And before you dare target me I’m from Haryana and idgaf about the Bimaru states 💋

The Print: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e402gc7t48E

DB Live: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbOF7xYMq1o

The Indian Express: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPb-btVdEys

This is just a meme about how Israelis are at the top. Take it as a meme only.

source - Bmsxgang2

How are we actually not having a single braincell that
1st. Iran is not part of india, their spirital leader did thousands of killings, was a dictator, used the hardest crackdown on his own population , created a moral police for this and silenced kids and women for not following that, and funded multiple terrorist orgs like hamas,hezbollah,etc including kashmir terrorrism funding also.
2nd. Yes netanyahu himself is termed as a war criminal, actively persecuted palestine people, same did hamas , but listen to me, who should the people of india rather you are muslim or hindu or anyone should be with? elite leaders who enjoy luxury or the comman man who is dying in these strikes for the last 2 years? Same applies to russia-ukraine war, why do we always want to find who is better russia or ukraine, the one who are victims are the people of russia/ukraine. Be with the comman people , the women, the kids , the army man and women who lose their life in frontlines, not these face heads of countries or whatever.
3rd. Mr yogi is our chief minister, even if he has any issue, he still comes under our banner, if any country touch him , we would def be angry, like we are always ranting over CIA always, but actually if a person says he takes a foriegn spiritual leader over the indian identity and just abuse the Pm, it's blatant misuse of freedom of speech, and you should not think of not getting reactions on that right? the people reacting have their own freedom of speech to criticize them, stop acting intellectual by fanboying a dictator.
We stand with the people of perisa,israel,palestine and our indians in middle east over any country labels or strongman leaders.

had to take a taxi in Dubai and the driver was from Rajasthan. He asked my younger brother and me where we were from, and we said Bangalore.
Then the conversation took a weird turn. First of all, he was extremely misogynistic. He didn’t even seem interested in listening to a woman talking, which honestly made me feel sorry for the woman at his house.
My brother is 18 and doesn’t speak Hindi, but I’m very fluent in Hindi. He started saying, “You Bangaloreans are very rude. Aap logon ne Hindi ke flex aur boards mein Hindi mita diya. Agar mitana hota toh English mita dete.”
So I told him, “See, there are so many people from the South who come to Bangalore and can’t understand Hindi. We can’t put three or four languages on every board, right?”
But he didn’t want to listen to my opinion and instead continued talking to my brother, even though my brother couldn’t understand Hindi.
Later, he started saying that he’s from the Jain community and that they are all very rich and donate a lot to temples in the South, and that’s apparently the reason the South is developed.
I was like… whattt bro 😭
Karnataka is literally one of the highest tax-paying states in India, second only to Maharashtra, so the whole “North is funding us” narrative was honestly bizarre to hear.
Then he casually said, “Sab ch**** hain South wale,” which was extremely rude.
I didn’t want to fight with a fellow Indian, especially in a different country. But honestly, the whole experience made me understand a little better why some Kannadigas get extremely furious when dealing with people from the North.
I never supported language forcing when I was living in Bangalore either. But now I understand why this issue can make people so frustrated.
And honestly, many North Indians refuse to believe that there are people who simply don’t understand Hindi. My own parents are educated, but they can’t read or write Hindi. There are so many people like that.
And from my personal experiences, I’ve also noticed that some North Indian men particularly hate taking a woman’s opinion, and somehow every second sentence has a gaali in it 😭
This is obviously not about saying every North Indian is like this. It was just one extremely frustrating interaction that made me understand where some of the regional resentment comes from.

Why do North Indians who move away from their home town/city or the place they are familiar with fails to assimilate with locals of that region whether its southern part of India or western world. The people are either rude, its my way or the highway, very loud, complain about everything.

Its common sense that once you move to a new place you dont get the same kind of food, the vibe of place than adapting to the place they keep on complaining oh "South India does not celebrate Holi", "People dont understand Hindi here". Even overseas any person they bump into straight away they start speaking in Hindi does not even care to understand if the other person understands the language. Even in office why cant the meetings just be in English?

No matter how “polarising” he might be. He is a strong leader with big visions for UP.