Monday, 31 March 2025

Narender Damodar Modi

 

Narender Modi visits Nagpur - Head Quarter of Rashtriya Swayam Sevak Sangh

1 April 2025

ANI on X: "#WATCH | Nagpur, Maharashtra: RSS Chief Dr Mohan Bhagwat says, "It is said in our culture that we should see the divine in everyone... We should also worship the symbolisms of Lord Shiv because that gives us the practice of seeing Lord Shiv in everything. We should consider the https://t.co/N6RSNNhTCM" / X We should consider the presence of Lord Shiv in every living being... Worshipping a deity is a reminder of their qualities... We worship a deity to gain their qualities... Learning about their qualities teaches us how to follow their teachings... Lord Shiv did not want anything for himself, but when the world faced crises, he stepped up. When nectar was being distributed, he sidelined himself, but he held the poison in his throat to save the world. Can we pursue that in our lives?..." (31.03)

31 March 2025

Mr Sinha on X: "This is really interesting—probably the first time PM Modi and RSS Chief Shri Mohan Bhagwat Ji have been seen laughing together, sharing light moments like this. A good sign for both BJP and RSS. It will give the cadre a new confidence. https://t.co/pg6M7np1Dg" / X

Ishan Mishra on X: "देश के दो power centre को एक साथ देखकर आज कांगी-वामी-सेक्युलर-लिबरल-जिहादी गैंग में मातम रहेगा 😅 #चैत्र_नवरात्रि https://t.co/RtsQBQpKWr" / X

Narendra Modi on X: "Here are highlights from a very special Nagpur visit! Thankful to the people of Nagpur for the affection. https://t.co/9rKMXi1AXk" / X

Mahant Adityanath 2.0🦁 on X: "@narendramodi सनातन धर्म की जय हो 🚩🔱📯🚩🔥 https://t.co/D9m2vNXbPN" / X

Mahant Adityanath 2.0🦁 on X: "@narendramodi राष्ट्राय स्वाहा, इदं राष्ट्राय इदं न मम। 🚩📯🔱 https://t.co/XfKCN9XtzW" / X

"Why I am a Hindu" Shashi Throor speaks - Member of Parliament from Kerala. BhikuMhatre on X: ""Why I am a Hindu?" Wonderful speech by .@ShashiTharoor which again proves why he is the most RIGHT man in the most WRONG party.👏 Must listen for Rahul Ghandy who calls Hindus "Hinsak" & for pseudo Liber@ls like Sagarika Ghost who calls Hinduism "Regressive"! https://t.co/TBPF4N8IH1" / X

Saturday, 29 March 2025

Politics just before World War III

3 April 2025

✔️President of the People's Republic of China Xi Jinping ✔️ Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi ✔️ President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko ✔️ Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan ✔️President of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon. ✔️ President of Cuba Miguel Diaz-Canel

The anti-Russian hysteria there is worse than in, in other words, Germany.

Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil on X: "We are the biggest country, the richest country in terms of resources. When people are talking about Russians invading Europe, I mean, imagine, I mean, it's not even laughable. It's disgusting. Europeans are simply insane. They want to prolong the war as long as possible, https://t.co/2zmzu2TYbR" / X possible, sending after Ukrainians, after they waste more than a million Ukrainians already, they want to send East-Central Europeans into the battle. They need this war to save, not they, this elite which is completely insane and has completely failed. It needs this war to cover up their mistakes, if not worse. They are failures and they need a war. Sergey Karaganov – Russian strategist, Honorary Chairman of the Center for Council for Foreign and Defense Policy and adviser to President Vladimir Putin.

2 April 2025
2,300 troops from 12 NATO countries take part in annual military drill in the Black Sea 1,600 Romanian troops are participating alongside 11 partner states — Albania, Bulgaria, Canada, France, Greece, Italy, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Spain, the United States and Turkey

Sputnik India on X: "5.🇷🇺🇨🇳Vladimir Putin holds meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Moscow Cooperation between Russia and China is never directed against any third parties: Wang Yi during the meeting with President Putin https://t.co/95JpZXIG5H" / X

"Putin has insisted that Moscow wants a comprehensive agreement ensuring a lasting settlement, but Kyiv firmly rejects his demands for territorial concessions and limitations on Ukrainian foreign relations.

Ukraine has also alleged that Putin has intentionally made maximalist demands in the talks as a way of stalling any actual agreement." German foreign minister says Ukraine peace talks at 'deadlock' but China disagrees

"With Russia's invasion of Ukraine now in a fourth year, approximately 6.9 million Ukrainian refugees have crossed into neighbouring countries, including Poland, Hungary, Moldova, and other countries around the world.

Poland has welcomed the highest number of Ukrainian refugees, currently hosting around one million, according to the UN Refugee Agency." How does the EU's support for Ukraine stand after three years of war?


Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський on X: "Today, together with the First Lady of Ukraine, the speakers of parliaments, the Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, and the Prime Minister of Ukraine, we honored the memory of our people whose lives, tragically, were taken by the occupiers. Russian war criminals must https://t.co/djmdMCHIye" / X "criminals must absolutely be held accountable for all of this — and today, the summit participants were unequivocal on that: Europe will not forget the moral conclusions drawn from this war. It cannot be allowed for Putin, other Russian criminals, and the Russian state itself to be absolved of responsibility.
It is simply impossible to normalize what they did in Bucha, in Mariupol, and in so many other cities and villages. We will continue working to ensure that Russia is held accountable for this war — and that this accountability is tangible. I thank everyone around the world who is helping."

