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धर्मों रक्षति रक्षित: Bhakti and Dharma inspire. Bharat’s Sanatan values unite us, forging a strong, glorious India with pride in our eternal heritage. Hindu 🔥
Jul 15 16 tweets 5 min read
Why Hindus Are Mocked for Traditions Like Karva Chauth

#longthread 🧵

A Muslim woman covers her face - “her choice.”
A Christian woman kneels in Church - “her devotion.”
But a Hindu woman fasts for her husband - and suddenly it’s “patriarchy”?
Why this selective outrage? Why this one-sided mockery?
Karva Chauth isn’t just a ritual - it’s a reflection of dharma, love, and strength.
And that’s exactly why they hate it.
They don’t fear superstition. They fear what keeps Sanatan alive.

Read this bold thread to understand the real reason why Karva Chauth is attacked👇 1. They don’t see love, they only see patriarchy.
Karva Chauth is a woman’s choice, not a man’s demand. She does it out of love, not fear. But today’s crowd calls it regressive. Funny, they don’t say that about Ramadan or Lent. Why? Because when a Hindu woman fasts for her husband, she becomes a symbol of strength wrapped in silence. That kind of quiet power makes them uncomfortable. So they laugh at what they don’t understand - and label it “oppression.”
Jul 15 17 tweets 5 min read
Why Most Hindu Youth Are Ignorant of Their Roots

#longthread 🧵

They wear Rudraksha for fashion, but don’t know its power.
They light diyas on Diwali, but don’t know who returned home that day.
They know how to code in Python, but not chant the Gayatri Mantra.
They are brilliant, but rootless. Sharp minds with lost souls.
This isn’t their fault - this was planned and covered up.

Here’s the bitter truth behind our forgotten memory,
A thread that exposes 15 layers of cultural betrayal 👇 1. Colonized Education, Hindu Erasure
The British never left our minds - they just left the land.
Our schoolbooks still follow Macaulay’s blueprint: glorify invaders, erase dharma.
Children learn about Akbar’s “tolerance,” but not about Prithviraj Chauhan’s bravery.
They read about Nehru’s speeches, but not about Chanakya’s strategy.
India gave the world 0, yoga, Ayurveda, metallurgy, even plastic surgery.
But school makes you feel we were always backward until the British “civilized” us.
This isn’t ignorance - it’s engineered amnesia.
Jul 14 16 tweets 3 min read
Why Hindu Victims Are Never Shown As Victims

#longthread 🧵

They kill a Hindu.
Media says, “clashes erupted.”
They burn a temple.
Headlines read, “communal tensions flare.”
A Hindu girl is raped for rejecting conversion - but no candle marches, no primetime tears.

Why?
Because in this “secular” India, Hindu pain has no place.
Here’s the bitter truth they’ve been hiding for decades: 1. When a Hindu Dies, the Headline Dies Too

If a Hindu is lynched, it’s “mob violence.” If the attacker is a Muslim or Christian, suddenly the victim becomes invisible. But flip the script - if a Muslim or Christian is even slapped, entire media houses cry blood. The Hindu dead are not mourned - they are erased.
Jul 14 23 tweets 4 min read
Hindu Saints & Activists Jailed - Where is Secularism?

#longthread 🧵

They call it secularism, but only Hindus are punished for standing up.

Speak for cows, temples, or Dharma - and you’ll face FIRs, raids, even jail.

Meanwhile, terrorists get state dinners, rioters get bail, and “minorities” get media halos.

This is not law – this is civilizational warfare.

Here are 20 brutal truths they don’t want you to know. 👇 1. Fake Cases, Real Saints Behind Bars
Swami Aseemanand, jailed for years in the 2007 Samjhauta blast case, was innocent. Even the NIA found no proof. But while Islamic terrorists roam free, a saffron-clad saint spent years in a cell - for nothing. No apology. No justice. Just silence. Why? Because he wore saffron? Because he believed in Bharat Mata?
Jul 14 14 tweets 5 min read
Why Hindus Must Fund Dharmic Education

