1) India doesn't give a damn about it's Intelligence Officers 2) Terrorist attacks are not carried out by Jihadis, but by the R&AW officers who are abandoned by India 3) Afghanistan is a society which has just love and compassion for others
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4) ISI Officers are crucial for saving India from Terrorist Attacks 5) If Pakistanis find out that ISI is planning a Biological War on India, they'll hang the people involved 6) Only few military generals in Pakistan hate India, but Pakistan itself is against Terrorism
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7) Indian undercover agents love ISI agents and can go even against their ally Russia for helping them 8) A #Pathaan can do anything for the nation without expecting anything in return
The #Pathaan Movie Is a Vulgar Propaganda. Detail Review Coming Soon.
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1/ Maulana Abul Kalam Azad – The Unqualified "Education Architect":
India's first Education Minister had zero formal education—only traditional Islamic studies. Yet, he shaped India's education system. On his Death Anniversary let’s break down his real agenda.
2/ Maulana Azad was homeschooled by his father Maulana Khairuddin in Islamic theology, Arabic literature with particular focus on Urdu, Farsi, and Arbi.
No exposure to modern science, mathematics, or rational inquiry. Only hearsay about his self-learning in all these subjects.
Yet, he dictated what the millions of newly independent Indian students would learn.
3/ Maulana Azad ensured India’s education system continued Macauley’s British model - producing clerks, not innovators.
Critical thinking, Vedic sciences, & Bharatiya knowledge systems were sidelined. Was this incompetence or design?
Now that we have a BJP govt in both Delhi and the Centre, it's time to replace Mughal names with those of our real heroes—the ones who made Mughals tremble in their tents.
And what better way to start than with the man who raided Delhi itself? ⚔️
Thread on Bajirao👇
Bajirao Peshwa's Delhi raid in 1737 was a strategic masterclass that shook the Mughal Empire. On Nov 12, 1736, he set out from Pune with 50,000 cavalry, aiming to expose Mughal weakness.
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Instead of the main Agra route, Bajirao navigated through Jat territories, appearing unexpectedly near Delhi. This speed (almost 200km in 4 days) was key to catching the Mughals off-guard.
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February 19th, is the Jayanti of Shivaji Maharaj as per the Gregorian calendar.
While we celebrate his valor and legacy, how many of us know that it was the great freedom fighter and thinker, Veer Savarkar, who wrote the iconic Aarti of Shivaji Maharaj?
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In 1902, Veer Savarkar composed an Aarti—a song of worship—in honor of the great Shivaji Maharaj.
Every Friday, as part of the Ferguson Club's activities, this Aarti was sung before a picture of Shivaji. It was Savarkar's way of instilling national pride, unity, and a sense of courage in the hearts of young Indians under British rule.
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This Aarti was composed during a time when India was reeling under colonial oppression. Savarkar, while in England, was deeply inspired by the spirit of Shivaji Maharaj—his valor, leadership, and unyielding resistance against invaders. Savarkar wanted to channel that energy into the youth of India.
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1/ Sati has been one of the most misrepresented aspects of Indian history. British colonialists, leftist historians, and missionary narratives exaggerated and distorted its prevalence to justify their “civilizing mission.” What do historical records actually reveal?
2/ Meenakshi Jain’s research, backed by inscriptions and texts, shows that Sati was rare, not a widespread norm. It was largely confined to Kshatriya women, particularly in times of war when women chose it over dishonor.
3/ The British presented Sati as an “Indian barbarism” to justify their rule. However, records suggest that before the 18th century, references to Sati were minimal in British accounts. The sudden increase in reports coincided with their political consolidation.
1/ India’s Soft Power Just Ended the Adani Saga in the U.S.!
Trump’s latest executive order halting FCPA enforcement might seem like just another business move. But look deeper, and you’ll see how India’s global clout just played a masterstroke!
2/ What was the FCPA?
The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) allowed the U.S. to prosecute any company or executive accused of bribing foreign officials. Sounds noble? In reality, it was a tool to control foreign business rivals.
3/ How did this target India?
Remember the Adani Green Energy "corruption" case in the U.S.? The same FCPA law was used to target this Adani project and other Indian businesses while letting Western firms do the same unchecked “lobbying”. A clear power play by Biden’s Deep State!
Trump Tells Columbia to "F**k around and Find Out"😂
Series of Events:
The ongoing diplomatic dispute between the United States and Colombia took a new turn after Colombia refused to allow two US military planes to land on its soil.
These planes were transporting deported migrants from the US as part of President Donald Trump’s strict immigration policies. According to the US Defence Department and the Department of Homeland Security, the flights were intended to return around 80 Colombian nationals back to their country.
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Trump reacted sharply to Colombia’s decision, publicly condemning the move as a violation of international law and a threat to US national security. This prompted a strong response from the US president, who immediately announced a series of retaliatory measures.
In a post shared on Truth Social, Trump warned of harsh penalties for Colombia, including significant tariffs and sanctions. "Emergency 25% tariffs on all goods coming into the United States. In one week, the 25% tariffs will be raised to 50%," Trump stated. He also announced visa bans for Colombian government officials, enhanced customs inspections of Colombian nationals and cargo, and financial sanctions through the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).
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In response to Trump’s harsh measures, Colombia swiftly escalated the conflict by announcing its own retaliatory tariffs. Colombian officials stated that they would impose a 50% tariff on all US imports.
President Gustavo Petro expressed his discontent by posting on social media, "I am informed that you impose a 50% tariff on the fruits of our human labour to enter the United States, and I do the same." This move signalled a direct response to Trump’s sanctions and illustrated the rising tension ..
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