Like I said they'd use "misinformation manufactured narratives and manipulation". And just look at how dedicated they are to this.
I'm glad some of us are doing the right thing by fighting this with truth. Because in the end truth triumphs.
I don't really lean towards either left or right. Because there are times when the left is right about some things and the right is wrong about some things.
But some of the people on the left need to leave indigenous people's business to them. Don't try to fight their battles for them. Especially not when you are literally trying to frame them as the villain, without knowing the truth.
The left only wants validation from others for always supporting the right thing while being blissfully unaware of what the right thing actually is.
So go ahead and assume I'm a right wing Hindutva activist if I follow hinduism, do not like the abrahaic religions because of their teachings, and acknowledge the atrocities hindus have faced in the past, and are facing in the current timeline.
Atleast, I'm talking about people who have similar views and beliefs as me, people who really need a voice, people belonging to a place I belong to, people who look like me, talk like me, worship our gods and the nature like me, while you are still crying about a place that you have no business talking about, aka Gaza. If you really cared about people, you'd acknowledge that Hindus in Bengal are going through the same thing that islamic people are "supposedly* going through in Gaza.
Wrong on so many levels
Wrong about Hinduism. Wrong about Feminism. Wrong about left feminism and right feminism. More like incorrect and ignorant actually.
Lmao funny to see hindutva feminints crying in ur anons. Project sindhoor was planned and carried out by men, they just used those two lady officers to address the nation. And honestly they haven't contributed anything useful. I hate when these women try to associate everything with feminism. It was their work. They did a fabulous job. Let's not associate every great action done by women with a curse like feminism. Hinduism only supports traditional women not feminints. You can't be right wing and support feminism honestly. It's disappointing when I see right wing women criticizing leftists but they never seen to criticize so called progressive ideologies like feminism. Why do women need to be equal to men? Women's sole duty is to take care of elders and children. If these feminints want equality then they should sacrifice their lives like brave men who are fighting for our country at borders. Hinduism has given them rights and they should respect that and live within limits. Some of these feminints like to use goddess Kali to promote misandry. Hinduism is about respecting forms of feminine and masculine. Women should embody the essence of spiritually pure Sita to please our deities, parents and husband who are regarded as pati parmeshwar in sanatana
We will embody Sita when you embody Rama. If you embody rakshasa, we will embody Durga and Kali. Cope :)
And you know every single person involved in Operation Sindoor to be so confident that there's not a single female officer?
"If these feminints want equality then they should sacrifice their lives like brave men who are fighting for our country at borders."
Even better! We do it while pregnant!!
You are the kind of guy to send hate to Misri sir for whatever bullshit reasons.
And I am leaving this post here about women in Hinduism, written beautifully by @/rhysaka.
I have this in my drafts for so long now. But this was in the context of Shri Hari Vishnu and Bholenath. People tend to compare them too and try to put them against each other saying one is better than the other.
"My heart isn't so small that it can't give respect to both Shri Hari and Shiv Sambhu. My mind not so tiny to not comprehend that they're one."
No one can annoy me more than people who hate on Shree Ram but call themselves Krishna Bhakt or vice versa. Or compare these two to prove one lesser than the other.
They're the same person for god's sake.
If you think they would disagree with each other's actions then sorry to break it to you, you're just being stupid and don't understand anything about any of them.
Same goes for the people comparing Maa Laxmi, Sita, Radha and Rukmini.
THEY'RE THE SAME PERSON.
Wow how well manufactured this is smh
Nearly ten days after the Pahalgam attack, watching the various responses to said attack...part of me is shocked, and another confused. Yet another thinks that something like this is inevitable.
Too many people reacted to what is undoubtedly a terrorist attack by channelling their rage and grief into persecuting innocent people because the terrorists asked those they killed to recite the kalma, undoubtedly being Islamic in their origin.
Yes, they were Muslim. Does that mean there should be violence against innocent Kashmiri students because 'Hindu khatre mein hain"? No. Do you know why? Because a large part of why such Islamic organisations sway local sympathies towards them is by the catchphrase "Islamiyat khatre mein hain." Sounds familiar, doesn't it? Why wouldn't it? We've heard an alternate religion version of it over TV channels and so-called "news" and "leaders of the free world" screaming Hindu khatre mein hain, khatre mein hain, after all.
So many of us believe it, too.
