Do you know The 400-year-old curse of Queen Alamelamma which wadiyar dynasty of Mysore still suffering

This two-minute thread will give you goosebumps! Spare just two minutes and read till the end The story goes that, back in 1612, there was a king called Tirumalaraja who ruled Srirangapatna, a city near Mysore.

The king was suffering from a disease for a long time and so, had gone on a pilgrimage to a temple in Talakadu to pray for his recovery. But the king did not get better.

Do you know Raja Parikshit, the grandson of Arjun and son of Abhimanyu, died due to the effects of Kaliyuga!

Save this thread, such threads don’t come often. This thread will keep you hooked till the end.. Raja Parikshit, a descendant of the Pandavas, was a virtuous king who ruled Hastinapur after the Mahabharata war and when Pandavas left for their final journey ,He was the grandson of Arjuna and the son of Abhimanyu.

His life and death are significant in Hindu History, marking the advent of Kali Yuga.

Hanuman ji had written Hanumad Ramayana on rocks with his nails way before Valmiki Ramayana but had thrown it in the sea for one reason...

This two minute Story will give you goosebumps, read the whole thread carefully 🧵 Ramayana Mahakavya are available in different languages and versions written by different authors but do you know that one version of Ramayana was also written by Hanumanji himself on the rocks with his nails called Hanumad Ramayana

Hanuman ji composed this Ramayana with a lot of love but to reduce someone's sorrow, he threw the Ramayana he had written into the sea.

What's the whole story and context, let's know...

क्या आप जानते हैं कि सही तरीका क्या है खाने का?

नहीं! हम आज तक नहीं जानते!

हजारों साल पहले महर्षि चरक ने सही भोजन विधि बताई थी, फिर भी आज 99% लोग सबसे पहला नियम तोड़ देते हैं।

थ्रेड को अंत तक जरूर पढ़े , ये थ्रेड स्वस्थ जीवन के लिए बहुत उपयोगी है यह बताने की जरूरत नहीं कि खाना शरीर के लिए कितना जरूरी है। इसलिए खाना सबसे बड़ी बीमारियों का कारण भी बन सकता है और इन्हीं बीमारियों से हमारी रक्षा भी कर सकता है।

महर्षि चरक ने आयुर्वेदिक आहार नियमों में इसका विस्तृत वर्णन किया है।

Do you know why Shri Krishna was given the name Ranchod (the one who leaves the battlefield) and how this incident is connected to the existence of the city of Dwarka!

This intriguing tale will amaze you. Read this thread, it will keep you hooked until the very end! After Shri Krishna had killed the tyrannical King Kansa, his uncle, the news spread far and wide. Among those who heard of it was Jarasandha, the mighty king of Magadha and Kansa’s father-in-law.

Enraged at the death of his son-in-law, Jarasandha vowed revenge. He marched upon Mathura with a massive army, determined to destroy Shri Krishna and Shri Balrama.

I was completely unaware of this story that Why Maharani Mata Ganga didn’t drown Bhishma like her other sons

This story is truly amazing and proves why Mata Ganga is called Moksha Dayini.

Tap the tweet to read the thread 🧵 Long ago, there was a great king named Shantanu, who ruled the kingdom of Hastinapur. He was a wise and just ruler, One day, while walking by the banks of the sacred river Ganga, he saw a beautiful woman standing by the water.

Her presence felt divine, and Shantanu was enchanted by her beauty.

The brutal torture and execution of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj was the final nail in the coffin of the Mughal Empire.

Aurangzeb thought he had won but it backfired. The Marathas ignited. Even defected Maratha sardars returned to Swarajya, furious at the barbarity.

Thread.. Maharani Yesubai, wife of Sambhaji Maharaj, acted swiftly she coronated Chhatrapati Rajaram Maharaj and ordered the capital shifted from Raigad to Jinji in Tamil Nadu to continue the resistance.

Sarsenapati Santaji Ghorpade, who had escaped the Sangameshwar ambush on Maharaj Sambhaji’s orders, struck deep into the Mughal heart.

“Kill me, but I will never bow before this Mlechcha” said by Ishardas Chauhan warrior of Maharana Pratap

Tap the post to read the thread about the brave Warrior Kill me, but I will never bow before this Mlechcha,” declared the valiant Hindu warrior, Rao Isardas Chauhan, a prominent figure in the army of Mewar. To understand his legacy, it’s essential to know that the Chauhans once ruled as a dominant power in North India during the 12th century, until they were crushed by the invading Turks in 1192 AD at the Second Battle of Tarain

Minute breakdown of the battle that changed the fate of the Deccan and no, you won’t find these details on Wikipedia!

How Ch. Maharaj Shiva Ji eliminated the most cunning warrior Afzal Khan 🧵 In 1659, the powerful Adilshahi Sultanate made a big move.

They sent their most feared warrior, Afzal Khan, with an army of 75,000 soldiers to crush Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and destroy his empire.

Afzal Khan was not just any commander he was the Subhedar of Wai, the strongest and most respected man in the Adilshahi kingdom.

The Partition of India in 1947 was one of the most defining and tragic events in South Asian history.

It led to the creation of two independent nations India and Pakistan but what many don’t often discuss in depth is why such a partition took place, what the original vision behind Pakistan was, and how it was supported across different regions by Indian Muslims. Contrary to popular belief, a large section nearly 80% of Indian Muslims were in favor of the two-nation theory.

The support wasn’t confined to just the northwest frontier of British India it came from Muslims across regions like Punjab, Sindh, Gujarat, the Deccan, Bengal, Bihar, Awadh, Madras, Kerala, and Bhopal.

