
Aravind
@aravind • 338,858 subscribers
I talk about issues long before they happen. Now and then in touch with Turiya. I post conspiracies and nothing I say is real. Don't believe anything I post.
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Rajdeep: No no no, what emergency? You are all free. Even those detained for protests got ice cream and sent home by police. This is true. All such claims of "having no rights", "people living in fear", "undeclared emergency", "no internet in all Delhi" is just empty rhetoric.
Aravind168,808 views • 3 days ago

It's very difficult to silo Hindus and attack as this or that. It is very difficult to make all of them sheep and overthrow a regime. The Hindu culture is such. No matter the worst imposition is done, it can still survive as the majority. That's why it's called Sanatana Dharma.
Aravind332,195 views • 7 days ago

Shakti is important. But deploying the Shakti into action is also important. India was always Shaktishali. But it has failed to use the strength when needed effectively. This has been India's Achilles heel. Even now India is very strong, but it is not using its strengths well due to inaction and apathy of many. For just one example out of so many, India has tens of times more economic leverage than Pakistan. Yet India is unable to change narrative in its favor just vis-a-vis a poor Pakistan running on loans. Why? Action isn't taken by India's missions abroad against blatantly fake news on India emanating from these countries' media at the behest of some others. In India, action isn't taken to effectively control social media misinformation after years of apathy. Action only happens if PM's post itself is taken down. Other citizens, fighting for India's interests, getting banned left and right are of no concern. Their voice and urging to act has no takers. Or take the recent protests for example - some people are openly inciting India's armed forces to coup, revolt, and regime change. What action has been taken with all the power at hand? Did you hear of any? So yes, like Ajit Doval ji says, being Shaktishali is very important. But being Shaktiprayogi is more important.
Aravind140,888 views • 5 days ago

Mr. Mohammed Saif, a humble man who was called in to protest, clearly explains and accepts the importance of SIR - A constitutional requirement that GoI has to do regularly to purge voters who died, changed address, or left India etc. Something that was done many times before.
Aravind139,587 views • 9 days ago

Recommend this 20 min video on YT. Link at end of this post. Watch this explainer on how nation states do psyops to make you hate your own govt and country, to reshape geopolitics to be beneficial for them. A social media psyop to make Americans hate Walmart and change their shop (as Walmart sources more from India now, not China) is the same way they program us to hate and change a govt. VC backed AI bot farms, like the one by Zuhair (as shown in the video), are startups that can be hired to influence millions, bring millions of views and likes to your propaganda. See more: Thanks Maanas Taneja for sharing.
Aravind149,724 views • 17 days ago

Nothing will happen. Remain calm & carry on. The state will take care. The escalation curve in India is generally very flat, the tolerance for anarchy very high, until the curve hits "subversion" on the x-axis. It then takes a 90 degree turn to "FAFO" on the y-axis.
Aravind715,509 views • 3 months ago

Once at Louvre, a French friend asked me how I felt about the Monalisa. I said "It's ok, looks nice." They were in disbelief at my nonchalant reaction. I explained, in India: - we see exceptional artwork in our nearby temples, - hear exceptional traditional music from neighbors, - read exceptional poetry from 1000 years ago, - learn exceptional philosophies from 2000 years ago, - enjoy exceptional superhero stories from 3000 years ago - and see exceptional statues from 1000s of years ago - all just like that, all around us, as part of our daily life So all other work, be it the latest Hollywood Marvel universe flick or a Monalisa or a Mozart, they don't move us so much or make us go "wow" even as we appreciate and enjoy that art. Just like how a person growing up in Switzerland isn't going to go "wow" entering New Zealand. But a person from Rajasthan may. Indians should think about this and understand the richness of our culture. This is why we don't take to western names and western clothes and western culture in marriages or western music like the Chinese do. By the way, this statue is more than a thousand years old 👇
Aravind440,298 views • 2 months ago

Left: I have seen Nepali army and their rescue teams. They are doing top notch professional job with limited resources. Real brave rescue that's saving more lives. Right: Then we have the superpower show-off teams. Shouting into the compacted mud to hear back from crushed, breathless people? They will now create a new logic for why they do this and spread it successfully too.
Aravind319,922 views • 1 month ago

My hypothesis: Early humans who were migrating out via India were trapped in the Himalayas of present North East India during ice age. The extreme cold and lack of sun made their skin very pale (to help make more vit-d), made their eyes smaller (to see well during snow storms), noses and face flatter (to reduce loss of body heat), less dense eyebrows (to prevent snow from sticking) etc. These are classic Asian facial features. Then, once ice age was over, they migrated out to Asia populating China, Korea, and as far as Japan. So my hypothesis is East Asians originated in India. Not the other way around it is said that "North East Indians share genetics with East Asians." It is East Asians who carry genetics of North East Indians. Migration of humans happened east ward from India, not into India. And genetic diversity of North East India is much higher than say China, Japan, or Korea. Just like Africa's genetic variation is very high compared to Arabia or Europe.
Aravind302,198 views • 1 month ago

See news that Nepal has demanded compensation from China, US, India for the disaster claiming Climate Change caused it. But as you can see below, scientists (the Cambridge professor is a leading researcher on glaciers in the specific region) DO NOT yet know if climate change caused the collapse of this glacier. Scientists DO KNOW there was a rocky landslide beneath the glacier which may have been the reason for the glacier to be pulled and break. And what caused this rocky layer underneath to landslide? It could be anything from natural causes to manmade construction / blasting activity. We really can't say exactly yet. This climate change theory has been thrown around by all GLISCO media networks immediately since the collapse. Soon the climate change in Nepal will be blamed solely on India by propaganda and psyops too. And Indian projects in the Himalayas, especially tunneling and border road construction to counter China, halted using environmental groups and protests. While China will silently continue to build on its side. Tl;Dr The fact is nobody knows for sure if climate change caused this particular glacier to break and collapse, they do know there was a rocky landslide underneath the glacier. This flood is going to be used to disrupt India's development near the LAC selectively. Courtesy: Channel News Asia / YT for the two segments of the video spliced together.
Aravind258,645 views • 1 month ago

Read my post from Feb 2025 attached. Here's MEITY minister Ashwini Vaishnaw ji confirming the sabotages that have happened. Instigated worker protests. Electricity cuts. Food poisoning. Fake media reports using GLISCO infiltrated media like Reuters/Bloomberg/WSJ/FT etc... They are trying it all to hit India's manufacturing. India is fighting a huge battle trying to become a manufacturing nation. Indians need to appreciate this and support the govt in what it's doing, trying to build a long neglected manufacturing base. We should not get carried away by sabotages that make the initiatives look bad and narratives to self-sabotage our own manufacturing push. To inadvertently aid the enemy just because it satisfies our politics. This is for India's economy and everyone's future. The first thing we need to is let go of the programming they are doing to us - "But India is only assembling, not manufacturing". This self-hating pessimistic narrative is being pushed by those, who still after 20 years of manufacturing, import 80% of iPhone parts to assemble an iPhone but proudly market is as Made in their country. Youngsters need to understand this fact and stop mocking India's manufacturing initiatives. Don't become their useful tool in self-sabotaging India's own growth.
Aravind134,264 views • 1 month ago