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It’s a pure masterclass by TV9 Telugu and Rajinikanth Garu again. Utter nervousness in Reply . It was striking to see a serving public servant, an IPS officer, appearing visibly uncomfortable while responding to a question on a caste-based agenda raised by a senior journalist. The hesitation and lack... show more

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The Election Commission of India should ban CSDS caste and religion-based voting survey or ask them to reveal the raw data and make it public. CSDS, funded by the Ford Foundation and other foreign agencies, releases data on which caste and religious groups vote for which parties, influencing political narratives and creating further divisions. The accuracy of this data is questionable, as people are often reluctant to disclose their caste and voting choices, even anonymously. We don't have the varifiable raw data to check it. The data is used to create divisive analyses that suggest voting patterns based on caste and religion, fostering suspicion and discord among different groups. The funding of such surveys by international organizations like the Ford Foundation aims to fragment Indian society further, given India’s rise as a global power. The Election Commission should ban caste and religion-focused surveys to prevent further societal divisions. Election Commission of India

The Election Commission of India should ban CSDS caste and religion-based voting survey or ask them to reveal the raw data and make it public. CSDS, funded by the Ford Foundation and other foreign agencies, releases data on which caste and religious groups vote for which parties, influencing political narratives and creating further divisions. The accuracy of this data is questionable, as people are often reluctant to disclose their caste and voting choices, even anonymously. We don't have the varifiable raw data to check it. The data is used to create divisive analyses that suggest voting patterns based on caste and religion, fostering suspicion and discord among different groups. The funding of such surveys by international organizations like the Ford Foundation aims to fragment Indian society further, given India’s rise as a global power. The Election Commission should ban caste and religion-focused surveys to prevent further societal divisions. Election Commission of India

Dilip Mandal

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The more DMK speaks about caste politics, it is going to heavily backfire on them. leave alone the caste based violences in DMK rule like Nanguneri, Vengaivaual etc. DMK ministers were directly involved in such atrocities. The narrative of TVK fielding candidates based on caste in a few places is never going to work as DMK is known for their caste based dirty politics. Anantajit gives it back to Appavu in this interview by quoting the ugly Tirunelveli episode. #TVK #Vijay #CMVijay #DMKfailsTN

The more DMK speaks about caste politics, it is going to heavily backfire on them. leave alone the caste based violences in DMK rule like Nanguneri, Vengaivaual etc. DMK ministers were directly involved in such atrocities. The narrative of TVK fielding candidates based on caste in a few places is never going to work as DMK is known for their caste based dirty politics. Anantajit gives it back to Appavu in this interview by quoting the ugly Tirunelveli episode. #TVK #Vijay #CMVijay #DMKfailsTN

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VIDEO | Here's activist Yogendra Yadav (Yogendra Yadav) said on Union Cabinet approving caste census. "Every 10 years, we have a census in our country, in which every single person living in India is recorded and their details are taken down. In that, for the last 70 years, we have always asked the religion of the head of the household. We have always asked language. We have always asked caste category, SC, ST or others. The only and in the case of SC and ST, we also in the census record the exact caste that they belong to. The only thing we do not do so far is to record the caste for those who are not SC or ST. So, when we say caste census is going to take place, it means that what has always been done in the case of SC or ST will now also be done in the case of OBC and in the case of those who are neither SC, ST or OBC. So for every single household, someone would come and say, what is your language? What is your religion? What is your caste? That is what caste census means. Why is it needed? It is needed because in our country, several policies have been framed based on caste disadvantage. There are policies based on gender. There are policy based on income. But there are also policies based on caste, caste grouping." (Full video available on PTI Videos -

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Press Trust of India

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This is DMK’s model of Social Justice. A public servant belonging to the Scheduled Caste community in Tindivanam was cornered continuously by DMK Councillors and was made to apologise by falling at the feet of the DMK Councillor Ramya. This is not the first time DMK has humiliated public servants. This is not an isolated incident; earlier, DMK Minister Thiru Raja Kannappan had abused a government servant with caste slurs. What the DMK parades as Social Justice is, in truth, nothing more than Social Injustice.