1 April 2025



31 March 2025
Russia is striking at the positions of everyone who wants to end this war. It is impossible to ignore hundreds of Shaheds every night. We expect a response. We are working toward a response. A strong response is needed — from the U.S., from Europe, from everyone in the world who has placed their bets on diplomacy. Russia must be forced into peace — only pressure will work. For far too long, the U.S. proposal for an unconditional ceasefire has been on the table — without a proper response from Russia. That says a lot. There could already have been a ceasefire — if there had been real pressure on Russia. I thank those partners who understand this and are pushing the necessary decisions forward — including new sanctions.

30 March 2025
Twenty-one people were injured, including a pregnant woman. Residential buildings, a hotel-restaurant complex, garages, and a car repair shop were destroyed or damaged in the city. Unfortunately, there was destruction in every region that came under attack. Our unwavering gratitude goes to everyone helping people on the ground after such strikes – those rescuing, providing medical aid, and clearing the rubble. Russia mocks the world’s peace efforts – dragging out the war and committing these acts of terror because it still doesn’t feel real pressure. Diplomacy can work, but only when backed by actions that strengthen our warriors and deprive the occupiers of the resources to wage war. Our partners know what can help, what kind of pressure, and it depends on America, on Europe, on everyone in the world who wants effective diplomacy.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський on X: "Today, there was a detailed report by Ukraine’s Minister of Defense, Rustem Umerov — particularly regarding support packages from our partners. Some new good agreements have been reached. There is also an understanding that a new meeting in the “Ramstein” format should take place https://t.co/DaqWyznKqn" / X “Ramstein” format should take place as early as April — with Germany and the United Kingdom currently leading the format. We are working on its substantive content. I have instructed the Minister of Defence to present to our American partners all the facts regarding damage to our energy infrastructure caused by Russian attacks. Just in the past 24 hours, there was a targeted Russian drone strike on gas infrastructure in the Poltava region. There was also an artillery strike on Kherson, which damaged the city’s power infrastructure. Yesterday, one of Russia’s attacks on Kharkiv damaged the city’s heating supply infrastructure. All of this shows that Russia will continue to sabotage diplomacy, and that Moscow’s only tactic remains dragging out the war. Putin may say things that sound like he agrees with the American side, but in reality, the Russian army keeps pushing forward with all available military means. Therefore, pressure on Russia is needed for diplomacy to work.

Jim Ferguson on X: "🚨 ZELENSKY REJECTS PEACE — CHOOSES PROFIT AND POWER OVER PEOPLE 🚨 🔥 President Zelensky has just REJECTED Trump’s deal: ❌ No minerals deal ❌ Refuses to recognize U.S. military aid as debt ❌ REFUSES peace talks with Putin Billions in American aid — GONE with no https://t.co/FPaAHeNLQ6" / X Billions in American aid — GONE with no accountability. Thousands of lives lost — and Zelensky wants more war. 📢 He’s not looking for peace. He’s protecting his power. He’s rejecting diplomacy. Rejecting debt. And sitting on resources while begging for more U.S. tax dollars. 💰 Who’s really benefiting from this war? Not the Ukrainian people. Not the American people. But the corrupt elite Zelensky’s now a part of. 🛑 PEACE was on the table. He pushed it off.

News from Italy,

29 March 2025 
Politics before World War III. The president of the USA spoke very clearly to the President of Ukraine, who was elected after the USA and European Union (27 States of Europe) managed Ukraine's elections, that financial help would be given but no membership of the EU. Zelesky prepared for war. Sensing that Ukraine may wage war, Russian forces invaded Ukraine, and the war started on 24 February 2022. 
Read Peace or War ( 1 March 2025), and World War III (7 November 2022) before reading this blog. War can still be avoided if leaders forgo their greed, grievance, and ego. Read also New World Order (23 July 2021),   War Strategy (23 Nov 2021), Ukraine (9 January 2022), Russia Ukraine (25 Feb 2025), Poland prepares for war, and World War III (24 March 2022). Most of these blogs contain news from X and other news channels. It may give an idea of how the leaders play with the future of humanity to gain their political ego and supremacy. Future generations may read only writing by victor and main reason of war may be obfuscated.
Keir Starmer on X: "We are stepping up to play our part to defend Ukraine’s future. Now Putin needs to show he’s willing to play ball. https://t.co/Y8eAPivCyl" / X

Bundeskanzler Olaf Scholz on X: "Peace for Ukraine and Europe can only be achieved through strength: The strength of NATO, the EU and a strong Ukrainian army. https://t.co/OQd8HJPtlf" / X



Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський on X: "Together with UK Prime Minister @Keir_Starmer, we discussed the outcomes of the leaders’ summit on support for Ukraine and European security, and held a meeting at the British Embassy in Paris. It is important that everyone understands – Russia does not seek real peace today and https://t.co/Al8ka8ieBS" / Xtoday and is dragging out the war. Following the leaders' meeting today, there is a strong reaffirmation that sanctions against Russia must not be lifted as long as the aggression continues. And we will continue working on security guarantees for Ukraine.
I thank France and the United Kingdom for their leadership in the coalition of the willing and capable—a coalition of strength for the sake of peace. Our unity and joint work in Europe, with the United States, and other partners, can force Russia into peace.


