Media Control Minds

In this media mind control article I explain how media controls your thinking. I also give some advice on how to prevent yourself to be controlled this way.

If you are reading this article it is likely that media mind control subject is not something new to you. But most of the population would be shocked to find this out. Media controls you in such a subtle way that the majority of population would not even believe that this could happen. Media controls you in many ways: through commercials, TV news, newspapers, radio news, movies and sometimes even

through the internet. How does media mind control affect you through commercials? Do you know that you can be affected by TV commercials even if you shift your focus away from television? This is because commercials are so powerful that through the repeat exposure they affect you on an unconscious level. All you need to hear is 5 seconds of the repeated commercial (you don’t even have to see it) and your unconscious mind ‘gets the message’. Next thing you know, you are buying something from a shop you did not even plan to buy! Commercials are getting more and more sophisticated. Thus they affect your mind to even greater extent. Their repeated exposure lets commercials really sink into your mind, affecting you unconsciously. You may not even notice how often the same commercial is running. Repeat exposure is the single most powerful tool of convincing. Every big brand knows that. People associate repeat exposure with credibility. They don’t even know what impact this exposure is making on them. You may think that if a commercial is run often, it means that the company selling the product is credible. Thus, the product should be very quality and would not do any harm. This is just how your ‘logical’ thinking works. Such company can sell anything to you. The product can be bad or good, it does not matter. Repeat product exposure will convince you that it’s quality and good. Is it? It is up to you to decide now:)

Commercials also affect your confidence level. When you are frequently exposed to a certain type of living, you try to strive to live in that particular way. This is where media mind control has a strong hold on people. For example, in commercials there are many good looking people. This prompts you to strive to look as good as them. Some of you succeed. But what if you cannot look as good as someone on TV? Then you fall into depression, become shy, angry and think that the world is unfair. You stay single as you think that no one would date you… effects are indeed countless. Do you still think it is so innocent to watch commercials? As I am now living in the United Kingdom I have noticed that the ads do not include as many very good looking people as in some other countries. The ads usually show every day people. The result? Less super thin women, less shy people, more self-expression. Although I do not watch TV for a year now, I can still comment from what I remember. How to protect yourself from commercials affecting you? …Stop watching TV. Can’t stop watching it? I cannot help you then. There is no other cure from media mind control, I’m afraid! How does media mind control work through TV news? This is the worst method to control people. TV news keep people at a very low Fear consciousness level. Their message is always the same: You have to fear as today ….. happened. Do not believe that? Before almost every single sentence they say, just add “You have to fear because…” they will let you know what you should be scared of today. Your argument might be “But everyone is watching news!” My answer to that would be that not everyone is doing that. Yes, the majority of people do, but they are on a low consciousness level. They let media mind control work in their lives. News silently instil fear in people through sophisticated ways of presenting information. Do corporations behind news consciously try to instil fear? I honestly don’t know. I suspect that, but my suspicion is not based on any evidence. I just feel that this might be the case. It seems that they choose to rather tell bad news than good ones. They would rather tell that someone in some small town was killed, than telling that people have increasing amount of opportunities to become financially free. They would rather give an insight into the scarcity of water in some particular region than inform about unlimited amounts of resources in other regions. Of course, you may argue that it is bad to be ignorant about subjects I’ve mentioned above. I happen to disagree with that. You see, the more we think about poverty, the more poverty we create. The more we think about abundance, the more abundance we create. Don’t understand what I’m talking about? You should learn about universal laws. And that topic is too large to cover here. ou probably get the impression from watching news that there is nothing good happening in the world. That we are all ‘doomed’. This is just another nonsense that media mind control impressed on you. The reality is so much different. And you will never understand this unless you stop watching TV. There are so many good things happening in the world. So many people are becoming millionaires, there are millions of them, and plenty of people are becoming extremely wealthy at this very moment. Finally the inspiration and empowerment can reach you so effortlessly through books and articles of people that experienced that. It is becoming so much easier to travel the world, to understand different cultures and to explore subjects that interest you. The world is becoming, it is certainly not ending! Yet… if you are a frequent news watcher my previous words should sound like something too good to be true. How does media mind control affect you through newspapers? Newspapers affect you less, but they use the same method as TV news. The better thing about newspapers is that people are usually bored to read long articles, thus they skip some content. Therefore, they do not absorb all the negative information newspapers have. Media mind control still has a grip on such people. Newspapers still tempt you to read the contents with shocking pictures and interesting headlines. Radio news affect you less as you do not see any images associated with the content. How does media mind control affect you through movies? Movies usually have different effect than news. There is less media mind control involved. Instead of instilling fear, they maintain your Comfort Zone. You see, you can choose whichever movie you like to watch. It is not the same as mixed content that you get in news. If one movie fits your current comfort zone, you watch it. If the movie promotes lower or higher lever of consciousness, you usually refuse to watch it. If you want to advance in personal development, movies that maintain your comfort zone will stop your advance. nd the more you advance, the less movies there are to choose from. For example, at the time of writing this article, I am on the Acceptance level of consciousness. This is the 12th level of consciousness. Mostly people are in Fear level (the 5th level). If you feel fear, you still are on the 5th level. I very rarely watch any movies at all. I could go to the cinema to watch some comedy or a feel good movie, if I wanted. That would probably lower my consciousness level a bit, but I would regain it shortly. Instead of watching movies, I prioritise my time to create value. I would rather write another article that would raise your consciousness, than waste time staring at the TV screen. If you are at the level of fear, some movies can actually raise your consciousness. ‘The Secret’ movie would be the best one to watch at this level. You will feel empowered and in control of your life. You will feel more resistant to the media mind control. Whenever you feel inspired and feel like you could ‘move mountains’ , it means you are raising your consciousness level. Keep doing whatever makes you feel this way! Can media influence you through the internet? Usually not. Unless you consciously choose to read news and other damaging content. The great thing about internet is that it can raise your consciousness to a great degree. There are many articles and advice available that can inspire you and make you feel good. Be selective though, because nothing can guarantee if the article was written by a person that knows the subject he is writing about. But you can usually feel if the article is original. Conclusion

