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Hiding your Hindu identity was once called "progressive". – Visiting Ajmer Dargah was fashionable – Media was flooded with Iftar party photos – Wearing topi on Eid was "cool" – But posting Ganga Snan or Lakshmi Puja photos was "outdated" Post-2014, millions broke free from this complex. Yet many...

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🚨🚨 Did You Know? Shah Rukh Khan straight-up deceived Gauri Chhibber’s Hindu family by changing his name to 'Abhinav' to make them believe he was a Hindu guy. Gauri herself admitted this in a 2008 interview they did it to convince her parents for their interfaith marriage. Then during the Nikah, she was renamed 'Ayesha'. One side Hindu name to trap the girl, the other side full Muslim identity in Nikah. Perfect playbook. This isn’t one isolated case it’s their proven formula: Fake a Hindu identity, seduce the girl with love drama, confuse the family, get married, and slowly push the beard, burqa, and full conversion. SRK showed the whole country how it works. How many more Hindu girls will fall into this trap? Hindu parents, it’s time to wake up. Your daughters’ lives are at stake. Spot the name-changing Romeos early and reject them. This isn’t love it’s a planned conversion trap. Protect your girls before they destroy your families.

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Alarming: In Delhi's Sagarpur area, a family rented a home in an all-Hindu colony. Initially, everything was fine, but the locals soon grew suspicious about this family. It later turned out that the family was Muslim and had hidden their identity to secure a place to stay. This happens quite often, where individuals such as maids, grocery store workers, milkmen, plumbers, painters, or tenants use Hindu names and identities to gain access to Hindu homes for work or residence. Sometimes, Hindus accept them, but with rising cases of murders, abuse, threats, conversions, and the infiltration of illegal Bangladeshi Rohingyas in India, coupled with massive police crackdowns, suspicion has grown among many Hindus. This was the case with the Delhi family, who asked the Muslim family to leave. Below are excerpts from their confrontation:
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kyungsoo calling out sehun during his birthday live over secretly taken practice room photos ㅋㅋㅋ kyungsoo: but recently… ah! oh sehunnie keeps secretly taking photos and posting them on bubble and i was like, “why are you even posting this? seriously, what’s wrong with you?” he takes them from far away and just uploads them… so i did punish him for it, though… anyway, oh sehun, you better be ready! if you post them again next time, you’re really going to be in big trouble with me. are you watching? yeah, be careful!
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kyungsoo calling out sehun during his birthday live over secretly taken practice room photos ㅋㅋㅋ kyungsoo: but recently… ah! oh sehunnie keeps secretly taking photos and posting them on bubble and i was like, “why are you even posting this? seriously, what’s wrong with you?” he takes them from far away and just uploads them… so i did punish him for it, though… anyway, oh sehun, you better be ready! if you post them again next time, you’re really going to be in big trouble with me. are you watching? yeah, be careful!

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🐶 on my birthday, i was having so much fun at the time. we don't usually drink, but on my birthday 🐹 was it around the time of starry night? 🐶 yes. somehow, we ended up drinking. we drank a really lot of soju. after putting everyone to sleep, i was brushing my teeth and took photos of them one by one with the flash on before going to bed. 🦁 where was that? 🐶 your house 🐹 that day, we really got hooked on calamansi soju. we mixed the calamansi concentrate into the soju and drank it, and we just kept downing it. back then, we drank about 12 bottles.

