India enters the big 5 in manufacturing toppling South Korea. At current growth rates, even considering rupee depreciation, India will displace Japan to become the world's third largest manufacturer (> $1 trillion) by 2029. Also, 1960: $3 billion -> 2015: $328 billion 2015: $328 billion -> 2025: $781 billion So India has added as much in manufacturing in the last 10 years as it added in the last 70 years.

Jarasandha attacked 17 times to kill Shri Krishna and Balarama, but each time Krishna destroyed his entire army and left only Jarasandha alive. Every time Jarasandha used to contact Anti-Krishna Kings all over the World and bring them to fight with Krishna. Once Balarama got angry that why does Krishna leave Jarasandha alive every time. Hearing this question, Krishna replied, "I purposely leave Jarasandha alive. There is a reason behind this. Jarasandha gathers All the Unrighteous & our Rival Kings from all over the Earth and brings them to us so that we can kill those evil kings in one place. If we kill Jarasandha, then we ourselves will have to go to every corner of the Earth to kill our Evil Enemies. Jarasandh is making our work easy. When all our Evil Enemies in the world are Finished, we will destroy Jarasandha as well." Sir ji is Jarasandha of Indian Politics Today.

Hinduism is not a feminist religion, if hindu women and hindu feminists have problem then they can leave hinduism.

Much of the West’s religious heritage was shaped, directly or indirectly, by Indian thought transmitted through ancient trade networks. From the 10th century BC, ships sailing from the Red Sea to India under the Hiram–Solomon maritime venture facilitated commercial exchange and intellectual and theological transmission. The Bhagavad Gita idea of the unity of the divine influenced the rise of Yahweh from minor deity to the main and eventually only Hebrew god. Furthermore, Jain rejection of animal sacrifice influenced the decline of sacrificial practices across the Levant and eastern Mediterranean. Later, Buddhist ideas also traveled west. Under Chandragupta Maurya (c. 321–297 BC) and Ashoka (c. 268–233 BC), thousands of missionaries travelled the same trade routes. The doctrines they carried, asceticism, vegetarianism, the soul’s transmigration, reincarnation and pacifism, influenced far further. These ideas resonated among Gnostics, Essenes, Manichaeans, Orphics, Pythagoreans, Druze and Neo-Platonists. The non-canonical Gospel of the Ebionites presents John the Baptist as a vegetarian, while parts in Genesis endorse plant-based sustenance. Traditions surrounding Krishna and Indra include motifs later associated with Jesus: miraculous birth, celestial signs and wise men bearing gifts. Both Buddha and Jesus undergo wilderness fasts marked by temptation. Both advocate celibacy and renunciation of worldly wealth. In a Jataka, a Buddhist disciple walks on water. In another Buddha feeds 500 people with a piece of bread. Another resembles the prodigal son story. Trinities within Vedic and later Hindu thought, Varuna–Mitra–Agni or Vaishnava–Shaiva–Krishna invite comparison with Christianity. Brahmanical substitution of rice cakes for human sacrifice parallels the Eucharist, where bread becomes Christ’s flesh. Brahmanical prohibitions against contact with raw flesh echoes in ritual restrictions imposed on Roman priests or flamens, probably derived from Brahmin. Krishna, Buddha and Christ were the result of virgin births. The word Christ is from Krishna or Krista. Indian ablution rituals spawned the idea of baptism, the idea of reincarnation became resurrection. The Vedic “Om” became ‘Amen’. Devotion to Mary, mother of god, the Madonna is from Mata Nah, Our Mother, or the mother goddess. In Buddhist monasteries material gifts were linked to spiritual merit, copied by Christians. The idea of many divine manifestations emanating from a single ultimate reality resembles the hierarchical Christian God, Christ, the Holy Spirit, Mary, angels, saints, and martyrs. John1.1’s ‘In the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God and the Word was God’ was a Vedic mantra. Accelerating Indian maritime trade unintentionally brought Indian ideas, albeit re-moulded in transmission, which in Christian form eventually replaced European pagan religions, which themselves were originally Indian-influenced from thousands of years earlier.

(1/5) The closest image of INS Aridhaman SSBN

This article confirms one thing: that we are very close to achieving CSD, which is quite important, especially against China. Also, it looks like we deliberately allowed the SSBNs to sit in the open and get photographed by Western optical satellites, to signal that we have achieved CSD. iiss.org/online-analysis/mil…

Instagram has become the centre of Luv J!h@d...look how cleverly they do conversation in the DM...not every girl is this aware...to have refused to engage.

Indian Defence Minister laid foundation stone for the Large Cavitation Tunnel at NSTL, Vizag. 🇮🇳 The facility will enable testing of propellers & torpedoes, development of stealth capabilities & design of critical underwater components for next gen submarines & warships.