Why, some of us may ask, shouldn't we believe so? We are Hindus, and we aren't safe even in our own land, our own country. Perhaps we should look deeper into the 'why' of it. So much of violence against us is by ourselves, for daring to be different. Lynching, beating, far more for far too less. So what if someone eats meat? They aren't stopping you from living your life. Why should you put an end to theirs?
But, then, as people who hold power today ask, what about the invaders who invaded India 1000 years ago, 1200 years ago? People whose descendants divide the country today, covet its assets for themselves? Including Kashmir, the jewel of India?
To that is my answer: If that is what you believe, then we should all leave this land. Most of us, at least. None of us are indigenous to the land we live in, except perhaps the tribes in Sentinel island. Other than that, all of us, except for the populations that are tribal/adivasis, probably migrated from somewhere else, simply some time longer ago than 1200 years.
But then, argue some, what about religious texts that speak to tens and thousands of years of ancestry? The Mahabharata, the Itihasas, the Puranas?
In that case, well, might I remind you that Sanskrit is not the single sole classical language that speaks of thousands of years of history? There is the matter of at least one other culture and language that exists alongside. The Sangam literature too speaks of thousands of years. Three whole Sangams, might I mention.
Almost every single ancient culture claims grandiose descent. We do not know how much credence should be given to any of these claims, but, if we are giving credence to one claim, why leave the others behind? Give equal credence, why don't you?
Coming back to 1200 years of "slave mentality" and "coveting territory" I will be paraphrasing words written nearly a 100 years ago by a man who identified as Kashmiri, if not perhaps Hindu, though he rather did admire the title Pandit. He very famously preferred to be known for his scientific temper, possibly a reason why today's rulers loathe this man.
He said, and I paraphrase, that those rulers are not considered foreign rule because there was marital intermixing of races and blood relations, because whatever money was made was spent inside India, because it did not go to another country (Ghori and Ghazni aside, the temple was rebuilt within 50 years, though the 'collective trauma' was first heard of in the British parliament sometime in the 19th century)
People have a beautiful tendency to syncretise, to meld with each other, to form cultures of harmony. Look at each state of India, the cultural plurality (that a homogenous overarching 'desi' identity cannot and will not encapsulate, but this discussion is for another post) especially Kashmir. There is amazing cultural syncretism in their literature, art, architecture, even notions of Kashmiri identity.
There is a unity in diversity. When is this threatened? When a section of the population felt trampled on by the 'high-handed' handling of things (in their own words) by the 'elected' powers (there is widespread allegation of electoral rigging over the years in Kashmir)
In the '80's and '90's it comes in the form of 'Islamiyat khatre mein hain' because at that point, they felt they weren't given the opportunities they should by the Indian Government. There was liberal support from external organisations, and insurgency flourished. The Kashmiri Hindu exodus takes place in these decades, and there is an element of "Hindu khatre mein hain" which is fanned by the government. The following two to three passages are from a report by Human Rights Watch in 1992, during said exodus.
A number of Hindu refugees from Kashmir have subsequently denounced the government for encouraging them to leave under false pretenses. In a letter to the editor of Alsafa in October 1990, some 20 Pandit refugees alleged that: There can be no dispute about the fact the Kashmiri Pandit community was made a scapegoat by Jagmohan, some self-styled leaders of our community and other vested interests ... [T]he plan was to make the K.P.'s [Kashmiri Pandits] migrate from the valley so that the mass uprising against occupation forces could be painted as a communal flare up.... Some self-styled leaders of the Pandit community... begged the Pandits to migrate from the valley. We were told that our migration was very vital for preserving and protecting 'Dharm' [religious integrity] and the unity and the integrity of India. We were told that our migration would pave the way for realizing the dream of Akhand Bharat [undivided India].... We were made to believe that our migration was very important for Hinduism and for keeping India together.... We were fooled and we were more than willing to become fools.205
At the same time, it is clear that many Hindus were made the targets of threats and acts of violence by militant organizations and that this wave of killing and harassment motivated many to leave the valley. Such threats and violence constitute violations of the laws of war, and Asia Watch was able to document many specific cases. • On September 20, 1989, O.N. Sharma, a 47-year-old travel agent from Srinagar found a letter written in Urdu in his mailbox, signed by the JKLF. Sharma told Asia Watch that the letter was addressed to him by name and it referred to him as an "Indian dog." The letter told Sharma to leave the valley by September 27, or he and his family would be killed. At the time, Sharma was living with his wife, two children and his mother.
