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Patriots, Soon, the day will come when devotees from across the world will travel to the Republic of Balochistan on Balochistan's own visa and fly with Balochistan's national airline to bow their heads before the sacred shrine of #MaBhavani #HinglajMata. It will be more than a journey it will... be a moment of faith, hope, and the reunion of millions with one of our oldest shared spiritual heritages. Hinglaj Mata Mandir is not just a temple it is a timeless symbol of faith, peace, and the shared civilizational heritage of Balochistan and Bharat. For centuries, this sacred shrine has welcomed devotees with dignity, reminding us that true civilizations are built on respect, compassion, and harmony among all faiths. While Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, and Christians continue to face reports of abductions, violence, and persecution in Pakistan, the people of the Republic of Balochistan remain committed to protecting places of worship, safeguarding religious freedom, and ensuring that minorities can live with honor, security, and equal dignity. A nation's true strength is not measured by the size of its army, but by how it treats its most vulnerable communities and how faithfully it preserves the sacred heritage entrusted to it. Hinglaj Mata Mandir stands as a message to the world that peace is stronger than hatred, coexistence is stronger than division, and protecting every faith is the foundation of a just and civilized society. May this sacred place continue to unite hearts across borders and inspire a future built on mutual respect, tolerance, and lasting harmony. #BalochistanIsNotPakistanshow more

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This is Hinglaj Mata Mandir, lovingly known among the Baloch as Naani Ka Mandir, a sacred place where hundreds of thousands of devotees come every year to seek the blessings of Ma Bhavani. Here, devotees raise their voices without fear: Jai Shri Ram! Jai Hinglaj Mata! They journey across the highways, roads, deserts and mountains of Balochistan with confidence not because they are strangers in a foreign land, but because they are our honoured guests. The Baloch have a proud tradition of hospitality. A guest is a responsibility, a guest is an honour, and a guest must be protected. No pilgrim should ever have to live in fear of being abducted, harassed or intimidated while travelling through our land. Balochistan is a land of ancient civilizations, diversity and coexistence. We respect every religion, every faith and every community. Our doors remain open to those who come in peace, devotion and friendship. Hinglaj Mata Mandir is far more than a sacred temple. It is a living symbol of our shared civilization, religious harmony, tolerance and mutual respect. We take immense pride in protecting this sacred heritage of the Hindu faith and ensuring that generations to come can worship here freely and with dignity. We are proud to announce that Hinglaj Mata Mandir will be expanded and developed to welcome the largest gatherings of devotees in the years ahead. The Republic of Balochistan will work to provide the necessary facilities including spacious parking, accommodation, markets, tourism infrastructure and essential services so that pilgrims and visitors can experience their journey with comfort, dignity and peace. And beyond the temple lies the breathtaking Hingol National Park, one of the great natural treasures of Balochistan, where the beauty of mountains, deserts, rivers and coastline comes together in one extraordinary landscape. To every devotee, every pilgrim and every visitor: Come without fear. Come with faith. Come as our honoured guest. The people of Balochistan welcome you with an open heart. Welcome to Hinglaj Mata. Welcome to Hingol. Welcome to the Republic of Balochistan.

This is Hinglaj Mata Mandir, lovingly known among the Baloch as Naani Ka Mandir, a sacred place where hundreds of thousands of devotees come every year to seek the blessings of Ma Bhavani. Here, devotees raise their voices without fear: Jai Shri Ram! Jai Hinglaj Mata! They journey across the highways, roads, deserts and mountains of Balochistan with confidence not because they are strangers in a foreign land, but because they are our honoured guests. The Baloch have a proud tradition of hospitality. A guest is a responsibility, a guest is an honour, and a guest must be protected. No pilgrim should ever have to live in fear of being abducted, harassed or intimidated while travelling through our land. Balochistan is a land of ancient civilizations, diversity and coexistence. We respect every religion, every faith and every community. Our doors remain open to those who come in peace, devotion and friendship. Hinglaj Mata Mandir is far more than a sacred temple. It is a living symbol of our shared civilization, religious harmony, tolerance and mutual respect. We take immense pride in protecting this sacred heritage of the Hindu faith and ensuring that generations to come can worship here freely and with dignity. We are proud to announce that Hinglaj Mata Mandir will be expanded and developed to welcome the largest gatherings of devotees in the years ahead. The Republic of Balochistan will work to provide the necessary facilities including spacious parking, accommodation, markets, tourism infrastructure and essential services so that pilgrims and visitors can experience their journey with comfort, dignity and peace. And beyond the temple lies the breathtaking Hingol National Park, one of the great natural treasures of Balochistan, where the beauty of mountains, deserts, rivers and coastline comes together in one extraordinary landscape. To every devotee, every pilgrim and every visitor: Come without fear. Come with faith. Come as our honoured guest. The people of Balochistan welcome you with an open heart. Welcome to Hinglaj Mata. Welcome to Hingol. Welcome to the Republic of Balochistan.

