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#UAE-based influencer Khalid Al Ameri shares an emotional ode to snow-covered #Kashmir after a 4-day visit, calling it a "snowy paradise with beauty beyond imagination," praising its serene culture and cozy pheran vibes. Kashmir's tourism potential is gaining global recognition! Naya Kashmir Badalta Kashmir!!

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ALERT INDIA: Hindus Massacred in Kashmir Days After RAIR Exposed Pakistan’s Call for Global Jihad Just six days after RAIR reported Pakistan’s Grand Mufti issuing a formal fatwa demanding global Islamic jihad, Hindus were hunted down and executed in Kashmir—murdered for the simple fact that they were not Muslim. This was not random. This was not isolated. This was jihad—by the book, and on schedule. All Muslim governments must launch jihad to take back every land ever ruled by Islam. They called it a fatwa—a formal Islamic decree. And it was no idle threat. Today, in Pahalgam, Kashmir, that fatwa drew blood. Islamic terrorists attacked Hindu tourists—stripping them, checking their ID cards and genitals to “verify” they weren’t Muslim, and then executing them on the spot. At least 27 Hindus were murdered. A dozen others are fighting for their lives. ❗ What Happened in Kashmir Was Not Random This was a religiously motivated massacre—and it happened just days after Pakistan’s Grand Mufti Maulana Muneebur Rahman, and the infamous scholar Mufti Taqi Usmani, issued a fatwa calling for global jihad to reclaim all Islamic lands. Their exact words: “Jihad has become obligatory... All Muslim governments must wage war to take back land once ruled by Islam.” They named Israel, but the Islamic law they cited applies to Kashmir, India, Spain, France, the Balkans—and yes, even parts of America. This is not about Palestine. This is about global Islamic conquest. 📍Kashmir Is Just the Beginning Islamic clerics have declared that any land once ruled by Islam must never be under non-Muslim control again. That’s why terrorists in Kashmir targeted Hindus—not for money, not for politics, but for religion. This is jihad by the book. Exactly as ordered. And it’s not new. In 1990, over 400,000 Kashmiri Hindus were driven from their homes in an Islamic purge. Today, it’s happening again—just with smartphones, global support, and Pakistan’s full ideological backing. ⚠️ Americans, Pay Attention: You’re Not Safe Either This isn't just India’s fight. The same jihadi doctrine that fuels terror in Kashmir is already in the U.S.: Read:

ALERT INDIA: Hindus Massacred in Kashmir Days After RAIR Exposed Pakistan’s Call for Global Jihad Just six days after RAIR reported Pakistan’s Grand Mufti issuing a formal fatwa demanding global Islamic jihad, Hindus were hunted down and executed in Kashmir—murdered for the simple fact that they were not Muslim. This was not random. This was not isolated. This was jihad—by the book, and on schedule. All Muslim governments must launch jihad to take back every land ever ruled by Islam. They called it a fatwa—a formal Islamic decree. And it was no idle threat. Today, in Pahalgam, Kashmir, that fatwa drew blood. Islamic terrorists attacked Hindu tourists—stripping them, checking their ID cards and genitals to “verify” they weren’t Muslim, and then executing them on the spot. At least 27 Hindus were murdered. A dozen others are fighting for their lives. ❗ What Happened in Kashmir Was Not Random This was a religiously motivated massacre—and it happened just days after Pakistan’s Grand Mufti Maulana Muneebur Rahman, and the infamous scholar Mufti Taqi Usmani, issued a fatwa calling for global jihad to reclaim all Islamic lands. Their exact words: “Jihad has become obligatory... All Muslim governments must wage war to take back land once ruled by Islam.” They named Israel, but the Islamic law they cited applies to Kashmir, India, Spain, France, the Balkans—and yes, even parts of America. This is not about Palestine. This is about global Islamic conquest. 📍Kashmir Is Just the Beginning Islamic clerics have declared that any land once ruled by Islam must never be under non-Muslim control again. That’s why terrorists in Kashmir targeted Hindus—not for money, not for politics, but for religion. This is jihad by the book. Exactly as ordered. And it’s not new. In 1990, over 400,000 Kashmiri Hindus were driven from their homes in an Islamic purge. Today, it’s happening again—just with smartphones, global support, and Pakistan’s full ideological backing. ⚠️ Americans, Pay Attention: You’re Not Safe Either This isn't just India’s fight. The same jihadi doctrine that fuels terror in Kashmir is already in the U.S.: Read:

