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auryas
World Vision and its surreptitious activities in South India
by auryas on Sep 18, 2018 07:21 AM


Entities like World Vision who are funded hugely by the west have spread their tentacle in India. What they do is pump funds into the country in the veil of aid ( as it happened post tsunami in 2004) to rebuild the region. 20% of the funds are used for actual purpose and rest are used for their own infrastructure building.

The funds that are coming into the country through World Vision are NOT audited. We do not know what they are used for. No transparency. These people have their own army of lawyers, bankers, auditors and employees. It is a fool fledged financial company under the garb of an NGO.

During recent Kerala floods, Amazaon India has prominently put up an ad of World Vision as NGO.

When our government refused foreign aid, all the secular sh^t in India riled against the government. They bitterly criticized the government and mocked . These low life scum bags do not even have an idea how the foreign entities are exploiting Indian rural areas in the name of NGOs.

The burning example is Nagapattinam . Go see for yourself what happened there .

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auryas
Sikh Genocide by Congress
by auryas on Sep 18, 2018 07:14 AM

The sikh genocide by congress party post Indira Gandhi is never mentioned by the foreign SCHOLARS and INTELLECTUALS. WOnder why.

may be it does not suit their narrative of Secularism ?



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auryas
Land grabbing by church and Kerala floods - Madhav Gadgil commiss
by auryas on Sep 18, 2018 06:59 AM  | Hide replies

The Gadgil report which warned of the floods because of the unauthorized land grabbing in the western ghats was junked in the dust bin.

Huge tracts of land was grabbed by Church in Kerala just like in Andhra Pradesh, telengana and Karnataka. No government dared to question them because of the sh^t load of secularists and media scum bags in the name of secularism. Also for vote banks.

The land they have grabbed is prime forest land and ecologically sensitive part of India.

The church authorities, along with the communist parties approached Sonia Gandhi and bitterly complained about the Madhav gadgil report ( which was constituted in the first place by the ministrt of environment ). SO they junked the report in dust bin.

Gadgil commission in their report , clearly warned of floods if the goverment does not step in and arrest the criminal land grabbing that is rampnat in that area by Chruch Authorities.

They did not even allow the commissions report to be discussed in public or media.

That is the extent of propaganda happening in this country.

ANy one interested can go real Gadgil report available on web.



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piri
Re: Land grabbing by church and Kerala floods - Madhav Gadgil commiss
by piri on Sep 18, 2018 09:39 AM
Hey dumbo !

Just like your masters (sanghi ignoramuses) regularly do on a larger scale, you are mixing facts and convenient self delusions to try and assuage yourself !

1. The chrittin community is strongly present in Idukki district (which lies entirely on the western ghats), true !

They constitute, according to the 2011 census, 45.9 percent of the districts population. Hyndus, by the same census, make up 46.8 percent (the rest are muxlims).

2. Till the 1890s, the entire area presently in Idukki district was covered by forests with a very sparse population of forest dwellers (tribals). The British were the first to begin settlements and cultivation (tea and spice plantations). For this purpose, they brought in labourers (chiefly poor tamilians) to cut down forests, lay roads and begin plantations. They were followed by a large number of poor people from the Kerala plains and coastal regions in the period from the 1920s to the 1940s. They were driven there due to the famines caused by the 2 world wars and as all the farmlands in mainland Kerala were held by feudal landlords backed by the Rajas of Travancore and Cochin.

And, there were chrittins, hyndus and a lesser number of muxlims in that migration.

And what did all these people do in the Idukki mountains to make a better living ?

Why, they cut down forests, cut up mountainsides and began cultivating !

And the Rajas of Travancore and Cochin regularised these settlements as they did not want to end feudalism and the unequal ownership of land in the plains and coastal belt !

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piri
Re: Re: Land grabbing by church and Kerala floods - Madhav Gadgil commiss
by piri on Sep 18, 2018 10:15 AM
In other words, if the term is land grabbing, then both chrittins and hyndus grabbed land in Idukki for decades. Such land grabbing became more severe in the 1970s and 80s. This was accompanied by destructive rock quarrying.

3. The Madhav Gadgil committee report, tabled in parliament in 2011 and approved for implementation by the Union govt, recommended sweeping measures to prevent further damage to the fragile western ghat eco system. It vociferously demanded an end to large scale construction and quarrying and deforestation by marking 123 villages and towns as lying in ecologically sensitive regions.

4. The most vociferous group to protest against the Gadgil report in Idukki was the chrittin church. You are right in saying that !

And the Congress party and the Kerala Congress vociferously demanded the revoking of the Gadgil recommendations in Kerala.

But.......the BJP ?

What did it do ?

Did it support the Gadgil report ?

No !!

It remained silent in Kerala !

And.......in other regions on the western ghats like Karnataka and Goa which the Gadgil report targeted with equal importance, the BJP vociferously protested against the Gadgil committees recommendations !!

One of the land grabbing and illegal mine operating thieves the BJP vociferously stood for while protesting against the then UPA govts decision to implement the Gadgil report was the Reddy brothers !!

Among all the destructive land grabbers on the entire length of the western ghats, the Reddy brothers were the most rapacious !

But, because they were one of the main sources of black money then for the BJP, they defended his actions and remained silent about the actions of the chrittin church in Kerala against the Gadgil report !

