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A copy of Gen Z trend.. Did Anand Ranganathan participate?

A copy of Gen Z trend.. Did Anand Ranganathan participate?

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They finished off a 26 year old Hindu man Tarun. Demolishing their house isn't complete justice. This barest minimum was possible due to the protests of VHP and Bajrang Dal.

They finished off a 26 year old Hindu man Tarun. Demolishing their house isn't complete justice. This barest minimum was possible due to the protests of VHP and Bajrang Dal.

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Why do Hindus lack Shatrubodh?

Why do Hindus lack Shatrubodh?

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Where are the celebrities who loudly claim that milk offered during Abhishekam is "wasted"? Will they raise the same questions when milk is used to wash dargahs?

Where are the celebrities who loudly claim that milk offered during Abhishekam is "wasted"? Will they raise the same questions when milk is used to wash dargahs?

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Vishnu once fell asleep from exhaustion, resting His head on His bow. To awaken Him for a divine purpose, Brahma and the other gods persuaded the white ants, called Vamris, to gnaw through the bowstring. When it snapped, the force of the bow severed Vishnu’s head. Unable to find His head, the gods prayed to Devi Tripurasundari. She instructed them to attach a horse’s head to Vishnu’s body, reviving Him as Hayagriva. Shubh Ratri 🙏🏽

Vishnu once fell asleep from exhaustion, resting His head on His bow. To awaken Him for a divine purpose, Brahma and the other gods persuaded the white ants, called Vamris, to gnaw through the bowstring. When it snapped, the force of the bow severed Vishnu’s head. Unable to find His head, the gods prayed to Devi Tripurasundari. She instructed them to attach a horse’s head to Vishnu’s body, reviving Him as Hayagriva. Shubh Ratri 🙏🏽

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Ouch, this CPI symbol has lost its significance🥲!

Ouch, this CPI symbol has lost its significance🥲!

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When the Archbishop in Madurai is welcomed with kalash, coconut, mango leaves and aarti - don’t ask whose ritual originally this is. Are Hindu rituals used as a bait?

When the Archbishop in Madurai is welcomed with kalash, coconut, mango leaves and aarti - don’t ask whose ritual originally this is. Are Hindu rituals used as a bait?

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Ramu Kaka wasn’t just a name, it was Bollywood’s quiet way of reducing Bhagavan Rama to a dhoti-clad servant. 😡 There were several movies, Khoon Bhari Maang, Amar Deep, Sholay, Deewar, Patanga and many more, that featured the same character: Ramu Kaka. An elderly, dhoti-clad family servant. Loyal. Often the emotional anchor of the household. Always named Ramu. Why this name? Why repeatedly link the most revered name in our civilization with a servile, stereotypical role? It didn’t stop at names. Bollywood repeatedly demeaned our culture, our rituals, and our deities. In this scene 👇🏽, Rajesh Khanna arrives with two large bottles of liquor on Diwali. He casually asks a woman to hold them, but stops his Muslim driver from doing so, saying alcohol is haram in Islam. A small scene, but it reflects how even popular films didn't mind crossing lines with Hinduism but preserved the boundaries of Islam. This was the pill Bollywood gave us in the name of Secularism.

Ramu Kaka wasn’t just a name, it was Bollywood’s quiet way of reducing Bhagavan Rama to a dhoti-clad servant. 😡 There were several movies, Khoon Bhari Maang, Amar Deep, Sholay, Deewar, Patanga and many more, that featured the same character: Ramu Kaka. An elderly, dhoti-clad family servant. Loyal. Often the emotional anchor of the household. Always named Ramu. Why this name? Why repeatedly link the most revered name in our civilization with a servile, stereotypical role? It didn’t stop at names. Bollywood repeatedly demeaned our culture, our rituals, and our deities. In this scene 👇🏽, Rajesh Khanna arrives with two large bottles of liquor on Diwali. He casually asks a woman to hold them, but stops his Muslim driver from doing so, saying alcohol is haram in Islam. A small scene, but it reflects how even popular films didn't mind crossing lines with Hinduism but preserved the boundaries of Islam. This was the pill Bollywood gave us in the name of Secularism.

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Ashtami Today! Nimishamba Devi is one of Karnataka’s most intriguing goddesses and grants boons in just a minute (nimisha). The temple is built entirely of red laterite stone, following the Parashurama Kshetra Shilpashastra style, a design heritage native to Dakshina Karnataka and Kerala. Shivprabhat 🙏🏽

Ashtami Today! Nimishamba Devi is one of Karnataka’s most intriguing goddesses and grants boons in just a minute (nimisha). The temple is built entirely of red laterite stone, following the Parashurama Kshetra Shilpashastra style, a design heritage native to Dakshina Karnataka and Kerala. Shivprabhat 🙏🏽

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Thanumalayan Temple, Suchindram! One sculpture so precise, a 0.5mm stick can pass clean through both ears.😍 No machines. Just ancient hands, divine vision, and devotion carved into stone! Yet not validated by Western Media. Will Hindus accept it?🤔 Shivprabhat 🙏🏽

Thanumalayan Temple, Suchindram! One sculpture so precise, a 0.5mm stick can pass clean through both ears.😍 No machines. Just ancient hands, divine vision, and devotion carved into stone! Yet not validated by Western Media. Will Hindus accept it?🤔 Shivprabhat 🙏🏽