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The sorrowful story of a beautiful Dalit girl— When false narratives, caste-based politics, and religious appeasement come together, speaking the truth becomes essential. Using fictional characters to defame an entire community while remembering "justice" only in selective cases is not social justice—it is a carefully crafted propaganda. Do not judge based on someone's face, caste, or religion. Judge on the basis of facts and evidence. Watch the full video and decide for yourself whether it presents history—or sells a narrative.

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I was watching this Bloomberg video, notice how they subtly insert the fact that this woman was born into the “lowest caste” in “India’s social hierarchy,” even if it’s irrelevant to the story. Keep in mind, this is not accidental—it’s a calculated effort to reinforce the narrative that the “caste system” defines India. The goal is to shape American perceptions, convincing their white audience that Indians are inherently bigoted and perpetuate “caste oppression.” What they deliberately ignore is that India has gigantic welfare programs exclusively designed to benefit the same “lower caste” communities, funded largely by “upper-caste” taxpayers. (Over $35 Billion/year spent for SC/ST welfare) They also avoid addressing how Tamil Nadu, despite being considered one of the most socially progressive states, has some of the highest levels of caste-based discrimination, because most of it is lower caste on lower caste violence, and there is no way to drag "upper castes" into it and start caste-baiting. At the end of the day, the suffering of these women stems from poverty & economic hardship, not caste. It deflects from deeper issues like the failures of Nehruvian socialist policies, as well as, how communist activists have annihilated manufacturing and industries, which is the real driver of poverty. Instead of acknowledging the nuances or the economic roots of poverty, they simplify the issue into a black-and-white story of Oppressors Vs Victims, attempting to dehumanize Indians as a whole. The core objective of all this is to lay groundwork for justifying their future political interference when India tries to stand up to America. They have been demonizing China for decades; now it’s India’s turn. Recognize the propaganda, call it out, and spread the word.

I was watching this Bloomberg video, notice how they subtly insert the fact that this woman was born into the “lowest caste” in “India’s social hierarchy,” even if it’s irrelevant to the story. Keep in mind, this is not accidental—it’s a calculated effort to reinforce the narrative that the “caste system” defines India. The goal is to shape American perceptions, convincing their white audience that Indians are inherently bigoted and perpetuate “caste oppression.” What they deliberately ignore is that India has gigantic welfare programs exclusively designed to benefit the same “lower caste” communities, funded largely by “upper-caste” taxpayers. (Over $35 Billion/year spent for SC/ST welfare) They also avoid addressing how Tamil Nadu, despite being considered one of the most socially progressive states, has some of the highest levels of caste-based discrimination, because most of it is lower caste on lower caste violence, and there is no way to drag "upper castes" into it and start caste-baiting. At the end of the day, the suffering of these women stems from poverty & economic hardship, not caste. It deflects from deeper issues like the failures of Nehruvian socialist policies, as well as, how communist activists have annihilated manufacturing and industries, which is the real driver of poverty. Instead of acknowledging the nuances or the economic roots of poverty, they simplify the issue into a black-and-white story of Oppressors Vs Victims, attempting to dehumanize Indians as a whole. The core objective of all this is to lay groundwork for justifying their future political interference when India tries to stand up to America. They have been demonizing China for decades; now it’s India’s turn. Recognize the propaganda, call it out, and spread the word.

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122,516 次观看 • 7 个月前

#WATCH | Delhi: Congress MP Jairam Ramesh says "BJP withdrew support to the VP Singh government on the Mandal Commission in August 1991, and they started the Camandal agitation to counter the Mandal agitation. So let's not get into this history. I can also go into the history of how the RSS opposed the Constitution of India beginning November 1949 and how Yogi Adityanath has opposed reservations, how RSS leaders have opposed reservations... According to the Constitution of India, the Seventh Schedule, the census is the responsibility of the central government. If the centre does not want to carry out the census, there is no alternative left for states except to do caste surveys. Various states have done caste surveys, including Telangana, Karnataka and Bihar. The Prime Minister has consistently opposed the caste census. On 28 April 2024, he called all those wanting a caste census. Urban naxals. They filed an affidavit in the Supreme Court on 21st September 2021 saying that we are against a caste census and we have no intention of carrying out a caste census...Today's gazette notification says only census will be done in late October of 2026 in Jammu and Kashmir, Uttarakhand and Himachal and in the rest of the country it will be done in March 2027. It does not talk of the word caste census. So my question is, has the Prime Minister changed his mind again? Why is there no mention of the caste census?..."

