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.@INCIndia leaders often allege on TV channels that PM Modi left his wife.But do you know what #JawaharlalNehru did to his wife?
#Nehru's wife Kamala was suffering from tuberculosis (TB).In those days TB was dreaded as AIDS today -because there was no cure
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#Nehru's wife Kamala was suffering from tuberculosis (TB).In those days TB was dreaded as AIDS today -because there was no cure
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for TB at that time & TB used to reduce living beings to bones-only-skeletons & eventually kill them.The disease so dreaded that no 1 even went near a TB patient as it spread even through breathing air in the vicinity of the patients.TB patients used to be admitted to TB
sanitoriums built in hilly areas.
Nehru admitted his wife to a sanatorium in the city of Prague in Yugoslavia [today's Czech Republic] with another man to accompany her.
She kept waiting alone,every moment, for impending death in the sanatorium for 10 years while Nehru
Nehru admitted his wife to a sanatorium in the city of Prague in Yugoslavia [today's Czech Republic] with another man to accompany her.
She kept waiting alone,every moment, for impending death in the sanatorium for 10 years while Nehru
The Time Nehru Cried.
Jawaharlal Nehru was so taken aback by the Chinese aggression in 1962 that he was driven to tears while speaking on All India Radio: "My heart goes out to the people of Assam" he said. Nehru's words conveyed the impression that Assam was lost. In Hindi,
Jawaharlal Nehru was so taken aback by the Chinese aggression in 1962 that he was driven to tears while speaking on All India Radio: "My heart goes out to the people of Assam" he said. Nehru's words conveyed the impression that Assam was lost. In Hindi,
he said: "Assam khatremeinhai."
After reading this for a moment, I too felt sad for him..
Jawahar had no Intelligence of his own, infact Jawahar had 3 guides in his life
1) Motilal Nehru 2) MK Gandhi 3) Krishna Menon.
It was Motilal who pitched Jawahar to Congress President
After reading this for a moment, I too felt sad for him..
Jawahar had no Intelligence of his own, infact Jawahar had 3 guides in his life
1) Motilal Nehru 2) MK Gandhi 3) Krishna Menon.
It was Motilal who pitched Jawahar to Congress President
post and sent a letter requesting Gandhi to lead him.
Motilal also took Jawahar to Russia, introduced him to Socialism, the hospitality received by Lenin made young Jawahar forget about the genocide of Russia's peasants.
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Motilal also took Jawahar to Russia, introduced him to Socialism, the hospitality received by Lenin made young Jawahar forget about the genocide of Russia's peasants.
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👉 How Nehru Passed Away ? What is The Cause ?
Heart Attack, Coronary Thrombosis, STD or Syphilis ?
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👉 How Nehru Passed Away ? What is The Cause ?
Heart Attack, Coronary Thrombosis, STD or Syphilis ?
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#JawaharLalNehru #RememberingNehru #Nehru
Probably No one Seen Death Certificate of Nehru Till Now & Its Not Even Kept in Nehru Museum PTs are Denied By Giving Reson of "National Security"
Why Govt Doesn't De-Classify Nehru's Death Certificate ?
What is So Special In Nehru's Death ?
Why Govt Doesn't De-Classify Nehru's Death Certificate ?
What is So Special In Nehru's Death ?
Official Announcement : Nehru's was announced to Lok Sabha at 2 pm on May 27, 1964 (same day) and the cause of death was said to be a Heart Attack
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"We are pursuing the case of Khalistan in a very peaceful manner, when people can demand a Hindu nation why can't we raise a demand for Khalistan" (#AmritpalSingh)
ecoti.in/Ac0GsY70 via @EconomicTimes
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Massive protests broke out against the arrest of pro-Khalistan leader #AmritpalSingh close aide Lovepreet Toofan. Supporters of the 'Waris Punjab De' chief held swords and guns and broke through police barricades erected outside Ajnala Police Station in #Amritsar.
Six police officers were injured amid the protests and were admitted to the Ajnala hospital.
#AmritpalSingh said "The FIR was registered only with a political motive. If they don't cancel the case in one hour, the administration will be responsible for whatever happens next.
