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Pic 1 : Both Rahul and Tina are Hindus in Kuch Kuch Hota Hai Pic 2 : yet in the movie their 8 year old daughter Anjali is shown performing Namaz. The Reasoning behind this scene still remains unclear Propaganda ???? #Dhurandhar

@mishtal Shows 'Minorities are oppressed' !

I live in a Christian majority country with a deep Christian heritage. The cross appears in our emblems, flag, and our state symbols. Yet for the past month, media and politicians have spoken every single day about Ramadan - and not a word about Lent. Why is that?

India is a funny country. Taking out Ramnavami, Ganesh Chaturthi, Hanuman Jayanti, Navratri processions through sensitive colonies is strictly prohibited in India. It hurts the religious sentiments of our fellow Indians, and leads to stone pelting, communal violence and rioting. Throwing color or water balloons at our fellow Indians of the other community at Holi, is strictly prohibited as it leads to unrest, lynching and murder. Playing aarti, Hanuman chalisa or the sound of temple bells should be avoided during the prayer call from the mosques, as it disturbs the concentration of the minority community. But consuming Chicken Biryani near Ganga ghat in Varanasi and throwing the bones in the Ganga river, should be allowed as India is a democratic secular country with equal religious rights for all.

Those who saw’A Beautiful Mind’, would remember that John Nash’s doctoral thesis had just 26 pages and 2 references, yet it was instrumental in advancing “Game theory”. What if I told you there is a scientist whose achievement is so astounding that he is perhaps the only Indian to “create” an intersectional branch of science? What if I told you that every year, his name echoes across the hallowed halls of science in foreign lands, but most of our students haven't even heard of him? Aneesur Rahman was born in Hyderabad in British India in 1927. His father was a professor and a philanthropist. His family generously donated their property for the creation of Urdu Hall in Hyderabad. His maternal uncle was a professor too. Rahman had a natural flair for subjects that would terrify ‘normal’ students — maths and physics. After getting BSc in Mathematics, he went on to get Tripos in Mathematics and Physics at the prestigious Cambridge University in the UK. From there, he went to Louvaine University in Belgium and got DSc in Physics under Professor Mannenbeck. It’s here that Rahman met a Chinese student Yueh-Erh Li who was doing MD( called Dr Jady by friends). They fell in love and got married. He came back to teach in Osmania university along with his wife. Soon after, he developed interest in the structure of water molecule - especially the polarisation of the hydrogen atom. Unfortunately research in India was at infancy in those days and Dr Rahman realized he was a whale in a tiny pond. He had to move to the ocean. He joined the Argonne National Laboratory in Illinois. His foundational paper in 1964 birthed “molecular dynamics” , one of the two pillars on which a vast body of computational physics rests.(the other is Monte Carlo method). His equation made it possible to calculate the trajectory of large number of interacting atoms with ease. His work, like Ramanujan’s , was so ahead of his time - that even today, potential applications are being discovered. The Nobel prize in physics for 2013 went to Karplus, Levitt and Warshel whose work depended heavily on Dr Aneesur Rahman’s. Some say there is an inverse association between genius and compassion -Dr Rahman was a prominent exception. He was known not just for his intellect, but also kind nature and mentored many students all over the world. His quiet, unassuming nature made him a much loved professor — and he remained so, until he got Non Hodgkin’s lymphoma — a cancer that took him away from us prematurely, at the age of 59. Perhaps he might have got a Nobel, if only he had lived longer. American Physical Society honors him as the father of computational physics and has instituted an annual award in his name. As a doctor with little idea of theoretical physics, writing Dr Aneesur Rahman’s portrait has been difficult , because of the complex nature of his work that straddles so many areas of science : mathematics, physics, computer science and chemistry. His equations are mind boggling, even intimidating, but what I do understand is this : Dr Rahman didn't just have a beautiful mind, but also a beautiful heart.

The Muslim captain of the Indian hockey team misses a crucial penalty against Pakistan. He is branded a “traitor,” with suspicion tied to his Muslim identity. His house is vandalized, “Gaddar” is written on its wall. He is forced to vacate the house with his crying mother, and a background song says, “Teeja tera rang tha main to” (Addressing to the flag : I was the third color of you, i.e., green, i.e., minority), “jiya tere dhang se main to” (I lived by the rules you laid for me), “tu hi tha maula, tu hi aan” (you were my God, my pride). Chak De was a brilliantly executed, subtle Muslim victimhood propaganda. All this when it was a made-up story. Nothing like that happened. The story had inspiration, if any, from a Hindu coach. In a country where a Muslim actually becomes a captain like Azharuddin and is loved and admired by millions who never cared about his religion, players like Zaheer, Shami, Kaif, Siraj, etc., are idolized, you made a movie showing exactly the opposite, putting the audience into guilt. I am writing this because I saw a tweet saying there was a time before 2014 when propaganda movies were not made. Lol! Nowadays, propaganda is obvious. Films don’t hide it. They present it openly. Obvious propaganda is easy to spot and dismiss. The more effective kind is the subtle one, wrapped in good cinema, strong emotions, and moral positioning. Films like Chak De!, Rang De Basanti, PK, and My Name Is Khan fall into that category.

