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Kalvari retweeted
Happiness Index
France = 35
India = 116
Passport Index
France = 2
India = 84
Human Freedom Index
France = 33
India = 110
Democracy
France = 26
India = Flawed
Press Freedom
France = 25
India = 157
Freedom of looting Luxury Stores
France = 1
India = Delhi Police
Kalvari retweeted
This is the reason many deep state networks are after India to destabilize it politically and derail its economic growth. Still, India manages to remain sovereign, survive, and succeed. It is important for Indians to stay united and prevent anarchy, riots, and regime change.
Kalvari retweeted
Saudi Arabia beheaded two Kanglus. And yet, revoked the death sentence of a Hindu man from Sri Lanka.
The Modi Govt may or may not have had a hand in it.
But this reversal of fortunes wouldn't have been possible without India's growing stature on the world stage under PM Modi.
Kalvari retweeted
Saddam Hussain is from Pakistan and is fighting for Indian democracy in London alongside Dhruv Rathee 🤡🇵🇰
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Actress Pavitra Punia says that after Mamata Banerjee loses the West Bengal elections illegal Bangladeshis with fake adhar card are on the run searching for places to live
Do a background check on all the workers and staff working for you as some of them could be Bangladeshis
Kalvari retweeted
THREAD:
Across Europe and beyond, a fresh wave of street mobilizations is being read by some observers as the latest chapter in a resurgent global contest between left and right.
- In France, high-school blockades over teacher shortages, overcrowded classrooms and crumbling buildings have drawn in major unions and the far-left La France Insoumise, with marches swelling into broader cost-of-living actions.
- In Spain, tenants’ unions and labor federations (CCOO and UGT) have driven nationwide protests against soaring rents and evictions, culminating in a snap election.
- In Belgium, the socialist and Christian unions have led anti-austerity marches, joined by students protesting education costs in a movement explicitly influenced by events across the border.
- In India, the Gen Z-led Cockroach Janta Party has partnered with left student organizations such as AISA and SFI have found street mobilisation opportunities manufacturing public concerns over electoral rolls and earlier exam irregularities.
What unites these episodes is the organizational weight of left-leaning unions, student federations and parties that have supplied structure, framing and political grammar to ever present general grievances rooted in education quality, public-service strains and youth economic insecurity.
Interestingly, a Fox News investigation has observed that a transnational network of communist and socialist groups, amplified by media outlets linked to Shanghai-based financier Neville Roy Singham, has helped project the French protests internationally.
We investigated and discovered the same pattern in India.
Kalvari retweeted
It is difficult to believe how far a country can descend until witnessing the incident at Jagannath University in Bangladesh.
A slogan is heard in Bangladesh: “In Shah Jalal’s Bengal, there is no place for Gour Govinda.”
Haven’t I repeatedly said that pretentious pseudo -secularism exists only because India provides a safety net? Shift the demographic composition by 50%, and secularism will vanish.
These Bangladeshi People whose DNA is rooted in Sanatan traditions—whose fathers and grandfathers four generations ago may have borne surnames like Ghosh, Bose, Mondal or Pal—now claim kinship with uncles in Yemen and Syria. O Lord, should I wash my face or take a full bath to cleanse this hypocrisy?
Gour Govinda was the king of the local Gour kingdom in Sylhet. Born in the soil of undivided Bengal, his kingdom lay on land that constitutes Bangladesh today. Shah Jalal came from Yemen.
Archaeological evidence above and beneath present-day Bangladesh’s soil shows this region was a major centre of Buddhist and Vaishnava traditions for centuries.
Under the Pala dynasty (approx. 8th–12th centuries), Bengal was a world-class centre of Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism. The scholar Atisha Dipankara Shrijnana spent considerable time here. Atisha, a son of Bengal, was born around 982 CE in Vajrayogini, Bikrampur (present-day Munshiganj).
Bhagavata traditions and Vishnu devotion existed in the region from the Gupta period.
The Kantanagar Temple (Kantaji Temple) in Dinajpur exemplifies 18th-century terracotta architecture dedicated to Krishna. The Puthia Temple Complex in Rajshahi houses the Govinda Temple. The Jagannath Temple in Cumilla and Dhamrai’s centuries-old Rath Yatra form part of the region’s Sanatan heritage.
Gour Govinda belonged to this land. Atisha was a son of this soil. The monasteries of Somapura and Mainamati are proud legacies. Shah Jalal, from Yemen, was an outsider.
Full stop.
Kalvari retweeted
I won't comment on Trump, but what you are sharing on India is fake news. India is doing a constitutionally required clean up of voter rolls since 2003. In 23 years, more than 110 million Indians have died, millions more left the country, or changed their locations. All these have been corrected and a draft made, not even finalized as Indians can still get their names included or rolls corrected if there's any discrepancy.
The new draft list can still be challenged in the courts. But it is being made into a fake news of "India deleted 130 million voters. And it is being spread around by some foreign influenced media in the world. Don't post on such unnecessary, complex issues in foreign countries without understanding, to make it look like you or democrats are working for China, Russia, Pakistan and other foreign interests.
Kalvari retweeted
UNSTOPPABLE INDIA! 🇮🇳
IMF has projected a 7% GDP growth for 2027 for Bharat, making us among the fastest growing major economies.
Our multiple FTAs under PM @NarendraModi ji are also expected to positively contribute to global economic activity and build resilient supply chains.
Full report here: imf.org/en/publications/weo/…
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I think people in India ahould now thank PM @narendramodi who despite pressure didn't allowed Pfizer vaccine in India
He faced all kind of political abuse
IT IS OFFICIAL. 💥
PFIZER HAS JUST PUBLISHED THE LIST OF POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS
OF ITS «COVID VACCINE». 💥
IT IS A CRIME!