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Kashmir, a classic of Led Zeppelin. Written by Robert Plant and Jimmy Page, the song that Robert Plant mentioned like ''I wish we were remembered for Kashmir more than Stairway To Heaven'' in an interview. Originally titled Driving To Kashmir, the song had begun as a lyric Plant had been inspired to write in the autumn of 1973 after a long, seemingly never-ending drive through “the waste lands”, as he put it, of southern Morocco. It's meaning had nothing to do with Kashmir, in northern India, at all. As Plant explained Kashmir's meaning to Cameron Crowe, it was about the road journey itself rather than a specific geographical location: “It was a single-track road which neatly cut through the desert. Two miles to the east and west were ridges of sand rock. It looked like you were driving down a channel, this dilapidated road, and there was seemingly no end to it.” Hence, Plant said, the opening lyric: ‘Oh let the sun beat down upon my face, stars to fill my dreams.’ Musically, the juddering rhythm had erupted out of a late-night session involving Page and drummer John Bonham during one of the band’s regular stays at Headley Grange, the haunted mansion in East Hampshire where they recorded so many tracks in the early 70s. “It was just Bonzo and myself,” Page said. “He started the drums, and I did the riff and the overdubs, which in fact get duplicated by an orchestra at the end, which brought it even more to life. It seemed so sort of ominous and had a particular quality to it. It’s nice to go for an actual mood and know that you’ve pulled it off.” Robert Plant and Jimmy Page performing 'Kashmir' with the Egyptian orchestra leaded by Hossam Ramzi. This song is already something that has so much power in itself but with an orchestra, with the notes of all that instruments, it became something extraordinary. Please enjoy. Thank you for background information, please visit their website: Classic Rock Magazine

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Sarsanghchalak Shri Mohan Bhagwat Ji's annual Dussehra address, resonated with and strongly endorsed key principles of the Govt: • Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam: While appreciating, how the tenet of ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’ is being widely accepted across the world, Mohan Bhagwat Ji remarked that India’s global reputation is at its peak and expressed appreciation for the nation's strengthened strategic position. • India’s Progress under Modi Govt: Mohan Bhagwat Ji celebrated India's remarkable progress over the last decade, asserting that, Bharat is now a stronger, more respected nation with soaring global credibility! • Peaceful Elections in Kashmir: Mohan Ji also emphasized that the nation is making progress in all areas, and societal understanding is evolving. This progress is reflected in the peaceful conduct of the elections, like Kashmir, which is also contributing to India’s growing prestige and global reputation. • Forces Trying to Derail India: Mohan Bhagwat Ji issued a warning about sinister forces trying to derail India’s remarkable progress. He noted that conspiracies are being orchestrated to disrupt and destabilize the nation, gaining momentum from various directions. • Yoga: Mohan Bhagwat Ji noted that Yoga is not only becoming a global trend but its core principles are gaining widespread popularity. He also highlighted how India's current approach to environmental issues is being warmly embraced by the world. • Mishandling by West Bengal Govt: Mohan Bhagwat Ji condemned the West Bengal government for its mishandling of the R.G. Kar rape case, labeling it a shameful incident that has tarnished society. He emphasized that attempts to shield the criminals reveal a disturbing nexus of crime, politics, and toxic culture that is undermining our community.

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Al-Qaeda Releases Documentary Marking Five Years of Taliban Rule in Afghanistan Today, Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) released a new documentary marking the fifth anniversary of the Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan on August 15th. The documentary features former Al-Qaeda commander Khurram Saeed Kiyani, also known as Haji Qasim. Kiyani was killed in a U.S. drone strike in Zabul Province in 2017. He was an active commander within Al-Qaeda’s network in Pakistan. Before joining Al-Qaeda, he was also affiliated with Al-Badr Mujahideen (ABM) and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and fought in Kashmir. AQIS’s decision to release the documentary on the anniversary of the Taliban’s return to power is not at all suprising. Al-Qaeda is not simply celebrating a Taliban victory. It is celebrating the return of the safe haven it lost after September 11, 2001. Since the fall of Kabul in 2021, the Taliban has continued to harbor multiple components of Al-Qaeda inside Afghanistan, including not just AQIS, but Al-Qaeda Central, including the group’s senior Shura and military commissions, and Al-Qaeda’s Afghanistan branch, a newer branch that has taken shape over the past several years. That is what makes August 15th worth celebrating for Al-Qaeda. The Taliban’s return to power did more than put an old ally back in Kabul. It gave Al-Qaeda its safe haven back. The family is all together again.

Al-Qaeda Releases Documentary Marking Five Years of Taliban Rule in Afghanistan Today, Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) released a new documentary marking the fifth anniversary of the Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan on August 15th. The documentary features former Al-Qaeda commander Khurram Saeed Kiyani, also known as Haji Qasim. Kiyani was killed in a U.S. drone strike in Zabul Province in 2017. He was an active commander within Al-Qaeda’s network in Pakistan. Before joining Al-Qaeda, he was also affiliated with Al-Badr Mujahideen (ABM) and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and fought in Kashmir. AQIS’s decision to release the documentary on the anniversary of the Taliban’s return to power is not at all suprising. Al-Qaeda is not simply celebrating a Taliban victory. It is celebrating the return of the safe haven it lost after September 11, 2001. Since the fall of Kabul in 2021, the Taliban has continued to harbor multiple components of Al-Qaeda inside Afghanistan, including not just AQIS, but Al-Qaeda Central, including the group’s senior Shura and military commissions, and Al-Qaeda’s Afghanistan branch, a newer branch that has taken shape over the past several years. That is what makes August 15th worth celebrating for Al-Qaeda. The Taliban’s return to power did more than put an old ally back in Kabul. It gave Al-Qaeda its safe haven back. The family is all together again.

