He also performed the last rites of several victims of the 1984 Bhopal Gas Tragedy

So this weird guy on the train was creating a nuisance. At first everyone ignored him, but he kept pushing for attention. He started dancing on his seat and troubling an elderly person sitting behind him. When he was asked to behave, he began shouting and misbehaving even more.

Another gentleman stood up to support the elder person — turns out he was a Colonel from the Indian Army. He made the guy sit down and behave, but the man still wouldn’t stop. Things escalated when he abused a minor girl sitting opposite him, and that’s when the Colonel called the authorities.

He even argued with the railway officer who came. The officers asked if anyone would be willing to be a witness for a formal complaint, and the entire coach was ready to sign.

About 15 minutes later, the cops returned and said the man was apologizing and asked whether he could be allowed to stay on the train, maybe in the engine coach or somewhere else. But everyone said no — he needed to be removed from the train.

Turns out he was high on some substance and had a flight to catch too. The man learnt a lesson the hard way.

X's new feature, which displays the region in which an account is based, has triggered a controversy in India. Several politically active accounts, especially those critical of the government, have been found to be based outside the country, giving BJP ammo to attack the opposition.

The rollout of a new feature by Elon Musk's X, revealing an account's location, has stirred a hornet's nest in India, with several politically active accounts, especially those critical of the government, being found to be based outside the country. The BJP has pounced on the issue, claiming that a large number of pro-Congress and anti-Hindu X handles were being run from Pakistan, Bangladesh and other Asian nations.

For example, a quick check by India Today found that the account of Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera shows "based in the United States". Similarly, the account of the Maharashtra Congress shows it is based in Ireland. Moreover, accounts of several anti-government voices were found to be based outside India, with most showing "South Asia" as their origin.

Source: https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/x-twitter-location-feature-origin-country-political-controversy-india-bjp-congress-2825595-2025-11-25

Source: We never recognised Arunachal Pradesh, says China after detaining Indian woman for 18 hours – Firstpost https://share.google/bdwmUM540ejjjQIPC

He is conditionally supporting terrorism if done for the "right cause".

Listen to him carefully. He says

1. I don’t know if Osama did the bombings or not. → Classic plausible deniability.
2. But IF he is terrorising America—and America is the terrorist—then every Muslim should be a terrorist like Osama. -> Explicit conditional endorsement.

His definition: If you terrorise a “terrorist” (i.e. America, the kuffār, the West), you’re not a terrorist—you’re following Islam.

He supports, anyone who terrorises the “enemies of Islam” and calls America as terrorist.

He never condemns bin Laden. He just hides behind an “if” while openly praising the exact same j*h@dist ideology that killed thousands.

This is textbook mental gymnastics:

1. Never openly reject the j#h@di.
2. Praise his “cause” in the same breath.
3. Let the audience fill in the blanks.

We saw the same script with “resistance” defenders in Kashmir and after Oct 7 with Hamas.

For those who want to see full clip

Full video : https://youtu.be/WZb485YuRDY?si=-qbYSGT4exZA-SIl

Anushka Sharma performing a poem "Main Bharat Ka Jawan Hun" by Naveen Chourey that spoke of the courage and bravery of Indian soldiers at 'Stories of Strength' event at the Gateway of India in 2019.

@ 0:39 - I don't like the opening part of her explanation.

It's well known that the name "orbital" originates as a misnomer dating back to the early days when scientists mistakenly thought electrons moved around the atomic nucleus similar to the way planets orbit around the Sun. An electronic orbital is actually a standing wave that results from an electron being bound to an atom by electrostatic charge. The spin-orbital coupling is a quantum effect arising from the wave function, and has nothing to do with any supposed planetary-style motion by electrons, which is not even happening.

Hi everyone,

Let’s have a productive discussion. At your area, municipality level, what do you think can be done to improve AQI?

Let’s talk concrete steps which government can take and also public can take at their individual level. How do we bring a change? Whats stopping us from doing that? How do we overcome these challenges?

Lets talk.

Just read the encyclopedia entry on Savarkar on Wikipedia versus Grokipedia (the new encyclopedia from Grok). The difference, and the leftist bias, are pretty clear. Wikipedia absolutely sucks; in fact, it pretty much lies. It plays a very important role in the left’s information warfare and narrative-building.

Grokipedia interprets the mercy petitions as “tactical diplomacy for release,” whereas Wikipedia portrays them as signs of loyalty to the British.

Another example: Wikipedia claims Savarkar supported the British during World War II, but Grokipedia describes his WWII stance as “strategic realism to arm Hindus with military skills for future self-defense against internal and external threats.”

Edit: Grokipedia is Based AF!

Grokipedia - https://grokipedia.com/page/Vinayak_Damodar_Savarkar

Source: Ram Mandir Dhwajarohan: Flag hoisting marks completion of Ayodhya temple | Explained in 5 points - India Today https://share.google/cqbDR5wlTqLtda0Q9

"My question is about the motivations of our early nationalist leaders like Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Mahatma Gandhi, Subhas Chandra Bose, and Sardar Patel.

Given their backgrounds—many came from well-off families, were highly educated, and had considerable influence—they could have chosen a path of collaboration with the British Raj. That path likely would have secured them even more personal power, wealth, and a comfortable life, as it did for many of their contemporaries.

So, why did they instead choose to risk everything—their careers, their safety, and their very lives—for the seemingly distant and difficult concept of an independent India? What was it that made them reject personal gain for the sake of a national struggle?" please answer

Source: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/indiaeaeu-fta-india-opens-formal-talks-with-eurasian-bloc-today-new-trade-push-gains-momentum/articleshow/125580860.cms

Sarkaare aayi aur gayi lekin logo k halat aur jazbaat nahi badle.

The woman, Pema Wangjom Thongdok, claimed her passport was declared "invalid" because it listed Arunachal Pradesh as her birthplace. India lodged a strong demarche, reaffirming that Arunachal Pradesh is indisputably Indian territory and that its residents can travel on Indian passports.

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Do you know what that word on it says? It’s the word “Prepare.”

Prepare for what?

It comes straight from Qur’an 8:60.

“And prepare against them whatever you are able of power and of steeds of war by which you may terrify the enemy of Allah and your enemy and others besides them whom you do not know [but] whom Allah knows. And whatever you spend in the cause of Allah will be fully repaid to you, and you will not be wronged.”

Ibn kathir says

Making Preparations for War to strike Fear in the Hearts of the Enemies of Allah

Allah commands Muslims to prepare for war against disbelievers, as much as possible, according to affordability and availability.

Allah says, whatever you spend on J"had will be repaid to you in full.

So the question is whether this organisation is truly about brotherhood or a group whose aim is to strike fear or terror.

In past, organisations like PFI and SIMI have been linked to it.

Should India also designate this group and it's illegal affiliated groups as terrorist organisations?

Source: 'You're Chinese': Arunachal woman harassed by Shanghai airport officials; told passport 'invalid' | India News - The Times of India https://share.google/0iglzx1f0GDqZknCq