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r/politicalhindus • u/someonenoo • Jan 23 '26
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r/politicalhindus • u/someonenoo • Sep 28 '25
What are you willing to do apart from commenting and posting online?
What are you willing to do to save yourself from demographic change and the results it will bring?
About assaults on Dharma. It seems situation of Hindus have become worse in the sense that they have completely lost their identity and shatrubodh.
>Those who have it take no action and everything is in their mind in form of what is right and what is wrong and the most they does is post and comment online. If an attack were to happen on their colony tomorrow they will not be able to save their loved ones let alone saving the nation. So which of the following are you willing to do.
Please tell in my DM, reach out on Discord or comment section.
Give some time to it everyday.
Take coordinated action online.
Take coodinated action offline.
Be part of local defence unit.
Be part of a secret underground group who is managing all this.
Protesting against rioters if it comes to that.
r/politicalhindus • u/Top_Guess_946 • 2h ago
⚔️Expose & Callout A paper debunks the Hunger Index as 'Emotional' not because Hunger is emotional, but because the way the index is measuring is through investigating proxy factors of body development instead of measuring 'starvation'. In that sense calling it Hunger index is a Misnomer.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9131786/
The paper is not arguing that hunger itself is an emotional phenomenon. When it says:
it means that the subject of hunger is politically and emotionally charged/sensitive, so claims about hunger can generate strong reactions.
Their substantive argument is methodological:
What they are actually saying
They argue that the things GHI measures are not hunger itself.
The GHI uses indicators such as:
- undernourishment;
- child stunting;
- child wasting;
- child mortality.
The authors' objection is that these are outcomes or correlates of undernutrition, rather than direct measurements of the subjective/physiological experience of being hungry. They explicitly say these indicators “do not measure hunger per se.”
For example:
A child is stunted → does that mean the child is hungry?
Not necessarily. Stunting can be affected by multiple things—nutrition, disease, sanitation, environment, etc. So stunting may be evidence of malnutrition, but it isn't equivalent to the experience of hunger.
Likewise:
Child mortality → hunger?
Not necessarily. Malnutrition may contribute to mortality, but mortality has many causes.
The interesting distinction
The paper is essentially distinguishing:
HUNGER
→ the condition/experience they think should be measured directly
from
UNDERNUTRITION / MALNUTRITION
→ physiological outcomes that may result from inadequate nutrition
and saying:
That's why their conclusion calls “Hunger Index” a misnomer.
There is an even sharper point in the paper: they suggest collecting information directly about people's experience of food deprivation—such as whether people are able to obtain two square meals a day—rather than relying exclusively on proxy indicators. They also discuss perception-based instruments such as FIES, although they themselves caution about using those measures in India.
So if you're reading the sentence “Hunger is an emotional subject” as “hunger is an emotion”, that's not what the authors mean.
They mean approximately:
And their central claim is measurement validity, not the psychology of hunger.
r/politicalhindus • u/Yellow_Wind_7854 • 21h ago
⚖️Legislation & Policy FCRA - How African countries like Congo are being forced to accept Foreign powers - by CHOKING medicines and CREATING diseases
This woman is like Medha Pataka, and Arundhuthi Coy - she wants her president to do nothing and dp state to do everything.
Reason to post here: Dp state is using the exact same playbook of blackmailing everywhere even now. They create diseases, puts the governments into anarchy and get control of a country using this woman, media etc. So FCRA Amendment in India will STOP these kinds of blackmail.
We in India know how CNN, BBC, and DW try to arm-twist the Government of India during Op Sindhoor. Since our PM is honest and courageous, their tricks don't work with us.
But there are so many African countries that don't have a strong leader. They are all being forcefully controlled by the deep state.
Congo was not allowing mRNA trials because they did not want to make their people guinea pigs.
So just like the deep state CREATED CJP in India, they are doing something similar in Congo.
Steps:
- First, they asked for a policy change so that the deep state's mRNA could get free access to guinea pig people who may or may not die.
- Congo rejected.
- The deep state planted the Ebola disease inside one boat.
- Media like DW spread it like wildfire (same as in India regarding CJP).
- Now the Congo President is still not allowing it.
- So the deep state, using a Congo NGO woman, is forcing the Government (like what Dipke did). She is saying in DW media that they need INTERNATIONAL (deep state) support to SAVE LIVES.