Chay Bowes on X: "German tourists in Moscow. 1944, the EU seems eager for a return trip. https://t.co/fwEZxc7cvW" / X Video shows that Europeans surrendered to Russians during World War II.




Monday, 10 March 2025

Phillippine

 

10 March 2025

DW interviews Phillippine Foreign Minister. The world is changing very fast. USA created a system, and now the USA is breaking the rules. Law makers are Law Breakers. 𝘊𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘦 on X: "🇨🇳🇺🇸🇵🇭 At the Munich Security Conference, a journalist from DW news asked the Philippine Foreign Minister: “Considering the current international situation, especially Ukraine’s predicament, is the Philippines worried that it might also become a sacrificial pawn in the great https://t.co/J0Mky1KNE9" / X pawn in the great power rivalry—essentially, to be ‘served on the table’?”

The question itself made it abundantly clear that everyone understands the Philippines’ precarious geopolitical position—everyone except the Philippines, that is. Even outsiders can see that the Philippines is nothing more than a dispensable pawn in the geopolitical chessboard. Yet Manila, in its usual self-satisfied delusion, refuses to acknowledge the reality. It naively believes that its so-called “strategic value” will grant it special immunity, as if it’s somehow above the fate that has befallen others. Just look at Ukraine. A few years ago, it was glorified by the West, hailed as a “beacon of democracy” and a brave frontline warrior. Zelensky was the golden child, showered with applause and standing ovations in every Western parliament. And yet, what is Ukraine now? Begging for scraps in the White House while Trump openly humiliates it, treating it like a desperate debtor. If even Ukraine—once placed on a pedestal—has been reduced to such a miserable state, what makes the Philippines think it is untouchable? The journalist’s question was a polite wake-up call, but Manila, blind in its arrogance, simply scoffed at the idea. The truth is, it isn’t even worth being “served on the table”—because to be on the table, one must first be valuable enough to be a main course. The Philippines? At best, it’s an empty plate waiting to be used, and at worst, it’s just a utensil to be discarded when no longer useful. Yet it still fantasizes about being a respected player in global affairs, blissfully unaware that its fate was never in its own hands to begin with

Saturday, 8 March 2025

Historical Memories

 Historical Memories by some X handlers on Twitter/X. 

Memory No. 4
1 April 2025
If the news is fake, imagine how bad History is.


Memory no. 3 

Memory no 2:                 14 March 2025 - Holi of 1978 - Sambhal Riots

“परित्राणाय साधूनां विनाशाय च दुष्कृताम्”🚩| हिंदुत्व | राष्ट्रवाद | Updates | Politics | Geopolitics | Analysis         Prof. Sudhanshu 𝕋ℙ𝕊🚩 on X: "1978 Sambha Violence - संभल का हिंदू नरसंहार क्या आप जानते कि कब कैसे और किस तरह संभल में हिंदुओं का नरसंहार हुआ था ??? यदि नहीं तो ये लेख आपके लिए है… आइए जानते हैं कि 1978 में संभल में क्या हुआ था? उत्तर प्रदेश के संभल में हुए दंगाइयों के उस नृशंस नरसंहार का पूरा ब्योरा https://t.co/9do8tIButg" / X उत्तर प्रदेश के संभल में हुए दंगाइयों के उस नृशंस नरसंहार का पूरा ब्योरा 1978 दंगों के पुलिस रिकार्ड्स में हैं. उसके चश्मदीद आज भी हैं, जिनकी जुबानी हम आपको पूरी दास्तान बता रहे हैं...
उत्तर प्रदेश के संभल पर दंगों के इतने दाग हैं, फिर भी संभल अब तक नहीं संभला है. संभल में सिलसिलवार दंगों का चौंकाने वाला रिकॉर्ड है.
संभल पर हमारी ये रिपोर्ट आपको 5 दशक पीछे ले जाएगी. तब ये इलाका, जिला नहीं बना था, लेकिन मुरादाबाद डिविजन में संभल का अपना इतिहास रहा है. हमारे वेद पुराणों में इस शहर का जिक्र शम्भल नगर के रूप में मिलता है. 68 तीर्थों वाला वो नगर, जिसके पूर्व में चंद्रशेखर, उत्तर में भुवनेश्वर और दक्षिण में सम्भलेश्वर शिवलिंग विराजमान हैं. पुराणों में ये मान्यता है कि संभल ही वो नगर है, जहां भगवान विष्णु का दसवां अवतार होगा. कल्कि भगवान धरती पर उतरेंगे. लेकिन, आज संभल की धरती पर क्या हो रहा है? क्या इस प्राचीन सनातनी नगर की विरासत को ध्वस्त करने की कोशिश जा रही है? इस सवाल का जवाब साल 1978 में छिपा है. वो साल, जिसने सुलगाना शुरू कर दिया.

