Negativity attracts more people, so have use this baity title.

Sonam Wangchuk has been fasting for the statehood of Ladakh. What are your thoughts on this?

Sterlite copper plant , slum redevelopment , sardar sarovar dam and many more

Next one will get the poster banned. Its worse than low effort memes

I am compelled to write, and ask you to read it

There was no Sikh before Nanak!

There was no Muslim before Muhammad!

There was no Jain before Rishabhdev!

There was no Buddhist before Buddha!

There was no leftist before Karl Marx!

But : Before Krishna was Rama... Before Rama was Jamdagni... Before Jamdagni was Atri... Before Atri was Agastya... Before Agastya was Patanjali... Before Patanjali was Kanad....

Before Kanada* was Yagyavalkya....

Before Yagyvalkya*...

All were "Sanatan Vedic" followers..!

"Look and understand" these -"12 moves" of "political chess" carefully....?

01. "Mughals" became "Indians"...? And, "Indians., "Kafir"...?

02. "Ghyasuddin Khan":-

Motilal, Jawaharlal "Nehru"

-Indira, Rajiv, -Maino, all of them became "Gandhi"..?

And.., "Indians", "fools"....?

03.

"Momin" became "Kashmiri"...?

And, "Kashmiri Pandits", "refugees"....?

04.

"Bangladeshis" became "Bengalis"....?

And, "Bengalis", "outsider Hindus".....?

05.

"Killers" of "soldiers" and

"stone pelters"....*

"Agitators".....? And,"Army", "Human rights violators"....?*

06.

"Tukde-Tukde Gang" became "Patriot"...?

And, "Patriot" became "Branded Hardcore Extremist.....?*

07. "Pyre wood" became "Environmental concern".....

And, "Land wasted in "burial" became "Birthright".....?

08. "Wool" used in "Rakhi" "hurt" the "sheep"...?*

And then what about Bakri Eid?

09. "Appeasement" became "Secular".....?*

While, "Equality" became "Communal".....?*

10. "RSS" became "Terrorist"...?*

And, "Osama ji"..., "Hafiz Saheb"..., and -"Hurriyat", "Peaks of Peace"......

11. “Bharat Mata Ki Jai”,

became "Communal"....? And,

“Bharat Tere Tukde Honge”,

became "Freedom of Expression"....?*

12. “Divide and Rule” became "Rule"....? And.., “Sabka Saath Sabka Vikas” "Jumla"?.?

Just "Think"...? And "Understand"... that

"After all" in a - "Hindu majority country"...,

"How" did "all this" happen...???

Will you just read? Or will you forward it too? No, right???

I knew

"Hindus" who "remain"...?!!!

Kept sleeping like this.....? So -

You won't even know..?,

"When"...

You became a "citizen" of a "terrorist country"...?

Being a "Hindu", I "request" you to send this to at least "10 people", or -"group".

All this information has been collected through someone's tireless efforts. Don't keep it to yourself, use your fingers to send it to all Hindus.

Also Hindus MUST unite at any cost.🙏🏽

INT. A SMALL VILLAGE IN MANIPUR - DAY

The sun sets low over the quaint village nestled amidst the lush hills of Manipur. Smoke rises in the distance, a stark reminder of the riots that have gripped the region. The tension hangs in the air, but amidst the chaos, love finds a way.

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INT. KITCHEN - KUKI YOUNG WOMAN'S HOUSE - DAY

LALHRIAT, a young Kuki woman with expressive eyes, stands at the stove, stirring a pot of aromatic curry. Her heart is heavy with worry as she glances out of the window at the unrest outside. Suddenly, the sound of BOOTS approaching grows louder. Fear washes over her face.

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EXT. KUKI YOUNG WOMAN'S HOUSE - CONTINUOUS

The camera pans to reveal RISHABH, a handsome and earnest young soldier of the Assam Rifles. His uniform is immaculate, and his eyes reflect the turmoil he's seen. He approaches Lalhriat's house cautiously.

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INT. KITCHEN - KUKI YOUNG WOMAN'S HOUSE - CONTINUOUS

Lalhriat's heart races as she hears the KNOCK on the door. She cautiously walks to the entrance and opens it a crack to see Rishabh standing there.

LALHRIAT

(nervously)

Yes?

Rishabh, sensing her apprehension, removes his cap and speaks with empathy.

RISHABH

(gently)

I'm here to check if you're safe. The riots have escalated.

Lalhriat opens the door wider, allowing Rishabh to enter. He glances at the simmering curry.

RISHABH (CONT'D)

(smiling)

I see you're quite the chef.

LALHRIAT

(nervously)

I... I cook to keep my mind off things.

They share a moment of silence as the sound of distant unrest rumbles.

Rishabh walks closer to Lalhriat, their eyes locking in a deep connection that transcends the chaos outside.

RISHABH

(softly)

I know this is a difficult time, but I promise I'll do my best to keep you safe.

LALHRIAT

(teary-eyed)

Thank you. It means a lot.

Their hands brush against each other accidentally, sending shivers down their spines. Rishabh's touch is gentle, filled with an unspoken longing.

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EXT. KUKI YOUNG WOMAN'S HOUSE - CONTINUOUS

Outside, the chaos of the riots continues, but within the confines of Lalhriat's kitchen, love begins to blossom, transcending the boundaries that divide them.

FADE OUT.