The best decision I’ve made so far in my life is to stop watching TV. It looks quite innocent to spend couple of hours of your time staring at the screen. But nothing could be further from truth. The reason why it feels ‘innocent’ to watch some TV is because media mind control works in a very subtle way. I have noticed that I was slightly addicted to TV watching. So when I stopped I still felt the need to watch it. During that time I kept being resistant and would not watch anything on television. After couple of weeks I began to feel differently. I started setting different goals for me to achieve, since I had more time to work on myself. I started realising that I could achieve much more in life than I imagined before. I started being persistent and organised. One by one, I achieved my set goals. Life kept getting better and better. Now there are so many exciting things I want to experience, create and learn! There is absolutely no time for something as useless as TV. I would rather create value, make difference in people’s lives, travel and continuously improve myself. Life is so beautiful once you get rid of the media influence. You don’t have to compete any more, competition is useless. You are the creator, you provide so much value and originality that you are well above anything that seems competitive. You feel inspired and happy. You feel joy and love. You feel great! Don’t believe it? Stop watching TV and you will see what I mean!

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11/09/2023

As is widely recognized, Facebook imposes restrictions on user accounts for content violations, such as hate speech, violent content, drug promotion, and unlawful activities. However, there are lesser-known, inadvertent actions that could lead to an account blockage, particularly if someone lodges a complaint against your profile. Such actions may include the use of fictitious, humorous, or attention-grabbing names, as well as employing display pictures featuring celebrities or cute infants that do not accurately represent your true identity. In the event of an account blockage, it becomes challenging to verify the authenticity of your personal account through official government documents, such as passports, ID cards, PAN cards, Aadhar cards, or any other national identification documents.

Dalip Arora, the proprietor of "A1 IT Services" based in Gurugram (formerly Gurgaon), along with his team, has come under scrutiny for their alleged usurpation of Facebook groups from their original creators, owners, and administrators. This acquisition is purportedly achieved through unscrupulous means and by exploiting perceived weaknesses in Facebook's terms and conditions and community standards.

The modus operandi employed by Mr. Arora is relatively straightforward and does not necessitate coding or hacking expertise. Initially, he or his team members join the target group and subsequently report the personal Facebook account used for group administration, utilizing multiple Facebook identities, as listed below. This report results in the temporary or permanent suspension of the target's Facebook account. In accordance with Facebook policy, a group left without an administrator can have its ownership reassigned to any member within the group by selecting the "make me admin" option, located under the "more" button adjacent to the share button beneath the group's cover picture. Importantly, the "make me admin" option is only visible if the group lacks an administrator. This functionality operates on a "first come, first served" basis, granting Mr. Arora an advantage in claiming ownership of the group before any detection of the absence of an administrator.