1) Blood clots,
2) Acute kidney injury,
3) Acute flaccid myelitis,
4) Positive antibodies against sperm,
5) Brainstem embolism,
6) Brainstem thrombosis,
7) Cardiac arrest (hundreds of cases),
8) Heart failure,
9) Thrombosis of the heart chamber...
10) Cardiogenic shock,
11) Vasculitis of the central nervous system,
12) Death of newborns,
13) Deep vein thrombosis,
14) Brainstem encephalitis,
15) Hemorrhagic encephalitis,
16) Frontal lobe epilepsy,
17) Epileptic psychosis,
18) Facial neuropathy,
19) Fetal distress syndrome,
20) Gastrointestinal amyloidosis,
21) Generalized tonic-clonic seizures,
22) Hashimoto's encephalopathy,
23) Vascular thrombosis of the liver,
24) Reactivation of shingles,
25) *Reactivation of cancer...
26) "Turbo"-cancer,
27) Immune-mediated hepatitis,
28) Interstitial lung disease,
29) Embolism of the jugular veins,
30) Juvenile myoclonic epilepsy,
31) Liver damage,
32) Low birth weight,
34) Multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children,
35) Myocarditis,
36) Seizures in newborns,
37) Pancreatitis,
38) Pneumonia,
39) Stillbirth,
40) Tachycardia,
41) Temporal lobe epilepsy,
43) Autoimmune disease of the testes,
44) Thrombotic stroke,
45) Type-1 diabetes mellitus,
46) Venous thrombosis in newborns,
47) Thrombosis of the vertebral artery,
48) Pericarditis,
49) Sudden infant death syndrome.
SEVERE CONSEQUENCES of a so-called vaccine that neither protects against the disease, nor against its transmission or severe courses!
Kalvari retweeted
These clowns have the audacity to troll PM Modi for using a teleprompter.
Brats of Boston can't speak without a script. 🤡
Kalvari retweeted
Dear Elon Musk
Why am I not allowed to tell people the truth that 🇮🇳 Baudhāyana not 🇬🇷 Pythagoras noted the 📐 a² + b² = c² formula first?
🔃🙏
📐Maths Rule? It's 🇮🇳 Baudhayana not Pythagoras!
Jonathan J. Crabtree, an advocate for Indian Maths said, “There’s no doubt NCERT should refer to Baudhayana and not Pythagoras.”
Follow @jcrabtree for ZERO FEAR MATHS
Share if You Care! 🔂
HINDU POST ARTICLE ⬇️
hindupost.in/education/aussi…
ALT An Australian historian and researcher has applauded the Karnataka head of the NEP (National Education Policy) task force in India, Madan Gopal. Mr Gopal had recently suggested that it was Indian mathematician Baudhyana who had first put forward the theory now commonly referred to as the ‘Pythagoras’ theorem*. While some say the matter of whether Baudhayana beat Pythagoras to the famous theorem is open to debate, Jonathan J. Crabtree, an advocate for Indian Maths said, “There’s no doubt NCERT* should refer to Baudhayana and not Pythagoras.” Baudhyana is estimated to have lived around the 8th century BC in Bharat (Bharat being the Indigenous name of India) while Pythagoras is said to have lived in Greece around the 6th century BC.
Kalvari retweeted
Dear Jonathan,
Elon has been brutally ratioed and schooled by Indians over the last few days. He's recovering. He's busy allowing anti-India racism and hate on X. This Baudhayana predating a legendary Pythogoras can't be allowed now, unfortunately.
X
xitter.cf/jcrabtree/status/21091…
Kalvari retweeted
10 अक्टूबर को CJP अपने ही नेता को मरवाने की प्लानिंग कर रही है?
#CJP #10ctober #DelhiProtest #BreakingNews #PoliticalConspiracy
Kalvari retweeted
It's remarkable that a woman can complain about free speech in Britain while supporting execution for blasphemy in Saudi Arabia.
This might be one of those paradox of tolerance situations.
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He watched a video of Muslims torturing a dog for being haram in Islam, and made an angry comment about Muhammad. He deleted it within minutes and apologized.
He is now facing the death penalty because Muslims are the most insecure religious group and can’t take any criticism.
This is not ‘radical’ Islam. This is mainstream Islam. The Quran literally prescribes the death penalty for anyone who ‘insults’ their ‘prophet.’
This is what they do wherever they become the majority. And this is their goal for America and Europe under Sharia.
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A dog used to follow pilgrims to a Hindu religious site in Sri Lanka, and videos of it were shared warmly in Sri Lankan Hindu circles.
In late June, offended by the videos, a Muslim man went to the pilgrimage site, located the dog, kicked it, and uploaded the video, sparking outrage. During one such argument, a Sri Lankan Muslim wrote a derogatory post against the Hindu deity.
Anojan Sivarasa, a Sri Lankan Hindu working as a laborer in Saudi Arabia, didn't like the comment and responded with a reply that was allegedly derogatory to the Prophet.
Anojan's well-wisher immediately warned him. He took down the comment and issued a video apology within five minutes in which he said he was responding to an insult to his faith. However, it was too late. Anojan's fellow Sri Lankan Muslims had already taken a screenshot and emailed it to his employer in Saudi Arabia. His employer promptly reported it to the authorities, who arrested Anojan and put him on trial. He has been sentenced to death.
Saudi Arabia rarely reverses a decision once it has made one, but there should be global outrage over this. Blasphemy laws or whatever, the man was only responding to an insult to his faith, deleted the comment, and issued an apology within minutes, yet he will still have to pay with his life while those who provoked him are rejoicing in Sri Lanka. This is unacceptable. Anyone calling themselves a free speech supporter and not opposing this is a hypocrite of the highest order.