#longthread 🧵

They burnt our shastras, broke our gurukuls, and hijacked our textbooks.
Now they want our children’s minds.
For 1000+ years, Sanatan Dharma survived swords, fire, and betrayal - but today, it’s dying in silence.
Not because enemies are strong. But because we stopped funding the very thing that preserved us: Hindu education.
This is not just a thread. It is a cultural warning bell.
Read every point like a punch to the memory. 👇 1. Dharma Will Not Survive Without Education
Dharma is not passed through blood. It is passed through teaching. If we don’t teach it, we lose it.
Temples alone cannot save us. Festivals cannot save us. Tweets cannot save us.
Only real education - rooted in our shastras, in our languages, in our parampara - can carry dharma forward.
For 1000 years, invaders tried to break this chain. They burnt our books, killed our teachers, and mocked our wisdom.
Now we are breaking it with our own silence.
If we don’t fund dharmic education, we are choosing extinction - quietly, slowly, generation by generation.
Jul 14 20 tweets 6 min read
How Hindus Are Systematically Removed from Certain Areas (Demographic Jihad)

A #longthread 🧵

A 15-point thread of raw truth, buried for too long.

Hindus are not just being outvoted - they are being outbred, outnumbered, and pushed out.
Not with swords this time, but with strategy, violence, and silence.
Temples are vanishing, girls are disappearing, and ancient towns are changing forever.
This isn’t a natural shift - it’s a deliberate erasure.
Time to call it what it is: Demographic Jihad. Let’s begin👇 1. Demographic Jihad: A War Without Bloodshed?

Not every war has tanks. Some begin in the womb, end at the polling booth, and destroy from within.
Demographic Jihad is the silent weapon - where a community spreads, multiplies, encroaches, and then dominates.
From land grabs to Love Jihad, from illegal settlements to riots - it’s a full-blown civilizational battle.
Hindus are being slowly replaced from entire districts.
This isn’t fear-mongering. It’s history repeating.
Ask yourself: why are temples being replaced by mosques? Why are Hindu families moving out silently?
Because this war doesn’t come with gunshots.
It comes with votes, violence, and victim-blaming.
Jul 13 23 tweets 6 min read
If Hindus Become a Minority in Any Indian State - What Happens?

They told us we’re too many - but slowly, one by one, we’re becoming too few.
Wherever Hindus lose numbers, dharma loses breath.
Temples fade. Daughters disappear. Voices die.
This isn’t about elections. This is about existence.

Read this like your ancestors are whispering in your ears. Before it’s too late. 👇 1. First, the temples go silent
Wherever Hindus become a minority, temples lose their soul.
Not by law, but by fear.
In Kashmir, over 500 temples are abandoned, desecrated, or turned to rubble.
In Bengal’s rural belts, Durga idols are found floating broken in ponds after puja.
You won’t see new temples built - not because of lack of faith, but because the fear of backlash is too high.
Bells stop ringing. Priests migrate. Even lighting a diya becomes an act of bravery.
This isn’t just about buildings - it’s the death of civilisation’s heartbeat.
Jul 13 16 tweets 6 min read
Why Hindus Must Boycott Interfaith ‘Secular’ Marriages - The Truth We Are Afraid to Speak

#longthread 🧵

Hindus in Bharat, we’ve been silent for too long.
Our traditions, our culture, our identity are under attack.
And yet, in the name of “love”, we willingly destroy what took generations to build.
We call interfaith marriages “secular” or “modern” - but are we not losing our very soul in the process?
Let’s face it, we are paying the price for this silence.
Time to speak the truth. No more hiding. 1. Marrying Outside Your Faith Means Marrying Away Your Culture
When you marry someone from another faith, you’re not just marrying a person.
You’re marrying their beliefs, values, and a whole way of life.
What happens to a Hindu when they marry someone who doesn’t understand their festivals, their customs, their gods?
They surrender their identity in exchange for “love”.
It’s not about love anymore. It’s about sacrificing the very essence of who you are.
We’re losing our culture in the name of “love”. And that’s a bitter truth.
Jul 12 21 tweets 8 min read
Udaipur Files – The Truth Behind the Silence

A #longthread 🧵

It was supposed to be a case closed.
But truth doesn’t die that easily.
When the Udaipur files were released,
It wasn’t just about a city, a family, or a community.
It was about the reality we’ve refused to see.
The truth of a growing crisis in Bharat,
Where silence is louder than justice.

