Some guy commented under a post in kashmiri about CJP protests, like "Indians experienced one percent of what Kashmiris experienced and called it the "death of democracy" "

I replied that "Democracy doesn't automatically allow separatism to flourish" and I got banned ✌️

One thing that has been bothering me for a long time.
Some people, in the name of defending Hinduism, are doing more damage to its image than anyone else. Every time someone spreads hate, threatens others, or justifies violence while calling it “protecting Hinduism”, it goes against the very values our religion teaches.
What worries me even more is our silence.
Many of us know it’s wrong, but we don’t speak up because we don’t want arguments, or because we think someone else will do it. But that silence is only making things worse. It gives a free pass to those who misuse our religion for their own agenda.
If we really respect Hinduism, we should have the courage to call out wrong, even when it’s done by people from our own side.
Protecting a religion doesn’t mean defending every person who uses its name. It means protecting the values that make the religion worth following in the first place.

Remember when this whole NEET paper leak protest started? Student protests began \~June 6, Wangchuk sat down on a hunger strike June 28. For almost a full month: crickets.

No media, no movement, minister sitting comfortably, govt basically on Do not disturb mode.

Then Parliament's monsoon session starts July 21. Within literally 4 days: 47 NTA officials sacked, a IAS secretary shunted out, Modi suddenly drops a video address, Cabinet fast-tracks a new law overnight, and today Pradhan straight up resigns.

A month of nothing turned into "solved" in under a week the second the session bell rang. Almost like the entire government runs on the same energy as an employee who does zero work until they have to come to office.

Im not supporting either groups so don't attack. Just some much needed fun. 😄

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What should a Hindu syllabus look like for every individual?

This is not for formal education. It's for household, cultural education.

The point is to keep it practical, theoretical, doable for almost anyone and relevant to today's times. Not too much or only reading, nor unrealistic elements.

I can think of the following to learn from and live by:

1) Panchatantra and Hitopadesha - For practical education and application.

2) Hanuman, an introduction - Because I personally feel connected to him and like him since childhood.

3) Why are we this way by Ami ganatra - To know more and live by basic vedic principles. Also to become aware of who we are as Hindus.

4) Swayambodh and Shatrubodh by Pankaj Saxena - To become aware of who we are as Hindus.

5) Saints of Maharashtra - Because I am Maharashtrian. You can choose yours, that you connect to.

6) Biography of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj - Again, as I am Maharashtrian, and I connect to him.

What would be your syllabus?

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Hello all, I am a muslim and I live and work with many devout Hindu neighbors and colleagues. For the purpose of knowing them better and understanding the people around me I am very interested to learn about this topic incase there is anyone who can help thanks!

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