To date, Mr. Arora and his team have allegedly acquired numerous groups, as listed below, through the deactivation of original owners' accounts. Subsequently, they are purportedly charging fees for posting within these groups while holding administrative control, all achieved through ethically questionable means.

It is crucial to note that this entire process does not contravene Facebook's community standards, thereby offering no avenue for reporting such activities on the platform. Facebook lacks customer support phone numbers, support email addresses, or other means of direct human interaction for addressing such issues. Facebook's support system is predominantly automated and designed to take action against a predefined set of violations that align with their community standards. Consequently, actions or crimes that fall outside these standards remain unaddressed.

Given this context, it is challenging to pursue legal recourse, as providing evidence of prior ownership of a Facebook group is inherently problematic. In light of these challenges, it is advisable for all group administrators and members to exercise caution and take preventative measures to avoid relinquishing group ownership. This may include adding multiple administrators to the group, particularly those known personally or as close acquaintances. Additionally, it is advisable to refrain from using fictitious display pictures and attention-grabbing names on personal accounts to mitigate the risk of encountering such issues.

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FB Groups Snached by Dalip Arora Gang are:

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BAZAR DELHI NCR
https://www.facebook.com/groups/100309220370992

Veronica's Style Hub ( women n kids online store) International stuff
https://www.facebook.com/groups/645560992252529/

The Fashion Diva
https://www.facebook.com/groups/264822830566212/

SOUTH INDIA BUYERS
https://www.facebook.com/groups/576202122583758/

shopping fun
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1418948431467929/

Sasta Sunder Tikau.com
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1514540028853242/

Pink Bow
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1667051396842845/

Offers in Dubai
https://www.facebook.com/groups/dubaiindians

Ladies suits manufacture mumbai and kolkata
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1639529739637493

India Buy and Sale
https://www.facebook.com/groups/indiabuyandsale

Kolkata Moms Club
https://www.facebook.com/groups/Kolkatamomsclub

Jodhpur Wholesale Bazaar
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1201265153288530

HUM SAB EK HAI
https://www.facebook.com/groups/humsabekhai/

H.R.S fashion all over india
https://www.facebook.com/groups/340850886398258

Gurgaonmoms Online Store Owners
https://www.facebook.com/groups/246326935406062

Gurgaon shopping
https://www.facebook.com/groups/708712149220805

Guntur Shopping
https://www.facebook.com/groups/gunturshoppingg

Flats and Flatmates Delhi - NCR
https://www.facebook.com/groups/flatsandflatmatesdelhincr/

Fashion Store
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1948283705499889/

Fashion house
https://www.facebook.com/groups/118949045345801

Fashion Fiesta
https://www.facebook.com/groups/192630534555690/

Engineers World
https://www.facebook.com/groups/worldofengineers

Delhi, bengaluru, gujrat, Rajasthan Wholesale group and free recharge offer
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1720201641565052

Coimbatore Shopping
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1573919152927521

Chandigarh india online wholesale bazar
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1194140997368427/

buy n sell - Sambalpur distict
https://www.facebook.com/groups/301002510256355/

Facebook Accounts of the Group Snatcher Gang:

https://www.facebook.com/daliparora.jumppstart
https://www.facebook.com/moika.realestateconsultant
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100043635996999
https://www.facebook.com/prankul.bachani.7140
https://www.facebook.com/prankul.bachani.71