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🚨🇦🇪🇮🇷 Why did Iran attack the UAE the most? Did Abu Dhabi retaliate? Are they advocating for a continuation of war? Did Netanyahu visit Dubai? I spoke to Fmr Director General of Dubai's Department of Finance Nasser Al Shaikh and asked him the tough questions. 🇮🇱 On Israel: “Some of the things Israel has done, especially in Gaza, has not made our life easier, maintaining those relations. But we’ll have a relationship even with the devil… when you have diplomatic relations, you do not have to agree with every single thing that country does.” 🇮🇱 On Netanyahu’s “secret visit:” “I think it did not happen.” 🇺🇸 On resuming the war: ”We do not want to see the war. But it's not the UAE’s decision. It's not the Saudis’ decision. It's not Pakistan's decision. It's a decision in the White House.” 🇮🇷 On Hormuz: “No country should control the Strait of Hormuz. Any form of trying to control it and install a toll system or whatever, that's I think modern-day piracy.” Nasser Al Shaikh ناصر الشيخ 1:17 The UAE never wanted the war and is now trapped between defending itself and avoiding escalation with Iran. 4:05 The UAE absorbed more than 3,000 missiles and drones, more than the rest of the GCC combined. 5:05 The UAE was suddenly fighting its first real war while facing over 350 incoming projectiles per day. 7:41 Gulf states always preferred containing Iran over collapsing the regime. 11:52 Any Iranian attempt to charge tolls in the Strait of Hormuz is modern-day piracy. 15:16 Whatever option guarantees the Strait of Hormuz stays open will be supported. 16:10 The Hormuz crisis is no longer just about oil, it’s starting to disrupt global trade and supply chains everywhere. 17:53 Allowing Iran to charge shipping fees would create a dangerous global precedent and violate international law. 24:27 If the Gulf had real influence over Trump, this war would never have happened. 26:40 “We’ll have relations even with the devil.” 29:45 Iran saw the UAE as the fastest way to shock the global economy. 31:27 Iran’s real objective was burning the UAE. 33:10 Emirati diplomacy quietly damaged Iran internationally more than people realize. 42:01 If the UAE struck Iran, it was probably a warning shot, not the start of a wider war.

🚨🇦🇪🇮🇷 Why did Iran attack the UAE the most? Did Abu Dhabi retaliate? Are they advocating for a continuation of war? Did Netanyahu visit Dubai? I spoke to Fmr Director General of Dubai's Department of Finance Nasser Al Shaikh and asked him the tough questions. 🇮🇱 On Israel: “Some of the things Israel has done, especially in Gaza, has not made our life easier, maintaining those relations. But we’ll have a relationship even with the devil… when you have diplomatic relations, you do not have to agree with every single thing that country does.” 🇮🇱 On Netanyahu’s “secret visit:” “I think it did not happen.” 🇺🇸 On resuming the war: ”We do not want to see the war. But it's not the UAE’s decision. It's not the Saudis’ decision. It's not Pakistan's decision. It's a decision in the White House.” 🇮🇷 On Hormuz: “No country should control the Strait of Hormuz. Any form of trying to control it and install a toll system or whatever, that's I think modern-day piracy.” Nasser Al Shaikh ناصر الشيخ 1:17 The UAE never wanted the war and is now trapped between defending itself and avoiding escalation with Iran. 4:05 The UAE absorbed more than 3,000 missiles and drones, more than the rest of the GCC combined. 5:05 The UAE was suddenly fighting its first real war while facing over 350 incoming projectiles per day. 7:41 Gulf states always preferred containing Iran over collapsing the regime. 11:52 Any Iranian attempt to charge tolls in the Strait of Hormuz is modern-day piracy. 15:16 Whatever option guarantees the Strait of Hormuz stays open will be supported. 16:10 The Hormuz crisis is no longer just about oil, it’s starting to disrupt global trade and supply chains everywhere. 17:53 Allowing Iran to charge shipping fees would create a dangerous global precedent and violate international law. 24:27 If the Gulf had real influence over Trump, this war would never have happened. 26:40 “We’ll have relations even with the devil.” 29:45 Iran saw the UAE as the fastest way to shock the global economy. 31:27 Iran’s real objective was burning the UAE. 33:10 Emirati diplomacy quietly damaged Iran internationally more than people realize. 42:01 If the UAE struck Iran, it was probably a warning shot, not the start of a wider war.