Mir Yar Baloch

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Patriots, Very soon, we look forward to welcoming you to the sacred land of Balochistan for the blessed darshan of Hinglaj Mata Temple where faith meets history, and where the soul finds peace beneath the eternal skies of Balochistan. A breathtaking and emotional moment unfolded at the sacred Hinglaj Mata Temple as the new flag rose proudly into the skies of Balochistan, fluttering with dignity, faith, and centuries of spiritual heritage. This was not merely the raising of a flag it was the awakening of history, culture, and an unbreakable bond of devotion. Hinglaj Mata Temple, nestled in the timeless mountains of Balochistan, stands as one of the holiest spiritual sanctuaries for Hindus and a powerful symbol of the deep cultural and spiritual connection between Balochistan and India. For generations, pilgrims have carried their prayers, hopes, and faith to this sacred land. The people of the Republic of Balochistan extend their hearts with warmth, respect, and brotherhood to Hindu devotees across the world. Hyrbyair Marri Narendra Modi #BalochistanIsNotPakistan #HinglajMataMandir

Patriots, Very soon, we look forward to welcoming you to the sacred land of Balochistan for the blessed darshan of Hinglaj Mata Temple where faith meets history, and where the soul finds peace beneath the eternal skies of Balochistan. A breathtaking and emotional moment unfolded at the sacred Hinglaj Mata Temple as the new flag rose proudly into the skies of Balochistan, fluttering with dignity, faith, and centuries of spiritual heritage. This was not merely the raising of a flag it was the awakening of history, culture, and an unbreakable bond of devotion. Hinglaj Mata Temple, nestled in the timeless mountains of Balochistan, stands as one of the holiest spiritual sanctuaries for Hindus and a powerful symbol of the deep cultural and spiritual connection between Balochistan and India. For generations, pilgrims have carried their prayers, hopes, and faith to this sacred land. The people of the Republic of Balochistan extend their hearts with warmth, respect, and brotherhood to Hindu devotees across the world. Hyrbyair Marri Narendra Modi #BalochistanIsNotPakistan #HinglajMataMandir

Mir Yar Baloch

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The Republic of Balochistan welcomes Hinglaj Mata Mandir devotees via Gwadar and Balochistan sea Just as the Baloch people lovingly decorate and preserve their mosques and sacred religious places, we also extend our respect, support, and assistance toward the decoration, renovation and care of Hinglaj Mata Mandir Ma Bhavani a sacred place that we Baloch lovingly call “Naani Mandir.” Balochistan is now an independent country, and we warmly look forward to welcoming devotees from across the world to Ma Bhavani. Your visit and connection with this sacred land depend on mutual support and understanding. We hope that Balochistan receives global recognition soon, allowing millions of devotees across the world particularly from Bharat to visit this ancient spiritual site every year. Devotees will be welcomed through every possible route by sea, by road, and by air. Through the sea, visitors will be able to reach Balochistan’s coastal regions, including Gwadar, Pasni, and Jiwani, connecting people through faith, culture, and shared history. One remarkable reality is that Balochistan and Bharat share a natural maritime border through the sea. This shared ocean space creates opportunities for cooperation, trade, critical minerals exploration and stronger relations. Routes connecting Gwadar with Mumbai and Gujarat could become symbols of economic and cultural exchange. The shared maritime boundaries between Balochistan and India also highlight the importance of cooperation in protecting and securing the region’s seas. We envision peaceful collaboration, mutual respect, and long term partnerships that safeguard Balochistan’s religious heritage, coastal regions, and airspace. Our commitment is to protect and preserve the sacred sites, natural resources, and identity of Balochistan while building a future where people from all backgrounds can visit, connect, and celebrate the spiritual and cultural heritage of this land. #BalochistanIsNotPakistan #RecognizeRepublicOfBalochistan

The Republic of Balochistan welcomes Hinglaj Mata Mandir devotees via Gwadar and Balochistan sea Just as the Baloch people lovingly decorate and preserve their mosques and sacred religious places, we also extend our respect, support, and assistance toward the decoration, renovation and care of Hinglaj Mata Mandir Ma Bhavani a sacred place that we Baloch lovingly call “Naani Mandir.” Balochistan is now an independent country, and we warmly look forward to welcoming devotees from across the world to Ma Bhavani. Your visit and connection with this sacred land depend on mutual support and understanding. We hope that Balochistan receives global recognition soon, allowing millions of devotees across the world particularly from Bharat to visit this ancient spiritual site every year. Devotees will be welcomed through every possible route by sea, by road, and by air. Through the sea, visitors will be able to reach Balochistan’s coastal regions, including Gwadar, Pasni, and Jiwani, connecting people through faith, culture, and shared history. One remarkable reality is that Balochistan and Bharat share a natural maritime border through the sea. This shared ocean space creates opportunities for cooperation, trade, critical minerals exploration and stronger relations. Routes connecting Gwadar with Mumbai and Gujarat could become symbols of economic and cultural exchange. The shared maritime boundaries between Balochistan and India also highlight the importance of cooperation in protecting and securing the region’s seas. We envision peaceful collaboration, mutual respect, and long term partnerships that safeguard Balochistan’s religious heritage, coastal regions, and airspace. Our commitment is to protect and preserve the sacred sites, natural resources, and identity of Balochistan while building a future where people from all backgrounds can visit, connect, and celebrate the spiritual and cultural heritage of this land. #BalochistanIsNotPakistan #RecognizeRepublicOfBalochistan