Again paraphrasing words written very soon after Indian independence. "Minority communities should feel secure in their rights as Indian citizens and that is the part of the majority to ensure. Communalism in all forms is the greatest danger to Indian sovereignty as a whole."
Even today, Kashmiri rights are not ensured. The Indian Army and militant/terrorist bodies have both behaved horribly with Kashmiri women over the years with multiple documented cases of rape still pending action (Human Rights Watch has multiple reports on such cases) and so...such boiling over feels inevitable, on some counts.
The Kashmiri people deserve a voice in their own fate.
@scribblesbyavi bhaiyya, you may like to read this.
Just like they entered Mumbai and attacked on 26/11
Ever since I posted about India's attack on Pakistan, my replies have been flooding with people coming ton defend India. so this is for all of you.
firstly, let me start off by saying that I do condemn the Phalgam attacks and believe that it was an act of insanity and cowardice done by mentally deranged individuals who think that killing innocent people based on their religious beliefs is Islam. I can assure you, it most decidedly is not. Islam tells us to fight only those who are fighting us, hence, the only form of fighting allowed in Islam is self defense. So, whatever those individuals did in the name of Islam was a contortion of what the religion is all about.
Now, coming on to what India did, and how the people in my replies are tripping over themselves to defend it.
On may 7th 2025, India launched a series of missile attacks on Pakistan, hitting the cities of Bhawalpur, Muzzaffarbad, and others, targeting mosques and civilian areas in the dead of night. This attack took the life of an innocent child, and two civilians.
their reasoning for this attack? Pakistan organized the Kashmir attack, and the mosques targeted were housing terrorists. Firstly, HOW THE FUCK DID INDIA'S SECURITY DROP SO LOW ON THE LINE OF CONTROL THAT "PAKISTANI" TERRORISTS WERE ABLE TO CREEP IN?
And secondly, if India is so fucking sure that it was Pakistani Terrorists, WHERE THE FUCK IS THE PROOF THAT THEY ASKED FOR? WHERE THE FUCK IS THE INVESTIGATION THAT PAKISTAN ASKED FOR? HOW THE FUCK DID INDIA KNOW IN LITERAL FIVE MINUTES THAT IT WAS PAKISTAN?
Everything about this screams an unfounded and utterly baseless claim that Pakistan is housing Kashmiri terrorists.
But coming back to causalities, where, if I may remind you, were not terrorists found. There was not a single piece of evidence that proves the housing, or even the existence of terrorists in those civilian areas.
The only thing that those attacks achieved was that they proved the inhumane nature of the Indian civilians. All night on twitter, the Indian side was up in arms, loudly and boldly celebrating the death of a child.
This is exactly what Israel did in Palestine. They claimed that places in Gaza were terrorist bases, and the leveled the entire city. They said that there was a terror base under AL Shifa hospital and bombed it. And guess what? THEY DID NOT FIND A SINGLE TERRORIST UNDER THE HOSPITAL. They said that there was a terror base in the elementary school. they bombed it to ashes. and guess what? THERE WAS ALSO NOT A SINGLE A TERRORIST IN THE SCHOOL, JUST INNOCENT CHILDREN. Now, the entire city is leveled, not a single building left standing.
That is what India plans to do with Pakistan. And we will not let that happen.
Sri Rama Setu
Any idiot.. and by that I mean ANY FUCKING IDIOT who is moaning and groaning that terrorism has no religion and are curtaining the issue by general ass statements like it is a humanitarian issue not a religious issue are not only ignorant ass fools salivating for a disembowelment by their so called Muslim brothers but are also the worst kind of cowards I have come across. You dont have the balls to call a spade a spade. You dont have the guts to look truth in the face.
So take your pseudo secular bullshit and selective compassion and whinning about Hindu Muslim unity and fuck right off.
We have had enough.
We have had ENOUGH!
Hindus have been invaded and forcefully converted and mercilessly slaughtered and inhumanly raped and hacked and cut and beaten and thrashed out of their homes and livelihoods and humiliated, their places of worship uprooted and desecrated, their voices strangled under the guise of the Gandhian idea of secularism and their very right to exist threatened time and again from an era immemorial.