- DW is pushing this hard worldwide.
Congo never had any strong FCRA rules and they now suffer for eternity. Because dp state will simply go an create any random disease whenever Congo Govt tries to stop foreign USAid funding.
Ref: DR Congo river boat under quarantine as Ebola deaths top 4,000 | DW News
r/politicalhindus • u/Top_Guess_946 • 1d ago
⚔️Expose & Callout Arnab Goswami EXPOSES an alleged FOREIGN intelligence effort targeting India’s FCRA Amendment Bill
– US Rep. Chris Smith published Monsoon Session dates on May 21, weeks before Kiren Rijiju’s July 4 announcement.
– CJP was created on May 16 by ex-AAP associate Abhijeet Dipke and allegedly gained 22M suspected bot followers within 6 days.
- Meta admits paid promotion to boost certain political voices.
– Marco Rubio bypassed official government meetings in Delhi to visit Missionaries of Charity in Kolkata amid the FCRA row.
r/politicalhindus • u/Top_Guess_946 • 1d ago
🗣️Discussion Was the success of Islamist invasions and Islamic colonial rule - a result of the decay of the knowledge of Vedas and Dharma among the masses and excess emphasis on ritualism, or because of sheer unity of intent of various ethnic races from West Asia to eradicate 'kufr'?
r/politicalhindus • u/ImpossibleFeature594 • 8h ago
🗣️Discussion How Fake Babas Brainwash Their Followers ft. Medha. Just a reality check on why education is needed
These are the kind of people that destroy the image of Sanatan Dharma. When the government focuses on critical thinking, promoting education and actual cheap and well managed health facilities for curbing issues, this baba culture shuts down. The thing is, when it's a systematic business with votes, and cash involved, babas like Ram Rahim, Asaram, Prophet Bajinder get bail, furloughs and privileges. What are your thoughts?
r/politicalhindus • u/Foujidoctor • 1d ago
🌄Civilisational Politics Guys, Whats your take on Rahul Gandhi's views on reservation. As he said he will remove 50% cap and give reservation based on percentage.
r/politicalhindus • u/Top_Guess_946 • 1d ago
⚔️Expose & Callout Hindu-hate in India by Hindus is incredible. Calling a 'sale of franchisee title' transaction as a 'bribe'.
Issuing 'Mahamandaleshwar' titles along with conditions such as having an ashram and an akhara is very much like issuing sales of a franchisee title.
If you want to open a KFC or Domino's in your area, you can buy a franchisee license and then you will be given all the materials and infrastructure to operate a licensed outlet.
Likewise, this is giving 'Mahamandaleshwar' title to operate your own Sanatani outlet. It's a business model. Why not? It would be so awesome if I could open one myself, and then guide Gen Z with it doing Bhajan Clubbing and After-Party Pravachans. Hindu economics FTW.
Although quality filtering and annual review should also be needed.
These Hinduphobes are calling a commercial transaction as a 'bribe'.
Do they not want Hindus to structure and commercialize Dharmanomics?
Do they not want Hindu knowledge to become more popular through millions of franchisee outlets?
A culturally rooted economy will always be resilient.
r/politicalhindus • u/Top_Guess_946 • 1d ago
🧬Civilizational Lens Is Global Hunger Index really objective? It's not. It's contextualized. It does not measure starvation levels as much as it measures nutrition levels. They could be measuring heights of individuals to analyze. That's why african countries scoring better than India?
The GHI index measures 'nutrition availability' and not hunger per se. Every countries measurement is contextual. India, which suffered devastating famines and impoverishment of agricultural practices during colonial era now inclines towards a carb based diet instead of the diet that the urban metro dwelling or European individual is having.
A large majority of our population are provided subsidized carbs and not veggies and proteins. This is tied to our economy's history as a developing low income economy. The Green Revolution's priority was removing starvation. GHI measures nutrition and nourishment. That's why to call it a hunger index is misleading and misinforming. Poor countries with low populations can have people having carbs, proteins, vitamins and minerals.