07/01/2023

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26/04/2021

POSTPONED ELECTIONS DUE TO COVID-19

Africa

Local by-elections for Metsimotlhabe and Boseja South wards, Botswana (originally scheduled for May 2020)
Legislative elections, Chad (originally scheduled for 13 December 2020) moved to 24 October 2021
Parliamentary election, Ethiopia (originally scheduled for 29 August 2020) moved to 5 June 2021
Partial legislative election, Lékoni-Lékori (Akiéni), Gabon (originally scheduled for 4 and 18 April 2020) moved to 31 January 2021
National Assembly by-election, Niamina West constituency, Gambia (originally scheduled for 16 April 2020) moved to 7 November 2020
County Assembly and National Assembly by-elections, Kenya (originally scheduled for April, June–July 2020) moved to 15 December 2020
Midterm Senatorial elections and national referendum, Liberia (originally scheduled for 13 October 2020) moved to 8 December 2020
Municipal elections, Libya (originally scheduled 18 April 2020) moved to June 2020.
Senatorial by-elections in Bayelsa, Imo and Plateau districts, Nigeria (originally scheduled for March 2020) moved to 5 December 2020
Parliamentary elections, Somalia (originally scheduled for 27 November 2020) and Presidential elections (originally scheduled to take place before 8 February 2021)
All municipal by-elections and voter registration activities in South Africa (originally scheduled for March–May 2020) moved to 11 November 2020
Municipal in elections in Hassi El Ferid, and Jbeniana, Tunisia (originally scheduled for 28–29 March 2020) moved to 5 July 2020
Special interest groups elections, Uganda (originally scheduled for April–May 2020) moved to 11, 13, 17 August 2020
Rural district council by-election, ward 16 of Chiredzi, Zimbabwe (originally scheduled for 4 April 2020); Legislative and council by-elections, Zimbabwe (scheduled for 5 December 2020) suspended and then moved to 2021

Americas

Municipal elections, Cordovan City, Río Cuarto, Argentina (originally scheduled for 29 March 2020) moved to 27 September 2020, and then moved to 29 November 2020.
Local elections, Bahamas (originally scheduled for June 2020)
General elections, Bolivia (originally scheduled for 3 May 2020 and moved to 6 September 2020) and then moved again to18 October 2020; subnational elections in Bolivia (originally scheduled for March 2020)
Municipal elections (originally scheduled for 4 and 25 October 2020) moved to 15 and 29 November 2020; Supplementary election for the position of Senator in Mato Grosso, Brazil (originally scheduled for 26 April 2020) moved to 15 November 2020
By-elections in Victoria and Rossland, Canada (originally scheduled for 4 April 2020) moved to May 2021; referendum in Kamloops, Canada (originally scheduled for 4 April 2020) moved to May 2021; by-elections in Lytton, Canada (originally scheduled for 25 April 2020); municipal elections, New Brunswick, Canada (originally scheduled for 11 May 2020) moved to May 2021 or sooner
Constitutional referendum, Chile (originally planned for 26 April 2020) moved to 25 October 2020, Election of Constitution Commission, Chile (originally scheduled 10-11 April 2021) moved to 15-16 May 2021
Elections for the community action board, Colombia (originally scheduled for 26 April 2020) moved to 25 April 2021
Presidential and legislative elections, Dominican Republic (originally scheduled for 17 May 2020) moved to 5 July 2020
Second round of local elections in seven districts of French Guiana, overseas department and region of France (originally scheduled for 28 June 2020)
Local government elections, Jamaica (originally scheduled for 29 November 2020) moved to 27 February 2021 and moved again to 27 February 2022
Local elections in Coahuila and Hidalgo, Mexico (originally scheduled for 7 June 2020) moved to 18 October 2020
Primary elections in Paraguay (originally scheduled for 12 July 2020) moved to 20 June 2021; Municipal Elections, Paraguay (originally scheduled for 8 November 2020) moved to 10 October 2021
Local municipal elections in Chipao, Ayacucho district, Peru (originally scheduled for 29 March 2020)
Single constituency referendum, Falkland Islands, UK Overseas Territory (originally scheduled for 26 March 2020) moved to 26 September 2020
Local (departmental and municipal) elections, Uruguay (originally scheduled for 10 May 2020) moved to 27 September 2020
Primary elections in Puerto Rico, territory of the United States (originally scheduled for 29 March 2020) moved to 9 August 2020
Primary elections across the USA; several local elections around the country (originally scheduled for March–May 2020) moved to May-August 2020.