We have had fucking enough of the so called liberal West and their ideas of how we should live. We have had fucking enough of Pakistan's nonsense and Bangladesh's problems and the supposed 'minority' community's victim posturing. We have had enough of sidestepping and whitewashing and glorification of the Islamic invasion and their relentless terrorist attacks on us.
We have had fucking enough of showing the other cheek.
I will not live my life with the fear of practicing my own religion. I will not live in the shadows, spine bent, and apologetic about my own existence. I will not live my life catering to the hypocrites and the cowards who consistently blind themselves to my people's pain and humiliation.
We cannot live in peace and harmony with these fuckers no matter how ideal and utopian it sounds. They won't let us. Their religion won't let us. Their faith and belief and the so-called education they have received from generations won't let us. These people who laugh at the misery of those poor hindu women and children crying beside the bodies of their husbands and fathers. These animals who celebrate this horror show on social media and congratulate the terrorists. These monsters who would rather be politically correct and appear secular than open their eyes to the reality of this nightmare.
Stop enabling this stupid foolish phyrric dream of Hindu Muslim unity and come back to the fucking ground from the clouds you idiots.
And to the rest, go the hell for real.
Take your sucidal ideations and your superiority complex and your religeous beliefs which call Hindus infidels and kafirs and ask you all to tear down our existence for some hedonistic faith of purification and your fucking 72 fairies and burn in hell.
If I had even an iota of ascetic merit, I would have cursed you all to get wiped off the face of the Earth.
Just imagine how our Hindu gods must feel when humans make fun of facial features.
Ganesh ji would feel bad when someone makes fun of someone's teeth.
Shiv ji and Mata Gauri must feel bad when someone makes fun of someone's eyes or their hair type.
Vishnu ji (and by extension Mata Lakshmi and Mata Gauri) must feel bad when someone makes fun of their skin colour or marks on their body.
Brahma ji would feel bad when someone is made fun because of wrinkles or early graying of hair or any signs of aging.
I have been thinking about this and realised that we don't actually have a deva or devi for beauty. People think it is Mata Lakshmi but it's not true. None of her Ashtalakshmi forms also have her represent beauty. Mata
The sibling pairs have different skin colours — Vishnu-Parvati are dark skinned, Shiv-Saraswati are fair skinned, Brahma-Lakshmi are golden skinned — and all of them are called beautiful.
So where does this concept of beauty even come from? That fair is beautiful and dark skinned is not? Does it come from the west? From goddesses like Aphrodite, Venus or Freya? Or were they also made to represent beauty in the modern world to suit white people's beauty standards?
Can't talk about any iconic bhakts of Maa Saraswati, but I've never heard a single performance of folk singers in Awadh not have a geet dedicated to Mata Sharda Bhawani. They sing her glories for she is the goddess of art and music.
And Maihar which is in Madhya Pradesh now, is the seat of Sharda Bhawani, and people in huge numbers go there from Awadh to worship her. I've never been there but I really wish to go there one day.
I am
Maybe
A teeny tiny bit salty there aren't like well known iconic Saraswati bhakts
Atleast not any that I know off
There's Mirabai for Krishna and Ramakrishna Paramahamsa for Maa Kali
Like c'mon dude,
I expected atleast a legendary poet or astronomer or mathematician
I'm sure that the ancient universities of India were busttling with Saraswati bhakts
But why didn't they write down any of their stories and lives :(
GURL SAME
Like where did all the Saraswati bhakts go?? Just disappeared into thin air??? 😭😭😭😭
Some or rather most universities were filled with Buddhist ideologies tho so I don't know how many were Saraswati Bhakts bit I'm sure there were some ofcourse
Also another reason could be is because Saraswati wasn't/isn't much worshipped, like in the way Kali, Durga, Vishnu, Shiva, Lakshmi and all are worshipped with temples and elaborate rituals throughout Indian subcontinent...
Like I can maybe name a few temples dedicated to Saraswati and only maybe the eastern side, have a dedicated day to worship her
So yeah... Its sad she doesn't gets the recognition she deserves tho :(
﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌𖤓ᗩᗯᗩᗪᕼ KE ᗰᗩᗩTI 𖤓﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌ अवध के माटी - the soil of Awadh. Come celebrate the Awadhi culture through it's art and language
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