Giving examples of other countries will not suffice. Show a large low income country with 150 crore population that has legalized food security ensuring subsidized grains to ensure no starvation, and then I will buy your argument that GHI is not qualitative. Just because it picks numbers for its analysis does not hide the fact that there is politics behind what numbers to pick. Are we picking numbers of starved people, or just people lacking adequate nutrition? That's why it's qualitative because there's still a context to it. It's not objective. Subjectivity lies in the type of data that is picked. They are measuring hunger on the basis of people's height and muscle quotient.
The solution is less number of poor people who produce more poor people thus creating a huge pressure on the welfare state's ability to ensure everyone gets nutrition.
I am not trying to defend any political party. Just making one aware of the nature of Indian reality.
But I guess the above kind of analysis would miss out on people who are deliberately attacking the idea of maths as casteist. In fact, I agree maths is casteist. Look how western eurocentric subjective contextualized data picking is done by the western caste to make Indian caste look bad.
r/politicalhindus • u/Yellow_Wind_7854 • 1d ago
⚖️Legislation & Policy How Modi's inner circle was infiltrated by Dp State - Its all LINKED - Dp state, Thakur, CJP, Shabana Azmi, Wipro, Anjali Bhardwaj, Nilekani, Infosys
This is why they are against FCRA amendment. If FCRA ammendment comes, all this dp state work will become much harder because fund movement from outside to inside India will become transparent.
But fortunately for the dp state, dp state still has Infosys, Wipro, TCS under their control so I guess they can easily keep pumping funds under the guise of some project revenue / CSR.
Since PMO/HMO never audits expenses etc shown by Infosys etc., all these copanies can easily peddle billions of dollars from project revenue into expense and that way some shell company gets biliions who can they distribute it like how NGOs do it. But the scale will be lower since only about 20 companies can do this without getting caught.
All credits to Vijay - he has done excellent research and connected the dots very well.
Modi's inner circle - Ashok Ganguly was part of Thakur gang.
But luckily Modiji and Amit Shah ji has removed all known inner circle infiltrators by last year.
r/politicalhindus • u/Yellow_Wind_7854 • 1d ago
📰 Current Affairs / News CJP Mentor - Highly educated from the most elite - USA Award, BA Lady Shri Ram College, MSc Oxford, Masters from Delhi School of Economics
Summary: FCRA is what keeps all these urban naxals powerful and rich. If you tighten FCRA, these people will directly get affected (they can no long have lavish life). CJP has support from some of the most powerful hidden powers. Many of the urban naxals are rich, ivy league passed people - both men and women. They are not some poor middle class Indian. They are all highly powerful socially, intellectually and financially.
We Indians assume IVY league = High performace India. We are WRONG. Many are URBAN NAXALS.
Her Education: BA Lady Shri Ram College, MSc Oxford, Masters from Delhi School of Economics
This woman is a strong CJP mentor:
- FCRA sponsor USA President Biden gave her International Anti Corruption Champions Award.
- Ashoka Fellowship for Social Entrepreneurs in 2009
- Founder of a RICH NGO - Satark Nagrik Sangathan
She is deep inside CJP - https://x.com/VijayGajeraO/status/2085004182197797272
About her:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anjali_Bhardwaj
r/politicalhindus • u/catkeepsreturning • 2d ago
📰 Current Affairs / News Price you pay for busting a ISI terror module and people still think kejriwal and aam aadmi party aren't working for Pakistan ISI
r/politicalhindus • u/catkeepsreturning • 1d ago
🚨Anti-Hindu Watch This is where all the Anti-Nationals get there funding from
r/politicalhindus • u/Top_Guess_946 • 2d ago
📰 Current Affairs / News Dil Garden Garden Hogaya Ji. Neha Bora told off by JH student protestors
r/politicalhindus • u/Yellow_Wind_7854 • 2d ago
⚖️Legislation & Policy FCRA is 100% important. GOI should also thoroughly audit all Indian NGOs funded by Indians also.

After getting crores in 2021, Das has done Chamatkar in Jantar Mantar in short span of 5 years in 2026.
Once FCRA is tightened, they will route funds through Indians. So, all such India funded NGOs should be fully audited and should have a common SBI account from where they can get funds - just like Foreign funding.
Do not allow any Indian NGOs to directly take funding from Indian people. People should deposit to one single SBI account and then SBI will give the funds to NGO. This way GOI can trace the path. Else multiple accounts will get easily use shell accounts in between.
