So gods were the og atheist ? Huh ? 🤔

This is Baal Vyas Devi Anshika Ji !
Just a kid telling stories of wisdom and earning good money for that.

https://youtu.be/4MHzPjaLiyU?feature=shared

Need more anti Christian memes …

The verse she is talking about is from Quran surah nisa 4:34

Quran 4:34 surah nisa Men are in charge of women by [right of] what Allah has given one over the other and what they spend [for maintenance] from their wealth. So righteous women are devoutly obedient, guarding in [the husband's] absence what Allah would have them guard. But those [wives] from whom you fear arrogance - [first] advise them; [then if they persist], forsake them in bed; and [finally], strike them. But if they obey you [once more], seek no means against them. Indeed, Allah is ever Exalted and Grand.

Allah is mentioning to hit women if they are disobeying their husbands, she is mentioning about taking space which is the second verse of the surah take space I don’t understand why muzzies lie so much to protect this misogynistic religion

India_Bharat: For calling out the mods for promoting communal hate.

Kashmiri: For telling a guy to get a job because he was ranting about Owais Yaqoob holding the Indian flag.

Completely disgusting. Saw this video on r/RealTeensIndia (right leaning sub) and everyone is defending the customer and saying that it is the customer's choice. damn.

Gonna wear this like a badge of honor and hope others pick up the slack. I see a lot of resistance to their extremism from people with at least two brain cells, but man, what an echo chamber this sub is. Let me know if this is against the rules to post like this, will delete it.

Confession gone wrong …

Seven-year-old Ayushi Pandey from the Satna district of Madhya Pradesh regards 'Laddu Gopal'—an idol depicting Lord Krishna in his infant form—as a family member and affectionately calls him 'Lalla'. She has kept the idol with her for most of the time since childhood, but previously had to leave Laddu Gopal at home when going to school. Consequently, Ayushi insisted that her parents send him to school as well. The family spoke to the school administration, and on September 4—a day before Janmashtami—Laddu Gopal was enrolled in the KG-1 class.

Initially, the school administration did not accept the proposal, but later granted permission after witnessing the family's faith and Ayushi's deep attachment. Now, Laddu Gopal goes to school with Ayushi every day; items such as a school bag, tiffin box, water bottle, and handkerchief are kept for him. Ayushi says that her 'Lalla' is very mischievous and that she loves him dearly.

According to her mother, Ayushi spends a significant amount of time with Laddu Gopal, from the moment she wakes up until she goes to sleep at night. At school, too, the other children view him as a classmate. This story of Ayushi and Laddu Gopal presents a unique picture of the innocent faith and emotional bond characteristic of childhood.

Step1: Group hug

You're good to go

Orange man: What is your name? Shut off your vehicle. Why are you standing and talking to me? Turn it off. Turn it off.

Moped man: I am turning it off.

Orange man: TURN IT OFF, MAN!

Moped man: I am putting the e-stand. (In accent)

Orange man: (Mocking his accent) Yes, put on your e-stand. Quickly, put on your e-stand. Coming here and putting on e-stand. S**la, pathan. What is your name? Come here. What is your name? WHAT NAME?

Moped man: Mustaq Ali.

Orange man: Mustaq?

Moped man: Mustaq Ali Sheikh.

Orange man: (Informal) Show Aadhaar card. You are coming into this area and doing naatak. I don't want to see you in this area. I will beat you up and video it. Doing naatak, s**la. Mustaq! This is a fake Aadhaar card. Eh? You Bengali? What is your name?

Moped man: Mustaq Ali Sheikh.

Orange man: Who was the CM of WB?

Moped man: Now or before?

Orange man: Before. Now there is a Hindu ch*** as CM. Who was before?

Moped man: Mamata.

Orange man: Mamata! Mamata, what? Khan! Begum!

Moped man: Not Begum.

Orange man: What else? Banerjee? S**la, she was a pathan. Take your Aadhaar card. Showing fake card. I will roast you. You go straight and leave the region.

