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Tathvam-asi

@ssaratht

May 26

Frauds in AP, Kurnool district #Mahanandi temple—you don’t know how these are troubling devotees, causing so much inconvenience to them and the EO simply doesn’t care.

Check this thread out and share maximum till it reaches @ncbn @PawanKalyan @PurandeswariBJP @AndhraPradeshCM @APDeputyCMO

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1) There are Nitya Annadanam (daily free meal) donors, and thousands or even lakhs of devotees come daily who give free vegetables. But why is it that only 100 people, or sometimes just 20, are given Annadanam?

Do you know why?

Across the temple, there’s a hotel. That hotel owner pays the temple literally 40 lakhs per year. So, if Annadanam is done in the temple, would the hotel owner keep quiet?

2) In this temple, there are no bathrooms; the existing ones have been closed for a long time. Do you know why?

On the left side of the temple, there are pay-and-use bathrooms. Women, small children, or men—whoever it is—are allowed to use them only if they pay 10 rupees for one or two uses. Otherwise, there is no access. If women accidentally forget their money in their room, even they have to manage somehow, maybe behind a tree.

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Tathvam-asi

@ssaratht

May 26

Do you know the name of this hero pilot who saved 200 lives?

Why is media not making him a Hero?

If he was M and saved 200 Hindu lives, he would have been hailed as a hero, he would have appeared on times magazine (remember bilkis daadi on times mag during Shaheenbagh?)

But that’s not the case here. So not many even know his name.

Do not miss this Thread about the Hero Pilot, Captain Pankul Nag🧵

The Heroic Saga Lost in Silence!!

Do you remember the Pahalgam attack?

The place where terrorists asked the names and religion of Hindu tourists and killed them! By mistake, a Muslim was also killed there.

So, the entire Kashmir government machinery and liberal media gave emotional coverage for him.

Interviews in newspapers, tears in media studios, even compensation from the government.

But...
Just three days ago, have you heard the name of that amazing hero who saved the lives of nearly 200 Muslims?

Have you seen it in the tweets of any govt handles or opposition leaders?

This is a name that should be resounding across the country right now. But, an unfortunate silence has covered that hero’s bravery.

Because... In this country, it’s not his virtue but only his caste and religion that matters!

Okay... here’s a different story...
To fully understand it, read the complete article...👇👇

That brave hero buried in silence is Captain Pankul Nag!

Three days ago,
IndiGo flight 6E2142 from Delhi to Srinagar was caught in an unexpected hailstorm disaster. The front part of the plane was shattered.

The pilot, Captain Pankul Nag, declared an emergency... and then performed a miracle!

Without caring for his own life...
without any loss of life, without even a single injury, he landed that plane safely at Srinagar airport.

The lives of 227 passengers were saved because of his courage and presence of mind—most of them Kashmiri Muslims and some MPs.

Yet, even though Captain Pankul Nag saved hundreds of lives – his name isn’t even being mentioned!

What is the fear behind this silence?

Some say—
“Isn’t saving lives his duty? What’s so great about that?” No, here it’s not about duty, it’s about injustice!

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Tathvam-asi

@ssaratht

May 14

కంచిలోని బంగారు, వెండి బల్లి వెనక ఉన్న రహస్యం ఏంటి.............!!

బల్లి మనపై పడిందంటే ఏదోగా వుంటుంది. ఒళ్లు జలదరిస్తుంది. బల్లులంటే భయపడే వారు చాల మందే ఉన్నారు. ప్రతి ఇంట్లో బల్లులు వుంటాయి. బల్లులు సాధారణంగా ఇళ్లలో వుంటాయి. ఇంట్లో లైట్ల వద్ద తిరిగే పురుగులను తిని బతుకుతుంటాయి. బల్లి గురించి చాల అపోహలున్నాయి. ఇది విష పురుగు అని. అంటే అది కరవదు గాని అది ఇళ్లలో తిరుగుతుంటుంది కనుక అది ఏదేని ఆహార పదార్థాలలో పడితే దాన్ని తిన్న వారు మరణిస్తారని ప్రజల్లో ఒక అపోహ వున్నది.