Mir Yar Baloch

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A Virtual Visit to Hinglaj Mata Temple in the Republic of Balochistan By: Mir Yar Baloch 19 April 2026 Today is the last day of a two week Hinglaj Mata Mela in the Republic of Balochistan. The annual Hinglaj Mata Naani Mandir Mela, which begins in the early days of April, is not merely a religious gathering t is a deeply emotional, cultural, and spiritual journey that echoes through centuries of devotion, resilience, and unity. Set against the rugged, majestic landscape of Balochistan’s Lasbela region, this sacred pilgrimage draws hundreds of thousands of devotees who travel across deserts, mountains, and borders to bow their heads at one of the most revered Shakti Peeths of Maa Bhavani. At the heart of this spiritual epic lies Hinglaj Mata, lovingly called “Naani Mandir” by the local Baloch people. This name itself reflects something profound: a sense of familial reverence, of shared belonging, where the divine is not distant, but close like a grandmother watching over her children. For generations, the Baloch people have embraced this sacred site not only as a religious landmark but as a symbol of coexistence, protection, and honor. It stands as living proof that faith can unite hearts across cultures, languages, and borders. The journey to Hinglaj is as meaningful as the destination itself. Pilgrims often travel in caravans, singing devotional songs, carrying flags, and sharing stories of faith and miracles. The air becomes filled with chants of “Jai Mata Di,” blending harmoniously with the winds that sweep across the arid mountains. Every step taken is seen as an act of devotion, every hardship a test of faith. When pilgrims finally reach the sacred cave shrine, many are overwhelmed with emotion tears of gratitude, hope, and spiritual fulfillment. Surrounding this holy site is the breathtaking Hingol National Park, one of the largest and most ecologically significant protected areas in the region. Spanning thousands of square kilometers, the park is a rare blend of coastal, desert, and mountainous ecosystems. It is home to diverse wildlife, including ibex, chinkara gazelles, marsh crocodiles, and numerous bird species. Unique rock formations, mud volcanoes, and the serene flow of the Hingol River add to its mystical beauty. The park is not only an ecological treasure but also a spiritual landscape, where nature itself seems to bow in reverence to the sacred presence of Hinglaj Mata. The mela attracts nearly half a million pilgrims every year, making it one of the largest religious gatherings in the region. Despite the challenging terrain, the spirit of hospitality shown by the Baloch people remains unwavering. Local communities actively participate in facilitating the pilgrimage offering food, guidance, security, and care. This deep-rooted tradition reflects a powerful cultural message: that protecting sacred spaces and honoring guests is a matter of pride and identity. Hinglaj Mata Mandir today stands as a bridge between Balochistan and India, connecting millions through shared faith and devotion. It transcends political boundaries and reminds the world that spirituality knows no borders. The temple’s status as one of the 51 Shakti Peeths further elevates its importance, making it a cornerstone of Hindu religious heritage. There is also a growing vision for the future—one that seeks to expand facilities, improve accessibility, and accommodate an even greater number of pilgrims. The aspiration to one day welcome millions more reflects not just ambition, but a commitment to preserving and sharing this sacred heritage with the world. Above all, the message to devotees is one of reassurance and hope: that Hinglaj Mata’s doors remain open, her blessings universal, and her land welcoming. The dream of easier access, including visa-on-arrival issued by the Republic of Balochistan for Hindu pilgrims from around the world, symbolizes a future where faith journeys are guided by devotion rather than restricted by borders. In the end, the Hinglaj Mata Naani Mandir Mela is more than an event it is a living story of faith, unity, and humanity. It is where deserts bloom with devotion, where strangers become family, and where the divine presence of Maa Bhavani continues to inspire millions with courage, compassion, and unshakable belief. Hyrbyair Marri #HinglajMataMandir #HinglajTempleBalochistan

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Mir Yar Baloch

12,867 views • 5 months ago

Diwali Greetings #HappyDiwali2025 from the Heart of the #RepublicOfBalochistan 🪔🎁 Narendra Modi Hyrbyair Marri Dr. S. Jaishankar As the sacred lamps of Diwali illuminate homes and hearts across the world, Balochistan too glows with the light of unity, love, and faith. From the historic city of Kalat, where our Hindu community joyfully celebrates this festival of lights, to every corner of our land, the spirit of harmony shines brighter than ever. Balochistan; the birthplace of ancient civilizations proudly hosts the 51th Shaktipeeth of Hinglaj Mata Mandir, along with countless Hindu mandirs, Gurdwaras, Churches, and other sacred sites. Here, every faith is cherished, every community respected, and every pilgrim welcomed with open arms. It is this spirit of coexistence where Muslim Balochs stand shoulder to shoulder with their Hindu, Sikh, and Christian brothers and sisters that makes Balochistan truly unique in the world. On this Diwali, as our lamps flicker against the desert winds and our hearts glow with hope, we celebrate not only the triumph of light over darkness, but also the triumph of humanity over division. We extend our warmest wishes to our Hindu community in the #RepublicOfBalochistan and to all celebrating across the globe. May the light of Diwali bring peace, prosperity, and eternal harmony to every heart and every home. Happy Diwali from the Republic of Balochistan the land of peace, diversity, and timeless civilization. 🪔🌸✨

