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"I doubt if .Devendra Fadnavis 's father & mother are Hindus" Just when I think Uddhav Thackeray can't fall further, he proves me wrong. "My father was jailed for 2 yrs during emergency. I don't need to prove my parents Hindutva or Patriotism. But I won't drag your parents... show more

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"Uddhav Thackeray became so frustrated that he questioned whether my parents were Hindu and said it needed to be investigated. This was a very low remark. In response, I said that my father was an RSS pracharak who spent 2 years in jail during Emergency to protect Constitution." - Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis

"Uddhav Thackeray became so frustrated that he questioned whether my parents were Hindu and said it needed to be investigated. This was a very low remark. In response, I said that my father was an RSS pracharak who spent 2 years in jail during Emergency to protect Constitution." - Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis

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Uddhav Thackeray : My first question to Devendra Fadnavis is, are you a Hindu or not ? Devendra Fadnavis : You spoke about my parents. You should feel ashamed. There is one thing I am proud of and that is that I am the son of that father who was a pracharak of the RSS. I am the son of that father who spent two years in jail during the Emergency. I am the son of that father who spent his life in struggle and never accumulated wealth. And let me tell you, today when my father would be watching me from heaven, even he would be feeling happy that my Hindutva is being carried forward by his children. Your respected father, the Hindu Hriday Samrat, Shiv Sena president Balasaheb Thackeray, when he would be watching from heaven, what must he be feeling now, seeing that his son has now started alliancing with Rashid Mamu ? What must he be feeling after seeing this from heaven.

Uddhav Thackeray : My first question to Devendra Fadnavis is, are you a Hindu or not ? Devendra Fadnavis : You spoke about my parents. You should feel ashamed. There is one thing I am proud of and that is that I am the son of that father who was a pracharak of the RSS. I am the son of that father who spent two years in jail during the Emergency. I am the son of that father who spent his life in struggle and never accumulated wealth. And let me tell you, today when my father would be watching me from heaven, even he would be feeling happy that my Hindutva is being carried forward by his children. Your respected father, the Hindu Hriday Samrat, Shiv Sena president Balasaheb Thackeray, when he would be watching from heaven, what must he be feeling now, seeing that his son has now started alliancing with Rashid Mamu ? What must he be feeling after seeing this from heaven.

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#WATCH | Delhi | Former RJD leader Rohini Acharya says, "... Whatever I had to say I have said on my social media... I have not lied about anything that happened... You may go and ask all of this to Tejashwi Yadav, Sanjay Yadav, Rachel Yadav, and Rameez... My father has always stood by me. My parents and my sisters were crying for me yesterday. I am blessed to have parents like them... In a family where there are brothers, only they should be making sacrifices for the family... I have just disowned my brother. My parents and my sisters are with me... I am going to Mumbai to my in-laws' house. My mother-in-law is extremely worried about me after all this, and she has called me back. I am going to my mother-in-law."

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🐯From Geoje to Seoul takes eight hours if there's traffic and six hours if the roads are clear. But I was in the middle of choreography practice. And seeing them during dance practice felt too selfish toward the members. I thought I really had to focus on practice then. So even though my parents came I still had to do my practice. So not even 30 minutes, just 10. I went to see them for 10 minutes during a break. And at the time, my parents bought a bunch of bread and banana milk and told me to share them with the members. They got in the car smiling but then I just teared up a little bit. And after practice I called them to say, "Thank you, Mom and Dad." But my dad answered the phone sounding really hoarse so I realized he had been crying. I cried so much after hanging up. Happy Father’s Day to Papa Kim for being the best father to Kim Taehyung

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59,552 views • 1 month ago

“My immigrant parents don’t speak English, and they're currently in the hospital right now in LA” The doctors had to call her to translate because the hospital didn’t have a translator working She’s upset because the doctor asked her to teach them some English so that when an emergency happens they can at least communicate with the hospital “I just thought that for hospitals to not have translators and then to blame the patient for not knowing the language, I think it's just. I don't know, I didn't really like it. I don't mind translating, but I think that hospitals and other places should just do better, especially in LA because it's so diverse. But let me know what you guys think.“ Imagine coming to a country and not speaking the language and then blaming the doctors for not speaking your foreign language….