DRDL Hyderabad has conducted second successful extensive long-duration test of Actively Cooled Full Scale Scramjet Combustor, achieving a run time of over 1200 seconds at its state-of-the-art Scramjet Connect Pipe Test (SCPT) Facility on May 09, 2026. This is major advancement towards Hypersonic Missile Programme

On This Day in Indian Spaceflight History: Exactly 23 years ago today, on May 8, 2003, a major milestone in India's space journey unfolded in the afternoon skies over Sriharikota. At precisely 4:58 PM IST, the Satish Dhawan Space Centre echoed with a deafening roar. The massive GSLV Mk1-D2, a towering 49-meter, 414-tonne rocket, lifted off the launch pad. As the countdown reached zero, its mammoth solid propellant motor and four liquid strap-ons ignited, pushing the vehicle through the atmosphere. This second developmental test flight had a lot riding on it. After shedding its early stages and firing up its Russian-procured cryogenic upper stage, the rocket raced to a velocity of 10.2 km per second. Just seventeen tense minutes after lift-off, mission control erupted in cheers: the GSLV Mk1 had hit the bullseye. #isro #gslv #indianspaceflighthistory

The power of united Hindus was shown today in West Bengal. जय श्री राम 🙏🚩

It just needed 700 companies of CAPF jawans to ensure people in West Bengal could vote without fear. And the results are here.

Multiple choice questions be like

This is essentially Abrahamic thought. Whoever isn’t a faithful is infidel. Whoever speaks against the prophet needs to be taken down. Whoever compares god with someone else has committed Shirk. Sorry, but we don’t follow that in Sanatan. ‘Bhakt’ has the authority to question god. He can certainly question & criticize a party.

A beautiful image of India on a summer day captured by Russia's satellite.

In the 1980s, most IITians would go abroad. In 1989, when I graduated from IIT Madras, I remember feeling extremely dejected about our country. Punjab, Kashmir and Assam were all burning. My heart was not in engineering. I was mostly reading books in Economics and Philosophy - we had a good library. The burning question in my mind was "Why are we so poor?" Some of my classmates and I wrote an article in the IIT campus newspaper in late 1988-early 1989 (there were two newspapers, Focus and Spectator, and I believe we published in Focus, they were reproduced using "cyclostyling" machines - please look them up!). In my vague recollection, the thrust of the article was that the IIT system was failing to serve the needs of the country and the country itself was facing a profound stagnation (I wish I could get that article now - a copy may be in some dusty basement in IIT). I want to know what I thought and said as a 21 year old in 1989 that I agree with and what I disagree with today. By 1989, I had become a committed anti-socialist, having lived through the socialist stagnation of India. By 1989, the collapse of the Soviet Union was on, and China was in turmoil - the Tinananmen student protests and their forced suppression. By 1991, India needed an emergency IMF loan. The 1991 economic reforms by Shri Manmohan Singh happened due to pressure from the IMF. So you can imagine the mood in 1989. That was the India I left in 1989. I was feeling miserable to leave but hopeless to stay. In 1990, I came home for a visit and thought of dropping out of my PhD and staying home. I was home sick. I started to study Singapore and Japan during 1990-94 in my PhD years - the "Why are we so poor" question. By 1994, I decided I would be in the private sector and took up an R&D job in Qualcomm.

Got told some mk2 info, we are very very close to a first flight. The frame is assembled ready in a hangar, waiting for a few subsystems.

Remember, these Hindu females said their converted names at a Iftar party These are a few mature, educated, strong, independent Hindu females Wonder how they would feel knowing that Hindu females were forced to convert at TCS Nashik Shameful

In 2009, I built a company from scratch that grew into a thriving business with US clients. I hired several people from a particular community and gave them stable careers and good salaries. Instead of gratitude, they constantly bashed Hinduism in the workplace. I defended my faith with knowledge and facts, but my US clients kept shielding them. After 14 years, in 2023, they ganged up with a major US client and tried to force me to resign from my own company and hand it over to their ringleader. When I refused, they attempted to freeze my company accounts. I fought back legally, unfroze everything, transferred the funds, and fired them all. But the damage was done. Other employees sided with the ringleader. The US client immediately cut my access to all files and emails and started working directly with him — effectively staging a coup in the company I had built. The ringleader had even groomed and married a Hindu woman, and had introduced another girl (Sheeba, later revealed as Shraddha) in office parties. Today, at 50, I have lost the company I created with my own hands. This is the reality many seculars will never accept — but it is 100% true. Be careful who you empower in your own house.

A woman, Mubbasreen, managed to make a Hindu police constable become Momin Why do faith predators find it so easy to trap Hindus? Because they have drifted so apart from Vedic roots they collapse at the first attack on their identity