Diwali Greetings #HappyDiwali2025 from the Heart of the #RepublicOfBalochistan 🪔🎁 Narendra Modi Hyrbyair Marri Dr. S. Jaishankar As the sacred lamps of Diwali illuminate homes and hearts across the world, Balochistan too glows with the light of unity, love, and faith. From the historic city of Kalat, where our Hindu community joyfully celebrates this festival of lights, to every corner of our land, the spirit of harmony shines brighter than ever. Balochistan; the birthplace of ancient civilizations proudly hosts the 51th Shaktipeeth of Hinglaj Mata Mandir, along with countless Hindu mandirs, Gurdwaras, Churches, and other sacred sites. Here, every faith is cherished, every community respected, and every pilgrim welcomed with open arms. It is this spirit of coexistence where Muslim Balochs stand shoulder to shoulder with their Hindu, Sikh, and Christian brothers and sisters that makes Balochistan truly unique in the world. On this Diwali, as our lamps flicker against the desert winds and our hearts glow with hope, we celebrate not only the triumph of light over darkness, but also the triumph of humanity over division. We extend our warmest wishes to our Hindu community in the #RepublicOfBalochistan and to all celebrating across the globe. May the light of Diwali bring peace, prosperity, and eternal harmony to every heart and every home. Happy Diwali from the Republic of Balochistan the land of peace, diversity, and timeless civilization. 🪔🌸✨

Mir Yar Baloch

31,057 views • 11 months ago

On Poila Boishakh, I offered my prayers at Kalighat, seeking strength, clarity, and resolve for the path ahead. In the divine presence of Maa Kali, I prayed not just for personal strength, but for the well-being of every citizen of Bengal, for peace, dignity, and unity to prevail across our land. This sacred moment is a reminder that our journey is not merely political; it is a responsibility towards protecting harmony, upholding justice, and safeguarding the rights of our people. There are forces that seek to disturb this balance, to divide and weaken the social fabric of Bengal. But with the blessings of Maa Kali, and with faith in the people, we will stand firm against every such attempt. We will not allow hatred to overshadow harmony, nor vested interests to derail Bengal’s progress. This is a fight for truth. A fight for the rights and dignity of every Bengali. A fight to ensure that the future of our state remains secure, inclusive, and just. With Maa Kali’s blessings guiding us, we will continue this journey with even greater determination and strength. Joy Maa Kali!

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Abhishek Banerjee

245,434 views • 5 months ago

All credit goes to Baloch leader Hyrbyair Marri whose ancestors protected and safeguarded the Hindu and Sikh communities in Balochistan for generations. Meet the Sikh community of Balochistan a people whose prayers, culture, hard work, and love have been woven into the soul of this land for centuries. They are not strangers here; they are the children of this soil, and the Baloch nation takes immense pride in them. The Sikh community of the Republic of Balochistan has lived in Balochistan for more than two hundred years. They are not merely a minority; they are an inseparable part of Balochistan’s history, culture, traditions, trade, and social fabric. The Baloch nation considers them a precious asset of the homeland and members of one family. In Balochistan, Sikhs, Hindus, Christians, and people of all faiths do not live under fear or persecution, but with dignity, honor, and peace. Baloch society does not believe in religious hatred, extremism, or intolerance. Muslim Baloch do not simply “tolerate” Sikhs and Hindus they embrace them with love and sincerity. Whether in weddings or funerals, celebrations or moments of grief, the Baloch stand beside their minority fellow countrymen as one people, united by humanity and respect. This is the true identity of the Baloch nation. This is the beauty, honor, and greatness of Baloch culture. On one side, in Pakistan, Hindus, Sikhs, Christians, and other minorities face forced conversions, violence, killings, fear, and systematic discrimination. Temples, Gurdwaras, and churches are attacked and demolished, while minority families live under constant insecurity and oppression. On the other side, in Balochistan, minorities are building their places of worship freely, celebrating their festivals openly, and living their lives with peace, freedom, and dignity. The live example of religious freedom is the Hinglaj Mata Mandir. This is the difference between the vision of Balochistan and the ideology of Pakistan. Balochistan stands for humanity, tolerance, coexistence, and religious freedom a land where every human being is respected not because of their religion, but because of their humanity. #BalochistanIsNotPakistan Hyrbyair Marri Ministry of Minority Affairs Department of Minority Welfare, Govt of Karnataka

