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  • Time & the loop of faith

    Time & the loop of faith Sometimes, I wonder, How interesting that time must be, When we started to recognize time. And what if there wasn't the Sun?? The source of light. Would we have been able to identify the existence of time?? The milliseconds to those infinite light years, how far really there might be the journey of time? But, still there does lies the question, When was the beginning of time??? Maybe, earlier to the Big Bang, Which is still not scientifically specified, Still at some or other point of times, Several faiths, regions have claimed their own beginning of time. Well, if there are numerous of faiths, numerous of calendars, Julian, Roman, Chinese, Hindu, Islamic, and what not. How did the Gregorian Calendar ended up (universally) in calculating the time? Stuck in the loop of faith, Every year we celebrate, different-different times. Will ever the mind solve and universally accept?? The specific mystery behind time.

  • India; The land of the Indigenous

    The sovereignty of scriptures of all religions must come to an end if we want to have a united integrated modern India. - Dr. B R Ambedkar India; The land of the Indigenous The land of diversity, beauty, ethnicity and cultures, What must be the reason behind the name, India that is Bharat?? Some say it's derived, India from the river Indus Some say it was given, Hindustan in the language of Persians. Or was it about the story of Mahabharata? Where once there was a king named Bharata? Well, leave these stories aside, A simple question arises in mind, Why do a native American tribe is called as Red Indian?? Well if we have the Indus, Why not just Red Indians, but also many tribes all over the world, are also called as Indians??? The Battle of the Ten Kings (1400 BCE), A reference from the Rig Veda, Why does it state, The King Sudasa was from an indigenous tribe namely Bharata?? How fascinating is the history, with few stories and myths behind, Name of country has changed several times, Yet acquired the name from a tribe. Well, concluding the points, Bharata was an ancient tribe, And so thus from the word indigenous, The name India is derived. I am a proud Indian, to be born in the land of the indigenous, I belong to the country, India that is Bharat.

  • Ambedkar

    "Though, I was born a Hindu, I couldn't help the fact but I solemnly assure you that I will not die as a Hindu." -Dr. Ambedkar ( 13th October 1935 at Yeola, Nashik) Though born as a Hindu, One denied to die as a Hindu, Who was Ambedkar? Who shook the brahmanical system? He struggled, he cried, Though strangled in the castiest oppression. He was Ambedkar, Who didn't stop, and continued his fight. He knew the weapons, Education, and the power of the pen. He was Ambedkar, The highest qualified. He studied, he strived, Sacrificed his own children for several downtrodden, He was Ambedkar, A revolutionary, selfless from inside. He challenged the inequalities, Questioned the societal norms and rituals, He was Ambedkar, The leader of voiceless (Mooknayak). He became the first law minister, Debated and fought for human rights. He was Ambedkar, The chief architect of the Indian Constitution. He wrote, he delivered, The knowledge he earned, He was Ambedkar, Challenges you to know your worth. He embraced Buddhism, With a dream of Enlightened nation. He was Ambedkar, Left the dream incomplete for a purpose. He became an idea, For the future we hold, He is Ambedkar, Understand his efforts. Jai Bhim

  • Her Story

    "We shall overcome and success will be ours in the future. The future belongs to us." - Savitri Bai Phule I wonder, where is she?? what might be her story?? Is she forgotten?? or does she remains a mystery?? Why did the past, is proclaimed by the patriarchy? Is his story only today known as the history?? Was biological characteristic enough?? to introduce gender inequality?? Where was the difference?? What did and they do fear?? is it her power, or her progress?? Let it be the roles, or her responsibilities. Without her presence, there couldn't be any history. Unrecognized is her life, her efforts, and her sacrifices, We forgot, we are born from her, and she holds the superiority. Her story can never be in history. As she is the present for forever. Have a look around yourself, 'Her story' is never ending and is being written. Recognize the present, recognize her, you will realize what are you without her, Only then you will know. How to respect her.

