A thread on my reviews of Meenakshi Jain ji's books I've written over the years:
"Rama and Ayodhya"
pub: @AryanBooksInt
blog.abhinavagarwal.net/2016/05/rama-a…
"Sati: Evangelicals, Baptist Missionaries, and the Changing Colonial Discourse"
by Meenakshi Jain
@AryanBooksInt
blog.abhinavagarwal.net/2019/03/flight…
"The Battle for Rama: Case of the Temple at Ayodhya"
blog.abhinavagarwal.net/2017/04/rama-a…
@AryanBooksInt
"Flight of Deities and Rebirth of Temples: Episodes from Indian History", by Meenakshi Jain
blog.abhinavagarwal.net/2019/03/flight…
@AryanBooksInt

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13 Aug
One could have dismissed it as a joke, but these statements are also emblematic of the deep, systemic racism rampant in journalism out there; it cannot even see the horrific lens of neo-colonialism and Hinduophobia through which it views and judges India.
But let's move beyond rhetoric and look at the @nytimes' actual coverage.
So far, more than two years on, neither the NY Times nor its apologists, like @oneillyatescbc, have responded, much less rebutted this analysis of the NYT's coverage of India.
pragyata.com/analysis-of-th…
Or leave aside the NYT's track record of racist and Hinduphobic coverage of India for a moment.
Even its domestic coverage is highly partisan, intolerant of dissenting voices, condemning dissenters with anti-Semitic slurs.
bariweiss.com/resignation-le…
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11 Jun
1/3
On Nehru's humility and dignity.
When Sardar Patel died, Nehru asked President Rajendra Prasad to not attend his funeral. He asked that bureaucrats attending the funeral do so on their personal expense. Rajendra Prasad ignored Nehru and went for the cremation.
2/3
When Rajendra Prasad died in 1963, Jawaharlal Nehru wrote to President Radhakrishnan expressing his inability to attend Rajendra Prasad’s funeral in Patna. Nehru counselled Radhakrishnan not to go to Patna.
Dr. S. Radhakrishnan ignored the advice and went.
3/3
Lady Edwina Mountbatten died in 1960 and was buried at sea. Nehru had the Indian Navy frigate INS Trishul escort the HMS Wakeful and cast a wreath.
Read 5 tweets
28 May
"Univ of Pittsburgh were doing a study where they were taking the scalps of five-month old aborted babies and they were grafting them on to lab rats"

Funded by multiple from NIAID, headed by Dr. Fauci since 1984.
Bruno Gridelli, Pitt scientist, "developed a nightmarish "protocol" for harvesting the freshest, most pristine livers from 5-month-old aborted babies in order to isolate massive numbers of stem cells for experimental transplants.
newsweek.com/university-pit…

@daviddaleiden @Newsweek
"technique calls for aborting late-term fetuses alive via labor induction, rushing them to a sterile laboratory, washing them and then cutting them open to harvest the liver. This Pitt scientist received $3 million from the NIH.""
newsweek.com/university-pit…
@daviddaleiden @Newsweek
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