Let’s dive in, without fear, without hesitation.Image 1. The Murder That Shook the Nation - But the Real Story Was Buried

When Kanhaiya Lal was brutally murdered in Udaipur, it sent shockwaves.
But the media quickly moved on - as they always do.
What they didn’t show was the context.
A tailor, a common man, was murdered publicly, beheaded, all in the name of an ideology.
But this wasn’t just about a murder.
It was a direct attack on the idea of tolerance and the fabric of Bharat’s unity.
And the world moved on - as if it was another “local” incident.
It wasn’t. It was a message. And that message should have woken us all up.
Jul 12 16 tweets 6 min read
Why Modern Hindus Are Losing Their Culture – The Truth We Refuse to Accept

#longthread 🧵

We are building bigger houses.
But smaller temples inside them.
We wear Rudraksha for fashion - but fear chanting a mantra in public.

We speak fluent English, but feel shy to say “Jai Shri Ram” out loud.
Yes, we are progressing. But are we forgetting who we truly are?
This thread is not just words.
It is a mirror.

And maybe… a last call.
Let’s begin 👇 1. Aarti Thali Replaced by Birthday Cake
Earlier, a child’s day began with tilak, diya, and aarti from the mother. Today, it begins with alarms and notifications. Birthday cake replaced prasad.

Fire is now blown out, not worshipped. Even the rituals we kept are done without feeling. “Just do it quickly and go.” That’s what we’ve made it. We teach children about Santa Claus, but not about Shiva.

How can we expect them to love what they never experienced? A culture lives in small actions. When we stop those, culture doesn’t die overnight - it quietly fades. And one day, we realise: our home has walls, but no soul.
Jul 11 17 tweets 7 min read
Hindus Must Choose: Survival or Silence - Time Has Come to Wake Up

#longthread 🧵

We have stayed silent for too long.
Now even our gods are asking - will you protect me or forget me?
This is not about hate. It is about truth.
If you feel Hindu in your heart, then this thread is for you.
Read with your soul, not your eyes.

👇 Let us begin… 1. Temple Bells Used to Wake Us Up. Now They Are Missing.

In old days, before sunrise, every Hindu home would hear temple bells. That soft sound was enough to remind us - the day belongs to Dharma. But now, so many temples are broken, locked, or silent. No bells, no bhajans. Some became shops, others turned into ruins. Who is to blame? Not just those who broke them - but also those who didn’t protect. We taught our kids English poems, but not even one aarti. We built careers but forgot to teach devotion. When bells go silent, our culture fades.
Temple bell not ringing outside? That means it has already stopped ringing inside us.
Jul 10 14 tweets 5 min read
Mock, Meme, Cancel - How Leftist Influencers Shame Hindu Traditions Every Day

#longthread 🧵

Read this if you’ve ever seen someone mock Hinduism and get claps for it.

They call themselves comedians, activists, influencers, and liberals.
But their real job?
To make Hindus feel ashamed of their own traditions - using jokes, trends, and fake wokeness.

This thread breaks down how leftist influencers attack Hindu dharma daily - and why it’s not accidental.👇Image 1. Hindu gods are punchlines - others are off-limits

Have you ever noticed how jokes about Hindu gods are considered “comedy”…
…but jokes about other religions get labeled “hate speech”?

You’ll find skits making fun of Shiv ji, memes on Ganesh ji, and entire stand-up sets mocking pandits and pujas.
But the same people won’t dare say a word about Mullahs, Priests, or Prophets.
Why?
Because they know Hindus won’t react.
This selective bravery is not comedy.
It’s cowardice dressed as art.
And it’s meant to make you feel like your faith is a joke.
Jul 10 14 tweets 5 min read
How Hindu Kids Are Brainwashed by ‘Cool Secular’ Culture

#longthread 🧵

Read this if you’ve ever seen a Hindu kid ashamed of their own roots.