  • Battle of Bhima-Koregaon: An Untold Story

    "We must break the chains, once and forever" - Dr. B R Ambedkar Why did the Mahars, hold their hands with the Britishers? Why did they fought a battle, with the Peshwas, their own countrymen?? Battle of Bhima Koregaon, A revolution of its own, why has it never been discussed in the school history books??? Who invaded the country? Who were the oppressors? The Britishers?? The Mughals?? Or the Brahmin rulers?? History was brahmanized, and so was the oppression, Controlled the lives, of the indigenous people. Centuries of untouchablity, Centuries of slavery, Led to the struggle, A revolution for the freedom. 'Bajirao Peshwa II' was one of the oppressors, led to the height of cruelty, Horrifying the lives of untouchables. For the freedom from untouchabilty, The Mahars, offered a solution, "Will fight by the side of Peshwas and will conquer the Britishers" 'Sui cha toka itka suddha adhikar tumhala denar nahi' (Even a pin point of right, won't be given to you.) Said the Peshwa, and denied their freedom. Can't bear more of this untouchability, There was a need of freedom, Dated 1st January 1818 500 Mahars, revolted against and won over 28000 Peshwas soldiers. The victory is recorded in the history, Though not in academic books, This was a glorious revolution against the oppression, The bravery of the Mahars, led to formation of the Mahar Battalion. Happy Valor Day Jai Bhim

  • Manusmriti Dahan (Burning of Manusmriti)

    Who was Manu?? What is Manusmriti? Why through the hands of Brahmin, Dr. Ambedkar led the burning of Manusmriti??? Sumati Bhargava, The Manu of that era was a sage long time back in the history, composed a book of law, named as Manusmriti. Originated the caste system, the so called hierarchy, The women were owned by men, in the era of patriarchy. Denial to education, water, and several privileged facilities, That was the beginning of Social evils of untouchability. Who revolted against the evils of system, were punished and died while others, became the slave of mind, and suffered in the slavery. The impact of this book, controlled the lives of people, Unequal became the lives, In such a cruel system. Suffered in such a system, Enlightened himself through education, Dated 25th December 1927 at Mahad, Dr. Ambedkar led the burning of Manusmriti. Reciting the shlokas of cruelty, every single page was burned publicly, in the flames of revolution, by the hands of a Brahmin. Resembling the liberation of women, and the abolition of caste system, The burning of Manusmriti, (Manusmriti Dahan) Was a revolution in the Indian history.

  • Dear Government - a letter by an outraged citizen

    "I am an Indian firstly and lastly" - Dr. B R Ambedkar Outraged as an Indian, when I stepped on the streets, I realized, it's not just about CAA/NRC It's against the fascism and bigotry. I stepped for my rights, against the continuous sufferings, call it Demonetization, GST, or this, every-time normal lives turned to be chaotic. Martyred are my fellow Indians, injured, and too many causalities, Why were peaceful demonstrations, turned into war-like imagery?? How many more impositions, on the basis of mere political majority??? a citizen's fundamental right, should never be targeted. What more amendments, are there in planning?? Is reservation the next, or you plan to bring Manusmriti?? Constitution is the pride, of my secular, democratic country. It's not the private property, of your stupid political parties. Whatever be my religion, or my caste, or my gender, or my region may be. I don't need to prove my citizenship. I am an Indian, firstly and lastly. Question yourself on your political identity, work for the nation, not political ideology. The economy, the education, the gender, the poverty, whatsoever, our nation is under huge crisis. Sooner, 71st Republic day will be celebrated, More false truths, and more fake promises. Outraged are we citizens, handle with proper responsibility, but forget not, we are still a developing country. Dear Government, Revolution won't end, I too am an Outraged Indian, I stand with my fellow citizens. Long live Revolution!! Long live Unity!!!

