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@ByRakeshSimha Normal Hindu kids become secular in PU and college because of communist lecturers... First we need to get rid of commies in the education field.

Biggest enemy of India and Hindus is the Secular Hindu. They must be defanged first. At lunch break during the local body elections in Kerala, I sat opposite two communist party workers. One of them introduced themselves as CPM workers. To break the ice I laughed and said, "Because of your party I lost Rs 4 crore at least." He said, really, how. I said my father was a diehd communist so he intentionally destroyed all his land holdings so his nationalist sons wouldn't get a square inch. He then asked me why I believed in Hindutva. I replied that Islamic jehad is an existential threat and has to be uprooted from the soil of India. Hearing that he said, "I'm a Muslim but I rarely visit mosques but I regularly visit temples." His point was that not all Muslims are pro jehad. Lunch over, he shook hands with me warmly and invited me to the CPM booth. The other CPM worker was a Hindu. His face was a mixture of resentment and contempt at sitting opposite an RSS worker and also because I had criticised radical Islam. He walked off in a huff. Secular Hindus like him are the ones who murder RSS workers; doxx Hindus on Islamist forums; create fear psychosis among Muslims and Christians that Hindus are a danger to their religion; encourage separatism in Muslims; and weaponise mullahs and missionaries against Hindus and India.

नीदरलैंड्स में भारतवंशियों का अपनी विरासत से गहरा लगाव बना हुआ है। हेग में कम्युनिटी प्रोग्राम के अवसर पर राजस्थान की संस्कृति और परंपरा का भी अद्भुत रंग देखने को मिला। इसमें लोकनृत्य की प्रस्तुति ने मंत्रमुग्ध कर दिया।

When I traveled to Tajikistan, while buying water and food to stock in the SUV for 4 days (they said it would take 3 days for the help to reach us if we (friend and I) if are stuck somewhere in the Pamir mountains), we grabbed few cookie and chocolate boxes too. As we were going through the remote villages of Pamir mountains, children would wave and smile and follow us (as we drove very slowly). We would stop the SUV and give them cookies and chocolates and we could see the happy faces while the elders in the village would nod/acknowlege/smile to our immense satisfaction. In one of the villages in the Pamir highway, we went to one of the shops to get some beers. Small boys and girls went with us. I offered them chocolates from the stores but they refused. I asked them if they want something else. They pointed to the pack of chips. Bought each one of them a pack of chips and their eyes lit up while we made some pleasant memories for us to carry home.

Modernity loves claiming invention. “Spiked hair”? A terracotta head from 1st century CE India was already wearing it nearly 2,000 years ago. Big eyes. Styled locks. Urban attitude. Individual fashion expression. Ancient India was not a monochrome world of silent stone sages. It was crowded, experimental, stylish, and deeply human. Sometimes archaeology destroys not history - but our arrogance about being “modern.”

If some people think they can divide the country and create a separate “South kingdom,” that is just a foolish dream. South Indian states also include Andhra Pradesh, where the NDA is in power, and by 2028, Karnataka will also come under BJP rule. By the way, it will be interesting to see how the TVK Congress alliance moves forward in the coming years.

A retired senior officer who once held an important position in the commercial tax department is now at the center of a shocking corruption case. During raids conducted at multiple locations linked to him, officials reportedly discovered crores of rupees in cash along with expensive jewellery hidden across different properties. At a rented house in Kanpur’s Lakhanpur area, around ₹4 crore in cash was allegedly recovered. Meanwhile, at his residence in Noida Sector-34, investigators reportedly found over ₹10 crore in cash and jewellery worth several crores more. What stunned people even more was the way the money had been hidden — bundles of currency notes were allegedly recovered from mattresses, cupboards, the pooja room, and even inside a sealed bathroom flush system. Incidents like these raise serious questions about how corruption continues to survive despite strict laws, digital systems, and constant promises of transparency. While ordinary citizens work hard, pay taxes honestly, and struggle with inflation and daily expenses, such recoveries create anger and disappointment among the public. Not every government officer is corrupt, and many serve the country with honesty and dedication. But whenever cases like this come to light, they damage the trust people place in public institutions. The issue is not just about one individual — it reflects a deeper problem where power and position are sometimes misused for personal wealth instead of public service. People expect government jobs to be about responsibility, integrity, and service to society. When hidden cash worth crores is recovered from homes, it naturally makes citizens question how long such systems have been operating unnoticed. The real loss is not only financial — it is the loss of public faith.