Mario Nawfal

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KASHMIR BLACK DAY 1. First of all, thank you very much for inviting me to share some thoughts on this solemn occasion – in commemorating the Kashmir Black Day which essentially marks the beginning of the occupation of the State of Jammu and Kashmir by India since 1947. 2. It has indeed been a very long time since the occupation started and recent treatments of India on the occupied territories do not reflect that it plans to reconsider its occupation let alone end it anytime soon. 3. In fact, India is forcefully bullying any opposition to its occupation while at the same time tightening its grip on these territories. 4. And woe upon us that while the border politics are being played out, atrocities committed on the Jammu and Kashmiri populace persists and we and all those who are concerned, watch helplessly on the side lines. 5. I do not like to draw parallels to acts of injustice and crimes against humanity as the sufferings of the victims cannot be equated from one to another. 6. And we can never really fathom the depths of these sufferings, the pain and scars that remain etched on the victims and their kin for as long as they live. 7. But parallels in the hypocrisy, the double-standards, deceptions and lies committed by perpetrators of these atrocities are similar. It is only the scale that may differ at times – as each tries to outdo the other when they terrorise their victims relentlessly and with impunity. 8. What are their hypocrisy, lies, deceptions and double-standards? 9. On the one hand, these ruthless regimes proclaim to be advocates of democracy while they commit apartheid. They express anger and disgust when their victims retaliate and hit back at them, usually on minute scale, disproportionately compared with their vicious attacks. 10. They label freedom fighters as terrorists, hiding the fact that their apartheid policies, genocide and ethnic cleansing activities for decades cannot, but spawn aggressive retaliation from those occupied. 11. And why do these occupied people resort to militancy and aggression? 12. Isn’t that to be expected from a people who had been bullied, stripped of their dignity and witness to the murders of their loved ones while the rest of the civilised world turn a blind eye. 13. Don’t all these narratives sound the same – be it in Palestine, in Jammu/Kashmir, South Africa or even Ireland in the not too distant past? 14. For that matter, most of these problems are inherited from the colonial past as they divide and carve up their former colonies and distributed them at their whims without considering the interest of the populace. 15. Unluckily today, despite contributing to the crises, the former colonialists and their allies chose to support the new occupiers and the results as we witness today are the massacres and genocide of the occupied. 16. Right now, the world watches in horror as Israel unleashes its military might on helpless Palestinians, justifying it as retaliations to terror acts committed by Hamas. 17. Israel intends to choke Palestinians in Gaza out of existence by cutting off all basic and essential supplies and at the same time suggesting that civilians in Gaza move out of the occupied territories so that it can then hit only at Hamas target and not the civilians. 18. While Israel blames Hamas for its attacks on Gaza, it does not explain why the murderous Tel Aviv regime attacks West Bank which is devoid of Hamas. 19. In fact, for the past seven decades, of which almost half of that period was without Hamas, Israel had been attacking and killing Palestinian civilians including babies with impunity. 20. Hamas and other Palestinians who decide to take up arms and fight against Israel are children and grandchildren of Palestinian civilians the Israeli regime had murdered in the past. 21. Using the same playbook, India is justifying its invasion and occupation of Jammu and Kashmir as part of an effort to eradicate militants and terrorists and to protect its border. 22. India’s revocation of Jammu/Kashmir’s autonomy unilaterally four years ago saw the deployment of hundreds of thousands of soldiers into the illegally occupied territories of Jammu and Kashmir. Along with that atrocities were committed, while placing the whole population under siege. 23. International bodies had reported that an atmosphere of fear and reprisal had ensured silence. 24. We have also heard reports of how India is attempting to change the demographic composition of Jammu and Kashmir by settling non-Muslim outsiders in the Muslim majority areas. 25. In many ways, it is not different than the Israeli settlers who forcefully evict Palestinians from their homes in land grab activities sanctioned by the Tel Aviv regime. And to ensure that the process is successful, it deploys the IDF to accompany the settlers. 26. Resistance were met with such viciousness that some helpless Palestinians just submit themselves to the mercy of the occupying forces. 27. But there are Palestinians, as in the case of the citizens of Jammu and Kashmir who would not leave their fate in the hands of providence. 28. They retaliate and fight for their freedom and liberation by any means available to them, most times unconventional. 29. The minute they retaliate and any casualties are inflicted on the occupying forces, a prepared narrative emerges almost immediately – militants from these occupied territories had committed acts of terror on the occupiers. 30. With that the Western powers which had decades of opportunities to put a stop to the occupations and assist in the liberation of the occupied peoples, side with the occupiers and regurgitate the convenient labelling of terrorists and terrorism at the freedom fighters. 31. It is indeed baffling that these leaders of the so-called civilised West cannot even understand the meaning of the term occupied territories. And they do not seem to be able to comprehend a simple concept that those standing up against the occupation are the heroes and that the occupiers are the villains. 32. What can we do against the oppressive occupiers and the powerful backers? 33. Not much actually other than continue voicing our anger and disgust to what is happening in these occupied territories. 34. We must persist in exposing the cruelties, the atrocities and the hypocrisy of the self-anointed guardian of global morality when they are actually the perpetrator of evil and backers of greater evil. 35. It seems their hypocrisy and cruelties are bottomless as when we think we had witnessed the worst there is in mankind, they come up with atrocities we can never imagine before. 36. To the people of Jammu and Kashmir. We remember you and we feel for you. We pray for your deliverance and may Allah liberate you from the tyranny. Wassalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. Thank you.