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Mir Yar Baloch

10,516 views • 4 months ago

For centuries, India’s heritage has influenced cultures and civilisations across the world. Today, India is reaffirming its commitment to protecting and preserving this timeless legacy on the global stage. Guided by the vision of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, the return of the sacred Piprahwa Buddha Relics after 127 years marks a historic moment for the nation. More than the recovery of a sacred treasure, it symbolises India’s dedication towards reclaiming and safeguarding its civilisational heritage with dignity and resolve, while ensuring that the treasures of its past receive the honour and respect they deserve worldwide. This achievement reflects the spirit of a resurgent India, anchored in its heritage, confident in its identity, and unwavering in its resolve. #12YearsOfVikasBhiVirasatBhi #CultureUnitesAll

For centuries, India’s heritage has influenced cultures and civilisations across the world. Today, India is reaffirming its commitment to protecting and preserving this timeless legacy on the global stage. Guided by the vision of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, the return of the sacred Piprahwa Buddha Relics after 127 years marks a historic moment for the nation. More than the recovery of a sacred treasure, it symbolises India’s dedication towards reclaiming and safeguarding its civilisational heritage with dignity and resolve, while ensuring that the treasures of its past receive the honour and respect they deserve worldwide. This achievement reflects the spirit of a resurgent India, anchored in its heritage, confident in its identity, and unwavering in its resolve. #12YearsOfVikasBhiVirasatBhi #CultureUnitesAll

Ministry of Culture

20,931 views • 3 months ago

This is a direct violation of the sanctity of Islam, and it is absolutely unacceptable. We raise our voices with full strength to demand immediate action and accountability against anyone involved in this blatant act of religious disrespect. Islam is a religion of peace, dignity, and respect. Muslims do not mock or belittle the sacred practices of any faith and we expect the same in return. Turning Islamic symbols, acts of worship, or sacred spaces into objects of mockery is a serious offense that cannot be ignored or tolerated. We call on authorities, human rights organizations, and leaders of all faiths to stand firmly against this rising trend of disrespect toward Islam. Protecting religious sanctity is not optional, it is a duty and a global responsibility. Our faith deserves respect. Our sacred practices deserve protection. And we demand justice.

This is a direct violation of the sanctity of Islam, and it is absolutely unacceptable. We raise our voices with full strength to demand immediate action and accountability against anyone involved in this blatant act of religious disrespect. Islam is a religion of peace, dignity, and respect. Muslims do not mock or belittle the sacred practices of any faith and we expect the same in return. Turning Islamic symbols, acts of worship, or sacred spaces into objects of mockery is a serious offense that cannot be ignored or tolerated. We call on authorities, human rights organizations, and leaders of all faiths to stand firmly against this rising trend of disrespect toward Islam. Protecting religious sanctity is not optional, it is a duty and a global responsibility. Our faith deserves respect. Our sacred practices deserve protection. And we demand justice.

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146,751 views • 10 months ago

For centuries, India’s strength has not been uniformity but coexistence. Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, Christians, Buddhists, Jains and countless communities have shared this land, its culture, its struggles and its dreams. Our Constitution transformed that shared inheritance into a promise of equal citizenship, where rights come from being Indian, not from religion, caste or identity. The pain expressed in this video reflects a deeper anxiety: when politics is built on division, fear and suspicion, it weakens the very foundation of the Republic. Democracies flourish when citizens are united by constitutional values, not separated into competing camps for electoral gain. India's future cannot be secured through hatred. It can only be secured through justice, equality, fraternity and respect for human dignity. Governments come and go, but the ideals of the Constitution must endure. Citizens across communities have a responsibility to reject polarization and defend the democratic values that generations before us struggled to build. The answer to divisive politics is not more division—it is a renewed commitment to constitutional citizenship, social harmony, and democratic accountability. India belongs equally to all its people, and that principle must remain non-negotiable. Link:

For centuries, India’s strength has not been uniformity but coexistence. Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, Christians, Buddhists, Jains and countless communities have shared this land, its culture, its struggles and its dreams. Our Constitution transformed that shared inheritance into a promise of equal citizenship, where rights come from being Indian, not from religion, caste or identity. The pain expressed in this video reflects a deeper anxiety: when politics is built on division, fear and suspicion, it weakens the very foundation of the Republic. Democracies flourish when citizens are united by constitutional values, not separated into competing camps for electoral gain. India's future cannot be secured through hatred. It can only be secured through justice, equality, fraternity and respect for human dignity. Governments come and go, but the ideals of the Constitution must endure. Citizens across communities have a responsibility to reject polarization and defend the democratic values that generations before us struggled to build. The answer to divisive politics is not more division—it is a renewed commitment to constitutional citizenship, social harmony, and democratic accountability. India belongs equally to all its people, and that principle must remain non-negotiable. Link:

Ashok Dadhwal

25,731 views • 3 months ago

Patriots, Every Baloch is the ambassador of Democratic Republic of Balochistan and it is our national duty to spread awareness among the world about our culture, tradition, language, festivals, and ceremonies. This video is dedicated to our brothers of #Bharat. A marriage of Baloch ceremony in #Balochistan. #BalochistanIsNotPakistan @VinGermany

