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Extremely disturbed with the State terror unleashed by USA on it's college going students. I am terribly worried of the human rights abuses, the destruction of democracy, the attack on freedom of expression. In solidarity with victimized students, down with Facscist Biden.
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#WATCH | On protests at Columbia University and other Universities in the US, MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal says, "We have seen reports on the matter and have been following related events. In every democracy, there has to be the right balance between freedom of expression, sense of responsibility and public safety and order. Democracies in particular should display this understanding in regard to other fellow democracies. After all, we are all judged by what we do at home and not what we say abroad..."
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If India wishes to remain a Hindu nation, it must disregard all moral lecturing from around the world and suppress the jihadists at all costs. This is necessary even if it means severing ties with some Western countries.
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India delivered the BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles to the Philippines . Bharat takes on China directly in South China Sea with it's one of world's most advanced defence manufacturing capabilities.
Congratulations DRDO . JAI HIND 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
@RDXThinksThat
indianexpress.com/article/in…
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A few yrs ago, Makhana used to be an Indian snack that nobody paid attention to
Everyone thought it’s worthless
To their utter SHOCK, it’s now the most sought-after superfood on earth, selling at a 4000% profit margin!
THREAD: How India’s Makhana became the world’s Fox Nuts🧵
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and now we have the leader of the @ndp encouraging supporters to join in a campaign for Khalistan. I kid you not. A terrorist organization. @PierrePoilievre yuou need to have this guy charged with supporting Terrorist. First Hamas and now Khalistan
This Vaisakhi, I honour the Khalsa's spirit and pursuit of truth and justice by launching the NDPs campaign to officially push the government of Canada to recognize the 1984 Sikh Genocide.
Click the link to join this movement and our campaign. 🙏🏽✊🏽
ndp.ca/sikhgenocide?source=2…
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Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott says it's curious that India is often ranked low in the freedom index by global think tanks. "This is because they identify Modi as a Hindu nationalist. But he is better called an Indian patriot who necessarily takes Hinduism seriously as the country's largest creed. Sadly, faith in God and love of country are pretty rare in Western think tanks, which is why they find India's democracy easier to caricature than to understand."
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Canada is a weird country.
You can bring swords, daggers, and spears to a protest while masking your face.
But if you dare to peacefully protest against taxes... Oh boy... 100+ RCMP in full riot gear will show up with tactical teams ready to go.
This discrepancy in enforcement points to one thing.
Unlike pro-Palestine and pro-Khalistan protesters, the "axe the tax" protesters have no real political influence.
Canadian politicians will pander to them, but at the same time keep a safe distance from them.
Why would Alberta under the premiership of Danielle Smith increase the tax on gas on the same day as the federal government's hike on gas?
Isn't that a little... Sneaky?
BREAKING:
Khalistan supporters use their daggers, swords, and spears to rip apart Indian flags in Calgary, Alberta.
The Khalistan movement, notorious for Canada’s deadliest terror attack, is actively targeting Indian diplomats whenever they show up in Canada.
The group was largely composed of the same protesters who clashed with police in Edmonton last week. However, unlike in Edmonton, this time supporters of India showed up to counter-protest.
At one point, two groups got too close to each other, and the police had to intervene.
The meeting at the McDougall Centre was cancelled, and the Indian diplomat whom the protesters accuse of being involved in the murder of one of their members did not show up.
Sikhs have a religious exemption in Canada to carry their daggers on flights and at schools. However, the increasing use of these “religious symbols” at political protests in Canada raises eyebrows.
One man was seen holding his sword to the sky while inviting the counter-protesters to come towards him.
For more @MediaBezirgan
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I express my gratitude to the 🇮🇳 navy for the successful operation to rescue the hijacked vessel Ruen &its crew members, including 7 BG nationals
Thank you for support &great effort. We continue to work together to protect lives of the crew
@narendramodi @MEAIndia @DrSJaishankar
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Difference #DelhiPolice
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India’s government has approved $15.2 billion worth of investments in semiconductor fabrication plants, including a Tata Group proposal to build the country’s first major chipmaking facility trib.al/cWKr8aw
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BIG BREAKING: Supreme Court upholds demolition of Chennai's famous mosque in Koyambedu.
"Move the mosque somewhere else". Illegal encroachment in the name of religion will not be permitted.
The Supreme Court has also ordered all states and High Courts to ensure that illegal religious constructions cannot be built in any public place.
hindustantimes.com/india-new…
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Real Farmers vs the Farzi Farmers #FarmerProtestInDelhi Farzi #FarmerProtest2024
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PSL is our own brand and we all know how crazy we are for cricket but for Palestine it holds no value. Even if we have to sacrifice thousands of leagues, we will do it but we will not support such league that is backed by Israeli sponsors. #BoycottPSL #PSL2024
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Replying to @theJagmeetSingh
If my mother would have had free contraception Canada would be a better place today.
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globalorder.live/post/china-…
@UtsavSanduja and myself looked at the #Khalistan movement's gravitation towards #China.
Pakistan has historically ran the K2 strategy of causing chaos in Khalistan and Kashmir since the 1970s. But there are signs that China has been pulled into the fray.
Are western intel aware? Do they care?






























