई जद्दू गुरू भी ऊपर चले गये। पर अगली पीढ़ी बम्बई में ड्राइवरी करती है। सिब्बू पाँच-दस टन के ट्रक चलाते रहे होंगे — अब वाले कम से कम तीस टनर लेकर चलते हैं। एक-दो ने तो अपने ट्रक भी खरीद लिये। डांड़ टूटने वाली पालकी से तीस टन तक — यही तो सफर है। जलवा हो गया है। तब दुआर करने का रेट एक रुपया था, अब दो सौ के पार भाग रहा है। अब स्वागत में बताशे का ज़माना तो कभी नहीं आयेगा! < गांवदेहात डायरी > #VillageDiary विस्तार से गांवदेहात डायरी ब्लॉग पर मिलेगी — आपको जंचे तो प्रोफाइल में "मानसिक हलचल" ब्लॉग लिंक झाँक लें। → gyandutt[.]com

Please retweet and comment. This account is being mass-reported by certain people in our country, as well as from Pakistan. So the reach of this account is very low. I need your support. Har Har Mahadev🙏 Jay Hind🇮🇳

To my followers: please do repost the main post if you see it 🙏. After I wrote on the TCS Kolkata corporate jihad case, it seems I have been put on a shadow ban and my posts are seeing poor reach. I find it tiring to constantly fight this unofficial Shadow ban. From Facebook to Instagram to X, everywhere you speak for Hindus you get suspended, or face reach cut. Wikipedia has put me on a constant ban from editing anything on their platform from 2023. This is how I function 😃

When you put up people of questionable character as icons beyond criticism, you will end up putting a chadar on Aurangzeb's mazar. Francis Xavier is just a milestone in the rush down a slippery slope.

AI just designed a full rocket engine in 2 weeks! No copying old blueprints. It explored wild geometries that humans rarely imagine. Engineers 3D-printed it, and it fired. All hail our machine overlords! 😱

🚨Pakistani propaganda accounts are circulating a manipulated video falsely claiming that an Army Air Defence Junior Commissioned Officer (JCO) has resigned and made allegations regarding casualties, internal dissent within the forces, and government negligence during #OperationSindoor. #PIBFactCheck: ❌The video is an AI-generated deepfake being circulated to spread misinformation. ✅The JCO has not made any such remarks. ➡️ Watch the original, unedited clip here: 🔗 x.com/ANI/status/204… Report such misleading content immediately: 📲 +91 8799711259 📩 factcheck@pib.gov.in @DefenceMinIndia @SpokespersonMoD @HQ_IDS_India @adgpi @MIB_India @DDNewslive @airnewsalerts