Patriots, Every Baloch is the ambassador of Democratic Republic of Balochistan and it is our national duty to spread awareness among the world about our culture, tradition, language, festivals, and ceremonies. This video is dedicated to our brothers of #Bharat. A marriage of Baloch ceremony in #Balochistan. #BalochistanIsNotPakistan @VinGermany

Mir Yar Baloch

30,638 views • 1 year ago

Today, as I laid the foundation stone of Durga Angan in New Town, I was overwhelmed with a sense of elation and fulfillment. In 2021, UNESCO honoured our beloved Durga Puja with the distinguished recognition of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, acknowledging its universal resonance as both a spiritual invocation and a cultural celebration. The ceremony reflected the true spirit of Bengal. People across faiths, castes, communities, cultures, and generations gathered in collective reverence. In this moment, I saw the essence of unity, devotion, and shared pride that defines our land. This day will be inscribed in the golden pages of Bengal’s history. Durga Angan will be built across 17.28 acres, with a total constructed area of nearly 2,00,000 square feet. The complex is envisioned as a yearlong sacred sanctuary, open 365 days, welcoming close to one lakh visitors every day. The central courtyard will accommodate 1,000 devotees at a time, allowing prayer to unfold in a shared spiritual congregation. A 20-foot-wide circumambulatory path will be adorned with 1,008 pillars and delicately sculpted arches. The main sanctum will rise to 54 metres, echoing the architectural grandeur of our spiritual texts. In adherence to sacred tenets, 108 divine idols and 64 lion sculptures will be consecrated within the complex. Beyond the principal mandap, the premises will include individual mandaps for the Singhadwara, the Pradakshina path, a sacred Kund, and shrines for Lord Shiva, Lord Ganesha, Lord Kartikeya, Goddess Lakshmi, and Goddess Saraswati. There will also be a dedicated space for prasad preparation and a cultural museum celebrating Bengal’s artistic and spiritual legacy. The entire temple complex will be landscaped with over 300 trees and 1,000 flowering plants. Designed as a gold-certified green building, the complex emphasises natural illumination, ventilation, and ecological balance, ensuring that divinity and nature breathe within the same sacred enclosure. A trust has been formed under the leadership of the Chief Secretary to oversee the upkeep, preservation, and management of this spiritual precinct. This initiative will not only enrich our cultural and spiritual expanse but also strengthen local enterprise, foster employment, and amplify Bengal’s stature on the world tourism map. Durga Angan will stand as a luminous confluence of Bengal’s spirituality and culture, a testament to unity in diversity that will welcome millions from India and across the world, inviting them to witness our art, heritage, devotion, and harmony. On the 5th of next month, I shall lay the foundation stone of the much-awaited Gangasagar Setu, and in the second week of next month, the foundation stone of the Mahakal Temple at Matigara, near Siliguri. These endeavours reaffirm our commitment to uplifting pilgrimage sites of every faith. We walk the path of unity, never division. I remain guided by the universal ideals of Sri Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, whose message of interfaith harmony lives at the core of Bengal’s soul. Every faith to me is sacred. Every community is equal. Humanity is the highest form of worship.

Today, as I laid the foundation stone of Durga Angan in New Town, I was overwhelmed with a sense of elation and fulfillment. In 2021, UNESCO honoured our beloved Durga Puja with the distinguished recognition of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, acknowledging its universal resonance as both a spiritual invocation and a cultural celebration. The ceremony reflected the true spirit of Bengal. People across faiths, castes, communities, cultures, and generations gathered in collective reverence. In this moment, I saw the essence of unity, devotion, and shared pride that defines our land. This day will be inscribed in the golden pages of Bengal’s history. Durga Angan will be built across 17.28 acres, with a total constructed area of nearly 2,00,000 square feet. The complex is envisioned as a yearlong sacred sanctuary, open 365 days, welcoming close to one lakh visitors every day. The central courtyard will accommodate 1,000 devotees at a time, allowing prayer to unfold in a shared spiritual congregation. A 20-foot-wide circumambulatory path will be adorned with 1,008 pillars and delicately sculpted arches. The main sanctum will rise to 54 metres, echoing the architectural grandeur of our spiritual texts. In adherence to sacred tenets, 108 divine idols and 64 lion sculptures will be consecrated within the complex. Beyond the principal mandap, the premises will include individual mandaps for the Singhadwara, the Pradakshina path, a sacred Kund, and shrines for Lord Shiva, Lord Ganesha, Lord Kartikeya, Goddess Lakshmi, and Goddess Saraswati. There will also be a dedicated space for prasad preparation and a cultural museum celebrating Bengal’s artistic and spiritual legacy. The entire temple complex will be landscaped with over 300 trees and 1,000 flowering plants. Designed as a gold-certified green building, the complex emphasises natural illumination, ventilation, and ecological balance, ensuring that divinity and nature breathe within the same sacred enclosure. A trust has been formed under the leadership of the Chief Secretary to oversee the upkeep, preservation, and management of this spiritual precinct. This initiative will not only enrich our cultural and spiritual expanse but also strengthen local enterprise, foster employment, and amplify Bengal’s stature on the world tourism map. Durga Angan will stand as a luminous confluence of Bengal’s spirituality and culture, a testament to unity in diversity that will welcome millions from India and across the world, inviting them to witness our art, heritage, devotion, and harmony. On the 5th of next month, I shall lay the foundation stone of the much-awaited Gangasagar Setu, and in the second week of next month, the foundation stone of the Mahakal Temple at Matigara, near Siliguri. These endeavours reaffirm our commitment to uplifting pilgrimage sites of every faith. We walk the path of unity, never division. I remain guided by the universal ideals of Sri Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, whose message of interfaith harmony lives at the core of Bengal’s soul. Every faith to me is sacred. Every community is equal. Humanity is the highest form of worship.

