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4 Jan

#SisterAbhaya
One Nun 2 Priests Inside Jesus’s House Plays Threesome & A Student Witness The Crime, What Followed Was Brutal Murder, Church’s Rallying To Uplift Injustice & How Do They Do?
By Buying Christian Judge.
One thing about main stream media is, they select what

@SwarajyaMag

to telecast/print & for how long.
The “cooked up” stories gets thrusted into our systems & real incidents vanishes before someone notices.
Thanks to @SwarajyaMag , otherwise we would’ve never known how SC Ex Justice moved boundaries to derail the case
#RetdSCJudgeCyriacJoseph

had tried to derail Kerala’s sensational Sister Abhaya murder case in which a Catholic priest Thomas M Kottoor and a nun Sephy have been sentenced to life for the crime, a whistle-blower and one of the key witnesses in the case, Jomon Puthenpurackal has alleged.
The former judge

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@sheshapatangi1

4 Jan

#PazhassiRaja
How Many Bharatiya’s Are Aware Of The Fact That Arthur Wellesely, Duke of Wellington Adopted Methods Of Guerrilla Warfare Used By Pazhassi Raja To Defeat Napoleon's Armies In Spain?
Whereas Left & Congress Distorians Sang The Bravery and Valour Of Mughals & Muslim

Invaders, Showered Petals On Christians For Bringing Light To Otherwise Dark Bharata Khanda, Here Is An Account From British On A Raja Of A Small Kingdom Of Tiny Kerala.
Born on 03rd January 1753 as #KeralaVarma, he was the de facto head of kingdom of Kottayam, Malabar region

and is popularly known as Kerala Simham on account of his martial exploits.
When Hyder Ali (Tipu Sultan’s Father) occupied Malabar in 1773, the Raja of Kottayam found political asylum in Kallara near Vikom in Kottayam district of Kerala. Pazhassi Raja, the fourth prince in line

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Sheshapatangi1 ಪ್ರಭಾ ಮಗ ಈ ಅಲೆಮಾರಿ ಅಯ್ಯಂಗಾರಿ

@sheshapatangi1

2 Jan

@MoolaNakshatra

Since my name was mentioned in between your conversation, I think I will express myself.
Pls note being a realistic person, I found truth in both of your statements.
Maybe personally @MoolaNakshatra may have found wonderful women in his life & @chinku_sk wasn't fortunate enuf

1) I'm no ಸಾಚಾ and have visited many Prost dens during my 20s (stopped now) & flirted with married women, I didn't find wrong in that, most of the women were oppressed in 1 way or the other and as Jaggesh in a cinema says, ಕೊಳಾಯಿ ಪಾಚಿ ಕಟ್ಕೊಂಡಿದ್ರೂ ಒಳಗಿಂದ ಬರೋ ನೀರು ಕಾವೇರಿನೇ.
These

Women commands respect and coming to Chinku's defence...
I myself have witnessed extreme length a women goes to frame innocents..
2 in my close circles were their victims & with backing of media, they threatened and blackmailed the poor family.
One of my close friend who used to

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2 Jan

On his Jayanti, let’s remember the sacrifice of #VishnuGaneshPingle, who gave his life for Maa Bharati at the ripe age of 27.
Let me also remind Congress & Communists that, while they were in cohorts with British, here was One of 100s of Savarkarites who happily gave up their

life for a cause – Freedom Of India.

Vishnu Ganesh Pingle was born on 2 January 1888 to a Marathi Brahmin family Talegaon Dhamdhere, near Poona District. The youngest of nine siblings, Pingle grew up in a loving family and at the age of nine was admitted to the primary school

in Talegaon Dabhade. While at school, Pingle came under the influence of the nationalist movement of the time, and actively participated in the movement under V. D. Savarkar and this early involvement in the nationalist movement left a lasting imprint.
In 1910, Vishnu left for

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1 Jan

Whereas that Gandhi who was responsible for partition is world famous, there was another Gandhi who faded into oblivion after bringing Junagadh to Bharath.

#SamaldasGandhi was the son of Laxmidas/Kalidas Karamchand Gandhi, elder brother of MK Gandhi, Samaldas was a close

follower of his uncle, Mohandas.
He was initially part of Gujarati evening news paper Janmabhoomi. Due to some differences he left Janmabhoomi and started new news paper named "Vande Mataram".

When the Nawab of Junagadh acceded his state to Pakistan in 1947, Samaldas headed a

government-in-exile, "Aarzi Hukumat" or "Temporary Government" created by citizens of Junagadh with Rajkot as its capital to reflect the wishes of its majority population who wished the state to become part of India instead.
Samaldas was invited by Nawab’s Dewan Sir Shah Nawaz

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31 Dec 20

Yesterday happened to be 133rd Jayanti of Hindu Hruday Samrat #KM_Munshi
It’s time to remember his fight to rebuild #SomnathMandir
Munshi, was a political thinker, constitutional lawyer and expert, an institution-builder, and a great patron of Indian culture and civilisation.

Very few remember his contribution towards the rebuilding of the Somnath temple at Prabhas, and the challenges he faced therein.
In 1922, Munshi wrote about the emotional pain that Indians feel about the destruction of the Somnath temple and its ruins

“Desecrated, burnt and

battered, it still stood firm – a monument of our humiliation, and ingratitude. I can scarcely describe the burning shame which I felt on that early morning as I walked on the broken floor of the once-hallowed sabha mandap, littered with broken pillars and scattered stones.

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