Author | Netagiri - https://teapaw.org/t.co/onT8bOGm8g | MBA | Engineer
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With @svembu leading the charge, and #Swadeshi finally getting momentum, I am proud to announce that my book is on track!
Will finish the final manuscript soon!
Have been working on it since 2023!
@aravind @UlaaBrowser @Arattai @Zoho @AshwiniVaishnaw
If BJP wins Karnataka in 2028 & decides to back an OBC CM
Possible names (in order) are (age in 2028)
1. V Sunil Kumar (52 yrs) - MY BET
2. P Chikkamuni Mohan (65 yrs)
3. Kota Srinivas Poojary (69 yrs)
@Pradip_K_Varma @Kal_Chiron
Retired Sidda makes space for BJP in OBCs
Bihar needs a full political reset!
But wont happen since all main leaders are dynasts themselves so don't expect anyone to change the status quo
If any, only BJP can do it especially witht heir own CM and close ot a majority
East: Bihar and Jharkhand fill the top. 78 of the region's 148 districts score 80+. The median district scores 96 in Bihar and 95 in Jharkhand.
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Basically,
Anga-Banga(incl Tripura)-Kalinga
UP & Jharkhand
Assam
North & Central MH
North Karnataka
Rayalseema in Andhra
Surprisingly, East Rajasthan
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Nehru was talking about wildlife conservation in the 1950s but his govt was begging foreigners to do Shikar for ~150 rupees (of Tigers)
Was Nehru clueless or just a poor administrator?
indiatoday.in/history-of-it/…
Why is there a slum right inside the BKC in Mumbai?
Near Vakola Nala - seems pretty big too
@Kal_Chiron @MandarSawant184 @aviralbhat @VishalBhargava5
Nabeel Bhattacharya retweeted
I had said in my tweets after Sonia had proclaimed her loyalty and belonging to the nation, it took 15 years after she married and lived in PM Indira's house to apply for Indian citizenship which she did only after Sanjay died and it became clear that Rajeev would become the PM. Even after Rajeev became PM when she went to Europe she refused Indian security and wanted Italian security. When I had the top RAW official to testify to me that I wrote an article titled Sonia Unmasked in New Indian Express on 17.4.2004 which was included as part of my articles compiled 110 page a Book titled Sonia in the perception of a nationalist at p 55. It is reproduced here. Neither Sonia or anyone in the Congress disputed it or sued me. Read on to feel the national humiliation which your previous felt in 2004 at the hand of Sonia
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Dr Madhok had advised the merger of Swatantra Party n Jan Sangh in 1969 n idea rejected by ABV/Nanaji Deshmukh n Deoras on their personal animosity towards Madhok. Had this was done the history of the country had been different
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Just received these letters from Penguin telling me that Land of Seven River has just done its 65th reprint and that Ocean of Churn has gone through 33 reprints!! Not too shabby, eh ??
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All liberals from California moved to Texas for better life and tax ecosystem with biz friendly environment and no batshit crazy libtardism.
In the end they made Texas into another California I guess 😂
Reminded me of a childhood joke of Lalu and Bill Clinton. Bill says give me Patna for 10 years and I will make it New York.
Lalu says give me America for 1 year and I will make it Bihar.
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Madhya Pradesh turns 70 today. Most people know Vidisha, in the middle of the state, as a seat Atal Bihari Vajpayee once contested. But the district also has temple remains from the 2nd century BCE to the 11th century CE.
Around 113 BCE, Heliodorus, believed to be an envoy of an Indo-Greek king, put up a stone pillar there. It is the earliest physical evidence of Vishnu worship outside the texts.
Some 500 years later, under the Gupta king Chandragupta II, 20 caves were cut into the Udayagiri hill nearby. One of them has a giant panel of Vishnu as the boar Varaha, lifting the earth goddess out of the ocean.
In the 11th century, under the Paramaras, the Bijamandal temple in Vidisha town was planned on a scale to rival the biggest temples of Khajuraho. Much of it was destroyed in later sieges, though its base and carvings survive.
Still, tourists go to Khajuraho and Orchha, and few go to Vidisha. As the state turns 70, this piece by @c_aashish argues it is time to put the district on the tourist map.
swarajyamag.com/states/madhy…
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One of the most goated things I have ever read
Shared by Tanmay Bhat on Instagram
We can make a very good Tekken like game using Mahabharat charcaters
MAHABHARATA WARRIORS TIER LIST
Strictly based on the BORI Critical Edition. Ranked by battlefield performance, victories, quality of opponents and consistency. Not reputation, backstories or TV serials.
S+ | God Tier: Absolute battlefield supremacy.
S | Legends: Warriors who could single-handedly change the course of a battle.
A+ | Elite: Exceptional warriors with consistently outstanding performances.
A | Formidable: Highly capable fighters with significant victories, but notable limitations.
B | Mid: Competent warriors with occasional brilliance but inconsistent records.
F | Cannon Fodder: Rest of them.
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Irfan Habib wrote an article in HT before the excavation started. He argued that the ASI should not go deeper than 2 metres because the dispute pertains to medieval India and any depth more than that would yield material culture of the ancient India and a brick of the Kushan period could be used as a evidence of a Hindu structure. The Muslim side took the cue and pleaded with the HC to prescribe a 2-metre depth limit to the ASI. The court asked the ASI to reply. The agency argued that limiting the depth would be against the principles of archaeology. It would be an incomplete and meaningless exercise. A couple of months before, Habib had admitted of a structure beneath the earth but called it ‘a residential quarter for marginalised sections.’ All his roguery has been unmasked in my book India’s Rogue Historians. Here is the link.
amzn.in/d/073fAHRv
Supreme Court’s Babri Masjid verdict was “totally illegitimate” from a historian's point of view, says historian Irfan Habib in a conversation with @dksingh73 and @MandhaniApoorva.
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Rajput says a big vision is not enough. They also need ‘a bureaucrat who can envision a museum as bigger than himself’.
Read the full interview below.
swarajyamag.com/culture/the-…