KASHMIR BLACK DAY 1. First of all, thank you very much for inviting me to share some thoughts on this solemn occasion – in commemorating the Kashmir Black Day which essentially marks the beginning of the occupation of the State of Jammu and Kashmir by India since 1947. 2. It has indeed been a very long time since the occupation started and recent treatments of India on the occupied territories do not reflect that it plans to reconsider its occupation let alone end it anytime soon. 3. In fact, India is forcefully bullying any opposition to its occupation while at the same time tightening its grip on these territories. 4. And woe upon us that while the border politics are being played out, atrocities committed on the Jammu and Kashmiri populace persists and we and all those who are concerned, watch helplessly on the side lines. 5. I do not like to draw parallels to acts of injustice and crimes against humanity as the sufferings of the victims cannot be equated from one to another. 6. And we can never really fathom the depths of these sufferings, the pain and scars that remain etched on the victims and their kin for as long as they live. 7. But parallels in the hypocrisy, the double-standards, deceptions and lies committed by perpetrators of these atrocities are similar. It is only the scale that may differ at times – as each tries to outdo the other when they terrorise their victims relentlessly and with impunity. 8. What are their hypocrisy, lies, deceptions and double-standards? 9. On the one hand, these ruthless regimes proclaim to be advocates of democracy while they commit apartheid. They express anger and disgust when their victims retaliate and hit back at them, usually on minute scale, disproportionately compared with their vicious attacks. 10. They label freedom fighters as terrorists, hiding the fact that their apartheid policies, genocide and ethnic cleansing activities for decades cannot, but spawn aggressive retaliation from those occupied. 11. And why do these occupied people resort to militancy and aggression? 12. Isn’t that to be expected from a people who had been bullied, stripped of their dignity and witness to the murders of their loved ones while the rest of the civilised world turn a blind eye. 13. Don’t all these narratives sound the same – be it in Palestine, in Jammu/Kashmir, South Africa or even Ireland in the not too distant past? 14. For that matter, most of these problems are inherited from the colonial past as they divide and carve up their former colonies and distributed them at their whims without considering the interest of the populace. 15. Unluckily today, despite contributing to the crises, the former colonialists and their allies chose to support the new occupiers and the results as we witness today are the massacres and genocide of the occupied. 16. Right now, the world watches in horror as Israel unleashes its military might on helpless Palestinians, justifying it as retaliations to terror acts committed by Hamas. 17. Israel intends to choke Palestinians in Gaza out of existence by cutting off all basic and essential supplies and at the same time suggesting that civilians in Gaza move out of the occupied territories so that it can then hit only at Hamas target and not the civilians. 18. While Israel blames Hamas for its attacks on Gaza, it does not explain why the murderous Tel Aviv regime attacks West Bank which is devoid of Hamas. 19. In fact, for the past seven decades, of which almost half of that period was without Hamas, Israel had been attacking and killing Palestinian civilians including babies with impunity. 20. Hamas and other Palestinians who decide to take up arms and fight against Israel are children and grandchildren of Palestinian civilians the Israeli regime had murdered in the past. 21. Using the same playbook, India is justifying its invasion and occupation of Jammu and Kashmir as part of an effort to eradicate militants and terrorists and to protect its border. 22. India’s revocation of Jammu/Kashmir’s autonomy unilaterally four years ago saw the deployment of hundreds of thousands of soldiers into the illegally occupied territories of Jammu and Kashmir. Along with that atrocities were committed, while placing the whole population under siege. 23. International bodies had reported that an atmosphere of fear and reprisal had ensured silence. 24. We have also heard reports of how India is attempting to change the demographic composition of Jammu and Kashmir by settling non-Muslim outsiders in the Muslim majority areas. 25. In many ways, it is not different than the Israeli settlers who forcefully evict Palestinians from their homes in land grab activities sanctioned by the Tel Aviv regime. And to ensure that the process is successful, it deploys the IDF to accompany the settlers. 26. Resistance were met with such viciousness that some helpless Palestinians just submit themselves to the mercy of the occupying forces. 27. But there are Palestinians, as in the case of the citizens of Jammu and Kashmir who would not leave their fate in the hands of providence. 28. They retaliate and fight for their freedom and liberation by any means available to them, most times unconventional. 29. The minute they retaliate and any casualties are inflicted on the occupying forces, a prepared narrative emerges almost immediately – militants from these occupied territories had committed acts of terror on the occupiers. 30. With that the Western powers which had decades of opportunities to put a stop to the occupations and assist in the liberation of the occupied peoples, side with the occupiers and regurgitate the convenient labelling of terrorists and terrorism at the freedom fighters. 31. It is indeed baffling that these leaders of the so-called civilised West cannot even understand the meaning of the term occupied territories. And they do not seem to be able to comprehend a simple concept that those standing up against the occupation are the heroes and that the occupiers are the villains. 32. What can we do against the oppressive occupiers and the powerful backers? 33. Not much actually other than continue voicing our anger and disgust to what is happening in these occupied territories. 34. We must persist in exposing the cruelties, the atrocities and the hypocrisy of the self-anointed guardian of global morality when they are actually the perpetrator of evil and backers of greater evil. 35. It seems their hypocrisy and cruelties are bottomless as when we think we had witnessed the worst there is in mankind, they come up with atrocities we can never imagine before. 36. To the people of Jammu and Kashmir. We remember you and we feel for you. We pray for your deliverance and may Allah liberate you from the tyranny. Wassalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. Thank you.