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అదే విధంగా బల్లి మన శరీరంపై ఏబాగాన పడితే దానికి ఫలితమేమిటి తెలుసుకునే బల్లి శాస్త్రము కూడా ఉన్నది. కంచి కామాక్షి అమ్మవారి ఆలయంలో వున్న బంగారు బల్లిని ముట్టుకున్న వారికి బల్లి వారి దేహంపై ఎక్కడ పడినా దుష్పలితం వుండదని ఒక నమ్మకం. అదే విదంగా బల్లి శరీరం మీద పడిన వారు..... కంచిలోని బంగారు బల్లిని ముట్టుకొని వచ్చిన వారి పాదాలకు నమస్కారము చేస్తే బల్లి పడిన దుష్పలితం వుండదని కూడ ప్రజల్లో మరో నమ్మకం కూడా ఉన్నది.

మనమేదన్నా తలుచు కుంటున్నప్పుడు బల్లి పలికితే అది నిజమవుతుందని కూడ నమ్ముతారు. అది పలికి నపుడు "క్రిష్ణ... క్రిష్ణ " అని అంటారు. చాలా గుడుల గోడల మీద బల్లుల చిత్రాలున్నాయి.
జ్యోతిష్య శాస్త్రం ప్రకారం మీ ఇంట్లో తూర్పు దిశ నుంచి బల్లి శబ్ధం చేస్తే రాహు గ్రహ ప్రభావమని అర్థం చేసుకోవాలి. తూర్పు వైపు బల్లి శబ్ధం చేస్తే అనూహ్య భయాలు, అశుభ వార్తలను ముందుగానే మనకు తెలియజేస్తున్నట్లు అర్థమని జ్యోతిష్య నిపుణులు చెబుతున్నారు.

బంగారు బల్లి అంటేనే తమిళనాడులోని కాంచీపురం కామాక్షి ఆలయం గుర్తుకొస్తుంది. అక్కడి ఆలయంలో బంగారు తొడుగులతో ఏర్పాటుచేసిన బల్లిని తాకితే సకల దోషాలు తొలగి పుణ్యం సిద్ధిస్తుందని భక్తుల విశ్వాసం. కంచి బంగారు, వెండి బల్లి గురించి పురాణగాధ ఏం చెబుతున్నది ..,? బంగారు వెండి బల్లుల యొక్క విశిష్టత ఏంటో తెలుసుకుందాం...

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Tathvam-asi

@ssaratht

Apr 28

‼️ 🚨 Important thread. Don’t miss it.

"Kill them... destroy them... wipe them out... now only war is needed..."

Many such posts have come...
We have read them...
We have even expressed our anger...

Now, read this article.

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Do not wear a crown you don't deserve.

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Currently, India (Modi Government) absolutely does not need to launch any military action or attack Pakistan.
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"The Pahalgam attack is part of a much larger conspiracy against India by foreign powers who do not want India to rise as an economic and global superpower."

Please note:
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I do not believe that our army or government lacks the power to give a strong response.

Nor am I trying to demoralize them.

Article Title:
*"An Incomplete Conspiracy"*

If you find the logic reasonable, share it or discuss it.
Here’s the logic:

1. During the farmers' protest, foreign powers tried to create an unwanted conflict between the farmers and the government to trigger a civil war in India. The government handled it patiently, accepted some demands, and avoided the trap.
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Tathvam-asi

@ssaratht

Apr 25

Let’s pay tribute to all the 28 Victims of #PahalgamTerroristAttack

Don’t miss this. We should remember them in our prayers. Share it maximum. 🙏🏼

#PahalgamTerrorAttack #AllEyesOnPahalgam #AllEyesOnHindus

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Lt. Vinay Narwal
Haryana
Lt. Narwal, a 26-year-old officer in the Indian Navy, hailed from Karnal in Haryana and was posted in Kochi, Kerala. Having served in the Navy for 2 years, he was known in his neighborhood as a young officer with a bright future. He was on a short vacation in Kashmir with his wife, celebrating their recent wedding on April 16 — a joyous occasion embraced by the entire neighborhood.

Bitan Adhikari
West Bengal
Adhikari (40), who worked in Florida, had returned to his hometown of Patuli, Kolkata, for a holiday and was visiting Kashmir with his wife, Sohini, and their 3-year-old son. He arrived in India on April 8 and went to Kashmir on April 16. A test manager at TCS with 15+ years’ experience in UI/API automation and functional testing, he earlier worked at Verizon and Cognizant.