25 मार्च 1978, होली का वो दिन... संभल की आसमान में रंग गुलाल और होली की मदमाती गूंज दूर तक सुनाई दे रही थी. वैसे तो इस जश्न में हर कोई शरीक था. लेकिन, जमीन पर कुछ ऐसा था, जो अंदर ही अंदर धधक रहा था. नापाक मंसूबों वाली एक जमात अफवाहों की हवा से उस चिंगारी से आग लगाने में जुटी थे. और आखिर होली के 4 दिन बाद 29 मार्च 1978 को संभल के गली मोहल्लों में ऐसी नफरत की ऐसी आग लगा गई, जिसे यादकर आज भी रोंगटे खड़े हो जाते हैं. संभल बाजार से लेकर सब्जी मंडी तक एक शाम में सबकुछ खाक हो गया. 40 से ज्यादा दुकाने जला दी गईं. उस आग में उन दो दर्जन से ज्यादा हिंदू दुकानदारों को फेंक दिया गया, जिन्हें पहले लूटा गया था, मारा-पीटा गया था और आखिर में हत्या कर दी गई थी. दंगाइयों के उस नृशंस नरसंहार का पूरा ब्योरा 1978 दंगों के पुलिस रिकार्ड्स में है. दस्तावेज में हैं. उसके चश्मदीद आज भी हैं, जिनकी जुबानी हम आपको पूरी कहानी बताएंगे.

1978 दंगों की पूरी कहानी बताएंगे, लेकिन उससे पहले बात होली के उस दिन की करते हैं, जिसे कुछ कट्टरपंथी मुसलमानों ने खून की होली बनाने की पूरी साजिश रची ली थी. जैसे आज जामा मस्जिद में कानूनी सर्वे और मंदिर के दावे पर बवाल मचाया जा रहा है, साल 1978 में होली के दिन नफरत की लकीर खींच दी गई थी. होली से पहले ही मुसलमानों ने दो जगहों पर विवाद खड़ा किया था. पहली जगह होलिका दहन की थी, जहां एक मुस्लिम दुकानदार ने खोखा रख दिया था. जबकि, दूसरी जगह पर दूसरे मुसलमान ने एक चबूतरा बनवा लिया था. बीच बचाव के बाद होलिका दहन के दिन दुकानदार का खोखा हटवा लिया गया.

होली के त्योहार में कोई व्याधान नहीं हुआ, लेकिन एमजीएम कॉलेज की सदस्यता को लेकर बात खटक गई. कॉलेज की प्रबंध समिति में आजीवन सदस्यता के लिए मंजर शफी का चंदा मंजूर नहीं हुआ. इसे लेकर मंजर ने कई अफवाहें उड़ाई. कॉलेज में हिंदू लड़के-लड़कियों के साथ मुस्लिम युवतियों को टाइटल देने पर भी मंजर शफी ने ऐतराज जताया. इसके विरोध में मंजर शफी भीड़ जुटाकर बाजार बंद कराने निकल पड़ा. बाजार बंद करने को लेकर हिंदुओं ने विरोध किया, तो भीड़ ने उन्हें मारा. लेकिन, अफवाह ये उड़ाई गई कि हिंदुओं ने मंजर शफी को मार दिया.

ये अफवाह खासतौर पर मुस्लिम आबादी के बीच फैलाई गई, जिसकी वजह से हुजूम के हुजूम लोग हथियारों के साथ गली मुहल्लों में निकल गए. फिर दंगाइयों ने ऐसा कत्लेआम मचाया, जिसने पूरे संभल के सांस्कृतिक ढांचा और विरासत को बड़ी चोट पहुंचाई. दंगे के वो जख्म कितना गहरा था, उसे आप सुरेन्द्र गौर के बयानों से समझ सकते हैं. सुरेन्द्र गौर पेशे से शिक्षक थे, अब रिटायर्ड हैं. सुरेन्द्र बताते हैं कि दंगाइयों की भीड़ ने कैसे उनके बेटे को खींचकर मार दिया. सुरेन्द्र गौर बताते हैं कि दंगाइयों की खूनी भीड़ सिर्फ उनके बेटे तक ही नहीं रुकी, बल्कि उस दिन 30 लोगों को दंगाइयों ने जिंदा जला दिया था. 1978 के उस दंगे के दौरान सुरेंद्र गौर अपने परिवार के साथ मुस्लिम मुहल्ले में रहते थे. लेकिन, बेटा खोने और 30 लोगों के कत्ल के बाद उन्होंने मुस्लिम बस्ती छोड़ दी.