Dr Mahathir Mohamad

328,852 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

𝗛𝗢𝗪 𝗣𝗠 𝗠𝗢𝗗𝗜 𝗥𝗘𝗩𝗜𝗩𝗘𝗗 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗖𝗛𝗘𝗡𝗔𝗕 𝗥𝗔𝗜𝗟 𝗕𝗥𝗜𝗗𝗚𝗘 𝗣𝗥𝗢𝗝𝗘𝗖𝗧 𝗔𝗡𝗗 𝗧𝗨𝗥𝗡𝗘𝗗 𝗜𝗧 𝗜𝗡𝗧𝗢 𝗔 𝗚𝗟𝗢𝗕𝗔𝗟 𝗠𝗢𝗗𝗘𝗟 𝗙𝗢𝗥 𝗛𝗜𝗚𝗛-𝗔𝗟𝗧𝗜𝗧𝗨𝗗𝗘 𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗡𝗘𝗖𝗧𝗜𝗩𝗜𝗧𝗬 Today, as PM Modi inaugurates the world’s highest railway bridge (35m taller than the Eiffel Tower), the #ChenabRailBridge in Jammu & Kashmir stands tall as a symbol of New India's engineering power. It’s also a role model for nations with high-altitude populations, still waiting for rail connectivity. The project, which started decades ago, had almost come to a standstill. There were serious alignment issues, and many thought it should just be abandoned. But after 2014, when the project reached in front of PM Modi, he took a personal interest. Under his direct watch, things picked up. Special railway teams were brought in, the alignment was fixed, and cutting-edge technology was deployed. Work went on relentlessly in one of India’s toughest terrains - snow-covered peaks, deep gorges, fast rivers, and even seismic zones. And now, the world’s highest railway bridge is a reality. It's built to withstand earthquakes and extreme weather, equipped with thousands of CCTV cameras, blast-resistant coaches, and surveillance every kilometre for top-tier safety. It can even handle winds up to 260 km/h - a true feat of structural engineering. Chenab Bridge isn’t just an Indian success story - it’s a global inspiration. #ViksitBharat

𝗛𝗢𝗪 𝗣𝗠 𝗠𝗢𝗗𝗜 𝗥𝗘𝗩𝗜𝗩𝗘𝗗 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗖𝗛𝗘𝗡𝗔𝗕 𝗥𝗔𝗜𝗟 𝗕𝗥𝗜𝗗𝗚𝗘 𝗣𝗥𝗢𝗝𝗘𝗖𝗧 𝗔𝗡𝗗 𝗧𝗨𝗥𝗡𝗘𝗗 𝗜𝗧 𝗜𝗡𝗧𝗢 𝗔 𝗚𝗟𝗢𝗕𝗔𝗟 𝗠𝗢𝗗𝗘𝗟 𝗙𝗢𝗥 𝗛𝗜𝗚𝗛-𝗔𝗟𝗧𝗜𝗧𝗨𝗗𝗘 𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗡𝗘𝗖𝗧𝗜𝗩𝗜𝗧𝗬 Today, as PM Modi inaugurates the world’s highest railway bridge (35m taller than the Eiffel Tower), the #ChenabRailBridge in Jammu & Kashmir stands tall as a symbol of New India's engineering power. It’s also a role model for nations with high-altitude populations, still waiting for rail connectivity. The project, which started decades ago, had almost come to a standstill. There were serious alignment issues, and many thought it should just be abandoned. But after 2014, when the project reached in front of PM Modi, he took a personal interest. Under his direct watch, things picked up. Special railway teams were brought in, the alignment was fixed, and cutting-edge technology was deployed. Work went on relentlessly in one of India’s toughest terrains - snow-covered peaks, deep gorges, fast rivers, and even seismic zones. And now, the world’s highest railway bridge is a reality. It's built to withstand earthquakes and extreme weather, equipped with thousands of CCTV cameras, blast-resistant coaches, and surveillance every kilometre for top-tier safety. It can even handle winds up to 260 km/h - a true feat of structural engineering. Chenab Bridge isn’t just an Indian success story - it’s a global inspiration. #ViksitBharat