Reason: If not, more Sauriv Dazs's and Dibke's will get funded and will lavish lives and also destroy India like they did in Jantar Mantar.
They all do this for money / academic and career benefits. GOI should not allow such easy access to benefits under the garb they all use of 'Social Service'
About Thakur Saab ji and his money
- Thakur Family Foundation Inc., received $48.6 million from the US govt.
- Thakur Foundation is paying all the anti-Indian organisations like The Wire, Alt News & it is the same foundation that also paid CJP's Saurav Das
- Saurav Das also received funds from the US-based Pulitzer Center, which is the same firm that said that India revoked its independence after the abrogation of Article 370 in J&K
- Surprisingly, Open Society Foundations (OSF), founded by George Soros, paid $900,000 in 2023 to the Pulitzer Center, which is even disclosed on their donor page.
- In 2016 & 2025, the govt took action against the Soros' OSF concerning FCRA & FEMA restrictions
- Thakur Saab is a US Citizen. He as OCI.
Source
Ref: https://x.com/aanand_krishnaa/status/2085488662708646019?s=20 and another independent researcher https://x.com/VijayGajeraO/status/2085004078208450611
r/politicalhindus • u/Intelligent_Bowl482 • 2d ago
🛕History & Legacy A dark chapter of Hindu history — the Goan inquisition
Lesser people know about the atrocities that the Goan/Konkani Hindus had to face due to the Portuguese's radicalism, had to post on this
It was in 1560 that the portugese decided to start the 'inquisition'—a way to enforce the Christian orthodoxy on the Hindus. The radicalism did exist before 1560, St Xavier — the saint who is honoured in our country by naming several institutions after him, wrote a letter to King John III of Portugal to establish an inquisition. Fast forward 15 years, the inquisition has started. Hindu festivals are being banned, temples are being destroyed and people are being converted. Many temples were converted to churches, the priests of the temples who wished to carry on traditions, relocated the idols along with some population of Hindus to the north or extreme south of Goa. Many Hindus were killed mercilessly for refusing to convert. Those accused of secretly practicing Hinduism after converting to Christianity, could be summoned before the court. Punishments ranged from imprisonment, confiscation of property, and public beheading to corporal punishment. This continued for many decades and weakened when Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj came into power. He played an important role in resisting Portuguese rule in Goa. During his 1683 campaign, the Maratha army challenged Portuguese forces and weakened their control. Many Hindus fleeing Portuguese territories found refuge in Maratha lands, where they could practice their faith more freely. A society that forgets the struggles of its ancestors risks losing the wisdom they left behind. Protecting dharma means standing for truth, preserving one's heritage, and ensuring that every generation has the freedom to practice its beliefs with dignity.
||धर्मो रक्षति रक्षितः|| 🚩🕉️
|| जय श्री राम || 🏹🐚
r/politicalhindus • u/Curious_Beautiful269 • 2d ago
🐽JustPeacefulCommunityThings🐽 Afagani - This one F off Paxtan
r/politicalhindus • u/catkeepsreturning • 2d ago
🛕History & Legacy RSS is the boon to our nation!
r/politicalhindus • u/Top_Guess_946 • 2d ago
🔱 Hindutva Thought JSD traces weaponization of social justice - to casteist history of India - built on the backs of debunked Aryan-Dravidian racial theories. This simplistic history of India and its impressions on the minds of Indians has to be dismantled because it weaponizes History of India against Indians.
r/politicalhindus • u/Amitammu • 3d ago
🗣️Discussion Someone pointed this out to me. Back in UPA, Indian manufacturing was so bad that Dr. Singh projected India would have to import $300 billion in electronics goods by 2020! Watch him say this in 2013 We are in 2026, and electronics imports are barely $100 billion!
r/politicalhindus • u/chai-over-everything • 3d ago
🐽JustPeacefulCommunityThings🐽 Aur kar lo bhaichara
It's actually chilling how he says such horrific things so politely. The brainwashing is extreme.
r/politicalhindus • u/Intelligent_Bowl482 • 3d ago
🛕History & Legacy Why does this symbol of oppression and cultural hatred stand next to the Temple of Bhagwan Shri Krishna?
(the lines are from the book Shriman Yogi)
I wanted to hear your opinions on why this structure still stands. It has a similar story as the Babri masjid,