संभल शहर में सिर्फ एक व्यक्ति की आपबीती 46 साल पहले के उस दंगे की भयावहता बता जाती है. जबकि, पुलिस रिकार्ड्स के मुताबिक 1978 के दंगे की शुरुआत में ही 184 लोग मार दिए गए थे. इनमें से कइयों के शव का कुछ पता नहीं चला. पुलिस रिकार्ड्स में 1978 का दंगा आजादी के बाद शहर में सबसे बड़ा दंगा था. साल 1947 में जब देश का बंटवारा हुआ, तब पश्चिमी और पूर्वी हिस्से में भीषण नरसंहार हुआ. ये हमारा साझा इतिहास है. दंगों की वो आंच संभल तक भी पहुंची. लेकिन, 1978 जैसा भीषण दंगा तब भी नहीं हुआ. पुलिस रिकार्ड्स के मुताबिक, 1947-48 में दंगे की दो घटनाएं हुई थीं, जिसमें 7 हिंदू मारे गए थे. इसके बाद 5 साल तक संभल सांप्रदायिक तौर पर शांत रहा. 1953 में शिया-सुन्नी का संघर्ष हुआ था, जिसमें कई लोगों के मारे जाने की रिपोर्ट दर्ज कराई गई. 1958 और 1962 में हिंदू मुस्लिम दंगे की दो घटनाएं हुई, जिसमें दोनों पक्षों के कुछ लोग घायल हुए. लेकिन, 1976 में एक ऐसी अफवाह पर दंगा भड़का, जिसमें 7 दिन तक कर्फ्यू लगाना पड़ा. अब थोड़ा सा पीछे चलते हैं और बताते हैं कि इस भीषण नरसंहार की पृष्ठभूमि किसने बनाई थी।

29 फरवरी 1976, मौलवी की हत्या की झूठी खबर! पुलिस रिकार्ड्स के मुताबिक, वो मुस्लिम समुदाय में ये अफवाह फैली की पेतिया गांव के मौलवी की हत्या एक हिंदू युवक ने कर दी है. जबकि, जांच में पता चला कि मौलवी की हत्या मस्जिद कमेटी के झगड़े में एक मुस्लिम युवक ने की थी. लेकिन, जब तक ये बात सामने आती, तब तक मुस्लिम भीड़ ने सूरजकुंड और मानस मंदिरों को नुकसान पहुंचाने के साथ मोहल्ला कोटपूर्वी में 2 लोगों की हत्या कर दी. पुलिस रिकार्ड्स के मुताबिक फरवरी से शुरु हुआ ये बवाल 1976 के अप्रैल महीने तक जारी रहा. इस दौरान पुलिस को 7 दिन तक कर्फ्यू लगाना पड़ा.

1976 का ये दौर सपा नेता शफीकुर्रहमान बर्क के सियासी उदय का दौर था, जो नवंबर 2024 के दंगों में नामजद है. तब ये मुस्लिमों के युवा नेता के तौर पर उभर रहा था हालांकि पुलिस केस में इसका नाम नहीं है, लेकिन इनके साथ काम करने वाले मंजर शफी 1976 में भी नामजद हुआ और 1978 के दंगे में भी. पुलिस रिकार्ड्स के मुताबिक, 1976 में पैदा हुआ सांप्रदायिक तनाव ही 1978 के भीषण दंगों की सबसे बड़ी वजह बनी. 1978 में एक जगह 24 हिंदुओं को जला दिया!

साल 1978 दंगे के सबसे बड़े सामूहिक संहार के चश्मदीद आज भी हैं. भोगेश्वर पाल और और उनकी ताई कस्तूरी देवी ने 46 साल पुरानी कहानी बताई है. भोगेश्वर पाल किशन लाल के पुत्र हैं, जो उस दिन मारे गए 24 लोगों में से एक थे. भोगेश्वर पाल बताते हैं कि किशनपाल अपनी पत्नी के साथ बेटे की शादी की खरीददारी के लिए बाजार आए थे. दंगाइयों की भीड़ आती देख, वो अपनी पत्नी के साथ बनवारी लाल की फर्द में छुप गए. लेकिन, दंगाइयों की नजर उन पर पड़ गई. भोगेश्वर आज तक उस दंगे को नहीं भूल पाए हैं. उस दंगे में पिता के साथ बलवाइयों ने मां की भी हत्या कर आग में फेंक दिया था. बड़ी मुश्किल से उनकी लाश गहने और चूड़ियों से पहचानी गई.

1978 से 1995 तक दंगे में मारे गए थे कुल मिलाकर 209 हिंदू और दुखद बात यह कि इतिहास में।हिंदुओं के इस भीषण नरसंहार को कोई स्थान नहीं दिया गया है क्योंकि सेकुलर। सिस्टम में हिंदुओं का मारा जाना कोई ऐसी बात नहीं थी जिसका उल्लेख किया जाता! संभल की तारीख में साल तो बदलते रहे, लेकिन 1978 के दंगों के दाग ने कभी जख्म को भरने नहीं दिया. 1978 से लेकर बाबरी मस्जिद विध्वंश और उसके बाद साल 1995 तक दंगे भड़कता रहा. संभल सिसकता रहा. पुलिस रिकार्ड्स के मुताबिक, 1978 से 1995 तक भड़के दंगों में 209 हिंदू मारे गए. ये वो आंकड़ा है, जो साल दर साल हिंदू समुदाय में खौफ भरता गया. नतीजा- हिंदू आबादी का मुस्लिम इलाकों से पलायन.

1978 के दंगे से पहले खग्गू सराय में रहने वाले परिवारों से हमने संपर्क किया, जो उस समय वहां रहते थे, लेकिन धीरे धीरे ये वहां से हट गए. उन्हीं में से एक धीरेन्द्र रस्तोगी का परिवार है. इसके मुखिया मुकेश बताते हैं, 1978 में दंगे से पहले करीब 50 हिंदू परिवार खग्गू सराय में रहते हैं, लेकिन जान के डर ने अपने ही शहर में पलायन को मजबूर कर दिया. खग्गू सराय वो इलाका है, जहां 1978 के दंगों सबसे ज्यादा कत्लेआम हुआ था. उस जख्म को कुरेदना आज भी आसान नहीं है, लेकिन कुछ परिवारों ने हमारे कैमरे के सामने पलायन का वो 46 साल पुराना दंश बयां किया.

