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Eiffel Tower Row: When Faith Collides With Gender Equality A private visit by BAPS, a global Hindu spiritual organisation, has sparked a fierce debate in France. Women workers say they were moved aside as Hindu monks - who follow strict rules around contact with women - visited the Eiffel...

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U. ZALA18 дней назад

BAPS clarified that arrangements were coordinated in advance to avoid disruption, and at no point was anyone removed or denied access by them. Internal site staffing decisions were handled entirely by SETE management, not enforced by Indian spiritual leaders.

Фото профиля Darshil
Darshil19 дней назад

this is the reality

Фото профиля U. ZALA
U. ZALA18 дней назад

Responsible journalism requires context, not sensational clickbait that harms India's global image. BAPS monks follow personal, lifelong vows of celibacy (brahmacharya). Framing private ascetic vows as an attack on "gender equality" is deliberate, bad-faith narrative building.

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B218 дней назад

In #Paris woman are untouchables by the @BAPS members delegation. Whereas back in #India celebrations during #Indian festivities like #Kanwariya yatra & recent #GokulAshtami have turned into an excuse for sexploitaion of our #Indian women by #BJP government. I dread to see what they will do for Durga Pooja next month.

Фото профиля U. ZALA
U. ZALA18 дней назад

BAPS champions women globally with massive, independent women’s wings leading education and social welfare. Instead of peddling biased PR to generate outrage, Indian media should report facts and distinguish between monastic discipline and institutional mismanagement.

Фото профиля Mahima
Mahima18 дней назад

BAPS did not make any request rooted in Gender

Фото профиля Ocelot
Ocelot18 дней назад

Didn't all those men have mothers or are they downloaded? Birthed by a woman and such hypocrisy

Фото профиля Niraj
Niraj18 дней назад

first look in to the matter. BAPS NEVER told authorities to remove women from their work place and that’s on record. Educate yourself first . Look at BAPS women wing activities and I am sure you won’t find these kind of activities from and for women in any other religious org .

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Jatin Joshi18 дней назад

Women centric activities of BAPS

Фото профиля Pavin Gokul
Pavin Gokul18 дней назад

Not okay tbh. A private visit is fine. But asking women to step aside because of someone else's religious rules? No. Equality isn't something we pause for anyone's faith. No exceptions.Respect religion, sure. But no belief gets to decide women don't belong in the room.

Фото профиля Jatin Joshi
Jatin Joshi18 дней назад

Official statement of BAPS

Фото профиля OldStockFemale-NoGenders🤐UnacceptableFringe
OldStockFemale-NoGenders🤐UnacceptableFringe18 дней назад

FuK the Hindu takeover of the world GO BACK HOME

Фото профиля Sushanta Mishra (ସୁଶାନ୍ତ ମିଶ୍ର) 🇮🇳
Sushanta Mishra (ସୁଶାନ୍ତ ମିଶ୍ର) 🇮🇳18 дней назад

They were given land, the temple has already been built, so why the trip to the Eiffel Tower? It almost feels like the mission is less about the temple and more about enjoying a Paris visit and its romantic vibes.

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THE FRENCH MAYOR SPEAKS: The video that completely dismantles the Eiffel Tower media narrative. For seven days, television networks (Quotidien, CBS News ) and political commentators (The Wire, ) claimed that visiting Hindu monks "demanded women be hidden from public buildings" and "alienated France." Now, watch the actual French Mayor of Bussy-Saint-Georges, Yann Dubosc, address visiting French mayors, municipal officials, and interfaith leaders on camera inside the new Mandir: 1. THE SMOKING GUN: FEMALE STAFF IN CITY HALL WERE NEVER MOVED Mayor Dubosc recounts on the record: "In 2023, we received a delegation of BAPS monks for a meeting in City Hall. When this delegation arrived, we were NEVER asked to move anyone at all, including female staff. My secretaries were never asked to disappear when the monks entered our office. Not only did such a scene never take place, but I would never have accepted it anyway." 2. CALLING OUT THE "48-HOUR EXPERTS" Mayor Dubosc denounces the media frenzy ("emballement médiatique"): "I want to respond to all those who, within just a few days, suddenly became 'BAPS experts' trading in simplistic punchlines, whereas throughout years of complete transparency, no one ever raised the slightest concern." 3. TEN YEARS OF "VIVRE ENSEMBLE" For a decade, BAPS worked transparently alongside municipal authorities on the Esplanade des Religions et des Cultures, sharing space with a synagogue, pagodas, a church, and a mosque. BAPS even held the rotating presidency of the interfaith council in 2023. 4. THE STANDING OVATION While keyboard activists claimed BAPS "damaged India’s image in France," Mayor Dubosc praised the dignity and self-control of BAPS volunteers ("maîtres d'eux-mêmes") and invited every French mayor in the room to rise for a standing ovation. As Mayor Dubosc wrote in his official statement: "Arrêtez de regarder le doigt, regardez la lune!" (Stop looking at the finger, look at the moon!) Watch the Mayor's testimony with English subtitles below:

