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Some inherit wealth; we inherited something far older. Let us be worthy inheritors of that timeless legacy. Sharing a blog post I wrote on this subject. Do read. 😊 aditipatwardhan.wixsite.com/inmytwenties/p… #ProudHindu #Hinduism #IndianAesthetic #IndianCulture #Bharat #HinduAesthetic

Buddhist Ashoka STOLE pillars from Hindu sites Giant structures already existed, which Buddhists stole and converted into Buddha Viharas Those structure were made as per traditions of Vedic and Brahmana scriptures

@lordvishalkumar Ashoka’s grandpappy Chandragupta Maurya was a Hindu who commissioned public sale of gold statues of Mahadeva, Parvati, and Kartikeya. Buddha’s own father used to worship Hindu god Shiva. Why do you people insist on publically making fools of yourselves?

🚨Kashmir Files: Imagine the situation of Kashmiri Hindus from 1989-1991 . People rarely heard about it. At one time 37 Terror groups were operating in the Valley and head hunting !

There are people we lose without death. No grave, no farewell just distance, time, and silence. They walk away carrying pieces of our soul, and we are left behind… learning how to live incomplete.

Remember the Varanasi Ghat incident where the Japanese guy was urinating in Ganges and people caught him, but let him go with simple apology Most of guys here were like "Saar Japanese can do no wrong, it is us Pajju who are wrong, we sorry to Japanese Saar" And then the guy turned out to be repeat offender who does these stuff for views

Who would have thought that we could witness Bhavya Ram Mandir in ayodhya... Look how divine it looks when you enter ayodhya 🙏

The family is Muslim. @TOIIndiaNews uses the photo of a Hindu woman to showcase the horrific events. It isn’t as though there is a dearth of such news from all communities but to deliberately mislead into thinking that this is restricted to Hindus is a choice.

#WATCH | Ayodhya, UP: A rare manuscript written in Devanagari script, believed to be around 200 years old found in Ayodhya. These scriptures will soon be handed over to the International Ram Katha Museum for preservation.

🇵🇰 ISPR bot impersonating Col. Purohit, kindly Unfollow & Report.

life when you finally accept the fact you can never go back

Karna was NOT a grey character. He was a jealous & wretched evil & also an idiot. In fact, he is listed among the villains of the story in the very beginning of the Mahabharat by the author himself.

Bro decided to write Jaskirat’s final goodbye to his mother. 💔 By the way, he is the son of popular Indian singer Abhijeet Bhattacharya.

When society was drifting, letting Buddhism steal the stage and dilute Sanatan Dharma, Pushyamitra Shunga slammed the brakes politically, and centuries later, Adi Shankaracharya came in swinging philosophically, reclaiming Sanatan Dharma, putting it back on top, and showing whose house it really was.🔥🔥

Alright since so many of you asked for more after Akbar and his last Paan - let's make this a series. Here's Fact #2: By the 2nd c. CE, Rome was importing over one Billion sesterces (the Roman currency unit) worth of luxury goods across the oceans from India alone, a trade figure larger than what Rome needed to sustain its whole Empire for an entire year! The Romans charged a 25% Tetarte tax on these Indian imports worth 1 billion, to raise over 250 million sesterces in yearly tax revenues. On top of that they double taxed the goods with an additional portoria (1/40th) tax. Yet so high was the demand for Indian luxury goods, that the Roman revenue from the annual taxes on Indian imports alone was enough to finance the entire Roman Imperial Army for the whole year! These figures are accurate estimates calculated by historian Raoul McLaughlin in his critically acclaimed book “The Roman Empire and the Indian Ocean” His estimates are based on the Muziris Papyrus, a Greek document dating back to 2nd c., which was discovered in Egypt & contains the details of contracts, type of goods and value of the cargo in a Roman ship called the Hermapollon. The Hermapellon had returned from trading at the Tamil port of Muziris, Kerala to the Roman Egyptian port of Berenice (Myos Hormos). The cargo it brought back included luxury Indian goods like pepper, cinnamon, spikenard, turtle shell, ivory, pearls, gemstones, cotton & silk. The Muziris Papyrus records that the Hermapollon carried 220 tons of cargo on board which required over 1000 camels to transport across the desert! This cargo itself was worth over 10 million sesterces. When we combine that with Greek geographer Strabo’s statement that about 120 ships sailed annually from Roman-Egyptian port Myos Hormos to India, we get 10 million sesterces × 120 ships ≈ over 1 billion sesterces of annual imports, and 2.3 million × 120 ≈ about 270 million sesterces in annual customs revenue. The tax that Romans gained from Indian goods alone was enough to pay for the entire Roman Imperial Army for an entire year! Without India’s luxury goods to finance its Army and Empire, there would have been no “Golden Age of the Roman Empire” No wonder India was called the "Sone ki Chidiya".

“I leave, it’s my time to go. Liberate Saptasindhu from Yavanas, rescue Kashi Vishwanath and other Jyotirlingas, bring them into Hindavi Swaraj. Do not be off guard and fail.” These were the last words of our king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, he left his body on 3rd April, 1680. Jai Shivaji Jai Bhawani

Piyush Mishra exposes Leftist ideology and their influence on pop culture brutally 🔥 -Hindu heroes hidden -Hindu stories ignored -Only anti Hindu narrative pushed -Made to feel ashamed for being Hindu & Brahmin

This is so true. From rubbing off the pooja teeka on the way to school because it didn’t feel “cool,” to younger kids now proudly posting temple visit pictures in all their glory. From “kya farak padta hai” to “na na, aaj Hanuman Jayanti hai, aaj anda nahi.” We really have come a long way.

This news will devastate the Aryan Invasion/Migration Theorists.

Why Church is furious on tightening foreign contribution norms ??? Yesterday CBCI Chief was saying global resistance will happen 🤔🤔🤔