5. While the Congress as well as the BJP thus opposed the Gadgil report, only one man - V S Achuthanandan, then Marxist CM of Kerala - vehemently opposed the chrittin church and called for implementation of the Gadgil report in toto !

Get an inkling of the larger picture, you peaxbrain ?

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piri
Re: Land grabbing by church and Kerala floods - Madhav Gadgil commiss
by piri on Sep 18, 2018 09:40 AM
Hey dumbo !

Just like your masters (sanghi ignoramuses) regularly do on a larger scale, you are mixing facts and convenient self delusions to try and assuage yourself !

1. The chrittin community is strongly present in Idukki district (which lies entirely on the western ghats), true !

They constitute, according to the 2011 census, 45.9 percent of the districts population. Hyndus, by the same census, make up 46.8 percent (the rest are muxlims).

2. Till the 1890s, the entire area presently in Idukki district was covered by forests with a very sparse population of forest dwellers (tribals). The British were the first to begin settlements and cultivation (tea and spice plantations). For this purpose, they brought in labourers (chiefly poor tamilians) to cut down forests, lay roads and begin plantations. They were followed by a large number of poor people from the Kerala plains and coastal regions in the period from the 1920s to the 1940s. They were driven there due to the famines caused by the 2 world wars and as all the farmlands in mainland Kerala were held by feudal landlords backed by the Rajas of Travancore and Cochin.

And, there were chrittins, hyndus and a lesser number of muxlims in that migration.

And what did all these people do in the Idukki mountains to make a better living ?

Why, they cut down forests, cut up mountainsides and began cultivating !

And the Rajas of Travancore and Cochin regularised these settlements as they did not want to end feudalism and the unequal ownership of land in the plains and coastal belt !

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piri
Michel Danino used to
by piri on Sep 18, 2018 12:48 AM  | Hide replies

be consistently very emphatic that there indeed never was any Aryan migration or invasion into the Indian sub-continent.

He sounded so convincing about it with his repeated swearing by the then available mitochondrial DNA studies that the Sangh Parivar, more out of hope than out of conviction, compelled the Modi govt to take him in as an ICHR member !

The Sangh Parivar hoped to spread and cement their favourite delusion that there never was any inward movement of people from outside the sub-continent into India till the muxlims arrived in the 10th century CE.

And Michel Danino worked hard to oblige the Parivar by repeating the "Out of India" idea wherever he could.

Both the RSS and its admirers in the geneticist community - Koenraad Elst, Michel Danino, etc. - believed in earnest that they would ultimately be able to make more people believe that no one ever came into India till the muxlims did.

And to propagate this delusion, they began brandishing several early genetic studies of the Indian population and also kept loudly swearing by the infallibility of genome sequencing studies.

After them, the entire Sangh Parivar began parroting the *DNA studies have finally PROVED that the Aryan invasion/migration theory is wrong* line !

But............unfortunately for them, genetic science kept advancing......and.....the tools that it had at its disposal kept getting more and more precise !

When finally genetic science acquired the tools to explore the missing link

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piri
Re: Michel Danino used to
by piri on Sep 18, 2018 12:56 AM

- Paternal DNA or Y chromosome markers and sequences in DNA - the imaginary world of *purity* of Indian inhabitants in ancient times that the Sangh Parivar had so painfully built up with the aid of the likes of Michel Danino began crumbling all around them !

After the latest peer reviewed research (Martin Richards and 16 co researchers on the presence of the Central Asian Y chromosome markers in a section of Indians) was published in 2017.................the aghast Danino and his ilk tried a feeble counter argument but soon withdrew into complete silence !

And just what was the primary line of argument that Danino used to counter the latest peer reviewed research ?

Why, that genetic science is NOT PRECISE and that cultural memory (????) is to be regarded as more relevant !!!!

Vow !

Some U turn that !!

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auryas
Gas lighting India
by auryas on Sep 17, 2018 04:37 PM

Pick up a line out of context in a interview of some nondescript "naturalized scholar" ( no offense to him), Add Babri masjid picture to it and try to create a narrative that "The BJP government is bad" . "Hindus are bad" and so on.

If history has a tendency to explode , it should explode in a a%% of rediff and such toxic sh^t holes whose business day in and day out centred on Gas lighting people and society , create controversy and play with it.

For once , wish there happens a unification of society against this kind of utterly toxic strain of journalism and the slimy madarchds who make stories routinely under the garb of FREEDOM OF PRESS>

These ch^tiyas are not journalists. They are instruments for gas lighting a peaceful society.



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suravarapu gopal rao
Babri Masjid
by suravarapu gopal rao on Sep 17, 2018 03:12 PM

Is it necessary to put the Babri Masjid topic when the issue is in judicial corridors? We should not incite people by putting such articles. If we can, we should try to unite people rather than divide them. It looks, in democratic country, every one has got liberty to raise any issue any time.
Jai Hind. Jai Bharat.

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arungopal agarwal
Muslims
by arungopal agarwal on Sep 17, 2018 12:25 PM  | Hide replies

No Namaj was performed there from ages, it is to be decided by muslims, whether they want to continue the stir or want permanent solution and peace.
We are in a biased democratic system whereas call ourselves secular, where no such issue should remain,but our politicians are afraid of many issues, one of them is Babri.

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Satyajeet Singh Yadava
Re: Muslims
by Satyajeet Singh Yadava on Sep 17, 2018 02:13 PM
Another issue is of Reservation!!!All Politicians want to have the cake & eat it too?????????????????//////

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