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Jun 28 • 14 tweets • 3 min read
🔥 “The Queen Who Burned the Invaders”
A forgotten fire roared from the coast of Ullal... and her name was Rani Abbakka Chowta.
She fought the Portuguese for 20 YEARS and never surrendered.
While textbooks glorify Mughal begums and British allies, they forgot the queen who burned ships, led ambushes, and united communities against invaders.
Read till the end. Her story will shake your soul.
When the Portuguese stormed into India in the 16th century, most kingdoms either fell or forged treaties. But there was one woman, Rani Abbakka Chowta of Ullal, in present-day Karnataka who chose to resist. For over 20 years, she defied the Portuguese Empire with unmatched military acumen, indomitable willpower, and a fierce commitment to protecting her people.
Jun 27 • 14 tweets • 3 min read
🛕 Ganagapur Dattatreya Temple: Where Dark Forces Die and Souls Are Set Free
Where thousands come not to pray, but to be freed… from something they can’t name.
This is Ganagapur, the ancient battlefield of black magic and divine grace.
Read till the end, because once you know this story, you’ll never look at temples the same way again.
A place where fear trembles… and faith triumphs.
Tucked near the border of Karnataka and Maharashtra, the small village of Ganagapur looks peaceful at first glance. Serene roads. Whispering trees. Temples with ringing bells. But behind this calm lies a chilling truth:
This is no ordinary village.
Jun 26 • 12 tweets • 4 min read
🧱 He Didn’t Abandon His Parents, So Vitthala Came to His Door.
When Prabhu Himself arrived, he made Him wait…
And what did Krishna do?
He stood… on a brick… and waited. Forever.
It’s the living soul of Pandharpur, where Vitthala waits for you.
Read till the end, because this story will change how you see devotion, duty, and divinity.
Nestled on the banks of the river Chandrabhaga, in the heart of Maharashtra, lies a town that pulses with devotion - Pandharpur.
But long before it became the heartland of Maharashtra’s religious heritage, it was simply home to a son named Pundalik, and a miracle that made Vitthala, the standing form of Bhagwan Vishnu, live there forever.
Jun 24 • 14 tweets • 3 min read
🩸 Emergency 1975 : They Came at Midnight… With No Warning.
Doors shattered. Fathers vanished. Children screamed.
The press went dark. The truth was gagged. And in a single night,
India became a prison wrapped in silence.
This isn’t a thriller. It happened.
June 25, 1975 - The Night Democracy Was M@rdered.
Read till the end… because some nightmares are real.
It began with whispers in the corridors of power, panic in the Prime Minister’s residence. A court had declared Indira Gandhi guilty of electoral fraud. Her throne shook.
What followed… was not justice.
It was revenge.
Jun 24 • 14 tweets • 3 min read
🔥The Forgotten Jallianwala of the South: The Horror of Bhairanpally
In 1948, they lined up Hindu villagers like animals... fired bullets straight through their chests... made women dance over the corpses of their own families.
⚠️ This is the story they never wanted you to know. Read it till the end. Let them not die in silence again.
"Their crime was courage. Their punishment was slaughter."
It was the dawn of 27 August 1948.
But in Bhairanpally village, Telangana, the sun never really rose that day. What began as an ordinary morning soon turned into a bl@@d-soaked nightmare that would scar the land forever.
May 21 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
🧵 Thread: The Forgotten Guardian of Gyanvapi -Kedarnath Vyas Ji: The Silent Sage of Kashi Who Kept the Flame of Gyanvapi Alive.
Read till the end. This is the untold story of Kedarnath Vyas Ji and the battle for forgotten worship. 🧵👇
Deep inside the Gyanvapi complex lies “Vyas Ji Ka Tehkhana” - a southern cellar sacred to a family of Hindu priests for centuries.
Kedarnath Vyas Ji was a revered priest and scholar from the Vyas family of Kashi.
For generations, his family worshipped in the cellar of Gyanvapi, believed to be close to the original Kashi Vishwanath sanctum.
Apr 21 • 15 tweets • 6 min read
💀🏔️ “300 Skeletons. One Frozen Lake. And a Mystery That Spans a Thousand Years.”
What happened at Roopkund, the Himalayan lake of Uttarakhand that reveals its dead only once a year, will leave you stunned.
Read till the end; if you dare to know the truth. 👇🧵
The Whispering Bones of Roopkund
High in the icy heart of the Indian Himalayas in Uttarakhand, where clouds touch the jagged ridges and the air grows thin with secrets, there lies a lake. A small, frozen mirror in the sky; still, silent, and forgotten.
This is Roopkund.
Apr 18 • 16 tweets • 5 min read
🧵A sheep with FOUR HORNS walks out of the Himalayas…
No one owns it. No one brings it.
It joins Maa Nanda's procession; and vanishes into the mountains.
Miracle? Or a message from the divine?
Read till the end to witness a mystery, every line of this thread will amaze you. 👇
In the heart of Uttarakhand, during the sacred Maa Nanda Jatra, an ancient mystery stirs the soul of the mountains; a sheep with four horns, walking quietly beside the goddess.
A rare, almost mythical creature appears during this divine pilgrimage. It isn’t raised or brought by anyone. It isn’t owned. It simply appears.
Apr 7 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
The Power of AUM (ॐ): Sound, Vibration, and Inner Awakening.
Want to activate your brain, calm your heart & center your energy?
It only takes one sound: AUM (ॐ).
Here’s the science & spirituality behind the most powerful vibration in existence. 🧵👇
AUM (ॐ) isn’t just a symbol - it's the primal sound of the universe, the vibration from which all creation emerges. Rooted in Sanskrit, AUM is made up of three core sounds: "AA", "UU", and "MM". When chanted together as a single, flowing sound, they form the sacred syllable AUM (ॐ).