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Tathvam-asi

@ssaratht

Apr 10

Izlam is one-way traffic.
In Islam, love means conversion!
Before marrying Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi, Sharmila Tagore had accepted Islam, after which she was named Ayesha Begum! If the love was true, then why the insistence on converting to Islam? And if she had already converted to Islam, why the insistence on still calling herself Sharmila Tagore?

Muslims and secular scholars(?) often propagate to fool Hindus and the rest of the world that incidents of divorce like this only happen among the less-educated sections, while the reality is something else entirely. Are Imran Khan or Nawab Pataudi uneducated? Then why didn’t Nawab Pataudi, who married Sharmila from Rabindranath Tagore’s family, abandon Islam and become a Hindu? If Saif Ali Khan loved Amrita Singh so much, why didn’t he become a Hindu? Now, after leaving Amrita Singh helpless, he married Kareena Kapoor and named their son Taimur. From this, one can infer that their ideal is the same bloodthirsty Taimur Lang, who unleashed massacres in India.
Closing your eyes doesn’t bring night, love is blind, all religions are equal, in matters of marriage it’s the heart that matters not religion, Muslims are humans too—those who say such things should think again. Hindu girls who believe there’s no such thing as love jihad should reconsider. Can a Muslim girl marry a Hindu boy and become his wife through a love marriage? The so-called Islamic scholar Zakir Naik himself has declared that Islam is “one-way traffic”—someone can enter it, but they cannot leave. Can’t both live in the same house following their respective religions? Why is it necessary to become Muslim? And this very thing raises doubts about their intentions.
Ankit Saxena was murdered on the street in front of his parents because he was about to marry a Muslim girl. Her parents and uncle slit Ankit Saxena’s throat on the road and killed him. Jemima Goldsmith, daughter of British billionaire Sir James Goldsmith (21), fell into the love trap of Pakistani cricketer Imran Khan (42). She married him in 1995, adopted Islam (named Haiqa Khan), learned Urdu, went to Pakistan, tried to adapt to its culture, bore two children (Suleiman and Qasim)… What was the result? Divorce-divorce-divorce. Back to Britain. Again, the same question: Was Imran Khan uneducated? Or not modern(?)?
Saraswati (21), daughter of Nageshwar Das, a resident of 24 Parganas (West Bengal), married Mohammad Merajuddin, who was much older than her, in 1997. She adopted Islam (named Sabra Begum). After just 6 years of married life and four children, Merajuddin gave her an oral divorce and, the very next day, the divorce was finalized with a decree from the Kolkata High Court (No. 786/475/2003 dated 2.12.03). Now readers can imagine for themselves what must have happened to Saraswati, aka Sabra Begum, thrown out of the house with four children—neither could she go back to her father’s home, nor could she commit suicide…
Renowned Bengali poet Nazrul Islam and Humayun Kabir (former Union Minister) also married Hindu girls—did either of them become Hindu? Azharuddin, after having four children with his Muslim wife Naureen and abandoning her, married Sangeeta Bijlani, and a few years later divorced her too. He has no regrets, no remorse. Among the examples given above of those who left their wives and children to marry again, how many were illiterate or poorly educated? So where does education come into play here? This is pure love jihad.
Waheeda Rehman married Kamaljeet, and he became Muslim; Arun Govil’s brother married Tabassum, and he became Muslim; Dr. Zakir Hussain’s (former President) daughter married a Hindu, and he too became Muslim; a lesser-known actress Kiran Vairale married a relative of Dilip Kumar and disappeared.

