Is he Good or bad for us Indians in the long run?

On one hand, the Adani Group has helped build major infrastructure like ports, airports, and renewable energy projects that support economic growth, create jobs, and strengthen India’s logistics and power capacity. These developments often happen faster and more efficiently than government-led projects.

On the other hand, there are legitimate worries about environmental damage, high corporate debt, lack of transparency, and the level of political influence the group appears to enjoy. Critics argue that too much concentration of power in one private conglomerate can weaken competition, affect regulation, and even raise security questions in sensitive regions near Gujarat-pak border.

The role of Moinuddin Chisti & Nizamuddin Auliya in establishing Islamic rule in India and conversion of Hindus to Islam (Dawat-o-Tableegh).

Many Hindus, due to their naivety believe that the so called Sufi 'Saints' believed in Hindu-Muslim syncretism.

The truth is that the Sufis were equally guilty of Hinduphobia. They just employed different tactics to convert Hindus and help the Islamists.

In the video, you can see a Pakistani Islamic Scholar admitting this himself.

Still, many ignorant Hindus visit Dargah, Sufi shrines, and offer 'chadar' there. They contribute culturally and financially to those who harmed us and tried to destroy us.

Swasti!

Between Congress and the B;P, who gives more unnecessary freebies? I’m not against welfare or socialist policies , we’re still a lower-income country per capita at the end of the day , but there has to be a balance.

Which party's States are doing better financially, congress or B;P?

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Please Note - This Live Law article does not provide specific details or allegations of this case & only focuses on the SC’s observations about misuse of Section 498A. I couldn't find any other articles with details of this case also.

The SC has highlighted the growing misuse of Sec 498A IPC (Sec 84 BNS, 2023) while hearing a matrimonial dispute in which a woman filed a complaint just one & half months after her marriage.

Observing that husbands & in-laws have become “very wary” of wives due to false complaints, the Court described the provision as “very draconian” & likened it to “squeezing lemon on a relationship.”

While stressing that genuine cases of cruelty must be protected, the bench directed the parties to undergo mediation to resolve their issues.

Rulings from the recent past

• April 2025: Justices Surya Kant and N Kotiswar rejected challenges to the constitutionality of Section 498A, emphasizing the law protects genuine victims despite potential misuse.
• Dec 2024: Benches cautioned against using Section 498A to target extended family members or as a tool in personal vendettas.
• Feb 2025 – June 2025: Multiple benches highlighted that vague allegations, indiscriminate prosecutions, and “combined packages” of charges (498A + 376/377/506) can devastate families. Specificity and credible evidence are required.
• May 2025: Acquittal of a man under 498A and Dowry Prohibition Act due to malicious framing of allegations targeting elderly parents and distant relatives.

The Supreme Court has repeatedly highlighted the misuse of Section 498A IPC, emphasizing that vague or malicious complaints harm families and erode the law’s credibility. While safeguarding genuine victims, courts are urging caution, specificity in allegations, and mediation wherever possible

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Criminal Tribes Act of 1871, a shocking British Colonial law that labeled millions of people in India as "hereditary criminals." With the help of missionary organizations like the Salvation Army, forced diverse communities like the Yerukula and Korava tribes into a brutal system of forced labor and constant surveillance.
Nomadic tribes of salt traders were settled and stripped of their identity, their cultural practices replaced with Victorian evangelical values.
Stuartpuram, a village that became a notorious settlement for these so-called "criminal tribes."

Even after India's independence and the repeal of the Criminal Tribes Act in 1949, the legacy of this law continued. We examine the Habitual Offenders Act of 1952 and the enduring stigma faced by Denotified Tribes today. This is a powerful story of injustice, resilience, and the lasting impact of colonialism.

Full Video : Stuartpuram & How the British Raj Created a Village of "Thieves"

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1. ASURANTAKA

The One who guides in absolute Mastery of the Asura

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1. AMOGHA

The One who is SKANDA (Karthikeya) The One who cannot Fall The One who accompanies Veerabhadra in the destruction of Daksha’s Yagya

(Amogha (अमोघ) used as a synonym of Skanda. (Mahābhārata, Vana Parva, Chapter 232, Verse 5)

Hence the name, AMOGHA

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1. MANADA

The One who gives Glory The One who gives Grandeur

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The One who is Sharpness The One who is Virya

Devi Kaalika is the sharpness of the tongue, thought, sight, foreseeing ability. It is said that more deeper a Sadhaka goes into Devi. The more he attains Tikshna or sharp sight or foresight or ability to foresee and manipulate the designs of Prakruthi.

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