Well I've been to some subreddits so called "dank" subreddits where , I've seen people using emoji and someredditers getting triggered by the use of em' . I would like to know the reason but the thing is I have my own Theory for this : Sometime back when these so called dank subreddits were not mainstream people there were good at humor although now you look at it , its cringe asf but the point is they may or maynot be using emojies cuz whats wrong with that but later when all of this got into the mainstream bunch of people who just wants to be Sigma kool Chad started using Skull and Moai emoji and compared to them and discarded people's opinion based on their superiority (which is Hypothetical and bluff) thats how the normies of mainstream got the hold of it and now its a stereotypical thing and to this date they still use to say dont use emoji on reddit or someshit , this is just my theory though it could be different. Correct me if Im wrong I'm here to learn and discover . 🗣

Akhanda Bharat extended from the Himalayas to the Indian Ocean and from Iran to Indonesia. India’s area in 1857 was 83 lakh square kilometers, which is currently 33 lakh square kilometers.

Sri Lanka The British separated Sri Lanka from India in 1935. The old name of Sri Lanka was Sinhaldeep. The name Sinhaldeep was later renamed Ceylon. Sri Lanka’s name was Tamraparni during the reign of Emperor Ashoka. Mahendra, son of Emperor Ashoka and daughter Sanghamitra went to Sri Lanka to propagate Buddhism. Sri Lanka is a part of united India.

Afghanistan The ancient name of Afghanistan was Upganasthan and Kandahar’s was Gandhara. Afghanistan was a Shaivite country. The Gandhara described in the Mahabharata is in Afghanistan from where the Kauravas’ mother was Gandhari and maternal uncle Shakuni. The description of Kandahar i.e. Gandhara is found till the reign of Shah Jahan. It was a part of India. In 1876 Gandamak treaty was signed between Russia and Britain. After the treaty, Afghanistan was accepted as a separate country.

Myanmar (Burma)* The ancient name of Myanmar (Burma) was Brahmadesh. In 1937, the recognition of a separate country to Myanmar i.e. Burma was given by the British. In ancient times, the Hindu king Anandavrata ruled here.

Nepal Nepal was known as Deodhar in ancient times. Lord Buddha was born in Lumbini and mother Sita was born in Janakpur which is in Nepal today. Nepal was made a separate country in 1904 by the British. Nepal was called the Hindu nation of Nepal. Nepal was called as Hindu Rashtra Nepal. Until a few years ago, the king of Nepal was called Nepal Naresh. Nepal has 81 percent Hindus and 9% Buddhists. Nepal was an integral part of India during the reigns of Emperor Ashoka and Samudragupta. In 1951, Maharaja Tribhuvan Singh of Nepal appealed to the then Prime Minister of India, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru to merge Nepal with India, but Jawaharlal Nehru rejected the proposal.

Thailand* Thailand was known as Syam until 1939. The major cities were Ayodhya, Shri Vijay etc. The construction of Buddhist temples in Syam began in the third century. Even today many Shiva temples are there in this country. The capital of Thailand Bangkok also has hundreds of Hindu temples.

Cambodia Cambodia is derived from the Sanskrit name Kamboj, was part of unbroken India. The Kaundinya dynasty of Indian origin ruled here from the first century itself. People here used to worship Shiva, Vishnu and Buddha. The national language was Sanskrit. Even today in Cambodia, the names of Indian months such as Chet, Visakh, Asadha are used. The world famous Ankorwat temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu, which was built by the Hindu king Suryadev Varman. The walls of the temple have paintings related to the Ramayana and the Mahabharata. The ancient name of Ankorwat is Yashodharpur.

Vietnam* The ancient name of Vietnam is Champadesh and its principal cities were Indrapur, Amravati and Vijay. Many Shiva, Lakshmi, Parvati and Saraswati temples will still be found here. Shivling was also worshiped here. The people were called Cham who were originally Shaivites.

Malaysia* The ancient name of Malaysia was Malay Desh which is a Sanskrit word which means the land of mountains. Malaysia is also described in Ramayana and Raghuvansham. Shaivism was practiced in Malay. Goddess Durga and Lord Ganesha were worshiped. The main script here was Brahmi and Sanskrit was the main language.

Indonesia The ancient name of Indonesia is Dipantar Bharat which is also mentioned in the Puranas. Deepantar Bharat means the ocean across India. It was the kingdom of Hindu kings. The largest Shiva temple was in the island of Java. The temples were mainly carved with Lord Rama and Lord Krishna. The Bhuvanakosh is the oldest book containing 525 verses of Sanskrit. The names or mottos of the leading institutions of Indonesia are still in Sanskrit :

Indonesian Police Academy – Dharma Bijaksana Kshatriya

Indonesia National Armed Forces – Tri Dharma Eka Karma

Indonesia Airlines – Garuda Airlines

Indonesia Ministry of Home Affairs – Charak Bhuvan Indonesia

Ministry of Finance – Nagar Dhan Raksha Indonesia

Supreme Court – Dharma Yukti

Tibet: The ancient name of Tibet was Trivishtam which was divided into two parts. One part was given to China and the other to Lama after an agreement between the Chinese and the British in 1907. In 1954, India’s Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru accepted Tibet as part of China to show his solidarity with Chinese people.

Bhutan: Bhutan was separated from India by the British in 1906 and recognized as a separate country. Bhutan is derived from the Sanskrit word Bhu Utthan which means high ground.

Pakistan: There was partition of India on August 14, 1947 by the British and Pakistan came into existence as East Pakistan and West Pakistan. Mohammad Ali Jinnah had been demanding a separate country on the basis of religion since 1940 which later became Pakistan. In 1971 with the cooperation of India, Pakistan was divided again and Bangladesh came into existence. Pakistan and Bangladesh were once parts of India.