Billa

@DrMohanIND Yes

क्या आप मोदी समर्थक हैं? Yes/No

@GorA013 🤣🤣🤣

बिल्कुल नहीं है.....

@maca_spas Agree

Should America BAN the burqa like Denmark? A. Yes B. No C. Your Thoughts??

@smerconish President Trump makes his decision with the GUTS but validates with staff around him. Those who disagree get FIRED after sometimes.

@realMaalouf Yes

A Pakistani imam in Italy gave a sermon on national TV defending the right of Muslim men to marry 9-year-old girls. The next day, PM Giorgia Meloni personally requested that he be deported. He had lived in Italy for 9 years! Do you agree with Giorgia’s decision?

@iAjaySengar Most stupid man in congress

फिर आरक्षण से कौन चलता है🤔

@the_kerala_girl Tie both

Difficult to answer 😁. Which one is the worst CM.

@mvmeet Coward

Did you know Rajiv Gandhi ran away when he was asked to serve during the 1971 Indo-Pak war? Rajiv Gandhi was a pilot at Indian Airlines So during 1971 Indo-Pak war, leave applications of all the pilots of Indian Airlines were cancelled This was because the pilots could be used for providing logistical support But Rahul Gandhi's father was the only COWARD who got leave After getting leave, Rajiv Gandhi decided to flee to Italy along with his wife & Rahul Gandhi (who was a kid) They returned only after General Niazi signed the surrender papers Yes, in 1971 India's then future Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi was hiding like a coward So RaGa should stop abusing Modiji & start talking about his father's cowardice Kuch toh sharam karo, Pappu

@acharyaveda_ No

तर्कशक्ति के विद्वान हाजिर हो और इसका उत्तर बताओ.......?

@DesiVaidya 110%

तर्कशक्ति के विद्वान हाजिर हो और इसका उत्तर बताओ.......?

@RigidDemocracy Agree

अगर राहुल गांधी पर एक फिल्म बने तो उसका नाम क्या होना चाहिए। मुझे लगता है " छुछुनदर " आपको क्या लगता है?

@0IvankaTrumpRV2 Yes

BE HONEST: Would you vote to ban Islam in the USA permanently? 1. No 2. Yes 3. Unsure

@Tweet4Sanatan 🤣🤣

क्या देश को राहुल गांधी की जरुरत है? Yes/No

@sathyashrii Yes

Do you support this question?? What's your take ??

@Neccccy Yes

Agree? Yes or No?

@REAL___HINDUVT Agree

मै तो सहमत हूँ,

@SanatanTalks So true

Mahatma Gandhi’s "Expensive Poverty." It signifies "costly poverty" - that is to say, one has to spend a great deal of money just to appear poor. Gandhiji's poverty was precisely of this nature. On one occasion, Sarojini Naidu even remarked to him jokingly, "Keeping you poor costs us a fortune." Why was this so? Whenever Gandhiji traveled by train in the third class, it was never a standard third - class journey. The British did not want photographs of Gandhiji traveling amidst squalid conditions and crowds to appear in newspapers, fearing he might gain an advantage by playing the "victim card." Consequently, whenever he undertook a train journey, he was provided with a special train consisting of just three coaches - reserved exclusively for Gandhiji and his companions - because people would flock to every station to meet him. The entire cost incurred for this arrangement was subsequently reimbursed to the British government by Gandhiji's trust. It was for this very reason that Mohammed Ali Jinnah once remarked: "Gandhiji travels third class at a cost several times higher than what I spend to travel first class." Gandhiji had taken a vow to consume only goat's milk. Goat's milk is expensive even today, and it was equally costly back then. While he could certainly keep goats at his own ashram, Gandhiji was a prolific traveler; it was by no means guaranteed that goat's milk would be readily available everywhere he went. This very fact is documented in Gandhiji's own writings - describing how, for instance, goat's milk had to be scoured for in London and purchased at exorbitant rates - all because Gandhiji was "poor," and therefore, he would drink nothing but goat's milk. It is, however, a separate matter - as Khushwant Singh notes in his book - that the goats Gandhiji kept for his milk supply were bathed daily with soap, fed a protein-rich diet, and entailed a daily expenditure of 20 rupees. Ninety years ago, 20 rupees was equivalent to thousands of rupees today. As for his other expenses, Gandhiji used to carry a donation box with him, into which he would request everyone to contribute some amount of money. Furthermore, various industrialists and his friends would provide him with donations. He also had a trust that collected funds in his name. On his 75th birthday, the goal was to raise 7.5 million rupees in donations; however, the actual collection exceeded 10 million rupees. If compared based on the prevailing price of gold, that sum would amount to 6.5 billion rupees in today's currency. Gandhi was not quite as impoverished as we have been conditioned - through constant repetition - to believe.

@TheSudhanshuIN_ Every Hindu

आप सब की क्या राय है?

@israelititan Yes

Be Honest Please ➖

@TruthJasonLee Yes

I believe the answer is yes. ​Christians do not go into the streets and play worship music on loudspeakers.