#AmritpalSingh said "The FIR was registered only with a political motive. If they don't cancel the case in one hour, the administration will be responsible for whatever happens next.
“The Government will function as a Cabinet and be jointly responsible for its decisions.” stated #PanditJawaharlaNehru as he wrote to Viceroy Lord Wavell in September 1946 and first nurtured the idea of #cabinetgovernment in India.
#Independence #Government #FirstCabinet #India
#Independence #Government #FirstCabinet #India
After gaining independence on August 15, 1947, the country got a team of cabinet ministers, becoming India's ‘first and only The New Cabinet’. #JawaharlalNehru took charge and chose 20 other members for his cabinet.
While there were people from major Indian communities, Rajkumari Amrit Kaur was the only female Cabinet minister.
The #RSS & Left inhabit two different ideological spheres. But Gopal Mukund (Balaji) Huddar, the 1st general secretary of the #RSS made a transformation to being a Marxist. He fought the Spanish civil war & joined the #CPI
#Maharashtra #history #Nagpur #Spain #SpanishCivilWar
#Maharashtra #history #Nagpur #Spain #SpanishCivilWar
#BalajiHuddar was born on 17 June 1902 at Mandla (Madhya Pradesh). The family's original surname was Rauldev. They were known as 'Huddar' as they were Huddedars or noblemen of the Gond kings in Vidarbha.
Since the age of 4, he was brought up by Umabai, a rich widow from the Udhoji family, who had saved him while he was drowning. Though this was done with the consent of his birth parents, his formal adoption had not been done. This took place when he was 40! #BalajiHuddar
How Jawaharlal Nehru shaped a young Indian state’s ideas on ‘dissent’, by @tripurdaman:
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Jawaharlal Nehru and how his love for Marxism affected India:
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[From Swarajya archives]
'After Nehru - What?', by C. Rajagopalachari:
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'After Nehru - What?', by C. Rajagopalachari:
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4 अप्रेल 1968 की घटना है मार्टिन लूथर किंग जूनियर की महज 39 वर्ष की उम्र में हत्या हो गई थी पूरे अमेरिका में शोक की लहर थी इस खबर से गोरे और काले लोगो के बीच बरसो से चली आ रही तनातनी और उग्र हो गई थी पूरा अमेरिका बारूद के ढेर पर बैठा था..दंगे शुरू हो गए थे
4 अप्रेल 1968 की घटना है मार्टिन लूथर किंग जूनियर की महज 39 वर्ष की उम्र में हत्या हो गई थी पूरे अमेरिका में शोक की लहर थी इस खबर से गोरे और काले लोगो के बीच बरसो से चली आ रही तनातनी और उग्र हो गई थी पूरा अमेरिका बारूद के ढेर पर बैठा था..दंगे शुरू हो गए थे
फिर अचानक से राष्ट्रपति पद के उम्मीदवार रॉबर्ट केनेडी एक ट्रक की छत पर चढ़कर दंगों के बीच काले लोगो की बस्ती मैं जाकर घोषणा करते है “आज मैंने अपने दूसरे भाई को खोया है। उसी तरह खोया है। उसी लड़ाई में खोया है। मैं आपके साथ बैठ रोने आया हूँ। #RobertFkenneddy #JawaharlalNehruJi
आपके मन में आक्रोश होगा कि गोरे लोग इसके जिम्मेदार हैं। तो यह गोरा आपके बीच खड़ा है। आप अपना आक्रोश मुझ पर उतार लें। यह वक्त अमेरिका को एक साथ खड़े होने का है, मार्टिन लूथर किंग के वाशिंगटन में देखे स्वप्न के पूरा करने का। उस नयी सुबह देखने का...
We have grown up believing that Children's Day was celebrated in India on 14th November, which is Jawaharlal Nehru's birthday, only after Pandit Nehru passed away. But this is a lie, unfortunately, propagated each year by the mainstream media...
