MajorSammerToor
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The recent clash at Arunachal Border with China Troops trying to intrude Indian Territory!
MajorSammerToor23,436 görüntüleme • 2 gün önce
What would a nuclear war between India and Pakistan actually look like? This 28-minute simulation follows one, minute by minute — from a five-kiloton tactical nuclear strike on an Indian tank column in the Cholistan desert, to the phone that rings in New Delhi three minutes later, to the week that follows once nobody is deciding any more. Everything in it is built from things that exist: India's 2003 nuclear doctrine of no first use and massive retaliation, the four red lines Pakistan's Khalid Kidwai set out in 2002, the Nasr tactical missile, the eight-minute flight from Sargodha to Delhi, the 2019 Rutgers–Colorado nuclear winter study, and the real crisis of May 2025. Everything except the ending. 0:00 Cold Open 04:10, Day Five 1:20 Chapter 1 · Two Pages 4:26 Chapter 2 · Day Zero 6:39 Chapter 3 · The Four Lines 8:28 Chapter 4 · The Colonel 10:54 Chapter 5 · Seven Minutes 14:33 Chapter 6 · The Phone Call 18:07 Chapter 7 · The Week 22:15 Chapter 8 · After 24:58 Chapter 9 · The Hill #IndiaPakistan #NuclearWar #IndiaVsPakistan #India #Pakistan #NuclearWeapons #NuclearDeterrence #Geopolitics #Simulation #Documentary #WarIndex
MajorSammerToor142,753 görüntüleme • 21 gün önce
"CHINA IS BUILDING A GEOLOGICAL TIME BOMB ABOVE INDIA" China is currently building the world's largest super-dam just kilometers from the Indian border. But now, even Chinese scientists are raising the alarm. If this $167 billion megaproject fails, it could unleash a catastrophic "water bomb" on Northeast India and Bangladesh. Follow for more videos #ChinaDam #Geopolitics #IndiaChina #Brahmaputra #currentaffairs Sources: A study published in Sedimentary Geology and Tethyan Geology found that the Medog Dam site sits directly above the active Paizhen Fault.
MajorSammerToor272,551 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce
For a good change another funny segment by Mr. Gaurav Gupta!
MajorSammerToor160,393 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce
Naqvi ki Naaq Kati Dobara! This time he did not steal the trophy! Jai hind 🇮🇳
MajorSammerToor90,969 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce
Pune-based Physics lecturer and NTA expert Manisha Sanjay Havaldar has been remanded to 6 days of CBI custody by Delhi's Rouse Avenue Court. CBI investigations reveal she allegedly took a copy of the Physics question paper, shared it with co-accused Manisha Mandhare, and the questions matched the final exam perfectly. Millions of medical aspirants are demanding justice. #ias #ips #upsc #pragnyaias #NEETUG
MajorSammerToor173,900 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce
On 27 March 2019, a missile with no explosive left an island off Odisha and, 168 seconds later, hit an Indian satellite moving at 28,000 km/h. India had just joined the only three countries that can destroy a satellite. Five days later, the head of NASA called it a terrible, terrible thing. This is the story of Mission Shakti — why India said for nine years that it could do this but didn't need to, why it finally did, the number DRDO used to answer NASA, and what actually happened to every piece of that satellite. Sources: DRDO statements on Mission Shakti; NASA town hall remarks, April 2019; CelesTrak / US Space Command tracking data on the Microsat-R debris; Congressional and Senate testimony on ISS risk; Government of India and MEA statements; published analysis of the 1985 US, 2007 Chinese and 2021 Russian ASAT tests. Note: Debris decay figures are from public tracking catalogues. Some early Indian estimates proved optimistic; the video presents both the estimate and the outcome.