Mamata Banerjee

76,076 views • 9 months ago

Hinglaj Mata Mandir Festival: Third Largest Hindu Gathering After India and Nepal, 300,000 Pilgrims Attend The annual Hinglaj Mata Mandir festival, (17’18’19’April)held in the rugged mountains of Balochistan, has emerged as a powerful symbol of religious harmony and tolerance in Pakistan. The event is considered the third largest religious gathering of Hindus after India and Nepal, attracting around 300,000 pilgrims during the April festival, while nearly one million devotees visit the shrine throughout the year. Senator Danesh Kumar visited the sacred Hinglaj Teerth and interacted with pilgrims while reviewing the arrangements. Speaking on the occasion, he said that thousands of devotees travel hundreds of kilometers on foot to reach the holy site, reflecting their deep faith and devotion. He stated that the Government of Balochistan has allocated approximately Rs. 3 billion (300 crore) over the past three years to facilitate pilgrims. Extensive arrangements have been made, including free food, clean drinking water, medical camps, and other essential services. Additional facilities such as mosquito nets, water coolers, blankets, and gas cylinders have also been provided for pilgrims staying in open areas. Senator Danesh Kumar emphasized that the Hinglaj Mata Mandir festival sends a clear message to the world that Pakistan respects and protects the rights of minorities and promotes interfaith harmony. He further added that the large-scale participation and arrangements strongly counter negative propaganda about Pakistan regarding minority rights, presenting a practical example of peaceful coexistence. He also appreciated the efforts of the local administration, volunteers, and the Hinglaj Mata Mandir Committee for ensuring smooth and well-organized arrangements for the pilgrims.

Hinglaj Mata Mandir Festival: Third Largest Hindu Gathering After India and Nepal, 300,000 Pilgrims Attend The annual Hinglaj Mata Mandir festival, (17’18’19’April)held in the rugged mountains of Balochistan, has emerged as a powerful symbol of religious harmony and tolerance in Pakistan. The event is considered the third largest religious gathering of Hindus after India and Nepal, attracting around 300,000 pilgrims during the April festival, while nearly one million devotees visit the shrine throughout the year. Senator Danesh Kumar visited the sacred Hinglaj Teerth and interacted with pilgrims while reviewing the arrangements. Speaking on the occasion, he said that thousands of devotees travel hundreds of kilometers on foot to reach the holy site, reflecting their deep faith and devotion. He stated that the Government of Balochistan has allocated approximately Rs. 3 billion (300 crore) over the past three years to facilitate pilgrims. Extensive arrangements have been made, including free food, clean drinking water, medical camps, and other essential services. Additional facilities such as mosquito nets, water coolers, blankets, and gas cylinders have also been provided for pilgrims staying in open areas. Senator Danesh Kumar emphasized that the Hinglaj Mata Mandir festival sends a clear message to the world that Pakistan respects and protects the rights of minorities and promotes interfaith harmony. He further added that the large-scale participation and arrangements strongly counter negative propaganda about Pakistan regarding minority rights, presenting a practical example of peaceful coexistence. He also appreciated the efforts of the local administration, volunteers, and the Hinglaj Mata Mandir Committee for ensuring smooth and well-organized arrangements for the pilgrims.

Senator Danesh Kumar Palyani

24,112 views • 5 months ago

Islam is a religion of peace, harmony, love, and compassion, and it teaches exactly that. Sectarian powers fear Islam, and intimidated by its enlightened teachings, they spread various kinds of propaganda against it, dreaming of defaming and eradicating the religion of Islam. But Islam is a universal truth that will remain alive until the Day of Judgment, and no power in the world can destroy it. It is our responsibility to sincerely follow the high teachings of Islam and live our lives wherever we are with love, compassion, tolerance, and good morals. #ArshadMadani #Islam_is_not_terrorism.

Islam is a religion of peace, harmony, love, and compassion, and it teaches exactly that. Sectarian powers fear Islam, and intimidated by its enlightened teachings, they spread various kinds of propaganda against it, dreaming of defaming and eradicating the religion of Islam. But Islam is a universal truth that will remain alive until the Day of Judgment, and no power in the world can destroy it. It is our responsibility to sincerely follow the high teachings of Islam and live our lives wherever we are with love, compassion, tolerance, and good morals. #ArshadMadani #Islam_is_not_terrorism.