Bhavik Patel

61,996 просмотров • 15 дней назад

19 year old Mohammad Ayaz from Amravati, Maharashtra was caught after having physical relationships and recording them with 180 plus girls. Some were minors (16-17), some were his age, and significant women include working adult women and young professionals. They literally slept with him with consent. He himself was a minor when he started dating adult Hindu women. Now people are saying it's love jihad. No, it's the lack of character of those women, who face no accountability and always get victimized. It's a fact that it's not some luring or love jihad. It's the failed parenting of Hindus and the failed Hindu society. It's Hindus who pushed this equality narrative. It's Hindus who failed to teach morals to their daughters, while making men act like simps. You can see all over Insta, feminist Hindu women literally spread hate on Hindu men day and night. They spread hate on Hindu customs. They promote inter-religion marriages. They say women can still be Hindus after marrying out. They support Westerners in spreading hate on India. Our nation literally hypes those immodest Bollywood actresses as women icons. What else can you expect. And you all blame Muslim women for being loyal to their community. Make it make sense. Shouldn't women be loyal to their religion? You either think men and women are equal, or you treat women like women. You cannot cherry pick to make them a victim all the time. Start by stopping being a simp who will say don't judge women by clothes, virginity doesn't matter, etc. Conveniently blaming only Muslims and not those women who willingly date them just proves how weak our society has become. It was not forced. Use your brains to understand who the real culprits are. People even defend it by saying he will convert you after marriage. What kind of low testosterone mindset is that? She isn't supposed to even enter our temples after dating a Muslim guy. A Hindu girl who marries a Muslim isn't a Hindu anymore. How are so many adult working women and even married women getting lured every single day? I'm not defending that Muslim guy. He should be punished. But shouldn't we ask accountability from well educated adult Hindu women?

︎ ︎venom

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It is entirely unbecoming of the Prime Minister of India to be celebrating the inauguration of a temple in Paris while dead bodies of students are being pulled out of the rubble of a hostel in New Delhi. After a scandal involving women being asked not to work at the Eiffel Tower during the BAPS visit, the MEA has said the Indian government had nothing to do with the matter. If the Indian government had nothing to do with the matter, then why was the ambassador present at the inauguration? Why was the Prime Minister speaking with the Indian flag in the background, as the Prime Minister of India and not as a private citizen, at the inauguration of this temple? When the Ram Janmabhoomi Temple was inaugurated in Ayodhya, it was explicitly made clear that the Prime Minister is attending in a personal capacity. How does he attend the inauguration of a temple in an official capacity now? How does he talk about the India-France bilateral relationship at that address? Now you cannot run away from these difficult questions. India's ambassador to UNESCO is busy defending BAPS. BAPS is a private limited company in France. The temple itself claims that tens of millions of euros were used in the building of this temple that makes it historic. Where did this money come from? How has it gone into a private limited company? What is the accountability for promoting a temple like this? Does the Prime Minister promote all temples that are opened across the world? Does the Prime Minister promote gurdwaras that are opened across the world? Does the Prime Minister promote mosques that are open across the world? Or have we stopped pretending we are a secular country? Finally, this has become a moment for the far right in France to target Indians. That's racist, and that racist hatred must be called out, but that hatred cannot be used as a justification for labour rights violations at that temple. In New Jersey, serious allegations were made that Dalit labourers were exploited, paid below minimum wage. Forty people apparently have died of silicosis, according to some estimates, because of that stone cutting. Who will take responsibility for these actions? Who will answer questions as to why the land was donated to BAPS in France, why land was donated in Abu Dhabi to the same BAPS? Is there pressure from the Indian government in doing so? Difficult questions cannot be avoided, and certainly not right now under the guise of religion.

Anish Gawande

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