  • The Conspiracy

    Unconstitutional measure, amendment takes place, nationwide protests, several lives at stake. What is this fight for? What is the reality?? All over the country, Why so much causalities? Is it just about a religion? or about the castes? is it about any culture? let me ask. CAB, CAA are merely just steps, Violating the constitution, Formation of NRC, Your citizenship at risk. Divide and rule, excluding a religion, gained the sympathy, of the Bhakts and illegal immigrants. Look back in the history of Assam, implementation of NRC, Several unproven citizens, irrespective of their religion, are going through detention. What is the future, of the unproven citizenship of citizens?? irrespective of their religion, their identity. My country is secular, My country is democratic, still people in rural areas, several castes and tribes are uneducated. What is the proof of ancestral citizenship? of affected in natural calamities? of those uneducated, who never understood the importance of maintaining documents? The conspiracy of the fascist government, Aims for the hindu nationalism. Detaining the minorities, representing the casteism. This is the time for the fight, for the revolt, to be conscious, and unite for all. Stand against the Manuwad, or the nation will fall. Protests are needed, what more needed is the legal procedure and understanding of law. as 'Article 32' of the Indian constitution, provides the constitutional remedies.

  • A dream to Columbia

    Why should I struggle?? Why should I fight?? It's not my duty, Not my right. There is a dream of education, A desire to rise, Why everyone wants to be wealthy, Just to survive??? What about the struggles of Ambedkar?? What about his fights for your rights?? Would you have survived in the dung of casteist life?? The privileged are we, born in an Independent India, He provided us the democracy, And gave the fundamental rights. He went to London, He went to Columbia, Mastered in Economy and many, But was a Master of mind. Determined was his aim, For an enlightened India, Sent students abroad for education, To make a better India. Yet not stopped his struggle, His revolution, and fight, He embraced Buddhism, and Enlightened millions of lives. He is the answer, Why you need to struggle, and why you need to fight. As he said, Educate, Agitate and Organise. Struggle for your duties, Fight for your rights, There is Ambedkar in you, Have a dream to Columbia. Study abroad, and struggle for enlighten India.

  • The Economy

    What was the idea behind the Reserve Bank of India?? Has everything being compromised??? How worse is the situation?? When government took loan from an independent body?? Are the taxpayers not enough??? Or the government business has gone low?? Why the tours and treaties of the ministers, doesn't enrich the nation's economy?? Politics in the name of skills and employment, Have policies successfully dealt poverty?? Why even after 73 year of Independence, we are still a developing country?? Does wasting money on statues, is an example, that we are developing?? Why we never understand, the importance of economy?? Talk about corruption, or business of religions, Privatised health facilities or privatised education, Privatised is every necessity, and we lack in the proper service for people. Questioning the government is the duty of every citizen, also having proper knowledge of economy, we can be a developed nation, If every citizen and the government understands it's responsibility. Mitra ♥️ Texture of notes/currency on statue: an image from Google.

  • The Light

    "They cannot make history, who forget history" - Dr. Ambedkar What does it represents?? A victory or a plight?? A festival of celebration?? Or the struggle for rights?? A belief of religion, or some moments of smile, Does this light too have a dark side?? The dusk of enlightenment, when it was on rise, Why the ordained were beheaded? What was the reason behind?? Why was the Nalanda burnt, for continuous six months alive?? Is there any answer?? about the history's dark side?? Camouflaged with the myths, A Religion have rised, Unquestioned is the history, in the celebration of light. Let it be your faith, Or just the reason of your delight, Atleast, during the celebration, Respect the nature, Do not pollute the life.

  • Untouched

    Who was the legend?? Ram or Ravana?? In so called epic tale , of Valmiki's Ramayana, Exile of the prince, Abduction of Sita, What caused that incident, led to the killing of Ravana?? A Love of Surpnakha, Or the desire for Laxmana?? Why the violence was left unseen, done on the sister of Ravana??? The queen of Ayodhya, Captivated in Lanka Waiting for the husband, Surprised by moral behavior of Ravana. Praised for his intelligence, the powerful Ravana, killed in the battle, challenged by Rama. A joy of happiness, End of Lanka, Question of purity, arrived in the mind of Rama. To prove her purity, Sita went through agni pariksha, Though she was never, touched by Ravana. The moral king of Lanka, Or the glorified Rama, Ramayana is a tale of Untouched abandoned queen of Ayodhya. Celebrate Diwali Or burn Ravana on Dusshera, But question the tale, Or blindly follow the myth of Ramayana.

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