> be Puṣyamitra Śuṅga. > literally the Senapati (Commander-in-Chief) who looked at a crumbling empire and said, "Fine, I’ll do it myself." > year is around 185 BCE. The Mauryan Empire has gone soft. Decades of state-sponsored pacifism have left the borders porous and the military demoralised. > The Yavana-Mlecchas (Indo-Greeks from Bactria) are mobilising. They think India is free real estate. > Last Mauryan Emperor, Bṛhadratha, is completely clueless and too weak to defend Āryāvarta. > Puṣyamitra organises a massive military review (Senā-darśana) at Pāṭaliputra. > casually draws his sword and assassinates the Emperor in plain sight of the entire imperial army. > The army doesn't mutiny. They literally cheer for him and declare him the new Samrāt. Absolute Senāpati supremacy. > Western historians cope by calling it a "military coup." Indian history calls it civilizational course-correction. > The Greeks, led by Demetrius and Menander, breach the frontiers and march deep into the heartland, besieging Sāketa (Ayodhya), Mathurā, and threatening Pāṭaliputra itself. > Puṣyamitra drops the hammer. He rallies the fractured Indian forces and utterly obliterates the Hellenistic war machine, driving the Greeks all the way back to the Indus. > Greek phalanxes met Vedic steel, and the Greeks lost. > but wait, he wasn't just a warlord. He was the ultimate restorer of Sanātana Dharma. > single-handedly ended the era of state-enforced religious pacifism and revived the martial and spiritual ethos of the Vedic civilisation. > to assert absolute, unquestionable sovereignty, he revives the ancient 'Aśvamedha Yajña' (Horse Sacrifice). > He didn't do it once. The Ayodhya Inscription confirms he performed the Aśvamedha twice (Dvir-aśvamedha-yājin). Absolute paramountcy. > Let the majestic sacrificial horse roam free across the subcontinent. He puts his teenage grandson, Vasumitra, in charge of guarding it with a contingent of cavalry. > The Greeks try to capture the horse on the banks of the Sindhu river. > Teenage Vasumitra absolutely massacres the seasoned Yavana forces, rescues the horse, and secures the frontier. The Chad bloodline is genetically undeniable. > Puṣyamitra writes a letter to his son Agnimitra basically saying: "Your boy just styled on the Greeks. The horse is safe. Pull up to the Yajña." Peak grandfather flex. > His court was the ultimate intellectual hub. The legendary sage Patañjali - author of the Mahābhāṣya (the greatest treatise on Sanskrit grammar) - was his contemporary and chief priest. > Patañjali literally uses the defeat of the Greeks as a grammar example in his book: “Aruṇad Yavano Sāketam” (The Yavana besieged Ayodhya - implying an event that just happened and was crushed by his patron). > Buddhist texts (like the Aśokāvadāna) cope and seethe, painting him as a villain because he showed zero tolerance for certain monasteries that acted as fifth columns and aided the invading Greek armies. > treason gets you the sword. No exceptions when the civilisation is at stake. > Senāpati, Samrāt, Yavana-Destroyer, Patron of Patañjali, and the architect of the Brāhmaṇical Renaissance. > The man who refused to let India fade into the dark pages of history.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s iconic header against Sampdoria has been crowned the greatest headed goal in football history.

@mattvanswol A friend of mine donated to an orphanage for over a decade and one day he stopped by to check on the orphans. What he found was a room full of people working the phones for donations and zero kids. Not even one kid for show. Zero.

Maithili Thakur,a Bihari who grew up in Delhi,is singing Rabindra Sangeet in Bengal. And a Matua uncle who came from East Bengal is dancing to it. This is the diversity we have. Maithaili Thakur is pronouncing Bengali words better than all the MPs of TMC combined.

This is from the 1970s. Political violence in West Bengal has held the state back for decades.

The Nasadiya Sukta, a hymn in the Rigveda, one of the oldest sacred texts of Hinduism, also known as the “Hymn of Creation,” describes the Origin of the Universe and the Concept of Creation.

@INCKerala @narendramodi Facts- 1. She was murdered on 5 September 2017 in Bengaluru. 2. Bengaluru is in Karnataka. 3. CM of Karnataka that time was Siddaramaiah from CONgress. 4. Law & Order is 'State Subject'. Thanks for proving who CONgress Lies to change goalpost.