Asia-Pacific

Local government elections in New South Wales, Australia (originally scheduled for September 2020) moved to September 2021 and Legislative council elections for the divisions of Rosevears and Huon, Tasmania, Australia (originally scheduled for 2 May 2020) moved to 1 August 2020
Parliamentary By-elections of Bogura-1 and Jashore-6 constituencies, Bangladesh (originally scheduled for 29 March 2020) moved to 14 July 2020. Elections of Chattagram City Cooperation, Bangladesh (originally scheduled for 29 March 2020)
Legislative Council election, Hong Kong, Special Administrative Region of China (originally scheduled for 6 September 2020) moved to 19 December 2021
Referendum, New Caledonia, special collectivity of France (originally scheduled for 6 September 2020) moved to 8 October 2020
Rajya Sabha (indirect) elections, India (originally scheduled for 26 March 2020) moved to 19 June 2020; Gram panchayat elections in Karnataka state and Maharashtra states (originally planned between July and December 2020) moved to 15 January 2020. Rajasthan election of 129 urban local bodies, India (originally scheduled for August 2020) moved to 20 October 2020
Regional (local) elections, Indonesia (originally scheduled 23 September 2020) moved to 9 December 2020
Parliamentary By-elections, Batu Sapi, Malaysia (originally scheduled 5 December 2020), By-elections in Perak and Sabah, Malaysia (originally scheduled for 16 January 2021).
Local council and Women’s Development Committee (WDC) elections, Maldives (originally scheduled for 4 April 2020) moved to 3 April 2021
General election, New Zealand (originally scheduled for 19 September 2020) moved to 17 October 2020
Parliamentary elections, Kiribati (originally scheduled for 7 April 2020) moved to 14 April 2020
Local elections, Kyrgyzstan (originally scheduled for 12 April 2020) moved to 11 April 2021
By-elections, Pakistan (originally scheduled for March 2020); Gilgit-balitstan assembly elections, Pakistan (originally scheduled for 2 July 2020) moved to 18 August 2020 but postponed (no confirmed new date)
Palawan Plebiscite, the Philippines (originally scheduled for 11 May 2020) moved to 13 March 2021
Government General Elections, Autonomous Bougainville Papua New Guinea (originally scheduled for June 2020) moved to 12 August - 1 September 2020
By-elections for Central Honiara and North East Guadalcanal Constituencies, Solomon Islands (originally scheduled for June 2020) moved to 18 November 2020
Parliamentary elections, Sri Lanka (originally scheduled for 25 April 2020) moved to 5 August 2020
Special election for Yona mayor, Guam, territory of the United States (originally scheduled for 28 March 2020) moved to 30 May 2020

Europe

Referendum on changes to the Constitutional Court, Armenia (originally scheduled for 5 April 2020) moved to summer 2021
Local elections in Vorarlberg and Styria, Austria (originally scheduled for 15 March 2020 and 22 March 2020) moved (Styria) to 28 June 2020
Local elections, Bosnia and Herzegovina (originally scheduled for 4 October 2020) moved to 15 November 2020
Local elections in the Isle of Man, self-governing British Crown Dependency (originally scheduled for 23 April 2020) proposed for 22 July 2021
General election, Guernsey, self-governing British Crown Dependency (originally planned for June 2020) moved to 7 October 2020
Turkish Cypriot leadership election in Cyprus (originally planned for 26 April 2020) moved to 11 October 2020
Senate by-elections, Teplice Czech Republic (originally scheduled for 27–28 March and 3–4 April 2020) moved to 5-6 June and 13 June 2020
Municipal Elections, Finland (originally scheduled for 18 April 2021) moved to 13 June 2021
Second round of local elections in France (originally scheduled for 22 March 2020) moved to 28 June 2020
Election of French overseas advisers and consular delegates (originally scheduled for 16-17 May 2020)
Local elections in Hessen and Saxony, Germany (originally scheduled for April–October 2020) moved (Hessen) to 14 March 2021
National referendum, Italy (originally scheduled for 29 March 2020) moved to 20/21 September 2020, in addition to numerous regional and local elections moved to 20/21 September 2020. Mayoral elections in Rome, Milan, Turin and Naples, Italy (originally scheduled for 15 April – 15 June 2021) moved 15 September and 15 October 2021.
Extraordinary election for Mayor of the city of Podujeva, Kosovo (originally scheduled for 15 March 2020) moved to 29 November 2020
Local snap elections for city council in Riga, Latvia (originally scheduled for 25 April 2020) moved to 29 August 2020
Local elections village Nucareni, district Telenesti and village Tirnova, district Donduseni, Moldova (originally scheduled for 17 May 2020) moved to 6 September 2020
Local elections in Tivat, Montenegro (originally scheduled for 5 April 2020) moved to 30 August 2020
Parliamentary elections in North Macedonia (originally scheduled for 12 April 2020) moved to 15 July 2020
Presidential elections, Poland (originally scheduled for 10 May 2020) moved to 28 June 2020 and 12 July 2020
Local elections in Romania (originally scheduled for June 2020) moved to 27 September 2020
Constitutional nation-wide referendum in Russia (originally scheduled for 22 April 2020) moved to 1 July 2020. The Central Election Commission of Russia took the decision (3 April 2020) to postpone all elections initially scheduled in the period 5 April–23 June, covering about 94 electoral processes at local and regional levels
General elections in Serbia (originally scheduled for 26 April 2020) moved to 21 June 2020
Elections for local self-governing bodies, Slovakia (originally scheduled 4 April 2020) moved to 3 October 2020
Regional elections in Euskadi/Basque and Galicia, Spain (originally scheduled for 5 April 2020) moved to 12 July 2020
Local referendum, Malung-Sälen, Sweden (originally scheduled for 17 May 2020) moved to 27 September 2020
Federal vote, Switzerland (originally scheduled for 17 May 2020) moved to 27 September 2020 and several local (municipal) elections in the cantons of Neuchâtel, Ticino, and Luzern (originally scheduled for April–June 2020)
Local elections in 118 English councils, the London Assembly and for seven English regional mayors as well as police and crime commissioners in England, UK (originally scheduled for the first week of May 2020) moved to May 2021; elections of police and crime commissioners in Wales, UK (originally scheduled for the first week of May 2020) moved to May 2021; local government by-elections in Kincorth/Nigg/Cove and Craigentinny/Duddingston, Scotland, UK (originally scheduled for 14 and 21 May 2020) moved to 5 November 2020 (Kincort/Nigg/Cove) and moved (Craigentinny/Duddinston) to 12 November 2020
Referendum on abortion, Gibraltar, UK Overseas Territory (originally scheduled for 19 March 2020)