#ChildrensDay
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It is often assumed that Children’s day, which is celebrated on 14th November every year, is a tribute to our first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. The popular narrative is that Children’s Day started being celebrated on his birthday day after Nehru’s death to honour him..
because he loved children ...seriously??🤔😂.. This is ridiculous..What is his contribution especially to children??🤔..In India, much like other countries,Children’s Day was celebrated on Nov.20,that is the Universal Children’s Day as declared by the United Nation
THE CHESSBOARD
The Chess Players;
Maharajah Hari Singh
Maharajah Hari Singh
Jawaharlal Nehru
" On this day we must remember those who have made sacrifices and suffered for the cause of independence. It is needless for me to name all of them, but I cannot help mentioning Subhas Chandra Bose who left this country and formed the Indian National Army abroad
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and fought bravely for the freedom of the country. He hoisted this flag in foreign countries and when the day came for hoisting it on the Red Fort, he was not to see his dream fulfilled.
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This should have been the day of his return, but alas he is no longer in this world. "__ Jawaharlal Nehru.
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" This fort has witnessed many vicissitudes. You also know what happened during the last 27 years when we struggled and made sacrifices under this flag. I need not tell you all that happened during this period.
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What is worth recalling is that we had taken a pledge that we shall lay down our lives for the honour and dignity of this flag and would never allow it to be lowered what -ever might be the consequences. That pledge has been fulfilled. "__ Jawaharlal Nehru.
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Taken from a speech at the Red Fort, Delhi, 16 August 1947. Based on reports from The Hindustan Times, 17 August and the Indian News Chronicle and The Statesman, 18 August 1947.
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" We have gathered here on a historic occasion at this ancient fort to win back what was ours. This flag does not symbolize the triumph of individuals or the Congress but the triumph of the whole country.
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The free flag of India is the symbol of freedom and democracy not only for India but for the whole world. India, Asia and the world must rejoice on this great day."__ Jawaharlal Nehru.
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Taken from a speech at the Red Fort, Delhi, 16 August 1947. Based on reports from The Hindustan Times, 17 August and the Indian News Chronicle and The Statesman, 18 August 1947.
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" Long years ago... we made a tryst with destiny, and now the time comes when we shall redeem our pledge, not wholly or in full measure, but very substantially.
At the stroke of the midnight hour, when the world sleeps, India will awake to life and freedom.
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At the stroke of the midnight hour, when the world sleeps, India will awake to life and freedom.
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A moment comes, which comes, but rarely in history, when we step out from the old to the new, when an age ends, and when the soul of a nation, long suppressed, finds utterance.
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It is fitting that at this solemn moment we take the pledge of dedication to the service of India and her people and to the still larger cause of humanity.
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" When I talk about an independent foreign policy for India, other people talk about the neutral attitude of India. I object to the word "neutral" . We are not neutral. We have positive ideas .
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When we talk of an independent foreign policy for India, some countries criticize it and do not understand it. They ask " what is this"? Yet, in the final analysis, what does an independent policy for India mean?
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It means refusal to be pushed about by others this way or that way. It means deciding what you want to do yourself. You may decide in favour of cooperating with this person or that person,
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" His achievements are tremendous. But the biggest achievement of all was the way he influenced these people and made them better than they were. Therefore, we have to think of him not in a legendary way but as a man, the greatest amongst
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us, gentle and wise, a man of faith and, at the same time, a man of action. Above all, we have to think of the principles for which he stood and which he impressed upon India. Thus we shall, in a small measure, be true to him and his teachings."~Jawaharlal Nehru.
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Taken from the Foreword to the Hindi edition of Mahatma Gandhi Caritra , a short biography in Marathi by Narayan Sitaram Phadke ( Bombay , 1951). New Delhi , 22 May 1953. File No.9/148/53-PMS.
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" We have had in the past great leaders, and the greatest of them all was Mahatma Gandhi. But what we want today is not a few great leaders,
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but we should have hundreds of thousands of leaders in every village and in every town, so that the people should not look up to some great leader.
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These leaders should have the courage and initiative to help the people of that village and cooperate in the larger activities of the nation."__Jawaharlal Nehru.
Taken from the speech at a public meeting in Madurai, 3 October 1953. AIR tapes, N.M.M.L.. Extracts.
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Taken from the speech at a public meeting in Madurai, 3 October 1953. AIR tapes, N.M.M.L.. Extracts.