Mar 24 • 19 tweets • 7 min read
"Noakhali 1946: The Forgotten Genocide – Where Hindus Were Butchered, Women Were dishonored, and Faith Was Erased. A Chilling Tale of Horror That History Tried to Bury..." 💔🔥
⚠ WARNING: The Following Thread Contains Disturbing Details of the Noakhali Genocide of 1946.
The Noakhali genocide of 1946 was a well-organized massacre of Hindus in Bengal (now in Bangladesh). It was not a riot, but a targeted campaign of murder, forced conversions, r@pe, and destruction of Hindu culture.
Mar 22 • 12 tweets • 5 min read
Gopal Patha: The Forgotten Defender of Hindus During Direct Action Day 🔥⚔️
⚠️ Warning: This thread will haunt you. The brutal truth of Direct Action Day and Gopal Patha’s defiance will send shivers down your spine. 🩸🔥
During the horrific Direct Action Day massacre in 1946, while Hindus were being slaughtered by Mu$lim League mobs in Kolkata, one man stood up to defend his people, Gopal Chandra Mukhopadhyay, famously known as Gopal Patha (Goat Butcher).
How he saved thousands of Hindus, and his legendary reply to M.K. Gandhi. 🧵👇
Mar 20 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
📜 Direct Action Day (August 16, 1946) – The Forgotten Massacre of Hindus 🔥
A thread on how the Muslim League’s Direct Action turned into one of the most brutal massacres in Indian history. A dark chapter that must not be forgotten.
What was Direct Action Day?
On July 29, 1946, the Muslim League, led by Muhammad Ali Jinnah, rejected the Cabinet Mission Plan and called for Direct Action to demand Pakistan.
They openly threatened bl@odshed if Pakistan was not created. The stage for mass violence was set.
Mar 19 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
Do You know that Grand Trunk Road was existing long before the Sher Shah Suri and he had just renovated it.
A thread on how India's ancient trade route, Uttarapatha, was renamed and its significance overlooked. Let’s uncover the truth!
Uttarapatha, meaning "Northern Path", was a key trade route connecting the Ganges plains to Central Asia. It thrived during the Mauryan era (4th-2nd century BCE). Yet, how many of us were taught about it in depth?
Mar 13 • 15 tweets • 4 min read
How Sanatan is being eradicated silently in Tamil Nadu since Independence. Reading this thread, you will be bound to think, do we Hindus really have got independence?
Temple destruction was not only done by the Mughals, Dravidian parties are the new Mughals.
ELEVENTH CENTURY CHOLA TEMPLE DEMOLISHED.
A documented case of demolition in free India was of the eleventh-century Chola Naganathaswamy temple in Thanjavur, that was pulled down in the name of renovation.
Feb 26 • 16 tweets • 3 min read
Why Mahashivratri is celebrated: There are many popular tales around it, like the vivah of Maa Parvati and Bhagwan Shiva or Bhagwan Shiva accepting the Halahal from Samudra Manthan.
But this thread will reveal the most authentic information from Skand Puran and Shiv Puran.
यानि कान्यत्र लिंगानि स्थावराणि चराणि च ।
तेषु संक्रमते देवस्तस्यां रात्रौ यतो हरः ॥
On this divine night, Bhagwan Shiva manifests in all lingas, whether they are movable or immovable. That is why this night is known as the Great Night of Shiva (Maha Shivratri).
Feb 10 • 20 tweets • 3 min read
How USAID have been impacting India by funding anti nationalist forces?
This thread will deep dive in to the USAID activities, its hidden agendas and its influence in India.
On the night of Nov 26, 2008, Mumbai was under siege. 10 terrorists from Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) carried out one of the deadliest attacks in India's history, killing 170+ people and injuring 300+.
Feb 6 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
What caused communal tension behind Thiruparankundram hill in Madurai that has awaken Tamil Hindus?
Read this thread to know the significance of Thiruparankundram hill for hindus and how I$lamic encroachment awaken local Hindus.
One of Tamil Nadu's oldest temples dedictaed to Bhagwan Shiva and Karthikeya is located on the hill Tirupparankundram.
The Tirupparankundram Sri Subramania Swamy Temple. It is the first of the Aattrupadai Veedu temples sung by Sangam Tamil poet Sri Nakkeerar.
Jan 19 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
The Night When Narendranath Dutta Transformed in to Swami Vivekanand through the blessings of Maa Kali.
This thread will explain how Maa Kali choses one to become the medium of her blessings for whole world.
Prior to becoming Swami Vivekananda, Narendranath Datta was a talented but skeptical young man. He was a rationalist at heart, questioning God's existence and seeking evidence of divinity. But one night in Dakshineswar altered his life forever.
Feb 2, 2024 • 19 tweets • 5 min read
Asta Dasha Shakti Pitha Stotram and Astadasha Maha Shakti Pitha Locations according to Adi Shankaracharya
1) Shankari Devi Temple, Sri Lanka2) Kamakshi Amman Temple, Kanchipuram
Dec 25, 2023 • 14 tweets • 3 min read
When it comes to architectural wonders, we proudly have many since ancient times.
Let's look at a few such intricate designs in our temples.
1) Ranakpur Jain Temple2) Kopeshwar Temple
Dec 21, 2023 • 20 tweets • 6 min read
19 Places Related to Ramayana
1) Ayodhya Birth Place of Prabhu Ram2) Janakpur, Nepal Where Mata Janaki spent her childhood, also it is believed to be the Swayamvar Place of Mata Janaki and Prabhu Ram. Also in Nepal it is considered to be the Birth Place of Mata Janaki.