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5,743,184 views • 1 year ago

So you must be thinking, why have I come here, and why am I talking to you about politics and feelings? Because in my 21 years of political life, one of the masters of the politics of feeling was Oommen Chandy ji. I literally saw him—and maybe a lot of people in Kerala will not understand this because they did not see him personally—kill himself for the people of Kerala. And I remember during the Bharat Jodo Yatra, everybody had said, even the doctors had told me that Chandy ji could not walk in the Yatra. And when I went to tell him that he cannot walk the long Yatra, he refused to back down. He said he's going to walk. Then I had to force him to walk only a limited amount. We literally had to forcibly take him into the car. This does not happen because you speak well or because you think well. This only happens when you feel for the people you're working with. And for me, Oommen Chandy ji is not just an individual; he's an expression of Kerala's politics. In the politics here, there's a tradition of bringing up these types of individuals. It's my aspiration to develop more and more people like Mr. Oommen Chandy. Let me tell you, I came in contact with Oommen Chandy ji early on in my career, and I must say, I learnt a lot from him. : LoP Shri Rahul Gandhi

So you must be thinking, why have I come here, and why am I talking to you about politics and feelings? Because in my 21 years of political life, one of the masters of the politics of feeling was Oommen Chandy ji. I literally saw him—and maybe a lot of people in Kerala will not understand this because they did not see him personally—kill himself for the people of Kerala. And I remember during the Bharat Jodo Yatra, everybody had said, even the doctors had told me that Chandy ji could not walk in the Yatra. And when I went to tell him that he cannot walk the long Yatra, he refused to back down. He said he's going to walk. Then I had to force him to walk only a limited amount. We literally had to forcibly take him into the car. This does not happen because you speak well or because you think well. This only happens when you feel for the people you're working with. And for me, Oommen Chandy ji is not just an individual; he's an expression of Kerala's politics. In the politics here, there's a tradition of bringing up these types of individuals. It's my aspiration to develop more and more people like Mr. Oommen Chandy. Let me tell you, I came in contact with Oommen Chandy ji early on in my career, and I must say, I learnt a lot from him. : LoP Shri Rahul Gandhi

Congress

11,647 views • 1 year ago

When Modi Ji said “Shabash Bandi”… here is #MyModiStory During my tenure as BJP Telangana State President, we held a massive public meeting at Parade Ground with Modi Ji as the Chief Guest. Looking at the crowd and the energy, Modi ji said to me: “Shabash Bandi.” His smile that day is something I even cherish to this day. Later, when we secured victories in GHMC elections, Dubbaka, and Huzurabad by-elections, he kept applauding our achievements saying: “Shabash Bandi.” It takes a big heart to laud our small achievements and encourage karyakartas like me. People often talk about Hindi imposition. But during the BJP National Executive meeting, when Modi Ji asked me to speak about my Praja Sangrama Yatra, I began in Hindi. He immediately said: “Speak in Telugu.” In front of the top leaders of BJP, I spoke proudly in my mother tongue. When everyone applauded, Modi Ji encouraged others to undertake their own Praja Sangrama Yatra. There may be many Prime Ministers in India, but Modi Ji is unique. He notices every karyakarta, asks about their well-being, and makes them feel seen. That is his true strength. On this day, I offer not just wishes but heartfelt gratitude. For people like me, Modi Ji is more than a leader - he is an inspiration that gives us courage to dream and strength to fight for our people. Happy Birthday, Modi Ji. May Maa Bharati keep you strong, healthy, and victorious always. #HappyBdayPMModi

When Modi Ji said “Shabash Bandi”… here is #MyModiStory During my tenure as BJP Telangana State President, we held a massive public meeting at Parade Ground with Modi Ji as the Chief Guest. Looking at the crowd and the energy, Modi ji said to me: “Shabash Bandi.” His smile that day is something I even cherish to this day. Later, when we secured victories in GHMC elections, Dubbaka, and Huzurabad by-elections, he kept applauding our achievements saying: “Shabash Bandi.” It takes a big heart to laud our small achievements and encourage karyakartas like me. People often talk about Hindi imposition. But during the BJP National Executive meeting, when Modi Ji asked me to speak about my Praja Sangrama Yatra, I began in Hindi. He immediately said: “Speak in Telugu.” In front of the top leaders of BJP, I spoke proudly in my mother tongue. When everyone applauded, Modi Ji encouraged others to undertake their own Praja Sangrama Yatra. There may be many Prime Ministers in India, but Modi Ji is unique. He notices every karyakarta, asks about their well-being, and makes them feel seen. That is his true strength. On this day, I offer not just wishes but heartfelt gratitude. For people like me, Modi Ji is more than a leader - he is an inspiration that gives us courage to dream and strength to fight for our people. Happy Birthday, Modi Ji. May Maa Bharati keep you strong, healthy, and victorious always. #HappyBdayPMModi