Today’s kids don’t even know what they’re losing.
Secularism sounds like a good idea - who doesn’t want peace?
But what it’s done to Hindu kids is worse than you think.
This thread explains:
How Hindu kids are getting brainwashed by “cool secularism” - and why this needs to change.👇Image 1. Secularism means everything except Hinduism

We’re taught to be “secular”, but ask any Hindu kid today - Do they know about their own culture?

The truth is, they know everything about other religions, but barely anything about their own Hindu heritage.

Secularism has been twisted to mean “Hinduism is outdated” while everything else is cool.
Why? Because Hindu rituals, symbols, and gods are mocked as “backward” and “superstitious”.
The result? Hindu kids grow up ashamed of wearing a tilak or celebrating Diwali loudly.
Secularism was never supposed to erase your culture - but that’s exactly what’s happening.
Jul 9 14 tweets 6 min read
Sitaram Goel: The Man Every Hindu Should Know But No One Told You About

#longthread 🧵

Read till the end - this is not just about one man, it’s about your roots.

You’ve heard names like Gandhi, Nehru, Ambedkar.
But have you heard of Sitaram Goel?
If not, it’s not your fault.
It’s because they didn’t want you to.
He wasn’t in your school books.
He wasn’t on TV debates.
But what he did for Hindu Dharma - very few in modern India have.

This thread explains who he was, why he was dangerous to the system, and why every Hindu must know his name.👇Image 1. Simple man, sharp mind, strong voice

Sitaram Goel was not a godman, not a politician, not someone with a huge following.
But he was a lion with a pen.
Born in 1921, he studied history and literature, spoke multiple languages like Sanskrit, Persian, English, and Bengali, and worked quietly - without fame or funding.

He saw the way Hindu Dharma was being ignored, mocked, and twisted - and he started speaking up.
He didn’t speak with hate.
He spoke with facts.
With calm.
With clarity.
And that scared the people in power more than anything else.
Jul 9 16 tweets 6 min read
Why So Many Hindus Are Ashamed to Wear a Tilak - And Why That Must Change

#longthread 🧵

Read this if you’ve ever wiped it off in public.

Tilak is not just a mark.
It’s a reminder: You belong to Sanatan Dharma.
Yet today, so many Hindus hesitate to wear it.
Some avoid it at interviews.
Some remove it before selfies.
Some are just… embarrassed.

But why?

This thread breaks down 12 deep reasons why Hindus are ashamed of their own tilak - and how to change that mindset.👇 1. We were never taught what Tilak means

Tilak is not decoration. It’s identity, intention, and invocation. Every mark - be it Tripund (Shaiv), Urdhvapundra (Vaishnav), or Kumkum - is rooted in meaning.

It activates the Ajna chakra (between the eyebrows), it reminds you of Dharma, and it represents the third eye of wisdom. But sadly, many Hindus grow up thinking of it as “just a ritual”.

We were never told why we do it. And when meaning is lost, pride is replaced with doubt. The first step to reclaiming pride is knowing your own symbols. You can only stand for something once you understand it.
Jul 8 13 tweets 3 min read
“Secularism” in India - How it Slowly Turned Anti-Hindu

#longthread

India was the only Hindu-majority country at Independence.
Yet today, Hindu temples are under government control, Hindu festivals are targeted, and even saying “Proud Hindu” makes you look like a villain.

How did “secularism” become a tool against Hindus?
Let’s break it down - point by point. 1. What is Secularism in India vs Western Countries?

In Western countries like France or USA, secularism means government stays out of all religions.
It doesn’t fund any religion, doesn’t run churches, and definitely doesn’t interfere in religious customs.

But in India, secularism means:
- Government interferes in Hinduism
- Protects and pampers minority religions
- All in the name of “equality”

This is not real secularism. This is selective control.
Jul 8 16 tweets 4 min read
Why Must Hindu Rituals Always Prove Themselves to Be Respected?

#longthread

A Christian lights a candle in church - it’s devotion.
A Muslim bows in prayer - it’s discipline.
But a Hindu lights a diya or chants a mantra - the world asks,

“Is this even scientific?”
“Why are you doing this?”
“Do you even know the logic?”

Why? Why are Hindu rituals always forced to prove their worth?

Let’s break this down - not with anger, but with truth. 1. No One Questions Others. But Hindus Must Explain Everything.