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I am at #Baruipur, and one thing is unmistakably clear: the overwhelming anger of the locals is directed not entirely at the administration, but largely at sections of the media. No one said anything against the govt but questioned as why a section of main stream liability media is so touchy and peddling lies or downplaying the incident. People are, as is often the case, upset with the police. But what has truly hurt them is how they believe parts of the media have failed them. Many here say the incident was not reported promptly. When it finally was, they feel some reports reduced the tragedy to "a girl drowned," while others appeared dismissive of the allegations of rape and murder. Their grievance is that instead of amplifying their demand for justice, some channels misrepresented them - tried making it communal. This video captures that sentiment. There is no violence, no road blockade today. Police are managing law and order, armed central forces are there. Protesters are also there in huge number but on the other side of the road. A couple of television channels arrived, and residents gathered to stop them, raising slogans demanding justice. Their message was simple: "We want justice. We want the truth to be heard. Don't portray us as the villains." Yes - those same LIABILITY MEDIA I, too, was stopped initially. But once people realised I was from digital media, I was allowed to report freely, just like several other independent journalists. I was able to speak to residents and even meet the victim's family. Whether one agrees with them or not, one thing is beyond doubt: many people here feel they have been let down by sections of the media when they expected their voices to be heard. Angry people also often fail to understand that most of the times the reporters are not at fault. Their editors are but the wrath is always borne by ground level reporters. #Bengal
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I am at #Baruipur, and one thing is unmistakably clear: the overwhelming anger of the locals is directed not entirely at the administration, but largely at sections of the media. No one said anything against the govt but questioned as why a section of main stream liability media is so touchy and peddling lies or downplaying the incident. People are, as is often the case, upset with the police. But what has truly hurt them is how they believe parts of the media have failed them. Many here say the incident was not reported promptly. When it finally was, they feel some reports reduced the tragedy to "a girl drowned," while others appeared dismissive of the allegations of rape and murder. Their grievance is that instead of amplifying their demand for justice, some channels misrepresented them - tried making it communal. This video captures that sentiment. There is no violence, no road blockade today. Police are managing law and order, armed central forces are there. Protesters are also there in huge number but on the other side of the road. A couple of television channels arrived, and residents gathered to stop them, raising slogans demanding justice. Their message was simple: "We want justice. We want the truth to be heard. Don't portray us as the villains." Yes - those same LIABILITY MEDIA I, too, was stopped initially. But once people realised I was from digital media, I was allowed to report freely, just like several other independent journalists. I was able to speak to residents and even meet the victim's family. Whether one agrees with them or not, one thing is beyond doubt: many people here feel they have been let down by sections of the media when they expected their voices to be heard. Angry people also often fail to understand that most of the times the reporters are not at fault. Their editors are but the wrath is always borne by ground level reporters. #Bengal

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50,125 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

their reaction to NEXZ’s performance: “this was truly an outstanding performance. NEXZ completely took over the stage, and the excitement still hasn’t faded. While watching them, I was immediately reminded of ATEEZ’s first appearance on this program because they carried that same powerful presence. From the very first beat, the performance was incredibly enjoyable and full of energy. We were genuinely impressed by their talent; they brought back nostalgic memories of Turbo while still performing the song in a way that made it feel entirely their own. Their energy was overflowing to the point that it made us stand up and applaud for the first time. We have never fallen in love with a performance this quickly before, but today we officially declared our admiration for them and decided to join their fandom.”
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their reaction to NEXZ’s performance: “this was truly an outstanding performance. NEXZ completely took over the stage, and the excitement still hasn’t faded. While watching them, I was immediately reminded of ATEEZ’s first appearance on this program because they carried that same powerful presence. From the very first beat, the performance was incredibly enjoyable and full of energy. We were genuinely impressed by their talent; they brought back nostalgic memories of Turbo while still performing the song in a way that made it feel entirely their own. Their energy was overflowing to the point that it made us stand up and applaud for the first time. We have never fallen in love with a performance this quickly before, but today we officially declared our admiration for them and decided to join their fandom.”

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14,579 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Watching the Zambia 🇿🇲 – Ghana 🇬🇭 fugu banter, I realised it was never really about the cloth. What Ghana defended so strongly and with such unwavering confidence, was not just fashion, but heritage and a clear sense of who they are as a people. That reaction quietly exposes something about us too. Sometimes it feels like we either have not fully defined our own cultural identity, or we do not carry it with the same pride and certainty. Not because we lack history, but because we have not yet agreed on what binds us together beyond tribe, politics, geography etc. To our good people of Ghana 🇬🇭, please don’t take offense. This was just a friendly cultural appreciation. In many ways, it was a lesson in what it looks like when a nation truly knows itself. 🇬🇭🤝🇿🇲
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Watching the Zambia 🇿🇲 – Ghana 🇬🇭 fugu banter, I realised it was never really about the cloth. What Ghana defended so strongly and with such unwavering confidence, was not just fashion, but heritage and a clear sense of who they are as a people. That reaction quietly exposes something about us too. Sometimes it feels like we either have not fully defined our own cultural identity, or we do not carry it with the same pride and certainty. Not because we lack history, but because we have not yet agreed on what binds us together beyond tribe, politics, geography etc. To our good people of Ghana 🇬🇭, please don’t take offense. This was just a friendly cultural appreciation. In many ways, it was a lesson in what it looks like when a nation truly knows itself. 🇬🇭🤝🇿🇲

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