Bharat’s Strategic Crossroads: Unmasking Provocations, Protecting Civilization In today’s volatile geopolitical climate, Bharat finds itself facing a multi-pronged challenge—from state-sponsored terrorism and demographic shifts to institutional subversion and foreign interference. A closer look at unfolding events points toward an orchestrated effort to destabilize the nation from both outside and within. 1. Across the Border: The Pakistan Factor Pakistan’s military establishment, under General Asim Munir, is under scrutiny for allegedly enabling cross-border terror. Munir, with a background in both Military Intelligence and the ISI, has presided over a resurgence of militant activity. The horrific Pahalgam terrorist attack in April 2025, which killed 26 civilians, bore the mark of Lashkar-e-Taiba. One of the attackers was a former Pakistani commando, underscoring direct institutional complicity. Critics argue that Munir doesn’t act alone. The question arises: Who empowers Pakis...
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Ancient Roots of Bharat : I now learnt the importance of the following:
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I now learnt the importance of the following: 1. Why bathrooms and toilets were outside our houses and not inside. 2. Why we should not touch anything or anybody when we return from a barber shop or a funeral. You may return to normalcy only after having a bath as soon as you enter the house. 3. Why footwears were kept outside the house and not inside. 4. Why we need to wash our hands and feet when we returned from schools or after playing outside. 5. Why a mandatory 10 days isolation/quarantine (especially at a birth in the house or death in the family) in traditional households. 6. Why households must not cook if there's a dead body inside the house. 7. Why washing of clothes was done outside the house and not inside. 8. Why it was mandatory to have bath before getting into the house kitchen cooking. 9. Why once you have had bath, you were not supposed to physically touch those who were still to take bath. We thought all these things are orthobox and have no...
Ten Things a Sanatani Hindu Can Do While Using English Language
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Ten Things a Sanatani Hindu Can Do While Using English Language: - written by Francois Gautier (A Frenchman with pondicherry as his home. He knows more Hinduism than most of us) 1. Please stop using the term "God fearing" - Hindus never ever fear God. For us, God is everywhere and we are also integral part of God. God is not a separate entity to fear. 2. Please do not use the meaningless term "RIP" when someone dies. Use "Om Shanti", "Sadgati" or "I wish this atma attains moksha/sadgati /uttama lokas". Hinduism neither has the concept of "soul" nor its "resting". The terms "Atma" and "Jeeva" are, in a way, antonyms for the word "soul".(to be understood in detail) 3. Please don't use the word "Mythology" for our historic epics (Itihas) Ramayana and Mahabharata. Rama and Krishna are historical heroes, not just mythical characters. 3. Please don't be apologetic ...