MajorSammerToor57,302 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce
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First time ever caught on Tape! While filming the mountains of the Himalayas, a cameraman noticed a long line of silhouettes moving through the freezing snow at over 5,000 meters above sea level. Without realizing it at first, he was about to capture a real execution on camera. The people in the distance were Tibetans-men, women, and even children-risking their lives to secretly escape into India. Suddenly, a Chinese border guard got into position and aimed his weapon. A gunshot echoed through the mountains, and a figure at the back of the line collapsed into the snow. The victim was Kelsang Namtso, a 17-year-old Tibetan nun. The cameraman, in pure shock, uttered a sentence that would later become famous: "They're shooting them like dogs". This footage remains one of the most disturbing and crucial pieces of recorded evidence showing unarmed civilians being targeted while simply trying to flee their country. #DarkHistory #Documentary #CaughtOnCamera #Himalayas #TrueStory #HistoricalFootage #ScaryStories #WorldHistory #USANews #UKHistory #DisturbingFacts #TrueCrimeCommunity #TrendingReels Himalayas execution caught on camera full footage, Tibetan escape documentary USA, Kelsang Namtso true story, darkest footage ever recorded UK, historical tragedies caught on tape, Chinese border guard footage, real documentary videos, scary historical events. Comments plz!
MajorSammerToor126,442 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce
A Multiple foreign intelligence agencies such as the CIA (United States), MSS (China), MI6 (United Kingdom), Turkey's MIT, and Ukrainian intelligence—are jointly attempting to engineer a coup or coup-like situation in India .These claims are equally strong and backed by verifiable evidence. There are several points in consideration: Foreign influence operations are real. Intelligence agencies around the world conduct espionage, cyber operations, influence campaigns, disinformation, recruitment of sources, and attempts to shape foreign public opinion. This is well documented in many countries, including India. India has identified and responded to foreign interference in the past. Indian authorities have periodically alleged or investigated activities involving espionage, cyberattacks, extremist financing, separatist support, and foreign influence by various state and non-state actors. These activities differ in scope and objectives and do not necessarily amount to an attempt to overthrow the government. A coordinated multinational conspiracy involving all of the agencies you listed has not been established publicly. There is no publicly available evidence demonstrating that the CIA, China's MSS, the UK's MI6, Turkey's MIT, and Ukrainian intelligence are jointly orchestrating a coup-like operation against India. Such an assertion would require corroborated evidence from credible investigations, official findings, or reliable intelligence disclosures. Hybrid warfare is a more commonly discussed framework. Many security analysts describe modern geopolitical competition as involving cyberattacks, information operations, economic pressure, influence campaigns, and proxy actors rather than conventional coups. Democracies, including India, often face attempts by different actors to influence public discourse or exploit existing social and political divisions. That does not mean those efforts are centrally coordinated or aimed at regime change. If you're interested in analyzing whether India is facing hybrid warfare, foreign influence operations, or information warfare, those are well-established subjects with substantial research and publicly available evidence.
MajorSammerToor103,788 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce
CIA Terminated our honourable scientist Dr. Homi Bhabha! Karma does strike back Sergio Gor
MajorSammerToor60,524 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce
THE GURDWARA IS NOT YOUR POLITICAL SHIELD! When Politics Enters the House of the Guru, Every Sikh Has a Right to Ask Questions. By Major Samar Pal Singh Toor Infantry Combat Veteran | Sikh As a Sikh, I find any alleged misuse of a Gurdwara for political confrontation deeply troubling. A Gurdwara is not a political safe house, a staging ground for street confrontations, or a convenient refuge from law enforcement. It is the Darbar of the Guru a place of prayer, humility, service, and spiritual discipline. The sanctity of our religious institutions cannot become collateral damage in somebody else's political battle. If reports that CJP protesters with some uncovered heads entered or used a Gurdwara to evade the police are accurate, serious questions must be answered. Who authorised their presence? Were the management and congregation consulted? Was the religious space used to advance a political objective? And were the traditions and dignity of the institution respected? These are legitimate questions. They deserve answers, not political deflection. 