1978 के दंगों में पलायन ने संभल का सामाजिक समीकरण कैसे बदल डाला, ये आज तक सामने आ रहा है. जैसे कुआं और मुस्लिम इलाके में पुराना मंदिर... यहां से मिली वस्तुएं और दस्तावेज बताते हैं कि यहां कभी हिंदू परिवार रहा करते थे, लेकिन दंगे के बाद घर द्वार बेचकर चले गए. ये कुआं जिसकी प्रॉपर्टी के सामने मिला है, इन्होंने अपने घर का गेट आगे बढ़ाकर उस पर दीवार चुनाव दिया था. जिस घर से सटा ये प्राचीन मंदिर मिला है, वो घर 1978 से ही खाली था. यहां आसपास के लोगों ने मंदिर से सटाकर निर्माण करा लिया था. अब मंदिर सामने आ गया है तो 1978 के दंगे की वो कहानियां संभल में सबकी जुबान पर है. कैसे संभल में मुस्लिम आबादी घनी होती गई और कैसे हिंदुओं का पलायन बढ़ता गया.

1947 में संभल में 55 फीसदी मुसलमान और 45 प्रतिशत हिंदू रहते थे. लेकिन, तब से लेकर अब तक डेमोग्राफी ऐसी बदली है कि अब यहां 85 फीसदी मुसलमान हैं और सिर्फ 15 प्रतिशत हिंदू है और संभल में मौजूदा तनाव की वजह आबादी का यही बदला समीकरण ही है । संभल में मुस्लिम समुदाय के बहुसंख्यक हो जाने का मतलब ये तो नहीं, कि यहां हिंदू आबादी का रहना मुश्किल हो जाए? अगर ऐसा है, तो संभल को एक बार फिर से संभलने की आवश्यकता है.

S K Gupta - Hindu activists ask "संभल 1978: जब हिंदुओं को चुन-चुनकर जलाया गया!
1978 का संभल दंगा सिर्फ एक हिंसा नहीं, बल्कि हिंदुओं के खिलाफ एक योजनाबद्ध नरसंहार था। आज भी भोगेश्वर पाल और उनकी ताई कस्तूरी देवी जैसे चश्मदीद उस दर्द को याद कर कांप उठते हैं। 👉 किशनलाल अपने बेटे की शादी की खरीदारी करने गए थे, लेकिन वापस नहीं लौटे! 👉 दंगाइयों की भीड़ ने उन्हें और उनकी पत्नी को घेर लिया, हत्या कर शव को आग में फेंक दिया। 👉 गहनों और चूड़ियों से शव की पहचान हुई, क्योंकि कट्टरपंथियों ने इस हद तक हैवानियत दिखाई थी कि लाशें तक जलकर खाक हो गईं! ये कोई ‘दंगा’ नहीं था, बल्कि हिंदू समाज को डराकर भगाने की एक सोची-समझी साजिश थी। ⚠ अब सवाल ये है: क्या इस नरसंहार के गुनहगारों को कभी सजा मिली? ❌ क्या सेक्युलर सरकारों ने इन पीड़ित परिवारों की मदद की? ❌ क्या तथाकथित ‘धर्मनिरपेक्ष’ मीडिया ने इस पर कभी चर्चा की? ❌ 🚩 अब हिंदुओं को इतिहास से सीखना होगा – ✊ 1978 में हम मरे थे, 2024 में अब हम लड़ेगे! ✊ जो हुआ, उसे दोहराने नहीं देंगे! ✊ संभल सनातनी है, और सनातन रहेगा! जय श्रीराम! "🚩🔥


Memory No. 1:              9 March 2025 (Russia V/S Germany)

Maria Dubovikova on X: "As the renowned Russian actor Vasily Lanovoy once recounted: "During my visits to Europe, journalists confronted me directly: 'Why do you continue commemorating your Victory? We've long since put it behind us.' I responded with a simple question: 'How many days did your nations https://t.co/FLKNs7nZGW" / X "nations withstand Hitler's assault?' Their silence was deafening. I continued, 'Poland fell in 28 days—yet in that same timespan, Germany captured merely a few buildings in Stalingrad. Denmark surrendered after a single day. All of Europe collapsed within three months. It was our soldiers who ultimately liberated your continent, at the staggering cost of one million Soviet lives sacrificed to free Europeans from fascism.' Yet Europe has chosen amnesia!"

When attempts are made to silence Russian Victory, erase it from collective consciousness, or expunge it from historical records across generations and nations, we must remember the stark reality of resistance against Nazi Germany: - Denmark: Capitulated after merely 6 hours - Luxembourg: Fell within 1 day - Netherlands: Surrendered after 5 days - Yugoslavia: Collapsed after 11 days - Belgium: Withstood for 18 days - Greece: Resisted for 24 days - Poland: Fought for 27 days - France: Endured 1 month and 12 days - Norway: Lasted 2 months and 1 day Meanwhile, a single Soviet stronghold—Pavlov's House in Stalingrad—held firm for 58 days against relentless German assault. The Soviet Union persevered through 1,418 days of unimaginable hardship—four grueling years—ultimately concluding the war in Berlin itself, compelling Nazi Germany's unconditional surrender. Russia resists. Russia defends. Russia fights."


