Vijay Prabhu retweeted
Over 60 years since Nehru died
Why are Indians still arguing so passionately over whether he was "great" or not?
Because the problem isn't Nehru
The problem is Rahul Gandhi
Look, the legacy of every historical figure will always be debated: Washington, Lincoln, FDR, Napoleon, Bismarck, everyone
The same in India: the legacy of Patel, Subhas Bose, Rasbehari Bose, Savarkar, Lajpat Rai, Tilak, everyone...
As Indians, we all inherit their legacy. As free citizens with conscience, we think about that legacy, we interpret it, we debate about it.
But something is unique about Nehru's legacy.
Nehru's legacy is more like private property. One family owns it.
Will Rahul Gandhi accept every Indian as equally inheriting Nehru's legacy?
No, the family owns Nehru's legacy. We can only worship from a distance.
And therein lies the problem. Why should I worship someone's private property?
The legacy of every other leader belongs to the Indian people as a whole. Equally to every Indian. Except that of Nehru.
So the intellectuals who love Nehru have a simple choice. Declare that every Indian equally inherits Nehru's legacy, not just one family. Then the political attacks on Nehru will stop.
In other words, if you want Nehru to be loved, you have to "nationalize" his legacy. Isn't that ironic?
Vijay Prabhu retweeted
This👇is wht Pakis wud like to believe. Practically, Indians have no upside to engaging w/Pakis - trade is miniscule, Paki science is Lal Masjid level, tourism will merely increase jihadi traffic into India. Good riddance is wht we did in 1947, let it be a status quo..
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I remembered Bananagate after hearing this exchange between Lutnick and Rep. Madeleine Dean (this is from 2025)...:D
In 1974, seven Latin American countries formed a "banana OPEC" and taxed every 40 pound box of bananas. A UN study had found only 17 cents of every dollar Americans paid for bananas reached the countries that grew them. Honduras raised its tax from 25 cents to 50 cents a box.
For Chiquita's parent, United Brands, that tax meant about $7.5M a year. Its chairman Eli Black, an ordained Orthodox rabbi from a family of rabbis, secretly paid $1.25M into a Swiss account for the president of Honduras. The tax dropped back to 25 cents.
On 3 February 1975, Black broke the window of his 44th floor Pan Am Building office and jumped. After his death, SEC scrutiny of the company brought the bribe out. Within 2 months the Honduran president was overthrown, which TIME called "a genuine banana coup".
The banana cartel fell apart. United Brands was fined $15K, because bribing foreign officials was not illegal for American companies then. Only hiding it from shareholders was.
Bananagate was one of the scandals behind the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977, the 1st US law making it a crime to bribe foreign officials.
Vijay Prabhu retweeted
इस सदी के सबसे बड़े कुंभ में करोड़ों श्रद्धालुओं ने आस्था की डुबकी लगाई। काशी, अयोध्या और मथुरा में भी श्रद्धालुओं की भारी भीड़ उमड़ी। यह सनातन संस्कृति की व्यापकता और सामाजिक एकता का प्रतीक है। दुर्भाग्यवश, आज हम जाति के आधार पर लोगों की पहचान करने लगे हैं, जबकि मेरी परवरिश में जातिगत भेदभाव के लिए कोई स्थान नहीं रहा।
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Vijay Prabhu retweeted
पाकिस्तान में पंजाब के मुख्यमंत्री को एक सम्मेलन के लिए आमंत्रित किया गया है.
क्या MEA उन्हें यात्रा करने की अनुमति देगा?
इस पर MEA ने कहा-
"हम उम्मीद करते हैं कि हर कोई विदेशी देशों के संबंध में हमारी राष्ट्रीय नीति का पालन करेगा.
पहलगाम हमले के बाद पाकिस्तान को लेकर हमारा स्टैंड साफ है".
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Here is the statement from their Harvard guru after our Rakhigarhi genetic evidence proved it beyond doubt that Indians are indigenous and Indian civilization developed indigenously India.
For history chronologically development is important not percentages.
Modern genetic evidence (that is based on what we carry) established that our genetic heritage is derived from our Founding ancestors 73 KYA (Thousand Years Ago). There is a linear evolution from the Founders Male C and Female M to our generation through genetic history.
The next step was to find Ancient genetic evidence and see if it supports this linear continuity within our genetic history or was it broken by some invasions or migrations. So they got the skeleton that roughly corresponds to that period (1900-1600 BCE).
They really hoped to find some evidence to support their invasions or migrations theory. But, alas! Our Rakhigarhi grandmother from 16000 years ago showed an indigenously evolved genetic clade U2B2. This genetic clade evolved in India is entrenched and found among a variety of populations including many castes and tribes (see my paper on genetic history to understand the linear evolution and spread of this clade among Indians).
So, all their hopes of finding some invasion or occupation were dashed to the ground. They retreated their theories of invasions and migrations occupying, destroying our original culture to impose their culture that they claimed to have brought with them. Rakhigarhi grandmother showed them the facts to the contrary. All our culture evolved indigenously from the individuals living in India.
They began saying “some people like Greeks and Persians came later”. Sure, they might have come. But that’s not an issue because the came with love and admiration for India. They assimilated so much into Indian culture that they learned Sanskrit, became Hindus of Buddhists, and lived happily in India. They are as Indian as indigenous Indians were. Some Hindu temples of 400 BCE and Buddhist stupas contain the dedicatory inscriptions of these Indianized Greeks and Persians.
So, no! No one from outside conquered or occupied India to impose their culture on India. If anyone came, they came and assimilated.