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🕉️ 4,500 years ago… the Indus Valley was already sculpting eternity. Before Rome, before Greece, before the pyramids reached their final glory, our civilisation carved a yogic figure into stone. Horned, meditative, surrounded by animals. The Proto-Shiva. The Pashupati seal. Yoga. Dhyana. Cosmic consciousness. Not inventions of today, but practices alive here thousands of years ago. Civilisations rise. Civilisations fall. But some legacies never fade. Silent. Ancient. Immortal. Shubh Ratri 🙏🏽

🕉️ 4,500 years ago… the Indus Valley was already sculpting eternity. Before Rome, before Greece, before the pyramids reached their final glory, our civilisation carved a yogic figure into stone. Horned, meditative, surrounded by animals. The Proto-Shiva. The Pashupati seal. Yoga. Dhyana. Cosmic consciousness. Not inventions of today, but practices alive here thousands of years ago. Civilisations rise. Civilisations fall. But some legacies never fade. Silent. Ancient. Immortal. Shubh Ratri 🙏🏽

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Only one Sun Temple still breathes! Suryanar Kovil in Thanjavur still echoes with daily prayers. Modhera, Konark, Martand - once radiant, now silenced by invasions and time. But the sun remembers. And so must we! Shivprabhat 🙏🏽

Only one Sun Temple still breathes! Suryanar Kovil in Thanjavur still echoes with daily prayers. Modhera, Konark, Martand - once radiant, now silenced by invasions and time. But the sun remembers. And so must we! Shivprabhat 🙏🏽

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"Where the mighty ocean bows" Gokarna’s Atmalingam is a heartbeat of faith. Shiva himself resides here, making every wave a prayer, every step a pilgrimage. Shivprabhat 🙏🏽

"Where the mighty ocean bows" Gokarna’s Atmalingam is a heartbeat of faith. Shiva himself resides here, making every wave a prayer, every step a pilgrimage. Shivprabhat 🙏🏽

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Rishab Shetty at Kadri Shree Manjunatha Temple. He doesn't visit temples just before his movies release, he visits them all through the year.

Rishab Shetty at Kadri Shree Manjunatha Temple. He doesn't visit temples just before his movies release, he visits them all through the year.

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One doesn't need wealth to show affection, gravel can become ornaments and pecks accessories 🥰

One doesn't need wealth to show affection, gravel can become ornaments and pecks accessories 🥰

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Is it okay for Christians and Neo Buddhists to adopt Hindu rituals for marriage?

Is it okay for Christians and Neo Buddhists to adopt Hindu rituals for marriage?

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Did you know the meaning of the word "Su-darshan" Chakra? We all know that Surya's radiant golden brilliance was so intense that his wife Sandhya could not bear it. To help her, Vishwakarma softened Surya's blinding glow by carefully polishing away part of his radiance. Left behind was a heap of sacred golden dust, which Vishwakarma knew was too divine to discard. Using his unmatched craftsmanship, Vishwakarma forged the golden dust into a magnificent chakra and offered it to Vishnu in Vaikuntha. The moment Vishnu accepted it, the chakra became infused with divine energy, gaining the wisdom to distinguish Dharma from Adharma. Vishnu named it Sudarshana Chakra, "the one with auspicious and clear vision", and made it his celestial weapon, forever wielded to uphold Dharma and destroy Adharma. Shivprabhat 🙏🏽

Did you know the meaning of the word "Su-darshan" Chakra? We all know that Surya's radiant golden brilliance was so intense that his wife Sandhya could not bear it. To help her, Vishwakarma softened Surya's blinding glow by carefully polishing away part of his radiance. Left behind was a heap of sacred golden dust, which Vishwakarma knew was too divine to discard. Using his unmatched craftsmanship, Vishwakarma forged the golden dust into a magnificent chakra and offered it to Vishnu in Vaikuntha. The moment Vishnu accepted it, the chakra became infused with divine energy, gaining the wisdom to distinguish Dharma from Adharma. Vishnu named it Sudarshana Chakra, "the one with auspicious and clear vision", and made it his celestial weapon, forever wielded to uphold Dharma and destroy Adharma. Shivprabhat 🙏🏽

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Rameshwaram, where the stone itself had to travel, a temple with 4,000 granite pillars and the world’s longest corridor. Inside: a sand linga shaped by Rama, and one brought from Kailash by Hanuman. Not architecture - ancestral memory carved in time. Shivprabhat 🙏🏽

Rameshwaram, where the stone itself had to travel, a temple with 4,000 granite pillars and the world’s longest corridor. Inside: a sand linga shaped by Rama, and one brought from Kailash by Hanuman. Not architecture - ancestral memory carved in time. Shivprabhat 🙏🏽

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Kengal Anjaneya Swamy - 5.5 feet of raw divinity. No paint, no polish - just red stone glowing like Sindhoora. Every Makara Sankranti, Surya bows to Him. After liberating Jatayu, he rested here, smeared with Rakta Chandana. Shivprabhat 🙏🏽

Kengal Anjaneya Swamy - 5.5 feet of raw divinity. No paint, no polish - just red stone glowing like Sindhoora. Every Makara Sankranti, Surya bows to Him. After liberating Jatayu, he rested here, smeared with Rakta Chandana. Shivprabhat 🙏🏽

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Why don't people do Ghar Wapasi?

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Just close your eyes and listen... Goosebumps guaranteed 🫠🥹

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Has he spilled some beans?

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Bro is one step short of making a blue temple 🙃 at home..

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What do you think Emirates is promoting with this Ad?

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Is this the same Ramayana movie that people are promoting? 🫠🙃

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Ramayana in Bali 😍💕

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