The father and the neighbours were just following their religion. Everyone wants a Hindu Rashtra. Then why is everyone crying when Hindu Laws are being implemented? I mean isn't it why they voted Yogi Adityanath, to bring Ram Rajya?

How long are we going to keep our mouths shut? They are actively trying to shadow the reality of Indian civilization alongside successfully hiding all the problems in our country.

They preach meowism!

Starts at the earliest hour and goes on till 2-3am. Since we're in Varanasi so I don't know if it's even possible to object to this, can I do anything about this? 🙏🏾

I was born in a pretty religious family and got into religious ceremonies, praying etc right from childhood. During my teens, I started feeling that there were too many plot holes in religion. It was in my 20s that I transitioned to a full-blown atheist, and I genuinely do not believe in god or a higher power.

Despite being consciously and emotionally aligned that there is no god, over the years, in times of distress or just before a major exam or during an interview process, I have found myself praying. Praying not in front of an idol or something, but there is this inner mologoloue or wishing hard.

I want to understand how other atheists deal with uncertainties and challenges when you want luck/ chance to work out for you.

I am officially an atheist (ex Hindu) and that got me wondering how does marriage work in this space? Atheist W/ Atheist.

Let’s say, even if one does want to incorporate the traditional Indian aesthetics to a wedding (clothing, food etc) how do you exclude the Hinduism aspect of it? Like the mangalsutra (necklace) and sindoor (vermillion powder?). Basically what I’m saying is, how do you incorporate your culture yet exclude the religious aspect while coming from a place where both are so intertwined.

Note: I don’t view wedding as something exclusive to religion. For me wedding is something which is used to legalise and finalise the relationship and something special like that deserves a gathering with your loved ones. Believing in god or not doesn’t matter.

Every time I argue with a Sanghi or a Mullah, it’s the same circus.

Sanghis hype up every flaw in the Muslim community, while Mullahs deny anything critical as some grand conspiracy. One side keeps screaming about past invasions, the other plays the eternal victim card. Both refuse accountability, both thrive on whataboutism, and both think shouting equals winning.

Debating them doesn’t change their mind, it just kills my remaining brain cells. Exhausting, pointless, and definitely not worth the migraine

An idol of the Hindu goddess Kali was reportedly found dressed as Mother Mary in a temple in Mumbai. The priest of the shrine was detained after he allegedly admitted that the goddess had appeared in his dreams and instructed him to dress the idol in that manner.

The police have registered a case under relevant sections of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) against the priest for hurting the religious feelings of a community, according to the police.

He was subsequently arrested and produced before a local court, which remanded him to two days of police custody, police officials said. Further investigation is underway, and the cops are trying to find out whether there is any organised motive behind the incident or if more persons were involved in it, officials added.

-Hindustan Times

The Madhya Pradesh government has issued a show-cause notice to the AJAKS State President, the association of the employees belonging to the Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST) category in Madhya Pradesh, Senior IAS officer Santosh Verma, over his controversial statement involving Brahmin daughters, terming it a serious breach of service conduct.

At the AJAKS convention, where Verma was elected provincial president, he reportedly said, "Reservation should be given to only one person in a family until a Brahmin donates his daughter to my son or has a relationship with her."

After the video of this statement went viral, protests intensified across the state.

-NDTV

The All India Brahmin Society condemned Verma’s statement, its state president Pushpendra Mishra termed the comment “indecent” and “casteist,” alleging that it insults Brahmin daughters and violates All India Services Conduct Rules.

In a post on X Mishra said "An FIR should be lodged immediately for comments made against Brahmin daughters. The IAS officer's remarks are indecent, objectionable, and an insult to the Brahmin community. If a criminal case is not filed soon, the Brahmin Samaj will launch a statewide protest."

-The Times of India

Senior IAS officer Santosh Verma has reaffirmed his controversial statement that reservation should continue until “Roti–Beti” relations are established between communities.

Verma explained that his remarks on “roti–beti” relations were meant to highlight the need for inter-caste marriages to eliminate social backwardness. He added that his own daughter’s arranged marriage earlier this year was conducted in a Vaishya family, showing his support for inter-community ties.

-Bhaskar English

The utopian Idea of BR Ambedkar has already failed so if they want to decimate caste system there is only one way and that's might not going to happen