BREAKING: India has firmly rejected the May 15, 2026 ruling by the so-called 'Court of Arbitration' on maximum pondage under the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan, calling the proceedings “illegally constituted”. The MEA said India has never recognised the court and considers its rulings “null and void.” It also said the decision to keep the treaty in abeyance remains unchanged.

Leftists and Vijay supporters are saying that actor Vijay removed the white towel, which is considered a symbol of VIP culture, from his CM chair. They are saying CM Vijay ended VIP culture by removing the towel. If Vijay is really against VIP culture, then why does he wear black suits? Suits promote VIP culture the most. Suits are a symbol of western and VIP culture. Vijay should dress like common people by wearing a shirt or he should wear Tamil Nadu’s traditional attire like shirt, veshti and angavastram. Will actor Vijay do that?

@OpIndia_com yes. All Hindus in Maharashtra should oppose tooth and nail on this religious issue and persuade Fadnavis to take back the proposal.

Hindu organisations in Maharashtra have opposed the proposed Devasthan Inams Abolition Act, warning that it could transfer centuries-old temple lands to tenants, encroachers and private occupants. Temple bodies met CM Devendra Fadnavis and alleged that while Hindu temple lands are being targeted, Waqf properties have been kept outside the law. Read the full report on why the proposed law has sparked massive opposition. opindia.com/2026/05/hindu-…

I have come to the conclusion that the UK government detests women. Especially British women. This is Esosa Eguakin. A Nigerian living in the UK. On 21 August 2025, he took a train at 0715 from Fratton to London Waterloo. He sat behind a woman in her 30s and sexually assaulted her. A few weeks later, on October 6, he took a train from Eastleigh to London Waterloo. He sat behind another woman and repeatedly groped her. She confronted him and he denied it. Police escorted him off the train at Woking. He was charged with two counts of sexual assault and found guilty on 10 February 2026. He received 2 years in prison and a 5 year Sexual Harm Prevention Order stating that he cannot sit or be near lone women on public transport. As if that is going to stop him. Because… He has done this before! Five years earlier, on 12 October 2021 he took a bus from Chichester. The bus was almost empty but he sat right behind a woman in her 20s and guess what…yes, he repeatedly groped her bottom too. When she got off the bus he followed her and she told the driver. Eguakin was arrested and eventually pleaded guilty to sexual assault. He was given 200 hours of community service and sent on a 30 day rehabilitation program. And put on the sex offenders’ register for five years. That is it. As a result he was free to molest those other women in 2025. And he will be free in about a year to do the same thing again.

Adina mandir-masjid photography needs to be started again. I was told by some of my followers few months back that photography is no longer allowed. One of them wasn’t even allowed to sketch anything inside. I had posted here on X about this sudden ban (on world heritage day). Question is, why was this ban on photography and sketching implemented, when everything has already been documented by archaeologists and historians from the colonial era?! Images are also freely available on Google, making this ban unnecessary. The non-stop appeasement of the second largest majority community must stop now in India. Demand of reclamation of temples will keep happening, at least for sites considered important by Hindus. Some parts from history MUST be reclaimed, for the healing of wounds inflicted by barbaric and uncivilised foreign invaders. In first image is a kirtimukha below a ‘mihrab’ in Adina masjid-mandir. In second image, we can see that an entire stone temple wall has been turned into masjid wall, with the Hindu ornamentations intact.

