India's Operation Sindoor targets 9 terror sites in Pakistan - Page 46

Originally posted by: Pr1yanka

yeah i totally agree…i was brought up as a “secular” “liberal”… my thought process was always inclusive…but my life experiences and world events have reshaped my ideology…also regardless of ideology n political affiliations, country comes first

almost the same here. I have not reshaped my thinking. I have only matured as a person to be aware of who I need to be inclusive with and who I shouldn’t. As you can imagine. Libtards , anti nationals , pseudo seculars , Islamic terrorists and their supporters, fake humanity criers when it suits them and along those lines don’t make the cut. Nor do I have illusions of thinking “bhaaashans and bhajans” will change the Islamic terrorist mindset while they use bullets and bombs and breeding. Only option is to take them out and ensure the remaining ones have such a fear of God and law that they will never act on crazy beliefs

Originally posted by: Clochette

Preamble:

"THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA

WE, THE PEOPLE OF INDIA, having solemnly

resolved to constitute India into a 1 [SOVEREIGN

SOCIALIST SECULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC] and

to secure to all its citizens:

JUSTICE, social, economic and political;

LIBERTY of thought, expression, belief, faith and

worship;

EQUALITY of status and of opportunity;

and to promote among them all

FRATERNITY assuring the dignity of the individual

and the 2 [unity and integrity of the Nation];

IN OUR CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY this twenty-

sixth day of November, 1949, do HEREBY ADOPT,

ENACT AND GIVE TO OURSELVES THIS

CONSTITUTION."

Do you know, in which part of the Indian constitution it is written about what you posted relative to the only Hindu institutions?

Btw, just for your information, Suhaaana, I'm not one to block someone ...there are some members who have blocked me so that I can't read there posts (I only see a black post), however I've blocked n o member of the entire forum, not you, not FBIr3port... no one.

There is no God who would write something to humans...all the religious scriptures are written by humans themselves (mostly men) some claiming that the rules had come from God either through a prophet or through 'God's voice'. The only thing that God did to humans, was given them the task/possibility of choice which reflects the Universe that exists the way it does because of opposing forces. What happens in the Universe happens either through balanced forces (like our planetary system) or through prevailing forces (which can become destructive or creative),

I am sorry but you really posted only Preamble (which was adjudicated as a part of Constitution as late as 1970s) to show that entire Constitution doesn't have relative to religions institutions?

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

This reminds me of a movie I Am

It had four different stories. One of them with Juhi Chawla and Manisha Koirala was on Kashmir

Juhi was a Kashmiri Pandit who had come to sell her property, she was spiteful as she and her family was forced to leave their belongings and her uncle was kiIIed by a neighbour who was his best friend. Manisha was her childhood friend and a KM

At the end they had Manisha saying how lucky Juhi is to have left this place while Manisha and her family are in a place which has so many issues..her brother who was once a terrorist and had later surrendered was repeatedly summoned by police and they had to always stay among so much issues

It seemed so artificially created sympathy garner for Mahisha's character

i do recall hearing about this movie but i have not watched it…although im not surprised that in script, sympathy is for kashmiri Muslim …the whole bollywood is pretty much servile to the terror masterminds snd hence no placards for pahalgam victims

Originally posted by: FBIr3port

both fighting Islamic terrorism. Both targeted by Islamic terrorists and their supporters as both have stated that they have zero tolerance for terrorism.

Israel was First Nation (and still is) to openly stand by India. I am glad to have them as allies. They love India and Indians.

Other than being a dead weight israel association is no good atp. Focus on India only!

I hope people read this long post. I loved it and hence sharing

Sharing something here Bringing out true flavor of what India is … a write up on India beautifully scripted by Ajit Sivaram ;

——————————————————————————

India isn't a country. It's a beautiful contradiction.

The world looks at us and sees chaos.

We look at the same scene and see home.

They call it noise. We call it life.

They see poverty. We see resilience.

They see crowds. We see community.

This isn't blind patriotism.

It's the complexity of loving something that refuses to be simple.

India breaks every rule of what should work. Our traffic shouldn't move, but it does. Our diversity should divide us, but it doesn't. Our democracy should collapse under its own weight, but it stands. Somehow, impossibly, magnificently - it all works. Not perfectly. Not always efficiently. But it works.

Foreigners arrive with clipboards and theories. They measure our GDP, our sanitation, our systems. They leave confused when they see joy in places their metrics said should have none. They can't understand why the same people who complain about corruption will defend India fiercely to an outsider.

Because they're looking for consistency. And India isn't consistent. It's contradictory.

We worship goddesses but struggle with women's safety. We invented zero but can't fix our potholes. We send rockets to Mars but still have villages without electricity. We touch feet in the morning and party at night. We're ancient and infant, spiritual and material, frustrating and fulfilling - all at once.

The secret that outsiders miss is this: Indians don't love India despite its problems. We love it with its problems. The chaos is part of the charm. The struggle is part of the story. The imperfection is part of the beauty.