8 March 2025

Mario Nawfal on X: "🚨🇺🇸 TRUMP: THIS THING COULD END IN WORLD WAR THREE “So we're in for $350 billion, and Europe is in for a hundred billion dollars. They should be in for the same or more than us. I watched over the last week or so what's going on in Europe. This thing could end in World https://t.co/XN64B39DRn" / X World War Three if we don't get it settled.”Source: @Acyn

Chay Bowes on X: "No country or people on Earth knows War like the Russians No Nation has sacrificed so much to survive, invader after invader has come and failed here What Napoleon and Adolf Hitler failed to do will not be achieved by a corrupt EU Neo liberal elite https://t.co/BCUzCyIpuJ" / X

Anthony Godlewski, Realtor on X: "@BowesChay Agreed. Another country who has suffered the ravages of war from the Russians / Prussia in the east Germans & Tudors in the west, the Ottoman empire, Roman Empire and Mongols to the south and Sweden / Danes from the North is Poland. 1000 years at the center of strife and brutal" / X conflict. Still stands proud. Great book by James a Michener "Poland" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Territori

Rina Lu🇷🇺 on X: "Let’s put an end to Russia’s destructive influence: How the Napoleonic War of 1812 began. So, here’s the scoop: On June 24, 1812, Napoleon rolled into Russia with his army, kicking off what he called the Second Polish War. He claimed this whole thing was about stopping Russia https://t.co/sfg2bVyNKE" / X Russia from messing with Europe too much. But, as usual, there was way more going on behind the scenes.

Back in 1807, France and Russia had signed the Treaty of Tilsit. It wasn’t perfect, both sides broke some rules here and there, but they mostly tried to stick to it. The big thing Napoleon wanted was for Russia to enforce the Continental Blockade, his plan to cut off Britain’s trade and crush their economy. But, surprise, surprise, Russia wasn’t super into it.

Now, here’s where it gets juicy. Back then, foreign policy wasn’t always about logic or strategy, it was often about ego and personal drama. Napoleon, trying to cozy up to Russia, decided the best way to seal the deal was to marry into the Russian royal family. He first proposed to Grand Duchess Ekaterina in 1808, and when that didn’t work, he tried again in 1810 with 14-year-old Anna. Both times? Big fat no. For Napoleon, this was a massive slap in the face. The Russian court didn’t want anything to do with what they saw as a social climber, and this rejection just made things worse between the two countries.

Fast forward to June 22, 1812. Napoleon, now in full propaganda mode, told his troops that Russia had broken the Treaty of Tilsit and that this invasion, the Second Polish War, was totally justified. He wasn’t just trying to crush Russia’s influence in Europe; he also wanted to create an independent Poland and even dreamed of teaming up with Russia to take on India. Yeah, India.

Here’s how he pumped up his soldiers:  

Soldiers! The Second Polish War has begun. The first ended at Friedland and Tilsit… This one will bring just as much glory to French arms, but this time, the peace we make will last and finally end Russia’s grip on Europe for the last fifty years.”

Spoiler alert: It didn’t go as planned. But hey, Napoleon was always good at selling big dreams. 

By spring 1812, Napoleon had amassed a huge army of around 700,000 troops at Russia’s borders. But here’s the kicker, only about half of them were actually French. The rest were a mix of soldiers from countries Napoleon controlled (like Italy and the Netherlands) or from reluctant allies like Prussia and Austria, who really didn’t want to fight Russia. There were even Poles, Dutch, and Spaniards who were basically dragged into this mess.