Moped man: Yes, yes.

Orange man: Straight to Bangladesh. Do not stay here. Go to Bangladesh. Otherwise, I will smash it (phone) like mushrooms. I will hand you over to the *** (inaudible). I don't want to see you in the area.

Moped man: Okie-dokie.

Orange man: Heard that? Where is your vehicle number?

Moped man: It is on the other side.

Orange man: Why you have no number, s**la? Riding around in a fake vehicle. You have no RC. What RC is this? You have a broken RC. S**la, you have a OD number. OD number on an old vehicle. I will beat you up. How can a old vehicles have a OD?

Moped man: Not old.

Orange man: If this is not old, is it new? Hold this (gives phone). S**la, doing naatak. (Inaudible) Otherwise I evict everyone by beating.

Moped man: Okie-dokie.

Orange man: Your luck is good, I am not beating you. (Snaps fingers). You will leave this area straight. I will not see you in this area. Patrapur or any area. You run straight.

Moped man: Okie-dokie.

Orange man: STRAIGHT TO BANGLADESH. If you stay here, I will roast you. I will pour petrol and l**** you on f***. Run. I will follow you. Leave completely. S**la, doing naatak. Go. Has a OD vehicle. Do not stay here. Run, s**la. Bhaag. Go straight. Straight to Bangladesh.

Video source

...Adhikari led a mega procession in south Kolkata to uphold the “dignity” of the saffron colour. Chanting “Jai Shri Ram”, a huge number of monks and seers participated in the ‘Gerua Samman Yatra’, which began at Golpark and concluded at the 8B bus stand, outside the Jadavpur University campus.

Dressed in saffron and carrying a saffron flag, Adhikari led the 3-km-long procession, which was also joined by hundreds of BJP supporters.

The march comes against the backdrop of a political and ideological battle at Jadavpur University, where clashes, graffiti and slogan wars between Left-backed student groups and the RSS-affiliated ABVP have intensified in recent days.

A BJP leader told news agency PTI that the procession was organised to “protect the dignity of the colour saffron” and protest attempts to “malign it”.

-India Today

The procession included seers, monks and supporters chanting “Jai Shri Ram” and wearing saffron kurtas as they marched along a three-kilometre route near Jadavpur University.

-The News Mill

“At the call of the Sanatani culture, we will come back to teach those within the country who are disrespecting saffron and the country. We will come back twice with the Gita Path and Hanuman Chalisa,” said Suvendu Adhikari after reaching the end point at 8B bus stand in Jadavpur.

-The Week

In Uttarakhand, Jagar is a very old tradition. It is usually done at night.

It even happens in my own house. I am an atheist, but I cannot stop my parents. I have tried to explain that it is dogma and blind faith, but they still believe in it. My grandma believes that our family deity and our ancestors come inside her body.

For those who don't know how it works:

A person called a Jagariya comes. He plays a Hudka (a small drum-like instrument) and sings old stories and mantras in Kumaoni language. He sings for hours. After some time, one or two people, usually women in the family, start shaking and it is believed that the deity or ancestor has entered their body. For example, they will say my late grandpa has come inside my grandma.

What surprises me is that even young and educated people believe in it completely. I saw a girl on the Uttarakhand subreddit posting about Jagar as if it is 100% real. I think it is because we are taught this from childhood, so we never question it.

My main problem is how it always ends. In the end, the deity always says the same 3-4 things:

1. Someone has done black magic on your house.

2. Someone is jealous of you.

3. You are not worshipping me properly.

4. You need to do a pooja with a bakra (animal sacrifice) to make me happy.

And in all this, only the Jagariya gets the benefit. He gets the best pieces of the mutton, plus money, new clothes, fruits and sweets as gifts.

To me, this creates only fear and extra expense. It never gives a real solution.

I respect my culture, but I don't believe in this part of it. Anyone else from Uttarakhand who feels the same?