I have not watched Chhava yet, but cinema is not history, and certain facts about who betrayed Sambhaji Maharaj and what led to his capture need to be clarified. François Martin, the most important contemporary French officer, says that Sambhaji’s Brahmin chiefs betrayed him

Pick up any Dharmshastras, Puranas and you will see this is historically accurate depiction. Just replace "bheem" with Asuras. This is 90% of Hindu mythology.

How about we ban you from schools and colleges just like you did, so that idiots like you don't come on X to write this nonsense?

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People will continue to convert to Buddhism, Christianity, Islam as long as Brahmins discriminate and ostracize. Just months ago a Yadav Kathavachak was assaulted, tonsured and ‘purified’ with a Brahmin woman’s urine because "only Brahmins have a right to recite Bhagavad Katha."

Brahmins should go from house to house and turn everyone into a Brahmin. Is that possible? No? Then shut up.

Thread 🧵 Maratha Agitation vs. The Naysayers Over the last few days, I’ve seen endless posts attacking Maratha protesters in Mumbai: “They’ve taken the city hostage.” “They’re barging into malls and shops.”“They’re sleeping at CST station.” “They’re troubling commuters.”

Your last name implies you are the demographic change you are complaining about, in Bombay.

Can a parasite like him dare to say the exact same thing in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Telangana or even in countries like Germany and France? You have to be a special kind of arrogant prick to live somewhere for 30 years and still refuse to learn the local language.

Indians like to talk about why China went ahead while India stayed underdeveloped. In China, it's unimaginable for a contractor or builder to exploit public resources, amass a fortune, flaunt their wealth obscenely, and still get away with it.

There is a large amount of research available, published in reputed journals, that talks about how marrying within caste has led Indians to have a number of genetic diseases. An inbred like you of course can't comprehend scientific studies.

Kuffir Nalgundwar, co-founder of Round Table India and a tireless anti-caste thinker, is facing a severe health crisis. After a brain stroke, Parkinson’s, and now a debilitating neurological disorder, he is bedridden and in distress.

High upper caste/Brahmin population correlates to high regressivness. You can't expect innovation and development in a region where people don't think beyond their caste.

You don’t have to imagine what India would be like without upper castes—you can actually see it on the ground. States with high Brahmin populations, like UP, lag behind on many development indicators, while states like TN and Kerala, with low Brahmin populations, are far ahead.

If you have privilege, consider whether you could settle abroad. New Zealand, Australia, UAE, and Singapore could be good options. UK, US, EU are too unstable. If possible, send your kids abroad for their master’s—take a loan, explore scholarship options. This country is doomed.

have consistently failed at governance. The BJP is no exception. They have no real solutions for lifting millions out of poverty. The only way they can stay in power is by fueling mass religious movements.The next three to four decades are going to be murky.

Why? Because of social media, the rise of private news channels, and the fact that the BJP is far more powerful today than it was back then. A recent report claims that 100 crore Indians don't have disposable income. History shows that right-wing movements across the world

The millennial generation never witnessed the fanaticism of the Ram Janmabhoomi movement firsthand. Our generation’s kar seva and temple movement—this time in the name of Shivaji Maharaj—will likely be uglier, nastier, and more violent than the 90s.

Of course, they won’t do it all at once. The strategy will be to keep these issues simmering for as long as possible—just as they did with the Ram Janmabhoomi movement. Brace yourself. Maharashtra is the new cow belt.

politics, just as Babri Masjid was. In the coming years, we could see similar agitations elsewhere in Maharashtra targeting tombs and structures linked to Mughal rulers. The logical next step? A massive Shivaji Maharaj temple.

Right-wing groups have already threatened to demolish Aurangzeb’s tomb and perform kar seva there. Fadnavis has publicly stated that it won’t be allowed—for now. He knows it’s too early for such a stunt. Aurangzeb’s tomb will likely become a permanent flashpoint in Indian