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Darbhanga: Groom who came to marry a Hindu woman turns out to be a Muslim, bride’s family holds groom and his relatives captive, five arrested opindia.com/news-updates/m…

This woman - belonging to Valmiki scheduled caste - was forcibly converted to Islam in 2022 When she resisted, maulvi of that mosque pulled her hair, slapped her and told her - “It’s a blessing for kafirs like you to get an opportunity to accept Islam and escape dojakh ki aag” We have initiated legal proceedings from Delhi against that maulvi, Fahim and his family

Oh no you are so wrong A lot of us Hindus want these criminals to be tortured and waterboarded. No Hindu will act like a fattichar defending these criminals for their religion like you people passionately defend your rapists, murderers, rioters and terrorists.

Tune dekha nahi to matlab hai nahi ?

Bhojshala has been decided upon by the court. But, Bhojeshwar Shiva temple is waiting for its completion since 11th century. For some reason, they had to leave it incomplete 1000 years ago. But, they left a drawing on nearby rocks as if they wanted someone to complete it.

This *south asian* headline from vogue india i swear some indians themselves are always ready to discredit india This is the writer's ig btw

No wonder India ranks 158th in press freedom, as our media is now finding out that illegal toll booths have been operational until now in West Bengal, even after 78 years of independence….

There is no evidence for 7th century Islam on the Malabar coast. The earliest evidence for Islam in the subcontinent comes from Bhanbhore in Sindh. Kerala has a unique status insofar as legends and history are equated without any scrutiny.

Muslim mob goes on a rampage in Bhopal, raises ‘Sar Tan Se Juda’ slogans and pelt stones after a Muslim man was beaten on suspicion of Love Jihad opindia.com/2026/05/muslim…

It's official! Every single tweet we post about atrocities against Hindus is being censored. Alarming Times! Can you tell us @GoI_MeitY, what was illegal about the tweet? Arresting people over memes. Blocking tweets. What are you trying to do? Becoming another Mamata?

FIR against Abhishek Banerjee for his hate speech during election in the same police station which used to send me notice daily to remove my post against Mamata 😊

They edited clarification after half an hour only to put same thing in CAPS Inki sach me phati padi hai 😂😂😂

They're basically laying the groundwork for a Hindu extinct world. Asuras working overtime for this. Strip the people off of their culture, make them hate themselves, and genocide them. Similar to how every native culture has been destroyed & completely cut out of relevance.

Business channels are prone to spreading fake news during crisis situations to manipulate the market.

Not many are talking about it, but this is one of the most underrated things India is shipping right now and every Indian must know what this is all about. Let me explain; The system is called DIGIPIN and the username layer sitting on top is called DHRUVA. Built by the Department of Posts in partnership with IIT Hyderabad and ISRO's National Remote Sensing Centre. Officially launched on May 27, 2025. Here's how it works. DIGIPIN divides all of India into 4 metre by 4 metre squares. Every single square gets a unique 10-character code like 829-4G7-PMJ8. That's down to the level of your front door, your shop counter, your hospital entrance, your village home, even a fishing boat in territorial waters. The entire country is now a digital grid. But remembering a 10-character alphanumeric code is hard. So DHRUVA sits on top of it. You convert your DIGIPIN into a simple readable handle like rajesh@dhruva. The handle stays with you for life. If you move houses, only the underlying DIGIPIN updates. Your handle doesn't change. Exactly like UPI replaced 16-digit bank account numbers with simple handles. malay@ybl instead of remembering an account number. But why is our government building this? Today roughly 20-25% of Indian addresses are unstructured. Slums, tribal areas, unplanned colonies, rural homes without proper street names. An average Indian spends 8-12 extra minutes on an average in finding an address in India versus 2-3 in the West. Ambulances reach late because nobody can describe the lane. Banks reject mortgages because they can't verify the property location. Insurance claims get delayed because addresses don't match across documents. Quick commerce loses crores in failed deliveries every day. DIGIPIN solves all of this with one open-source standard. The full source code and documentation are on GitHub. Any government department, private company, or startup can integrate it for free. This is exactly the India Stack playbook. Aadhaar (identity), UPI (payments), ULPIN (land), DigiLocker (documents), and now DIGIPIN (address) are all open public infrastructure that private companies build on top of. Of course developed countries already use a version of this. But India is building the best of the lot. > UK uses postcodes plus house numbers. Works because they have structured street planning from the 1800s. We don't. > Dubai built Makani numbers. 10-digit codes tied to building entrances. Government-only, not open. > Japan uses block-based addressing that relies on physical signage and local familiarity. India just built the best version of all of these. Open-source, geo-coded, privacy-first, with a human-readable layer that even a non-tech grandparent can use. And it's free to integrate. Once this gets rolled out, the government expects that; > Ambulance response times improve by 40-60% in unplanned areas. > KYC verification becomes instant. No more manual address proof. > Rural credit unlocks. Banks can verify property and ownership in seconds for loans. > Disaster response improves. Floods, fires, earthquakes. Rescue teams know exact homes to reach. > Insurance pricing becomes location-precise. Same building, ground floor versus third floor, different flood risk, different premium. > E-commerce delivery accuracy goes from approximate to exact. Failed deliveries drop sharply. > Privacy too gets better. You share your DHRUVA handle, not your physical address. The delivery agent gets the GPS coordinates without seeing your full address. Less data exposed, less misuse. Boring infrastructure rarely gets any hype. Everyone laughed at UPI for the first two years. Now it processes 16 billion transactions a month and seven countries have adopted it. DIGIPIN will be the same story. In 5 years we'll wonder how we ever functioned without it. In 10 years it'll be quietly running underneath every delivery, every emergency call, every loan approval in India.

What was the due diligence conducted by @CNBCTV18Live before running a source based news with deep ramifications amid a global crisis? While we question the reporter, who is either stupid or malicious, CNBC must answer for itself

Why "Sar tan se juda" slogans in Bhopal should be seen beyond the protest to "Love Jihad" allegations and parade of an Islamist man? Today, Madhya Pradesh High Court ruled in favour of Hindus in long-standing dispute of Bhojshala. The Muslims claim it is a Mazar of Kamaluddin Chsithi, a Fakeer, and not the temple of Maa Vagdevi. Today the court explicitly called it a 'Mandir' and quashed the claim of the Muslim party. We all had been waiting for the verdict and it holds similar significance as the Ram Mandir verdict in Bharat. Now look at the protests in Bhopal like this: 1. A Muslim man gets caught with a Hindu woman inside a hotel room with a fake ID card. 2. A large mob gathers soon after namaz outside Tajul Masjid, then proceeds to the Imami Gate and chants slogans like "Sar tan se juda", which is usually raised after blasphemy. 3. Making Bajrang Dal activists a target, Islamists give beheading calls, jam streets, and social media gets filled with hatred not just for the ruling BJP government but for the Hindus. 4. After the TCS case, Bengal and Assam victories, it became even more tense. Now, Hindus were waiting for Bhojshala's liberation. So was all of this a facade and the mobilisation was actually happening for the Bhojshala verdict? Were Islamists planning mob justice and violence across MP for the temple? We in MP are sensitive about Bhojshala and have heard its stories, referring to it as Mini Ayodhya. The struggle has been long, first from Islamists, then from a secular Congress govt, and then the legal battle. If not managed by the Bhopal police, what would the Islamists have done? Do read my analysis @eOrganiser about the matter, link in next tweet:

Thanks for your introduction, Geetanjali. Nobody asked for it but okay.

@narendramodi Imagine the credibility of CNBC that PM himself has to fact check the fake news