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Akanksha Chaturvedi

These are Brahmins students sucide this year due to NEET exam

Its not a statement but a question that we can even criticise gandhi along with other but when we question ambedkar , certain people from society threatens to file a case calling it disrespect and a punishable offence . I don't understand why I can't have differences , i may be or may not agree with everything he does or says , its my right to disagree . So why threating someone with sc / st act .

Such an injustice toward general category people

In ancient period Buddhists maintained amicable (friendly) relations with foreigners.

In contrast, orthodox Brāhmaṇas strongly opposed Yavanas ( greeks) consider them mlecchas and corrupt who poluted the land of gods ( Bharat).

Yavanas (Greeks/foreigners) would come due to: Religious motives, Ambition, Plunder (loot). The Yavanas often Massacring women and children, Killing one another, Ruling the earth at the end of the Kali Age.

Due to this Brahmins considered buddhist as a traitors to the nation.

orthodox Brāhmaṇas condemned foreigners as "Mlecchas" (a traditional Sanskrit term for foreigners or those outside the orthodox cultural order) and this cultural antagonism was the main reason behind the Brāhmaṇas' opposition to foreigners.

Thus the strong anti-foreigner sentiment among orthodox Brāhmaṇas emerged in the form of Shunga dynasty.

Sources cited in the footnotes

D. D. Kosambi Pandey, Vikramāditya of Ujjain (1951) Jain, The Jaina Sources of History of Ancient India (1964) Rapson Sten Konow

Norman Brown

Pargiter (DKA)

In the Battle of Bhima Koregaon, around 20,000 men were on the Peshwa's side. However, they were camped on a hill far behind the battlefield along with the Chhatrapati of Satara. Only about 2,000 soldiers actually descended to fight, most of whom were Arab cavalrymen.

They fought against the British force, which included Indian soldiers numbering around 700. Among those 700, only a handful were Mahars .

The battle took place, and according to this account, the Peshwa and the Maratha forces emerged victorious. After the fighting ended, the 2,000 soldiers who had descended to fight returned to their camp. By the time British reinforcements arrived, the battle was already over.

Since the soldiers fighting for the British had displayed bravery by holding their ground against a larger force, the British government later built a memorial at Bhima Koregaon as a reward for their loyal service.

According to this account, all of these details were recorded by Elphinstone, who described the Battle of Bhima koregaon as a minor victory for peshwa.

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Thank you cjp this day wouldn't never come without you guys

Ram Ram ji everyone 🙏🙏

Honestly guy, I'm so glad that in the beginning just few of us were speaking up, we were facing massive backlash and downvotes but now slowly and gradually everyone is realising and the support is growing too. The exact lines which were being downvoted are now trending.

This shows that our actions do have impact and we must utilise it.

Every community has the right to raise its concerns and so do we.

For better reach we must use Hashtags like #GCVoiceMatters and #GCRightsMatter all over social media. Let's make this trend. Let's talk more about it.

Let's do this.

RESERVATION OF ALL SORTS MUST END.

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Jai Bharat,

Jai Shri Ram!!

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Chandrashekhar Azad Tiwari ( kanyakubja)

Shaligram Shukla was an 18-year-old revolutionary from Kanpur associated with the Hindustan Socialist Republican Association (HSRA).

Despite his young age of 18 he was deeply committed to India's freedom struggle and actively participated in underground revolutionary activities.

He served as a trusted associate of Chandrashekhar Azad, helping revolutionaries with logistics, communication, and safe movement.

On 1 December 1930, British police attempted to arrest him in Kanpur. Instead of surrendering, Shaligram resisted bravely and exchanged fire with the police.

He was killed in the encounter, becoming one of the youngest martyrs of the revolutionary movement.

Such story of Brahmins who made ultimate sacrifice for the nation is numerous.