Ras Mandir or Pancharatna Temple dedicated to Lord Krishna and Radha in Purulia , West Bengal 🟢🦚🛕🇮🇳

Meet Shivkumar Kalyanaraman ! (Man leading R&D transformation of India) > An Indian R&D scientist and engineer > IIT-JEE Rank 3, B.Tech in Computer Science from IIT Madras > PhD in Computer Science from Ohio State > Became Professor at RPI, guided 17 PhD students & led multiple projects > Spent a decade at IBM Research India in key roles > Joined Microsoft India as CTO (Energy & Mobility) > IEEE Fellow, INAE Fellow, ACM Distinguished Scientist- a rare triple > After serving in multiple senior corporate leadership roles > He returned to India and joined as CEO of ANRF Today, as CEO of ANRF, he is playing a crucial role in shaping India’s R&D landscape for the next decade- democratising research with SARAL AI and catalysing collaboration across stakeholders (government, academia, industry, startups, foundations, CSR, international bodies, and more)

@shashank_ssj People Voted @BJP4India in 2014 hoping it'll immediately remove all discriminatory laws which disadvantaged Hindus to appease a violent vocal minority (so called) Instead we got the draconian SC ST Act which has been weaponised to divide Hindus. Harass GC. Now the UGC Bill.

After Uttarakhand, Gujarat is bring UCC. Since NDA has majority in both Loksabha and Rajyasabha, Uniform Civil Code can be introduced in parliament and brought pan India.

Purey Desh mein lagoo hona chahiye.

🚨Fortuner car 🚗 owner thinks number plates are OPTIONAL 🤔 Hope @DCPTrEastBCP sir will instruct @jbnagartrfps to take action 📌 Kaggadaspura KA01MH1401 Other modifications as well @tdkarnataka

Our temple reforms should include better treatment and facilities for devotees

@Sanatani_sevak @MitrabChak @naralokesh @TTDevasthanams @PawanKalyan Sabka Saath Sabka Vikas Sabka Vishwas!

In Mecca, only Muslims are allowed. In Vatican, only Christians are allowed. But in Tirupati, why so many churches around the sacred temple?

@TVMohandasPai @JM_Scindia @nsitharaman @FinMinIndia @BJP4India got a mandate to correct many wrongs INC had committed in its 6 decades of misrule under Nehru Dynasts. People are seeing, to their utter dismay, BJP instead of correcting those wrongs, wasting Taxpayers money by continuing those wrongs. For Indians nothing changes.

Belong to people of India? But at what cost? Rs 300,000 cr sunk with no hope of recovery. Minister @JM_Scindia this is the money of every hard working Indians who pay their taxes. For people of India? How many use their services? @nsitharaman @FinMinIndia we do not pay huge taxes for it to be misused like this- support a very inefficient sick player. You say they are making profits? Such small amounts after such huge investments. Can these investments ever be recovered?

@37VManhas Jai Hind. Vandemataram 🙏

When you visit the home of MAJOR KUNAL GOSAVI Shaurya Chakra 166 MEDIUM #IndianArmy and his six year old daughter Umang clicks your photograph. Major Kunal Gosavi was immortalized, fighting terrorists in Jammu & Kashmir in 2016. Homage to Major Kunal Gosavi on his birth anniversary today. #FreedomisnotFree a few pay #CostofWar.

Repeat after me Ram Navami should be a national holiday, especially after we won a 490 year old dispute. 🙏

@ZavierIndia Arab nations don't have the task of appeasing Vote Banks. Only Democratic countries are into appeasing a section of people who want to dominate, takeover cities and countries through rapid demographic change.

When Arab nations can ban namaz on public roads, why can't non-muslim nations, do it much more strongly?

If you ask the grass, the zebra is the monster and the lion is the protector.

@37VManhas Jai Hind. Vandemataram 🙏

On the first day of Navratri, we worship Maa Shailputri the first form of Durga, symbol of strength, courage, and new beginnings.  Meet Smt Kamlesh, her only child CAPTAIN PAWAN KUMAR Shaurya Chakra 10 PARA SF #IndianArmy was immortalized fighting terrorists at JKEDI building at Pampore in Jammu & Kashmir in 2016. Ten years later, last month she gave birth to a baby boy symbolising strength, courage and new beginning. मां दुर्गा keeps blessing her and the new born baby.  #FreedomisnotFree a few pay #CostofWar.

@theskindoctor13 If only @RailMinIndia @AshwiniVaishnaw had realised the potential of the Pan Chewing Indians to pay fine, India could've built Bullet Trains on 10 routes !

Today, two men of Indian origin were fined ₹1.7 lakh each for spitting paan on London streets. In India, this isn’t even on our list of issues that need attention. Anyway, the day isn’t far when foreign embassies will start checking applicants’ teeth before issuing visas.