Modi Story

77,289 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Love and Deepspace | Global Confession Distant Journey, Heartfelt Letter Love and Deepspace collaborates with Visit Finland to bring you Zayne's heartfelt confession from the Arctic Circle: "I remember how we were nestled together to witness the night and the breaking dawn. We walked through all four seasons. They were as colorful and diverse as these shimmering snowscapes..." 💫Follow Love and Deepspace and repost this post. We will randomly select 5 hunters and give away $50! 💫Brand Film Premiere [66°33': Between Snow And The Aurora] Here lies a snow season that stretches for six months—a pristine world of white, serene twilight blues, and soft, glowing hues, weaving winter's poetry of emotions. The aurora dances across the night sky, blending seamlessly with the shimmering stars to create breathtaking sights. Zayne ventured to 66°33' North, stepping into the Arctic Circle. There, amidst the enchanting landscapes, he captured the fairytale scenery and wrote letters filled with longing from a snow-covered cabin. In the timeless stillness of polar nights, he shares his eternal dreams with you. 💌Exclusive Love Letter Is On Its Way On Jan. 1, 2025, at 00:00, Linkon Post will deliver his deeply heartfelt letters to your in-game mailbox on the first day of the new year. After receiving the letter, Hunters can permanently preserve this special letter in [With Him - Decor], where it can be opened and reviewed at any time, cherishing the emotions hidden within its pages. *Note: 1. Mail system will be unlocked after completing Main Story [Under Deepspace] 1-9. 2. The mail expires at 23:59 on Jan. 19, 2025 (UTC+8). After that, it will be permanently available in the Chocolate Shop, where it can be redeemed with Chocolates, ensuring his love is always within reach. 💫Eternal Love Wishes During this journey, you have received well wishes from the local community. Visit Finland offers sincere wishes and commemorates the bond between you two with their words of congratulations. 💫 Special Notice The following scenes were captured firsthand by him, holding the lens amidst snow and frost. Here, it's not just the cold and ice—it's also the gentle glow of twilight and the playful presence of little creatures. The landscape cloaked in white exudes a warmth that lingers in the heart. Enjoy this breathtaking first-person view journey, Hunters! #LoveandDeepspace #Zayne

Love and Deepspace

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#WATCH | Baramulla, J&K: Dr Javaid Ahmad Mantoo, surveyor & excavation assistant at the J&K Department of Archives, Archaeology and Museums, says, "...Since we have been exploring here for a long time... Since this is considered the Silk Route from here to Baramulla, we've done a lot of exploration in this regard... The department has once again initiated this effort. Collaboration with the University of Kashmir was necessary to provide technical staff, while the Department of Archives and Archaeology offered the remaining financial and administrative support... Based on a wealth of literature, literary sources, and scientific evidence, archaeology tells us there was indeed a settlement here; we're going to expose an Apsidal Stupa-like structure here... The first instance is currently underway, so we'll cover it in about 2-4 days... All findings point to the Kushan period, such as the excavated pebblestone wall, pottery, and copper items, and the Apsidal Stupa requires further excavation... After almost 100 years, this is happening here on such a large scale... It is still in the early stages; only a month has passed since we began excavating here. Next year, when excavation starts again, we anticipate many settlements. The large settlement we see indicates that we are exploring a vast area."

#WATCH | Baramulla, J&K: Dr Javaid Ahmad Mantoo, surveyor & excavation assistant at the J&K Department of Archives, Archaeology and Museums, says, "...Since we have been exploring here for a long time... Since this is considered the Silk Route from here to Baramulla, we've done a lot of exploration in this regard... The department has once again initiated this effort. Collaboration with the University of Kashmir was necessary to provide technical staff, while the Department of Archives and Archaeology offered the remaining financial and administrative support... Based on a wealth of literature, literary sources, and scientific evidence, archaeology tells us there was indeed a settlement here; we're going to expose an Apsidal Stupa-like structure here... The first instance is currently underway, so we'll cover it in about 2-4 days... All findings point to the Kushan period, such as the excavated pebblestone wall, pottery, and copper items, and the Apsidal Stupa requires further excavation... After almost 100 years, this is happening here on such a large scale... It is still in the early stages; only a month has passed since we began excavating here. Next year, when excavation starts again, we anticipate many settlements. The large settlement we see indicates that we are exploring a vast area."

