Maa ki puja nhi karenge. Nachne ajayenge

https://x.com/rishibagree/status/2110577573503869237

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2 posts within 2 hours. Natural engagement and upvotes dropping. They should probably wake all the online bots up soon.

Same as title.

Source - https://x.com/cjp_for_india/status/2110931540545057066?s=46

Boston canteen english

Here is Mahfuz Alam with Mohammad Yunus in the USA after successfully toppling the Bangladesh government with the regime-change toolkit.

Listen carefully to what Yunus said about the protest: “It is a very meticulously designed thing; it just didn't come suddenly, it's very well designed”

Now, Neha Bora said she is taking inspiration from the Bangladesh regime-change protest.

This is happening in Pune at 6 am, in a completely residential neighbourhood. How is this reasonable? And how is it acceptable to subject an entire neighbourhood to this level of noise so early in the morning? This is particularly disappointing.

Jain religion is rooted in ahimsa towards all living beings. Jain maharasaab cover their mouths with a muhpatti to minimise harm to even the smallest organisms, walk barefoot to avoid harming life beneath their feet, and place immense value on restraint and self-discipline.

So how can you justify the repeated use of loudspeakers, dhols and other forms of noise that disturb an entire residential neighbourhood? This isn’t an isolated incident. It happens regularly in one form or another, often with large crowds gathering outside the temple.

Religious freedom deserves respect. But so does the peace, sleep and well-being of the people who live around a place of worship. These two things
should not be mutually exclusive.

This isn’t an argument against Jainism or anyone’s right to practise their faith. It’s a question of whether our public expression of religion reflects the very values we claim it stands for.

If non-violence begins with compassion for the smallest forms of life, shouldn’t consideration for the people living right next door be part of it too?

Rahul Gandhi has lost 94% of elections in the last ten years...

If it has been any other party with common sense, RG would have been out ages ago. That's how BJP does it, they never forgive incompetence at least at a national level..!

If Congres has to win, they would need to shed the Gandhi family obsession, especially Rahul Gandhi...

RG's entitlement is not what is going to get him to the PM post, one would need to earn the trust of the people and talk on real and genuine issues of the country... Get some experience in the real world..!!

Video Dubbed to English (originally in Gujarati)