When was the last time anyone asked:
- “Why are you eating bread and wine in church?”
- “Why are you circling a stone in Mecca?”
Never.
But Hindus?
- “Why do you fast?”
- “Why light a lamp?”
- “What’s the logic of tying this thread?”
Hindus are the only people in the world taught to doubt their own rituals.
Jul 8 18 tweets 5 min read
“Why Always Hindu Gods? Bollywood’s Obsession with Mockery, Not Art”

#longthread

This thread is not about hate. It’s about repeated, deliberate, and one-sided humiliation of Hindu faith in the name of “freedom”.

Scene by scene. Poster by poster. Dialogues dressed as abuse.

This thread will expose it all - with 15 shocking, truth-filled points.

Read till the end and ask: Why only us? 1. Turning Gods into Jokes - The Trend No One Questions

In multiple films and shows, Hindu gods are reduced to comic props. Lord Shiva shown confused or angry for no reason, Hanuman used as comic relief, and gods dropped into random situations for laughs.

No religious value, no spiritual meaning. Just mockery. These aren’t creative decisions. They’re subtle attacks on belief systems. And they always pick one faith. If it’s truly creative freedom, why do they never do this with other religions?

The answer is simple: fear on one side, freedom to mock on the other. And the industry takes full advantage of Hindu silence.
Jul 7 15 tweets 4 min read
“Tukde Tukde Gang” – The Silent Enemies Within

#longthread

They don’t wear masks. They wear degrees.
They don’t hold guns. They hold mics, placards, and hashtags.
They don’t cross the borders - but they work every day to break India from within.

This is not fiction. This is not drama. This is your country’s reality.
Here’s the full picture - truths they hide, facts they twist, and how they weaponise your freedom. 1. JNU: Where It All Got Exposed

February 2016, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi.

A group of students organized an event to “mourn” the hanging of Afzal Guru - the man convicted for the 2001 Indian Parliament attack.
Slogans were raised:
“Bharat tere tukde honge, Insha Allah, Insha Allah”
“Afzal hum sharminda hain, tere qaatil zinda hain”

It shocked the nation.
But what followed was more shocking - media whitewashed it, liberals defended it, and politicians protected it.
The phrase “Tukde Tukde Gang” was born - not as an insult, but as a warning.
Jul 7 14 tweets 4 min read
Why Only Hindu Festivals Face Bans?

#longthread

This isn’t a complaint. It’s a warning.
What you’re about to read isn’t based on opinions - it’s based on repeated patterns, silent discrimination, and uncomfortable truths.

Read till the end. Ask questions. Wake up. 1. Diwali Crackers = Ban. New Year Crackers = Celebration?

Every year, just before Diwali, suddenly a storm begins - “Ban crackers, save the environment.”
But no one speaks a word when crackers burst on New Year’s Eve, wedding baraats, IPL finals, or political wins.
Even though the pollution levels are high year-round, only one festival is blamed.
No one bans luxury car emissions, industrial waste, or open garbage fires.
So the question is - why does environmental concern wake up only during Hindu festivals?
Jul 6 14 tweets 3 min read
देवशयन एकादशी: जब भगवान विश्राम करें, तब आत्मा का जागरण ही सच्चा धर्म होता है”

इस थ्रेड को अंत तक अवश्य पढ़ें 🧵

चातुर्मास आरम्भ विशेष, व्रत की संपूर्ण विधि, नियम, आहार, निषेध और शास्त्रसम्मत रहस्य

एक ऐसा दिवस जब तप, त्याग और तत्त्वज्ञान एक ही सूत्र में बंधते हैं… Image १. देवशयन एकादशी का तात्त्विक स्वरूप

आषाढ़ शुक्ल पक्ष की एकादशी को देवशयनी या हरिशयनी एकादशी कहा जाता है। इस दिन भगवान विष्णु क्षीरसागर में शेषनाग की शय्या पर योगनिद्रा में प्रवेश करते हैं, और चातुर्मास व्रत का आरम्भ होता है।

यही वह क्षण है जहाँ दैवी गति मंद होती है और मानव की साधना तीव्र होनी चाहिए।