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amit agarwal
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Author of bestsellers on Indian history titled, 'Swift horses sharp swords' and 'A Never Ending Conflict'.
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Jan 7 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Maldives Conversion to Islam
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Maldives is country of 1192 islands, 750 Kms south of India in Indian Ocean. The name Maldives derives from Sanskrit माला द्वीप i.e. garland island. Earliest settlers were Rajsthani & Gujrati, who reached Maldives and Sri Lanka during 500 BCE. Image Its language Dhivehi is a descendant of Sanskrit but now they have adopted an Arabic script. They brought Hinduism with them and soon the islands were full of temples. Sometime during 250 BCE, Ashoka sent his missionaries to the islands who brought Buddhism with them. Image
May 6, 2023 • 21 tweets • 5 min read
The Kerala Story: A review #TheKeralaStoryReview #TheKeralaStory

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It tells the story of three girls brainwashed in various ways by Muslims to be used for terrorism in Syria. If a girl was too intelligent, she was drugged. They preached to her if she was gullible. Image If she was too stubborn, they drugged her, had sex with her, and photographed her to blackmail them. Drugs were their mainstay to convince them that their actions were entirely justified. Muslims were compensated handsomely with oil money and ample sex thrown in the process.
Jul 17, 2022 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
1/7 Presenting my new book: A Never Ending Conflict, Episodes from Indic Resistance. It is a collection of five historical blood-curdling tales from ancient, medieval and modern era.
amazon.in/dp/B0B6J5PKPR/ Image 2/7 The book is based on authentic data and interesting anecdotes. The book you won't be able to put down. In its pages, you will find our ancestors sacrificing their lives and livelihood for the sake of Dharma.