In 1986, a five-year-old boy in India fell asleep on a bench at a train station while waiting for his older brother to come back. His brother never returned. The boy wandered onto an empty train carriage, thinking his brother might be inside. He fell asleep again. When he woke up, the doors were locked and the train was moving. It didn’t stop for nearly two days. When it finally did, he was in Kolkata, nearly 1,500 kilometres from home. He was too young to know his surname, couldn’t read, and had no idea what his hometown was called. He survived alone on the streets for weeks, sleeping under station benches and scavenging scraps of food, before eventually being taken to an orphanage and declared a lost child. No one could trace where he came from. He was adopted by a couple from Tasmania, Australia, who gave him a loving home and a new life. His name became Saroo Brierley. He grew up on the other side of the world. But he never forgot. He held onto fragments: the image of a bridge near a train station, a water tower, a neighbourhood layout, the faces of his family. In his mid-twenties, he discovered Google Earth. He calculated the rough distance the train could have covered based on how long he remembered being on it, drew a circle on a map around Kolkata, and began searching along every railway line within that radius. Some weeks he spent 30 hours scanning satellite images of towns across central India, looking for landmarks that matched his childhood memories. His family in Australia didn’t even know. They thought he was just browsing the internet. In 2011, after years of searching, he found it. A water tower. A bridge. A ravine past a station. It was a neighbourhood called Ganesh Talai in the city of Khandwa. He zoomed in and recognised the streets he had walked as a small boy. He flew to India and walked through the town until he found his family’s home. The door was chained shut and he feared the worst. Then people came out. One of them led him to a woman down the road. It was his mother. She had never stopped looking for him. After 25 years, they were standing in front of each other. What he didn’t know until that moment was that his brother Guddu, the one he’d been waiting for at the station that night, had been struck and killed by a train. His mother had spent 25 years searching for both sons. She learned what happened to one. She never stopped praying for the other. His story became the book “A Long Way Home” and was adapted into the film “Lion,” which received six Academy Award nominations.

Wonderful. 1. The decimal system is described in Yajurveda. And also concept of odd and even numbers as sequences. 2. Jyotish - actually meant Mathematics that can help most precise calculations of cosmos. It was a mandatory Vedanga since inception. 3. Sankhya or number means one that helps precisely identify. सम् ख्या 4. And "Add"? It comes from Sanskrit root अड्ड that literally means to combine. अड्डा also comes from same root. Vedic Sanskriti is root of everything sensible in world. The oldest and still thriving wisdom. No tall claims. Hard evidence.

UP STF arrested the main accused, Aditya Anand alias Rasti, at Tiruchirappalli Railway Station in Tamil Nadu for his involvement in the violent Noida workers' protests earlier this week. The police are taking him on transit remand and are taking further action. During interrogation, the accused confessed to the conspiracy. (Pic Source: UP STF)

Sarasvatī Was NOT in Afghanistan. And the Vedas Did NOT Migrate. One of the most persistent misconceptions is that the Vedic Sarasvatī lay in Afghanistan, identified with the Avestan Harahvaiti (Helmand River). This idea was introduced by AIT scholars. The reality is the reverse. Avestan-speaking groups migrated westward from the Sarasvatī region in Haryana and later transferred the familiar river name Harahvaiti to the Helmand while living in Iran–Afghanistan. In the Ṛgvedic Nadī Sūkta, Sarasvatī is unambiguously described as the river between Yamunā and Śutudrī (Sutlej). Today, this system is clearly identifiable as the Sarsuti–Ghaggar–Hakra–Nara channel, originating in the Himalayan Shivaliks, flowing through Haryana, Punjab, and Sindh, and draining into the Rann of Kutch, which was once a navigable sea. Another common claim is that Sarasvatī’s position is known only from the Late Ṛgvedic 10th Maṇḍala. This is false. Sarasvatī’s Haryana location is securely attested from the Early Ṛgvedic 6th Maṇḍala onward, the oldest layer of the Ṛgveda. The Nadī Sūkta does not introduce a new geography; it merely summarizes a river system already well known to the composers for centuries. A third misconception holds that the composers of the Vedas migrated from the west into the Sarasvatī region. This collapses when the river references are examined. From the earliest Maṇḍalas, the Ṛgveda repeatedly names Sarasvatī and its Haryana tributaries—Hariyūpiyā (Dṛṣadvatī), Yavyāvatī (Paleo-Yamunā), and Apayā. These rivers are not in Afghanistan. Such precise, internal geographic knowledge is impossible for migrants arriving from elsewhere. You do not migrate into a river system and immediately describe its tributaries with this level of familiarity. The conclusion is straightforwad. The Ṛgveda is native to the Sarasvatī basin. Sarasvatī was not imported from Afghanistan, and the Vedic composers did not migrate into her valley. They lived there.