The most surprising name in this chain is that of senior CPI leader Indrajit Gupta. A communist (who considered religion to be opium), educated at St. Stephen’s College, Delhi, and King’s College, Cambridge, and an MP from Medinipur for 37 years, at the age of 62, he became a Muslim (Iftiar Ghani) to marry a Muslim woman, Suraiya. Indrajit Gupta had been in love with Suraiya for a long time and waited for her to divorce her husband Ahmed Ali socialists (father of social activist Nafisa Ali). But the result of this devoted love was the same as always—yes, “one-way traffic.” Suraiya didn’t become Hindu; instead, a communist who constantly criticized religion, Indrajit Gupta, became “Iftiar Ghani.”
Similarly, the well-educated Ahmad Khan (advocate) divorced his wife “Shahbano,” a mother of five children, at the age of 62 after 50 years of marriage—here too, the reason was a much younger 20-year-old girl (perhaps younger girls are also a weakness?). This case sparked a nationwide debate on Muslim Personal Law in India. Shahbano had to seek refuge in the Supreme Court for maintenance, but Rajiv Gandhi, using his overwhelming majority, overturned the Supreme Court’s decision for “vote bank politics,” prioritizing clerics and sidelining liberal Muslims like Arif Mohammad Khan. The point is that education or being highly educated makes no difference—Sharia and the Quran are supreme for them, while country and society come later…
Sheikh Abdullah and his son Farooq Abdullah both married English women, obviously after converting them to Islam. If they were truly secular, why didn’t they adopt Christianity and become Englishmen? And even their grandson, born in modern times—Jammu and Kashmir’s current Chief Minister Omar Abdullah—married a Hindu girl, Payal, but didn’t become Hindu himself; he made her Muslim. The point is that “secularism” and “Islam” have no connection whatsoever, and what we are shown is just pretense and hypocrisy.
One more thing: the easiest targets for conversion are always “Hindus,” while this isn’t the case with Christians. Take another example: A.L. Dias, a Governor of West Bengal (August 1971 to November 1979), had a daughter, Laila Dias, who fell into the love trap of a love jihadi, Zahid Ali. Laila Dias expressed her desire to marry Zahid. Governor Dias summoned the love jihadi to Raj Bhavan and, on May 16, 1974, convinced him to abandon Islam and become Christian. This entire process took place under the supervision of the then-Congress Chief Minister Siddhartha Shankar Ray. Three weeks after converting to Christianity, Laila Dias married Zahid Ali, now a Christian, at St. Thomas Church in Middleton, Kolkata.
The point of this example is that even someone like Dias, educated in a Western environment and from the upper class, understood the “intent” of a Muslim love jihadi and insisted on making him Christian. But Hindu parents still sing the tune of “tolerance” and “secularism,” and if anyone tries to expose this “intent,” they are labeled “communal.” Even many girls aren’t willing to learn from the experiences of their deceived friends—they’ll point out a hundred flaws in a Hindu boy, but inquiring about a two-bit Muslim jihadi feels like “communalism” to them…
Among thousands of such stories is the tale of the Maheshwari community of Sironj. Sironj, a tehsil 50 miles from Vidisha, was under the rule of a nawab of Tonk 200 years ago. Once, the nawab visited this area. That same night, the daughter of a local Maheshwari Seth was getting married. By chance, her expensive slipper fell from the palanquin on the way. Someone delivered it to the nawab’s camp. The nawab was also told that the one wearing the slipper was even more beautiful than it. Upon learning this, the nawab demanded the Seth’s daughter. Hearing this news, panic spread in the Maheshwari community. Giving their daughter was out of the question. What could be done? Representatives of the Maheshwari community used diplomacy.

They informed the nawab that the palanquin would be handed over at dawn. This pleased the nawab. Meanwhile, overnight, the Maheshwaris fled the city with their daughter. Their entire community decided that no one from the Maheshwari community would ever drink the water of this place or reside here. In one night, they abandoned their settlement and moved to another state. But they never compromised on their honor or identity. Even today, a tradition continues unbroken in the Maheshwari community. To this day, no one from the Maheshwari community drinks the water of Sironj or stays there overnight. This sacrifice is to honor the resolve of their ancestors and to protest the atrocities of Muslims.
In reality, Muslim rulers had a craze for abducting Hindu girls, making them objects of lust, and filling their harems with them. Due to this obsession, the Hindu populace lived in constant fear and apprehension. Notice how the Hindu community accepted wandering from place to place, abandoning their land, wealth, and property—but never compromised on their religion. If such education, such sacrifice, and such an inspiring history were instilled in Hindu girls today like nourishment in milk, no Hindu girl would ever fall prey to love jihad.
The question naturally arises: What kind of love is this? If it’s truly “love,” then why is it one-way traffic? That’s why I have just one question for all the secularists, those who speak of love, affection, brotherhood, rising above religious walls, and other lofty, bookish ideals: “How many Muslim girls (or boys) have accepted becoming Hindu for the sake of ‘love’(?)?”

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