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" In the odd days I invited you to join the great struggle for independence. That was a great adventure, a joy _giving adventure, because when you ally yourself to a great cause, that act not only increases your stature but it also gives you joy.
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Even apart from the results of it, the act of striving for great causes itself is good, is strengthening, and it makes you grow. Today we have a great adventure ahead, this adventure of building a new India. She has lived for thousands of years.
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She has had many experiences during this long history. She has thousands of years still to live, but not in poverty and dependence."___Jawaharlal Nehru.
Taken from the speech at a public meeting in Madurai, 3 October 1953. AIR tapes, N.M.M.L.. Extracts.
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Taken from the speech at a public meeting in Madurai, 3 October 1953. AIR tapes, N.M.M.L.. Extracts.
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#OnThisDay, in 1951, the famous Somnath Temple in #Gujarat was restored to its former glory. In the words of the then President of India, Dr Rajendra Prasad, it proved that “the power of reconstruction is always greater than the power of destruction". 1/9
#Indianhistory
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The Somnath #Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva as ‘Lord of the Moon’, has been one of the most sacred shrines in #India for over 1,500 years. Due to its fame as a centre of wealth, it was attacked and plundered by Sultan Mahmud of Ghazni in 1026 CE. 2/9
#Hindu #religion
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A few years after this infamous sack, the temple was restored and continued to serve as an important pilgrimage centre. But over the centuries, the temple was attacked and plundered repeatedly. 3/9
" If you go to Kashmir, you will find an extremely beautiful tree called the chinar. Now you cannot grow the chinar in Delhi. However much you may try, there is no way of growing it in any other part of India.
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Therefore it is narrow-mindedness to think that all of us should become identical in our food and dress habits. What will be the result if you do that? You cannot succeed in doing so as the country will come to a standstill.
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Also, you create a spirit of anger among the people of the different provinces and create dissensions when you try to coerce them."~Jawaharlal Nehru.
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" In the ancient times, India became great because our ancestors kept their minds open to new ideas and to all new developments in the outside world and showed adventurous spirit when they undertook perilous voyages across the high seas and cultivated great minds.
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In later period, that spirit almost disappeared and India degenerated because she lost contacts with outside world, while internal quarrels weakened the nation marking her a prey to foreign aggression.
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Modern India should derive inspiration from our ancient history as well as learn lessons from the world outside. We cannot grow by closing our doors and shutting ourselves in dark cells. "__ Jawaharlal Nehru.
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" Gradually, a change came. We became afraid of others and shrank into ourselves. We did not want either to go out ourselves or to let others come in. We developed narrow grooves of thought and narrow divisions among ourselves, each division keeping apart
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divided into various castes and groups. We practically imposed a ban on our people to go outside India. People were afraid that they would lose their caste or religion if they went out of India .
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We came to attach more importance to what we ate, drank or touched than to other, far more important, aspects of life. The transformation that you see now was gradual __ this shrinking into ourselves, this closing of our eyes to all that and that there was going on
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" People talk about a secular State. Some think about it as a silly word and yet, what we simply mean by it is to have a normal and a civilized country. The communal idea is synonymous with an uncivilized idea. It is a primitive idea, a vulgar and a childish idea.
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It does not matter where it exists, whether in the mind of a Hindu, a Muslim, a Sikh, a Parsi or a Christian. It may be in anybody's mind. If it is there, it shows an uncivilized thinking.
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Therefore, if you are to go ahead, you have to get rid of this narrowness of outlook and thinking, which prevents our growth.
Now, it is obvious enough that this narrowness of outlook has been one of the major weakening factors in India.
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Now, it is obvious enough that this narrowness of outlook has been one of the major weakening factors in India.
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" We were a small people but we had the privilege of serving under a great leader, Gandhiji, and we learnt much from him and we held aloft the torch of India's freedom and not only held that aloft, we have held aloft also that things which Gandhiji always taught us,
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that we must always pursue peaceful and good methods, that even a good objective does not entitle us to use bad methods. So we have held aloft this torch of freedom and the torch of peace.
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And sometime or other, the time will time will come when this generation will hand over that torch to the younger generation which is preparing for it today. May you be worthy of India and worthy of carrying that torch aloft."~Jawaharlal Nehru.
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