1681 Aurangzeb has reached the lowest level of religious bigotry. He issued a farman to destroy Jagannath Temple. He ordered his subedar of Bengal Province ,Amir-ul-Umara to demolish it. Receving the farman the Officials arrived in Puri to destroy the temple. Odisha was under the mughal rule,however it still had the king of Khurdha known as Gajapati who acted as the protector of the temple.

Now listening this news there was fear, anger and desperation everywhere. But everyone was helpless. So finally a plan was carved out. There was a negotiation with the mughal subedar .

Do you know about Lachit Borphukan, the man who stopped the Mughal Empire from expanding into the entire Northeast India!

This three minute thread will give you goosebumps. Spare just three minutes and read it till the end! Lachit Borphukan, born on 24 November 1622, rose to prominence as the Commander-in-Chief of the Ahom Army and was appointed Borphukan by Raja Chakradhwaj Singha of the Ahom dynasty.

His father, Momai Tamuli Borbarua, was once a bonded laborer due to a debt of four rupees but later became one of the most influential ministers in Raja Prataap Singh’s court, introducing significant administrative reforms.

Do you know about Bhagwan Ram physical Appearance!

You ll be shocked to know, Read this thread till end… In the Valmiki Ramayana, in Sundar Kanda Sarga 35, Hanuman Ji eloquently portrays Lord Rama's special qualities and appearance to Maa sita

चतुष्कलश्चतुर्लेखश्चतुष्किष्कुश्चतु स्समः।।5.35.18।।

Indira Gandhi was iron lady & created another Islamic country Bangladesh against India and on what cost!

Lets check with this thread about kind heart of Iron lady who didn’t ask our 54 soldiers back in exchange of 93000 POWs

Please spare 2 min to read this thread Indira Gandhi is often celebrated as the “Iron Lady of India,” with her leadership during the 1971 Indo-Pak war seen as her strongest moment.

The war led to the creation of Bangladesh, and India’s military victory is remembered as one of the most decisive in South Asian history.

वेदव्यास की कलियुग को लेकर 11 डरावनी भविष्यवाणियाँ, जो श्रीमद्भागवतम में उल्लिखित हैं

और जो सच साबित हो चुकी हैं!

इन्हें अंत तक पढ़िए — यह आपको चौंका देंगी। 🧵 1. कलियुग में धन को ही किसी के कुलीन जन्म, सदाचरण और प्रशंसनीय गुणों का मुख्य सूचक माना जाएगा।

इसके अतिरिक्त, कानून और न्याय केवल बल के आधार पर निर्धारित होंगे।

श्रीमद्भागवतम 12.2

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Do you know about The Forgotten Massacre of Srirangam (1323 CE) by the Mleccha army of Tuglaq

This two-minute thread will give you goosebumps when you read about how the invaders didn’t spare a single devotee.

Tap the tweet and read the thread The temple town of Srirangam was alive with devotion. Thousands of Sri Vaishnavas had gathered for the Panguni festival, offering prayers to Lord Ranganatha.

The air was filled with chants and the sound of temple bells. But just beyond the horizon, a murderous army was marching closer an army of looters, killers, and fanatics sent by the tyrant Muhammad bin Tughlaq (then called Ulugh Khan).

Do you know what should be the right way to eat?

Nope ! We don’t know yet !

Thousands of years ago, Maharshi Charak had told the right method of eating, yet 99% people break the rule first. There is no need to tell how important food is for the body. Therefore, food can also cause the greatest diseases and food also protects us from them.

Maharishi Charak had told about this in his Ayurvedic diet rules thousands of years ago.

This Hindu king was betrayed by nature had it not been so, the history of Bharat would have been written very differently!

This thread will give you goosebumps. Spare just two minutes and read it till the end! In the rugged frontier of 10th-century Bharat, the Hindu Shahiya kingdom stood as the last bastion of resistance against the wave of barbaric invasions pouring in from the northwest. At its helm was King Jayapala, a warrior forged in the fire of ancestral duty.

His homeland, Udbhandapur, nestled amid the hills of modern-day Pakistan, buzzed with defiance.

The Plunderer of Somnath! A history that sends shivers down your spine when you read about it.

Please save and bookmark this thread, as such threads won’t come often. In the winter of 1026 AD, the temple of Somanath stood as a shimmering beacon on the western shores of Gujarat a sacred sanctum devoted to Lord Shiva.

Crowned with jewels and echoing with ancient chants, it drew pilgrims from every corner of Bharat.

The temple wasn’t merely a place of worship it was the living pulse of Hindu culture, a sanctuary where faith and tradition intertwined beneath the shadow of its towering spire.

Do you know Maharana Sanga was a nightmare for the invaders

This thread will give you goosebumps, if you see this thread pls spare 2 mins to read till end The sun rose over the mighty fort of Chittorgarh, casting its golden light upon the kingdom of Mewar.

A new ruler had ascended the throne Maharana Sangram Singh, known to his people as Rana Sanga.

Born into the great lineage of the Sisodia Rajputs, he had already faced betrayal and hardship, losing one eye and an arm in battle, yet he stood unshaken, ready to carve his name into history.

Do you know about the Pandit Devideen Pandey , A warrior who single-handedly k!lled 700 Mughals for protection of Ram Mandir

This two min thread will give you goosebumps, read thread till end.. Pandit Devidin, from the village of Sanethu in Ayodhya, was born into a Saryupareen Brahmin family.

Though he was a devout priest, when the Mughal army advanced toward Ayodhya intending to destroy the Ram Temple, Pandit Devidin Pandey set aside his priestly duties.