This isn't resignation. It's a different kind of hope. Not the Western kind that demands immediate solutions, but the Eastern kind that understands time moves in cycles, not lines. That problems aren't just to be fixed but to be lived through. That joy isn't what happens when suffering ends, but what happens while you're waiting.

We don't need the world to understand India.

We just need them to accept that some things can't be understood, only experienced.

Because India isn't a place you analyze.

It's a place you surrender to.

And in that surrender, somehow, you find yourself.

Originally posted by: Arreyaar

Then kashmiri’s should separate from us because the hate is real and they have been already brainwashed 100%. The moment they are alone they will be either occupied by china or pak and become a terrorist hub just like pakistan then only they will realise what torture is! Honestly I don’t see the point of keeping someone who doesn’t want to stay with us so they should be freed.

What about Kashmiri Hindus they drove away? Kashmir is theirs too.

How long are we going to keep cutting off our country's parts just because they became majority in it and now want to separate? Aren't pakistan & bangladesh enough? Aur kitne partitions karayenge apni majority ke basis pe.

Jaha minority hain waha inhe secularism aur equal rights chahiye. Jaise hi majority me aate hain waise hi separate country based on religion and no minority rights. Aisa kab tak chalega bhai? 🤷

Originally posted by: Arreyaar

Why do kashmiri’s hate indians in the first place and turns pro pak ?

This is so sad. Kashmiri muslims refers to us as indians and don’t consider themselves Indians. More than the enemy across border we have enemies in our own country.

The answer is very difficult . In the 80s paki sponsored terrorism in kashmir & punjab, brain washed them into demanding azaadi from India....they started killing kashmiri Hindus..during&after the exodus infiltration in kashmir was at all time high ..Indian army took over to bring peace in valley but it took decades ..now their local population is against the Indian army ..after 370 , it will take sometime to bring normalcy ..but imo this time it'll be permanent ..bec of 2 reasons ..1 is that local kashmiris would not want to go with either paki or China, they've seen worst conditions in pok..2nd reason is that after almost 4 decades of terrorism & suffering, they would want peace & normalcy for the coming generations.. India has given them that opportunity , economy of kashmir was building, tourism was restored ..they're finding employment n earning well ..but we still have a long way to go as far as internal security goes ..

Originally posted by: FBIr3port

both fighting Islamic terrorism. Both targeted by Islamic terrorists and their supporters as both have stated that they have zero tolerance for terrorism.

Israel was First Nation (and still is) to openly stand by India. I am glad to have them as allies. They love India and Indians.

India was victim of cross-border terrorism by Pakistan. Israel-Palestine on the other hand has got nothing to do with Islamic terrorism - it’s a legitimate land dispute between two groups. And unlike India, Israel is a bully. As bad was the Oct 7th attack, Israel has committed 10 times the atrocities on Palestinians even grabbing 90% of land. No comparison whatsoever.

Originally posted by: RockingSunny

Typical victim play by these libtards, extremists, deshdrohis. There are literally videos which proves their involvement and countless other attacks in past. I wish government could directly deport these deshdrohis to Pakistan

I agree completely.

When we are not even made same by God, how can humans see equality is beyond my comprehension.

Originally posted by: FBIr3port

I hope people read this long post. I loved it and hence sharing

Sharing something here Bringing out true flavor of what India is … a write up on India beautifully scripted by Ajit Sivaram ;

——————————————————————————

India isn't a country. It's a beautiful contradiction.

The world looks at us and sees chaos.

We look at the same scene and see home.

They call it noise. We call it life.

They see poverty. We see resilience.

They see crowds. We see community.

This isn't blind patriotism.

It's the complexity of loving something that refuses to be simple.

India breaks every rule of what should work. Our traffic shouldn't move, but it does. Our diversity should divide us, but it doesn't. Our democracy should collapse under its own weight, but it stands. Somehow, impossibly, magnificently - it all works. Not perfectly. Not always efficiently. But it works.

Foreigners arrive with clipboards and theories. They measure our GDP, our sanitation, our systems. They leave confused when they see joy in places their metrics said should have none. They can't understand why the same people who complain about corruption will defend India fiercely to an outsider.

Because they're looking for consistency. And India isn't consistent. It's contradictory.

We worship goddesses but struggle with women's safety. We invented zero but can't fix our potholes. We send rockets to Mars but still have villages without electricity. We touch feet in the morning and party at night. We're ancient and infant, spiritual and material, frustrating and fulfilling - all at once.

The secret that outsiders miss is this: Indians don't love India despite its problems. We love it with its problems. The chaos is part of the charm. The struggle is part of the story. The imperfection is part of the beauty.

This isn't resignation. It's a different kind of hope. Not the Western kind that demands immediate solutions, but the Eastern kind that understands time moves in cycles, not lines. That problems aren't just to be fixed but to be lived through. That joy isn't what happens when suffering ends, but what happens while you're waiting.

We don't need the world to understand India.

We just need them to accept that some things can't be understood, only experienced.

Because India isn't a place you analyze.

It's a place you surrender to.

And in that surrender, somehow, you find yourself.