Arshad Madani

78,733 views • 9 months ago

BALOCHISTAN WAS A COUNTRY, IS A COUNTRY AND WILL REMAIN AN INDEPENDENT COUNTRY..!!! Even the educated voices of Pakistan's Punjab province now confess a bitter truth Pakistanis know almost nothing about the Baloch people, history, culture, language, nor do they ever try to understand them. And that, right there, is the line that separates Balochistan from Pakistan. The people of Balochistan are a nation of deep culture, dignity, and grace. A Harvard University linguistics professor once said that Quetta is among the most enlightened cities in the world. The average Baloch speaks at least three languages, sometimes even seven. Yet Pakistan only knows what lies beneath Balochistan its minerals not the people who live upon it, not their hearts, not their history. But it is too late now, far too late for the occupiers. Balochistan was never Pakistan, is not Pakistan, and will never be Pakistan. The occupying army of Pakistan has left itself no path to redemption; its hands are stained with the crimes of war and the blood of the innocent. Today, every Baloch stands as both the heir and the ambassador of Balochistan. And to all those who took part in the genocide of the Baloch people — know this: neither God will forgive you, nor will the Baloch nation.

BALOCHISTAN WAS A COUNTRY, IS A COUNTRY AND WILL REMAIN AN INDEPENDENT COUNTRY..!!! Even the educated voices of Pakistan's Punjab province now confess a bitter truth Pakistanis know almost nothing about the Baloch people, history, culture, language, nor do they ever try to understand them. And that, right there, is the line that separates Balochistan from Pakistan. The people of Balochistan are a nation of deep culture, dignity, and grace. A Harvard University linguistics professor once said that Quetta is among the most enlightened cities in the world. The average Baloch speaks at least three languages, sometimes even seven. Yet Pakistan only knows what lies beneath Balochistan its minerals not the people who live upon it, not their hearts, not their history. But it is too late now, far too late for the occupiers. Balochistan was never Pakistan, is not Pakistan, and will never be Pakistan. The occupying army of Pakistan has left itself no path to redemption; its hands are stained with the crimes of war and the blood of the innocent. Today, every Baloch stands as both the heir and the ambassador of Balochistan. And to all those who took part in the genocide of the Baloch people — know this: neither God will forgive you, nor will the Baloch nation.

Mir Yar Baloch

73,896 views • 11 months ago

Patriots congratulations !!! We got our anthem in band form and orchestra 💐✌🏻🩵💚♥️✌🏻💐 Hyrbyair Marri The patriotic people of the Republic of Balochistan stand united under their own national identity. We possess our own national anthem and flag, and we are resolutely advancing toward the establishment of our own currency, passport, visa regime, centers of commerce and trade, and formal diplomatic engagement with the world. Pakistan is a closed chapter of history. It has lost its relevance, credibility, and moral standing in the region. To continue dealing with a defeated Pakistan is tantamount to boarding a runaway train hurtling toward a deep and unforgiving trench. The future belongs to free nations that respect sovereignty, dignity, and truth and Balochistan is rising with that future.

Patriots congratulations !!! We got our anthem in band form and orchestra 💐✌🏻🩵💚♥️✌🏻💐 Hyrbyair Marri The patriotic people of the Republic of Balochistan stand united under their own national identity. We possess our own national anthem and flag, and we are resolutely advancing toward the establishment of our own currency, passport, visa regime, centers of commerce and trade, and formal diplomatic engagement with the world. Pakistan is a closed chapter of history. It has lost its relevance, credibility, and moral standing in the region. To continue dealing with a defeated Pakistan is tantamount to boarding a runaway train hurtling toward a deep and unforgiving trench. The future belongs to free nations that respect sovereignty, dignity, and truth and Balochistan is rising with that future.

Mir Yar Baloch

28,558 views • 9 months ago

A major spiritual milestone at Ayodhya’s grand Ram Mandir - for the first time, ordinary devotees can now access and offer prayers at the temple’s sub-shrines, a privilege once limited to special pass holders. With this new arrangement, the Ram Mandir complex is becoming more open, more inclusive, and even more connected to the millions of devotees arriving with faith in their hearts. Beyond just darshan, this is about restoring a civilizational experience where every corner of the sacred complex reflects the depth, continuity, and grandeur of Sanatan heritage.

A major spiritual milestone at Ayodhya’s grand Ram Mandir - for the first time, ordinary devotees can now access and offer prayers at the temple’s sub-shrines, a privilege once limited to special pass holders. With this new arrangement, the Ram Mandir complex is becoming more open, more inclusive, and even more connected to the millions of devotees arriving with faith in their hearts. Beyond just darshan, this is about restoring a civilizational experience where every corner of the sacred complex reflects the depth, continuity, and grandeur of Sanatan heritage.

Mr Tiwari

17,429 views • 4 months ago