Middle East

Second round of parliamentary elections, Iran (originally scheduled for 17 April 2020) moved to 11 September 2020
Municipal council elections, Oman (originally scheduled for 2020)
Parliamentary elections, Syria (originally scheduled for 13 April 2020) moved to 19 July 2020

25/02/2021

After a long wait and deliberations over the issue, the government today announced new rules to regulate digital content and establish a “soft touch progressive institutional mechanism with a level playing field” featuring a Code of Ethics and a three-tier grievance redressal framework for news sites and OTT platforms, NDTV reported. Union IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said that these rules will empower users of social media.

With a strict oversight mechanism involving several ministries, the rules include a code of ethics that bans content affecting “the sovereignty and integrity of India” and that which threatens national security.

Do you think the new rules would curtail the freedom of speech users or creators enjoyed earlier?

16/10/2020

Headline Patterns for Brainwashing.

PEEJAYPEE Ke "Fire Brand kahe Jane wale" Leader Ne Kuchh Aisa Kaha Ke Vipakshi Kheme Me Hadkamp Mach Gaya.

CONGRASS Leader Ne PM Par Sadha Nishana. Social Media Par "Jam Kar Uda Mazak".

YAMMAYAM Ke "Vivadit Neta" Phir Ek Vivadaspad Tippadi Kar Ke Phas G*e Vivadon Me.

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There are two major things in these patterns.
1. Characterization of the political parties and leaders.
2. Giving you a hint how to react on it.

14/09/2020

Founder of “United Against Hate” has been arrested for spreading Peace, harmony, Secularism, Patriotism & Love while government was planning riots. 🤔

29/08/2020

This kind of Jurnalism will commit su***de from their own dagger... The Destroyers of People's voices.

27/04/2020

For Hindi speaking audience...

27/03/2020

The Georgia Guidestones:
MAINTAIN HUMANITY UNDER 500,000,000 IN PERPETUAL BALANCE WITH NATURE

UP: Muslim teen set on fire in Chandauli after refusing to chant 'Jai Shri Ram'

08/03/2020

Hindu Fascists are killing in the name of 'RAM' the most controversial name in Hindu Gods.

UP: Muslim teen set on fire in Chandauli after refusing to chant 'Jai Shri Ram' A 15-year-old Muslim boy was set ablaze allegedly by four people in Uttar Pradesh's Chandauli district on Sunday after he reportedly refused to chant 'Jai Shri Ram'.

04/01/2020

World's largest democracy, India is losing its very Gandhian Secular ideological identity... becoming a fascist hindu majoritarian state...

29/12/2019

Number of Deaths in CAA Protests and Protests turned violent

UP - 19
Karnataka - 02
Assam - 04

Number of Deaths in CAA Protests and protests were peaceful

Maharashtra-00
Kerala -00
Telangana -00
Andhra Pradesh-00
Punjab-00
Rajasthan-00
MP-00

Can anyone spot the difference between the states where Protests turned violent and where protests were largely peaceful..?