I asked A BJP Fan and A Vijay fan to list achievements of Suvendu and Vijay in the last 72 Hours : Suvendu Fan : > Metro work on Chingrihata started after 3 years > All Illegal Tolls, drop gates, and barricades operating without competent government approval closed > Open slaughtering of Cows and other Animals banned > RG Kar Case, Recruit scams and Post Poll Violence cases reopened and Officers suspended > All Central govt schemes approved Vijay Fan : > Vijay Removed white towel from his chair. > Vijay Removed his OSD within 24 hours > He wrote a letter PM to reduce Petrol prices > He wrote a letter to the PM to withdraw NEET Now you can imagine the difference between a Leader and an Actor!!

"I am about to commit sui cid€; if you are willing to help me, please say so." "What happened?" "I was made a victim of 'Love Jih@d'." "Solely to fulfill a twisted obsession with reaching Paradise." "In the dead of night, a young Valmiki Hindu woman was forcibly made to recite the *K@lma* and was renamed 'Ayesha'." For seven hours straight, she recounted her harrowing ordeal, weeping inconsolably. "Brother, stand by me"—and we stood by her. Last night, an FIR was registered against the criminal cl€rics involved. Would you like to hear the rest of the story? If you cannot do anything else, at least share this post.

More people are arrested for speech offenses in the UK than any other country. This is insane.

The lunatic left celebrates murder …

Strengthening cooperation in futuristic sectors! Prime Minister Rob Jetten and I witnessed the signing of the MoU between Tata and ASML for advancing the semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem in India. ASML will support the setting up and scaling of Tata Electronics’ upcoming semiconductor facility in Dholera, Gujarat. India’s strides in the world of semiconductors offers immense opportunities for the youth of our nation. This is a sector in which we will keep adding vigour in the times to come. @MinPres @ASMLcompany @TataElectronics

The goats are gone. Not all of them. There's about 95,000 left in the UK. Mostly hobbyists. A few smallholders. The odd appearance on a children's TV show. But once upon a time, this island was crawling with them. Wales had them. Scotland had them. Ireland by the boatload. The medieval peasant kept one in the back garden the way people now keep a Roomba: because it did a job, it cost nothing to run, and it tidied up the inputs. Goat milk. Goat cheese. Goat hair for rope. Goat skin for parchment, on which most of British law was written. Goat tallow for candles, by which most of British law was read. You could keep one on a quarter-acre. You could tie one to a fence. You could feed it the brambles and the nettles and the bits of hedge nobody else wanted, and it would give you food and clothing and light in return. Goats kept the poor alive for a thousand years. Then the enclosures took away the land you could keep one on. The factories took away the people who would have kept one. The supermarket took away the local economy that would have bought the cheese. The subsidies got written for cattle and sheep, and the goat got demoted to a punchline and a face on a tea towel. Meanwhile, our hillsides are quietly being swallowed by bramble, gorse, blackthorn, and rhododendron. Invasive scrub that nothing else will eat. The kind of scrub a goat would clear in a fortnight. Without being asked. Without being paid. Without a planning application. You don't have a brush management problem. You have a missing goat problem. And nobody can quite remember when we stopped having them.

Meet Mr. Bharat Bhai Vard, former Mayor of Bhavnagar, Gujarat. From 2024 to 2026, he served as the Mayor of Bhavnagar. But after completing his tenure, instead of enjoying power or building personal wealth, he returned to his small welding shop and resumed his old profession with the same simplicity and honesty. Despite holding such an important post, he still lives in a rented house. After studying till Class 10, he started welding work decades ago to support his family. Even after becoming Mayor, he never treated politics as a business or a source of income. His dedication, simplicity, and clean image earned him respect among common people, which is why BJP trusted him with the responsibility of Mayor. This is the difference. For many, politics becomes a way to make money. For BJP karyakartas like Bharat Bhai Vard, politics remains a medium of service to society..