Fast forward to September 14, 1812. The Russian army bailed out of Moscow, and most of the city’s 250,000 residents followed suit, taking or destroying anything that could be useful to the French. Only about 15,000 people stayed behind, many of them foreigners, while looters from nearby villages started moving in. The day before, a museum curator and some locals who spoke French told Napoleon the city was empty. An old peasant even offered to give him a tour, but Napoleon was like, “Nah, I’m good.” 😂 When Napoleon finally arrived, he was struck by how surreal the city looked. Captain von Brandt described it as “enchanted,” with 500 golden and colorful domes rising over a sea of houses. Napoleon, though, was more straightforward: “So, this is the famous city. It’s time.” To keep things under control, only the Imperial and Italian Guards were allowed to stay in the city, while the rest of the army camped outside. But, of course, troops started sneaking in to loot almost immediately. Napoleon set up shop in the Kremlin and went to bed, only to be woken up at 4 AM by massive fires. The Russians had set the city ablaze before leaving, and the flames spread fast. The fire was so intense that you could literally read a book by its light. By the time it was over, Moscow was in ruins, and with no food supplies left, it was useless for Napoleon’s army to stay. Some advisors suggested marching on St. Petersburg, but Napoleon shot that idea down. The capital was too far, his army was already exhausted, and food was running low. Plus, heading north meant worse weather and logistical nightmares. He also decided against moving toward Tula, where Russia’s weapons factories were, because Russian troops were already gathering there. Realizing he couldn’t advance further, Napoleon decided to wait in Moscow for a peace offer from Tsar Alexander I. He sent letters, but… crickets. The Russians had other plans. While waiting, Napoleon tried to make life in Moscow somewhat bearable for his troops, even arranging some entertainment. But he wasn’t messing around when it came to discipline. One of his orders read: “Despite repeated warnings, soldiers keep peeing in the courtyards, even under the emperor’s windows. Punishment units need to set up proper toilets, and buckets must be placed in the barracks and emptied twice a day.🙈 Classic French army vibes, right? So yeah, Napoleon was stuck in a burned-out city, waiting for a reply that never came, while his army slowly fell apart. Not exactly the glorious campaign he’d envisioned.On October 19, 1812, Napoleon decided to bounce out of Moscow and head for Kaluga. He was trying to play it cool, like it wasn’t a retreat, but more of a strategic move. He thought about hitting up Tula to wreck their weapons factories or maybe heading south to grab some food and supplies while picking up reinforcements from Smolensk. But here’s the problem: his army was totally beat, loaded down with junk, and moving at a snail’s pace. Oh, and to make things worse, heavy rains on October 12 turned the roads into a total mud pit, so they were even slower.

Meanwhile, Kutuzov, the Russian general, wasn’t having it. As soon as he saw Napoleon pulling out, he flipped his army around and started this thing called a parallel march. Basically, he stayed close to the French, picking off weak spots and avoiding a big fight. Napoleon had retreated before (like from Acre and Aspern-Essling), but this? This was next-level awful. By late October, it was freezing, like -4°C freezing, and things were about to get way worse. At Maloyaroslavets, Kutuzov forced Napoleon’s army onto the Smolensk road, which was already totally wrecked. This is where the real nightmare began. The French were freezing, starving, and getting hammered by Cossack attacks. Thousands of them were dropping like flies. Then came the Berezina River crossing in November 1812, the final nail in the coffin. The Grand Army, which used to scare the crap out of all of Europe, was now just a chaotic mess of dying dudes. Napoleon managed to get some of his guys across, but tens of thousands drowned, froze to death, or got blown to bits by artillery. It was a total disaster. Out of the massive army of 700,000 that Napoleon marched into Russia with, only about 100,000 made it out alive. Let that sink in, 600,000 soldiers were lost.
Yep, Russia wasn’t done after kicking Napoleon out of their homeland. They kept the momentum going and chased the French all the way across Europe. In 1813, Russian forces rolled into Prussia, and by October of that year, they teamed up with other European powers to deliver a massive blow to Napoleon at the Battle of the Nations in Leipzig. This was one of the biggest battles of the Napoleonic Wars, and it was a total disaster for the French. Napoleon’s army got crushed, and he was forced to retreat. But the suffering didn’t stop there. By March 1814, Russian troops, along with their allies, marched straight into Paris. Think about that: the same guy who had tried to destroy Russia just two years earlier was now watching his own capital fall. Napoleon’s empire was crumbling, and Russia was at the forefront of his downfall. Napoleon’s defeat allowed a coalition of European countries, led by Russia, to finally bring down the French Empire. They forced him to abdicate in April 1814, and he was exiled to the island of Elba. But, of course, Napoleon wasn’t done yet, he escaped, came back, and tried to make a comeback at the Battle of Waterloo in June 1815. That didn’t go well either, and he was defeated for good. His final surrender came exactly three years after his invasion of Russia, on June 24, 1815. After all this, Russia emerged as the top dog in Europe. The Congress of Vienna in 1815 reshaped the continent’s borders, and Russia, along with Tsar Alexander I, played a huge role in deciding Europe’s future. Russia’s victory over Napoleon cemented its reputation as the savior of Europe, and it became one of the most powerful military and political forces on the continent. After Russia defeated Napoleon, everything Russian (a la russe) became super trendy in Europe. Fashion got a major upgrade with Russian-style fur coats, bold colors, and fancy military-inspired designs. Even the way people ate changed: service à la russe replaced the old French way of serving all food at once, introducing fancy, course-by-course meals. And here’s a fun fact: the word bistro might come from Russian soldiers in Paris who, after Napoleon’s defeat, demanded quick service by shouting bystro! (Russian for quickly!). So, thanks to Russia’s big win, Europe got cooler clothes, fancier dinners, and better service! 🧥🍽️✨ From nearly being destroyed by Napoleon to standing victorious in Paris, Russia’s comeback was nothing short of epic


The real game-changer in World War II was the Battle of Stalingrad. Before that, Hitler’s army seemed unstoppable, they’d taken over most of Europe and were charging deep into the USSR. But at Stalingrad, the Red Army broke the backbone of Hitler’s war machine. The Germans lost 850,000 soldiers, and the Soviets took control of the war. After Stalingrad, the Germans started retreating, but Hitler wasn’t ready to give up. He launched a counterattack, which became known as the Battle of Kursk. Spoiler: it didn’t go well for the Germans. After Kursk, Hitler was done, he lost all control, and the Soviets just kept pushing forward all the way to Berlin."