Bandi Sanjay Kumar

215,336 views • 10 months ago

#WATCH | Kolkata: Outgoing West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee says, "Sonia ji, Rahul Gandhi, Arvind Kejriwal, Uddhav Thackeray, Akhilesh Yadav, Tejashwi Yadav, Hemant Soren rang me up. All the allies of INDIA Alliance told me that they are totally and absolutely with me. I think our solidarity will be united and strong for the next days. Akhilesh requested me if he can come today itself but I told him to come tomorrow. So, he will come tomorrow. One by one everyone will come. My target is very clear. I will strengthen the INDIA team, just like a small person. I don't have any chair now, so I am a commoner. So, you cannot tell me that I am using your chair. I am now a free bird. I gave my entire life in service to the people, even in these 15 years I have not withdrawn one paisa of pension. I am not taking one paisa of salary also. But now, I am a free bird. So, I have to do some work, that I will manage to do."

#WATCH | Kolkata: Outgoing West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee says, "Sonia ji, Rahul Gandhi, Arvind Kejriwal, Uddhav Thackeray, Akhilesh Yadav, Tejashwi Yadav, Hemant Soren rang me up. All the allies of INDIA Alliance told me that they are totally and absolutely with me. I think our solidarity will be united and strong for the next days. Akhilesh requested me if he can come today itself but I told him to come tomorrow. So, he will come tomorrow. One by one everyone will come. My target is very clear. I will strengthen the INDIA team, just like a small person. I don't have any chair now, so I am a commoner. So, you cannot tell me that I am using your chair. I am now a free bird. I gave my entire life in service to the people, even in these 15 years I have not withdrawn one paisa of pension. I am not taking one paisa of salary also. But now, I am a free bird. So, I have to do some work, that I will manage to do."

ANI

733,225 views • 2 months ago

My son is attending College. We talk all the time, & he fills me in on all the radicalism they're pushing in his classes. Thankfully, he has a strong backbone, but if he had a chance to do it all over again, would he go to college? I don't know. What I do know is that there are alternatives out there, & until we get these colleges to a point where they're not indoctrination camps, I think it's a good idea for parents to sit down & talk about the other options for their children when they turn 18.

My son is attending College. We talk all the time, & he fills me in on all the radicalism they're pushing in his classes. Thankfully, he has a strong backbone, but if he had a chance to do it all over again, would he go to college? I don't know. What I do know is that there are alternatives out there, & until we get these colleges to a point where they're not indoctrination camps, I think it's a good idea for parents to sit down & talk about the other options for their children when they turn 18.

Kari Lake

70,278 views • 10 months ago

🐯: From Geoje Island to Seoul, it takes about 8 hours if there’s traffic, and about 6 hours if it’s smooth. But at that time, I… 🐯: I was in the middle of dance practice, and I think I felt like going to see (my parents’ faces) during practice would be too selfish to the members 🐯: So it was a time when I had to focus only on practice, so even if my parents came, I still had to keep practicing 🐯: So not even 30 minutes just 10 minutes, only during a short break 🐯: I went to see my mom and dad. 🐯: And at that time, my parents had bought a lot of things like bread and banana milk and told me to share them with the members, smiling as they said it… 🐯: Then they got back in the car, and at that moment I just… teared up a little. And after everything ended, I wanted to say, “Thank you, Dad. Thank you, Mom,” and express my gratitude, so… 🐯: I called them, and when my dad answered, his voice was really hoarse, so I realized, “Ah… he cried,” and I ended up crying a lot on the phone too.

🐯: From Geoje Island to Seoul, it takes about 8 hours if there’s traffic, and about 6 hours if it’s smooth. But at that time, I… 🐯: I was in the middle of dance practice, and I think I felt like going to see (my parents’ faces) during practice would be too selfish to the members 🐯: So it was a time when I had to focus only on practice, so even if my parents came, I still had to keep practicing 🐯: So not even 30 minutes just 10 minutes, only during a short break 🐯: I went to see my mom and dad. 🐯: And at that time, my parents had bought a lot of things like bread and banana milk and told me to share them with the members, smiling as they said it… 🐯: Then they got back in the car, and at that moment I just… teared up a little. And after everything ended, I wanted to say, “Thank you, Dad. Thank you, Mom,” and express my gratitude, so… 🐯: I called them, and when my dad answered, his voice was really hoarse, so I realized, “Ah… he cried,” and I ended up crying a lot on the phone too.

TAE GUIDE

36,926 views • 4 months ago