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#WATCH | Bhagalpur, Bihar | On caste census, Jan Suraaj founder Prashant Kishor says," This matter is more about political upmanship for political parties rather than social reform. BJP is already in power in Bihar, and a caste census was held in the state two years ago. BJP should tell what the Bihar govt did with the findings of the caste survey. Congress is in power in Karnataka, Telangana and Himachal Pradesh, so who has stopped Rahul Gandhi from making schemes based on data available? He has recently awakened to the fact that the situation can be improved with a caste census. You are not getting caste census done to help those communities but to spread communal disharmony for political gains."

#WATCH | Bhagalpur, Bihar | On caste census, Jan Suraaj founder Prashant Kishor says," This matter is more about political upmanship for political parties rather than social reform. BJP is already in power in Bihar, and a caste census was held in the state two years ago. BJP should tell what the Bihar govt did with the findings of the caste survey. Congress is in power in Karnataka, Telangana and Himachal Pradesh, so who has stopped Rahul Gandhi from making schemes based on data available? He has recently awakened to the fact that the situation can be improved with a caste census. You are not getting caste census done to help those communities but to spread communal disharmony for political gains."

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Jiya’s video is clear: she and her family embraced Islam of their own free will, without pressure or coercion. Her courage in speaking out should be respected. She’s a doctor by profession and is doing house job in Jamshoro. It’s important to note that Jiya comes from the Lohana community, a so-called upper caste within Hindu society. And time and again, whenever someone from an upper-caste background in Sindh accepts Islam, the backlash is immediate and intense, not because of concern for rights, but because it challenges deep-rooted caste and religious hierarchies.

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Latest - Youtuber shan parser made some serious allegations on telugu film industry of being the most casteist film industry. He said - “Telugu film industry is mainly controlled by Bhrahmins , Kapu , kama and Reddys. This caste people don’t allow other caste actor actresses to play lead roles in the movies. He also said many villages with specific caste only celebrate #PawanKalyan and #Chiranjeevi movies only. He even went on to say the blockbuster movie RRR starring #RamCharan and #NTR was a very casteist and problematic movie because the RRR doesn’t show any dalit representation in the movies whereas all the sets were designed and built by dalit and bahujans. But i think RRR has shown NTR As a tribal community with so much pride.

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Be Hindu, live as a Hindu — do not divide yourselves by caste, and do not let anyone divide you. 👇 Caste / casteism is not a part of our Sanatan Dharma. It is neither in the Vedas, nor in the Gita, Ramayana, or Manusmriti. It is a social evil that slowly grew within our society. The wealthy and the intellectually powerful, to maintain their dominance and superiority, classified people based on profession, occupation, work, and skills — and thus this poison of high-low caste discrimination was spread in society. Verse: 👇 “The Brahmin was His mouth, The Kshatriya was made His arms, The Vaishya became His thighs, And from His feet the Shudra was born.” — Rig Veda, Mandala 10, Sukta 90, Mantra 12

Be Hindu, live as a Hindu — do not divide yourselves by caste, and do not let anyone divide you. 👇 Caste / casteism is not a part of our Sanatan Dharma. It is neither in the Vedas, nor in the Gita, Ramayana, or Manusmriti. It is a social evil that slowly grew within our society. The wealthy and the intellectually powerful, to maintain their dominance and superiority, classified people based on profession, occupation, work, and skills — and thus this poison of high-low caste discrimination was spread in society. Verse: 👇 “The Brahmin was His mouth, The Kshatriya was made His arms, The Vaishya became His thighs, And from His feet the Shudra was born.” — Rig Veda, Mandala 10, Sukta 90, Mantra 12