1984: A Wound That Must Never Be Exploited Again The events of 1984 remain a profound wound in Sikh history. The desecration of the Golden Temple complex during Operation Blue Star, followed by the anti-Sikh violence after the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, left scars across generations. For Sikhs, these are not abstract historical references. They are reminders of what happens when political power, religious sensitivities, and violence collide. Our history should have taught every political organisation a fundamental lesson: religious institutions must never become instruments in a political struggle. No party, protest movement, political front, or pressure group has the right to treat a Gurdwara as its personal political property. And no political cause, however passionately its supporters believe in it, automatically grants permission to compromise the dignity of a sacred place. THE GURDWARA IS THE HOUSE OF THE GURU—NOT A REFUGE FROM ACCOUNTABILITY Let us be absolutely clear. A Gurdwara welcomes people regardless of their political beliefs. Its doors are not supposed to be opened or closed according to party affiliation, ideology, or personal allegiance. But the principle of welcome must not be deliberately exploited. There is a fundamental difference between seeking shelter in a place of worship during genuine danger and deliberately using a religious institution to evade lawful police action while pursuing a political confrontation. The circumstances matter. The evidence matters. The intentions and actions of those involved matter. If protesters knowingly used the sanctity of a Gurdwara as a shield against law enforcement, that conduct deserves unequivocal scrutiny and condemnation. The Guru's Darbar must never be reduced to a tactical advantage in a street confrontation. The law must operate fairly, religious institutions must be respected, and any allegations of misconduct must be established through evidence rather than political accusations. HEAD COVERING AND RESPECT: TRADITION MUST NOT BECOME A POLITICAL WEAPON Questions have also been raised about protesters allegedly entering the Gurdwara with their heads uncovered. In Sikh tradition, covering one's head inside a Gurdwara is an important expression of respect. Visitors are ordinarily expected to observe this practice, and the management has a responsibility to uphold the institution's established norms. However, the issue must be addressed with consistency and dignity. An uncovered head may indicate a failure to observe religious etiquette, but it does not, by itself, establish political provocation or malicious intent. The larger question is whether visitors respected the Gurdwara, its congregation, its management, and its religious discipline—or whether the institution was drawn into a political confrontation. Respect for the Guru cannot be reduced to a photograph, a slogan, or a political argument. It must be reflected in conduct. MY QUESTION TO THE PROTESTERS AND THEIR LEADERSHIP If this was a political protest, why did a place of worship become part of the confrontation? If the protesters required protection, what were the circumstances? If the Gurdwara was used to evade police action, who made that decision, and on what grounds? And if the management did not consent to its premises being used for political purposes, who will take responsibility for the resulting controversy? These questions must be answered transparently. The management of a Gurdwara deserves the freedom to administer its religious premises without being pressured by political organisations. The congregation deserves to worship without being involuntarily drawn into political disputes. And the public deserves a factual account of what happened. No organisation should receive immunity from scrutiny merely because its members invoke political rights or claim to represent a cause. Equally, no individual should be condemned without evidence. That is the standard of accountability a democratic society must uphold. A MESSAGE TO EVERY POLITICAL ORGANISATION Whether it is the Congress, the CJP, or any other political organisation, the principle remains the same. The Gurdwara is not your campaign office. The Darbar of the Guru is not your protest headquarters. The Sikh faith is not your political shield. Our religious institutions have endured enough historical trauma to deserve protection from avoidable political confrontation. Do not invoke Sikh suffering when it suits your argument and disregard Sikh religious traditions when they inconvenience your political strategy. Do not claim to respect the community while treating its sacred spaces as instruments in a political contest. And do not expect religious reverence to silence legitimate questions about your conduct. The Sikh tradition of Seva, Sangat, and Pangat teaches humility, equality, and responsibility. It does not grant any political organisation ownership over the faith. MY FINAL WORD AS A SIKH AND AN INFANTRY COMBAT VETERAN I have profound respect for the freedom of citizens to protest peacefully, question authority, and demand accountability. But rights come with responsibilities. Political activism must respect religious freedom. Law enforcement must act lawfully. Religious managements must protect the sanctity of their institutions. And protesters must not assume that a sacred place can be converted into a political instrument without consequences. The lessons of 1984 should make us more vigilant about protecting religious institutions from political exploitation—not more willing to excuse it when the political actors happen to support our preferred cause. I will defend the right of every citizen to peaceful protest. I will equally defend the right of every Sikh congregation to preserve the dignity and sanctity of its Gurdwara. Our Guru's Darbar is sacred. Political ambitions are temporary. No political movement stands above the dignity of the Guru's house. Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh. — Major Samar Pal Singh Toor Infantry Combat Veteran
MajorSammerToor13,862 görüntüleme • 15 gün önce
Captain Smit Machchar who fought off the Omani hijacker co pilot and managed to opent he cockpit door to let the passengers come to his rescue eventually. Those behind this act shall pay a heavy price and India stand with our Israeli Brothers and Sisters unconditionally till eternity! 🇮🇳🇮🇱🤝
MajorSammerToor18,639 görüntüleme • 25 gün önce