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Dec 20

Hyderabad 1948: The Untold Story of the Hindu Massacre by the Nizam

August 15, 1947. While India celebrated freedom, Hyderabad's Hindus were trapped. The Nizam rejected Sardar Patel's call to join India as he was aiming to build an independent Islamic state. He unleashed his troops on Hindus.

Hyderabad was 80% Hindu, but the power lay entirely with a fanatic ruler. To crush the desire for India, he unleashed the Razakars, a private militia led by Kasim Razvi. They were driven by a Jihadi mindset. Their slogan was clear: establish Islamic supremacy or perish.

In Telangana's Bhairavunipally, known as the Jallianwala Bagh of the South. Razakars lined up Hindus one behind the other to "save bullets." They fired single shots to pierce multiple chests at once. Survivors were simply slaughtered.

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Nov 18

Chittorgarh Fort, the jewel of Mewar, was turned into Bharat’s biggest cremation ground not once, not twice, but THREE times by the same breed of islamic invaders whose hearts were black with lust and hate for Sanatan Dharma.

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1303: Alauddin Khilji. He came with filthy eyes fixed on the honor of Rani Padmini and every Rajput woman. After an eight-month siege, the fort fell.

The subsequent slaughter saw up to 30,000 Hindus butchered in a single day. Thousands of women, led by Rani Padmini, lit the first Jauhar fire rather than face dishonor.

This was followed by the Saka - the men fighting to the death. Temples were smashed, and idols desecrated.

1535: Bahadur Shah of Gujarat. He arrived with the same diseased gaze, demanding submission. After a six-month siege, the walls cracked.

Rani Karnavati led thousands of women into the second Jauhar. The men performed the Saka, fighting until the end.

Survivors were raped, temples burned, and the massive wealth of Chittor looted. Same lust, same hatred, same predictable playbook.

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Oct 13

WE ARE THE AGENTS OF CONGRESS!

Yep. You read that right.

Lately, a strange trend is taking over the so-called “BJP” ecosystem.

If you question BJP’s appeasement policies, or their sudden rediscovery of Ambedkar for vote-bank politics you are immediately branded as anti-india, anti-hindu, anti-bjp, traitor, or Congress agent.

Here's our reply

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Let’s be clear, political loyalty is not spiritual slavery.
Any party can change its direction or strategy, but the followers have every right , even duty to question it.

Because Sanātana Dharma was never built on blind obedience.

It was built on inquiry, dialogue, and reason.

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In Abrahamic faiths, questioning authority is seen as rebellion.

In the Bible, when Thomas doubted Jesus’ resurrection, he was rebuked as “Doubting Thomas” a name that became synonymous with lack of faith.

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Oct 1

Stories like Shambuka Vadha and Eklavya are often weaponized — not just by leftist propagandists to brand Hinduism as casteist, but sometimes by sections of our own Right Wing who repeat the same distorted narrative without checking the facts.

Let’s set the record straight. Here’s the true story behind these episodes.

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The popular version says:
A Shudra named Shambuka performed tapasya to enter svarga. Sage Narada told Rama this disturbed dharma. Rama killed him, restoring order.

This is portrayed as caste oppression. But this reading is incomplete.

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First, historically:
Shambuka appears only in the Uttara Kanda of Ramayana, a later addition likely from the Kushana–Gupta period (3rd–4th century CE).

This means the “Rama killed Shambuka for being a Shudra” story is not part of the authentic text.

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Sep 15

In 1921, the Khilafat Movement started in Malabar.
Its aim: to protect the Ottoman Caliph (the political & religious head of Muslims after Prophet Muhammad) after WWI.

But in Kerala, Moplah Muslims turned it into jihad.
What began as a political protest soon became a brutal Hindu genocide

Hindus had nothing to do with the Caliph or Khilafat.
Still, they were attacked.

Why?
Because old hatred against Hindus mixed with this anger.
Hindu: landlords, shopkeepers and neighbors became the easiest targets.

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Mobs looted villages, burned homes, and destroyed temples.
Men were killed, women raped and taken away, children not spared.
Whole families vanished in one night.

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Sep 4

A lot of people say “Nirmala Sitharaman hasn’t been a good Finance Minister.”

But this is unjust.

Since 2019, she has brought some of the most transformative reforms India has seen in decades.

Let’s look at what the critics conveniently ignore.

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She simplified GST slabs, reducing them mainly to 5%, 18%, and 40%.

Luxury and sin goods are taxed at the highest rate, while compliance has become easier for small businesses.

This is about making the economy transparent + business-friendly.

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India’s corporate tax rates were slashed to align with global standards.

That move told the world: India is open for business.
More investment, more jobs, more confidence in our economy.

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