The central question here is did any alien group invade or migrate to India between 1900-1600 BCE to alter and impose their culture on India? The resounding answer is in negative.
Indian civilization is developed indigenously in all its aspects through the centuries meticulous process by the indigenous people living in India. It is a marvelous feat to preserve the Vedas over millennia!
All their falsehoods are exposed!
Question #ColonizedMinds #ReclaimHistory
I find it ridiculous that after paying for Word, Excel, or any subscription software every month, an outage or "license check failed" locks us out of our own files.
We are hostages to our own paid software. It's unreasonable.
Govts should mandate that every subscription app must keep working without a license check for at least a month (or subscription period). No more sudden lockouts like it happened with Microsoft outage.
Any consumer or company's paid software working shouldn't depend on their servers.
Vijay Prabhu retweeted
And now the 36-hour waterless fast begins, after Kharna. #ChhathPuja2026
Vijay Prabhu retweeted
Italian opposition politician parroting the words of half ethnic Italian
Also if this isn't foreign political intervention in India's domestic politics, what is?
This isn't even a criticism but a direct call for change in power where he calls the prime minister as vote chor in Indian soil
Vijay Prabhu retweeted
Assuming this video is genuine :
Why was this Italian busybody given a visa?
Look at the effrontery of the man. No basic political sense.
He is endorsing a direct attack on Modi while on Indian soil and parroting the opposition slogan Vote Chor, Gaddi Chor.
Here is open proof of the foreign hand in supporting the political opposition in India.
If we were a strong state his visa should be immediately cancelled and he should be expelled .
But we would want to avoid a controversy . Look at the controversy created over a Norwegian nobody.
In any case this man should be blacklisted.
We should issue a statement slamming him for lacking basic political etiquette.
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In Nov 1958, an engineer wrote to Prime Minister Nehru asking for advice. He had "many lucrative options" in front of him. But the assignment he wanted was one he described as "more difficult than the Bhakra Dam Project".
Nehru replied in 2 days: "Since you have asked me, I would like you to be the Chairman of the Rajasthan Canal Board. This is a big and ambitious project requiring a man of great ability and competence and, as you say in your letter, the project was conceived by you 10 years ago."
The engineer was Kanwar Sain. Born in Tohana in 1899, he studied at D.A.V. College, Lahore, and Thomason College of Civil Engineering, Roorkee.
As chief engineer of the princely state of Bikaner, deep in the Thar, he conceived the Rajasthan Canal in 1948: bring Sutlej-Beas water from Harike in Punjab down into the desert.
We know his project today as the Indira Gandhi Canal, the longest canal in India.
In 1961, the UN's Lower Mekong River scheme, covering Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam, invited him as its whole-time Adviser. Rajasthan agreed to spare him on one condition: he could be called back to advise on the canal.
Nehru wrote to the UN's man in Bangkok: "I remember once discussing the Mekong Project with Shri Kanwar Sain. I was fascinated by his description of this great project."
He spent 9 years with the Mekong project as a UN expert. Thailand offered him one of its highest honours; he could not accept it while serving the United Nations.
Padma Bhushan, 1956. Chairman, Central Water and Power Commission. His memoir, "Reminiscences of an Engineer", came out in 1978.
Sources: Nehru's letters of 29 Nov 1958, 16 June 1961 and 24 June 1961 (Selected Works of Jawaharlal Nehru, Second Series, Vols 45 and 69); ICID; Reminiscences of an Engineer (Young Asia, 1978).
Photo 1: Dr. Kanwar Sain, portrait from the International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage
Photo 2: Nehru's letter, 29 Nov 1958 (p. 498)
Photo 3: Nehru's letter, 16 June 1961 (p. 427)
Photo 4: Nehru to ECAFE, 24 June 1961 (p. 436)
Photo 5: Indira Gandhi Canal in the Thar, Bikaner district. Via Shivender Singh, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0.
Vijay Prabhu retweeted
Mallikarjun Kharge and his son Priyank Kharge have made it amply clear that their house was burnt down and family members killed by Razakars. Yet, Sonia Gandhi chooses to attribute the atrocity to some non-existent caste riots. Such a shame!
Vijay Prabhu retweeted
These five J!hadis were challenging the Police that they are the gangster of the area & no one can touch them
Police taught them who is the real Gangster 😎🔥
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Cut a circle into rings. Unroll them. You get a triangle. Area = half of 2πr × r = πr². Feels like a clever modern trick.
Aryabhata wrote the same formula as one verse, in 499 CE.
समपरिणाहस्यार्धं विष्कम्भार्धहतमेव वृत्तफलम् I
"Half the circumference, multiplied by half the diameter, is certainly the area of a circle." Aryabhatiya, Ganitapada, verse 7.
The triangle's base is the circumference. Its height is half the diameter. Half base times height is exactly his verse.
The unrolling was Indian homework too. Mahavira, around 850 CE, gives the exact area of one ring: half the sum of the inner and outer circumferences, times the width. A ring unrolled into a trapezium.
Bhaskara II, 1150 CE, cuts a sphere into 24 rings, unrolls each strip into a trapezium, and adds them to get the surface of the sphere.
Jyesthadeva's Yuktibhasa, Kerala, around 1530, does the same unrolling in Malayalam, and lets the strips grow finer and finer.
Source: Aryabhatiya, Ganitapada 7; Ganita Sara Sangraha 7.7; Siddhanta Shiromani, Goladhyaya; Yuktibhasa.
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Is this an ineffective Leader of the Opposition in Indian history?
Are Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party against elected governments, government institutions, the judiciary, other government institutions, and our businessmen and their businesses?
" Bhayi kaisa aadmi hai Ye? " 🤯
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