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Subhi Vishwakarma

61,753 次观看 • 10 个月前

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ANI

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Kamlesh Bind fired illegal weapons in public to terrorise an entire neighbourhood. He extorted thela walas, khomcha walas, tempo drivers and shopkeepers by showing up at their doors with his gang. He harassed schoolgirls. He brandished weapons on CCTV without a care. He had photographs taken with SP leaders to signal political protection. This is the man SP is now defending through a caste narrative. Yogi govt looked at that criminal record and did what it has done for nine years across every caste and every community in UP. Zero tolerance. No exceptions. No identity check before acting. SP looked at the same situation and found a caste angle. Because defending criminals through caste has always been their game. The only thing that changes case to case is which caste they choose to mobilise. The criminals they protect never change. #ZeroToleranceOnCrime

Kamlesh Bind fired illegal weapons in public to terrorise an entire neighbourhood. He extorted thela walas, khomcha walas, tempo drivers and shopkeepers by showing up at their doors with his gang. He harassed schoolgirls. He brandished weapons on CCTV without a care. He had photographs taken with SP leaders to signal political protection. This is the man SP is now defending through a caste narrative. Yogi govt looked at that criminal record and did what it has done for nine years across every caste and every community in UP. Zero tolerance. No exceptions. No identity check before acting. SP looked at the same situation and found a caste angle. Because defending criminals through caste has always been their game. The only thing that changes case to case is which caste they choose to mobilise. The criminals they protect never change. #ZeroToleranceOnCrime

Megh Updates 🚨™

25,748 次观看 • 1 个月前

#WATCH | Saharanpur | On Centre's decision to conduct caste census, Aazad Samaj Party—Kanshi Ram, Chandra Shekhar Azad says, "The Azad Samaj Party has consistently raised this demand for a long time. On the 3rd of February, during the Lok Sabha session, I began by raising the issue of the caste census. Even when we were in Delhi in 2024, during a major movement held at Indira Gandhi Stadium, our first demand was for the caste census... When we conducted the review program across 18 circles, starting with Saharanpur, our first demand was the same. We understand the importance of the caste census, and I believe that if a caste census is conducted, we will get valuable data, especially regarding the backward classes. Even the general category will get clarity about the distribution of resources—how much education people have, who owns how much land, who has jobs, etc... However, the government has only talked about it and not set any deadline for implementation. Many in our party believe this is being discussed now because of the Bihar elections, since Nitish ji has already conducted a caste census in Bihar... I believe only after the caste census is actually conducted will we be able to say more. Nothing has been finalized yet—what topics will be included, when it will start, when it will end—all of this is still undecided... I believe only after the caste census is actually conducted will we be able to say more. Nothing has been finalized yet—what topics will be included, when it will start, when it will end—all of this is still undecided... Also, let me clarify that after 1931, no caste census has been properly conducted. The last real caste census was done under the British government... Since then, no caste census has been conducted—neither for backward classes nor for the general category. Until such a census is done, many things will remain unclear... we worry the current government might also reverse its stand after the Bihar elections and say they won’t conduct it..." (30/04)

#WATCH | Saharanpur | On Centre's decision to conduct caste census, Aazad Samaj Party—Kanshi Ram, Chandra Shekhar Azad says, "The Azad Samaj Party has consistently raised this demand for a long time. On the 3rd of February, during the Lok Sabha session, I began by raising the issue of the caste census. Even when we were in Delhi in 2024, during a major movement held at Indira Gandhi Stadium, our first demand was for the caste census... When we conducted the review program across 18 circles, starting with Saharanpur, our first demand was the same. We understand the importance of the caste census, and I believe that if a caste census is conducted, we will get valuable data, especially regarding the backward classes. Even the general category will get clarity about the distribution of resources—how much education people have, who owns how much land, who has jobs, etc... However, the government has only talked about it and not set any deadline for implementation. Many in our party believe this is being discussed now because of the Bihar elections, since Nitish ji has already conducted a caste census in Bihar... I believe only after the caste census is actually conducted will we be able to say more. Nothing has been finalized yet—what topics will be included, when it will start, when it will end—all of this is still undecided... I believe only after the caste census is actually conducted will we be able to say more. Nothing has been finalized yet—what topics will be included, when it will start, when it will end—all of this is still undecided... Also, let me clarify that after 1931, no caste census has been properly conducted. The last real caste census was done under the British government... Since then, no caste census has been conducted—neither for backward classes nor for the general category. Until such a census is done, many things will remain unclear... we worry the current government might also reverse its stand after the Bihar elections and say they won’t conduct it..." (30/04)

ANI

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