ANI

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[The Fact] 260108 Kang Il-hong’s Issue Talk 👨‍🏫There was welcome news that made ARMYs around the world flutter with excitement. BTS JIN has been selected as the No. 1 brightest star of 2026. Based on an analysis of global entertainment trends, BTS JIN took first place, surpassing strong domestic and international stars. This result goes beyond a simple popularity vote and reflects an evaluation of the individual expected to be the most influential and most active in 2026. Since his discharge, JIN has already been gaining attention for his distinctive path. Music, variety shows, advertising, and global brand ambassador activities. True to the title “Worldwide Handsome,” he is active across all fields. JIN is praised for capturing both popularity and favorability at the same time, combining the charisma he shows on stage with the sincerity and cheerful charm he reveals through variety shows and interviews. This is expected to strongly appeal not only to fans but also to the general public. Experts cite JIN’s strengths as his stable vocals, global fandom power, and a more mature image after military service. Added to this is the anticipation for the resumption of BTS activities. JIN’s 2026 is forecast to be an even more dazzling year. BTS activities resume from March. Fans are also responding passionately, saying that the era of JIN has truly begun, calling this his brightest period both as a solo artist and as the eldest member of BTS. With global love calls already underway and more music and projects to come, the title of No. 1 brightest star of 2026 is by no means an exaggeration. Watching this year and next will naturally prove it. We will also be watching to see just how much more JIN will amaze fans around the world. #JIN #방탄소년단진 방탄소년단 더팩트 뮤직 어워즈 (TMA)

star_jin

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Is it true that when Saudi Crown Prince MBS lent his personal plane to Imran Khan for his trip to the U.S., Imran Khan and his team made critical remarks about MBS that were overheard by the Saudis, prompting MBS to take back his plane? If so, this perfectly encapsulates Imran Khan’s diplomatic record. From his provocative, offensive, and hollow speech against India’s Modi on occupied Kashmir at the UNGA, where he sounded more like a jihadi leader addressing a jirga in Waziristan than a statesman addressing the global leaders, to his suicidal attempt to form a "new Islamic bloc" with Turkey, Malaysia, and Iran, as well as his ill-advised comments about the Taliban after the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, Imran Khan consistently failed to justify his position or leverage opportunities effectively. While I have no doubt that Imran Khan is the best option for the people of Pakistan, he lacked the diplomatic finesse needed to carve out a role for himself on the global stage. It's such a shame that a cricketing legend and a former prime minister of a country has no friends to support him today. If not for the efforts of overseas Pakistanis, you wouldn't be seeing the little attention he gets from American and some British politicians. I wish, as a prime minister, Imran Khan was advised by educated and intelligent people who helped him establish himself as a world leader, not surrounded by emotional idiots who sent him to interviews unprepared, turned every interaction with the international press a PR disaster, sent him to Russia on the day Putin brutally invaded Ukraine, and asked him to walk barefoot in Madina like an ignorant, overly emotional person. Worse, they facilitated the mismanagement of priceless, personalized gifts he received from foreign leaders at Toshakhana, selling them and tarnishing his reputation and relationships. I hope that if and when Imran Khan gets another chance, he has a better team and conducts himself as a more effective leader, not just for his people, but on the global stage.

Is it true that when Saudi Crown Prince MBS lent his personal plane to Imran Khan for his trip to the U.S., Imran Khan and his team made critical remarks about MBS that were overheard by the Saudis, prompting MBS to take back his plane? If so, this perfectly encapsulates Imran Khan’s diplomatic record. From his provocative, offensive, and hollow speech against India’s Modi on occupied Kashmir at the UNGA, where he sounded more like a jihadi leader addressing a jirga in Waziristan than a statesman addressing the global leaders, to his suicidal attempt to form a "new Islamic bloc" with Turkey, Malaysia, and Iran, as well as his ill-advised comments about the Taliban after the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, Imran Khan consistently failed to justify his position or leverage opportunities effectively. While I have no doubt that Imran Khan is the best option for the people of Pakistan, he lacked the diplomatic finesse needed to carve out a role for himself on the global stage. It's such a shame that a cricketing legend and a former prime minister of a country has no friends to support him today. If not for the efforts of overseas Pakistanis, you wouldn't be seeing the little attention he gets from American and some British politicians. I wish, as a prime minister, Imran Khan was advised by educated and intelligent people who helped him establish himself as a world leader, not surrounded by emotional idiots who sent him to interviews unprepared, turned every interaction with the international press a PR disaster, sent him to Russia on the day Putin brutally invaded Ukraine, and asked him to walk barefoot in Madina like an ignorant, overly emotional person. Worse, they facilitated the mismanagement of priceless, personalized gifts he received from foreign leaders at Toshakhana, selling them and tarnishing his reputation and relationships. I hope that if and when Imran Khan gets another chance, he has a better team and conducts himself as a more effective leader, not just for his people, but on the global stage.

Pakistan Walli

150,071 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr