சூர்யபுத்திரன் retweeted
Two horrifying incidents involving school students have been reported, and both are extremely disturbing. One happened in Panchkula, Haryana, and the other in Raptadu, Andhra Pradesh.
First, the Panchkula incident.
A 6-year-old kindergarten girl was brutally assaulted by an 8-year-old Class 3 student inside a school. The boy allegedly took her to an empty classroom, hit her head against a bench, and attacked her with a brick. She was left unconscious and reportedly remained unnoticed for nearly two hours.
Now, the Andhra Pradesh incident.
At Zilla Parishad High School in Raptadu, Anantapur district, a man named Hemanth entered a classroom carrying a chainsaw and attacked a 15-year-old Class 10 girl named Gopika. The girl suffered extremely serious injuries, including deep cuts to her neck, face, and abdomen. Reports also say that her right hand was nearly severed.
Another student, Lakshmi, was also injured while trying to save her.
These two incidents highlight two different but equally serious failures. The Panchkula incident raises questions about internal safety within schools, while the Andhra Pradesh incident exposes the failure of external security and the ease with which an outsider can enter a school and attack children.
Schools are supposed to be safe spaces for children. If children are not safe even inside their classrooms, we seriously need to rethink our school security systems and accountability. Education means nothing if we cannot ensure the safety of our children.
This is shocking : Punjab Police is exposed trying to frame a Hindu saint in a drug case.
In Khanna, CCTV footage from Mahant Kashmir Giri's residence shows a police officer placing something under a mattress. The same spot was later used to claim a recovery of 30 grams of heroin, leading to the saint's arrest..
This is what Kejriwal is doing in Punjab....
சூர்யபுத்திரன் retweeted
🚨 An eight-year-old boy held a father's hand and offered to help him find his missing KG daughter. He calmly told the father that he knew exactly where she was. But what the CCTV footage later revealed was absolutely horrifying.
😱😱👇
In a school in Haryana, as usual, the school day was over and parents had started arriving to pick up their children.
A father came to pick up his little daughter, who was studying in KG. Just imagine how young that child must be.
But when he reached the usual spot where his daughter would be waiting, she was nowhere to be seen.
He immediately approached the class teacher and asked about her.
The teacher casually told him, "She must have gone to the toilet. Check there, or look inside the classroom, or somewhere around the school."
So the father started searching everywhere. He checked the girls' washroom, the playground and the canteen.
While he was desperately searching, an eight-year-old boy approached him, held his hand and said, "Uncle, you are looking for your daughter, right? She is in KG, isn't she? I know where she is. A group of boys beat her up. I saw it."
The boy then took him straight to a classroom.
But the classroom was locked.
The father was confused. He asked, "How can my daughter be inside when the classroom is locked?"
The little boy told him, "Uncle, look through the window. You can see your daughter inside."
And what he saw was horrifying.
His little girl was lying in a pool of bl....
The terrified father raised an alarm and called for help. The school staff eventually opened the locked classroom.
The child was unconscious. Her face was so badly swollen that it was difficult to recognise her. There were bricks and flower pots lying nearby. It appeared that these objects had been used to attack her, repeatedly hitting her in the face and head.
Her eyes and the surrounding areas were badly swollen.
The little girl is now in a very critical condition and has still not regained consciousness.
But what happened next is even more shocking.😱
When the school authorities checked the CCTV footage to find out who had done this, they discovered something unbelievable.
The very same eight-year-old boy who had approached the father, held his hand and claimed that he knew where the girl was, was actually the one who had attacked her!😱
Even more disturbing is that the boy reportedly continued attacking her even after she had lost consciousness.
Why would an eight-year-old child do something so violent? What made him behave this way? Nobody seems to have an answer yet.
And what about the school management?🥺
How can a classroom be locked without even checking whether a child is still inside? How could nobody notice that this little girl was missing?
This entire incident is deeply shocking.🥺
Think about that eight-year-old boy. He behaved as though nothing had happened. He calmly approached the father, pretended to help him find his daughter and even led him to the very classroom where he had left her.
At just eight years of age, how can a child display such extreme violence and lie so naturally?
This also raises serious questions about the environment in which he is growing up.
His family environment, the influences around him and his psychological well-being need careful examination. Is he growing up in a healthy environment? What kind of influences is he exposed to?
An incident like this cannot simply be ignored. There are serious questions that need answers.
சூர்யபுத்திரன் retweeted
. @IndianExpress Nice hit-job, but you forgot to mention basic facts in your own article:
1. Surat Diamond Bourse is NOT a govt project. Not 1 rupee taxpayer money. It's built by 4,200 diamond traders themselves putting Rs 3,200 cr of THEIR money. All 4,700 offices are SOLD OUT. Empty!= unsold.
2. Why 300/4700 operational? Same reason Bharat Diamond Bourse Mumbai took 20 YEARS to become full. Traders bought offices as investment + for future. Shifting a $80 BILLION industry from Mahidharpura (where they've been for 50 years) to Khajod, 15km away, doesn't happen overnight.
3. Global diamond industry is in its worst crisis since 2008. De Beers cut prices, lab-grown diamonds crashed natural diamond by 60%, Russia-Ukraine sanctions, China demand down 50%, now US 25% tariff. Mumbai Bourse is also down 40%. Surat is not empty because of Modi, it's empty because diamond market is down globally.
4. Your own article says - SDB chairman Govind Dholakia (BJP MP) himself is shifting after Diwali, Dy CM Harsh Sanghavi said 1,500 offices to open in next 1 year. First India-UK FTA consignment worth $10 million went from SDB in July, Dubai's Stargems did Rs 500 cr auction.
Calling it "Modi's guarantee failed" for a PRIVATE building during global diamond recession is like calling Wankhede empty during off-season.
A sincere advice to you; Do journalism, not activism!!
Three years ago, PM Modi inaugurated the 3,200-crore Surat Diamond Bourse, calling it “the best diamond in the world” and an example of “Modi’s guarantee” for Surat.
Today, the “world’s biggest office space in a single project” is a largely empty shell.
indianexpress.com/article/ex…
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Qualifications of @nsitharaman:
BA (Economics)
MA (Economics)
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Commerce Minister, India
Defence Minister, India
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Qualifications of @RahulGandhi:
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சூர்யபுத்திரன் retweeted
The Game of Oil
The US-Iran war created problems for the entire world, but it also brought a ray of hope for many people, especially those who wanted to see India fail.
They knew this war would shoot up oil prices. Since India imports around 80% of its oil requirements, they expected it would destroy India’s economy and growth story.
Remember Rahul Gandhi’s May statement, when he said, “An economic tsunami is coming in India.”
But things did not go as badly as India’s enemies were expecting.
Diesel prices have risen since March 2026:
Turkey: 61%
USA: 60%
France: 43%
Germany: 40%
China: 21%
India: 8%
How India survived this tsunami
The entire world is giving credit to PM Narendra Modi and Indian Oil Minister Hardeep Singh Puri.
Hardeep Singh Puri has had a distinguished diplomatic career, years of public service, a deep understanding of international power dynamics, and the responsibility of navigating India’s energy interests.
What he did:
Expanded India’s supplier base
Found new supply routes
Negotiated heavily
And, most importantly, ramped up domestic production
That made him enemy number one for Rahul Gandhi and his naraz fufas and dimagi naxals gang.
The current stupid Epstein attacks against Hardeep Singh Puri are just excuses to target Puri and puncture India's game of oil.
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Times Now was forced to take down this brutal roast of Rahul Gandhi from its social media timeline.
You are requested not to share this video
சூர்யபுத்திரன் retweeted
We all know how @INCIndia has used Banks and financial institutions as personal entities and pressured bank employees to extend loans at their whim, bypassing prudent lending norms.
Let me list a few instances.
- In 1957, Haridas Mundra got money from LIC due to influence by the Congress leaders.
- In 1976, Indira Gandhi's government removed SBI Chairman R.K. Talwar after he refused political pressure to relax lending conditions for a company linked to Sanjay Gandhi's circle.
- Sanjay Gandhi pressured the Central Bank of India over loans to Maruti.
- B. Janardhana Poojary, MoS Finance under Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi — pressured bank employees to issue loans in the 1980s.
- Pawan Kumar Bansal, as a minister in the UPA, pressured Canara Bank to give loans to his family-linked businesses.
The IDBI Bank was handed over to us in poor shape, as IDBI itself was forced to lend to large business groups with close connections to @INCIndia leaders such as Videocon, Winsome, ABG Shipyard, Kingfisher, etc. These turned into bad loans, causing huge losses for IDBI Bank, which we recognised.
The NDA govt led by Hon'ble PM Shri @narendramodi revived the IDBI bank through professionalism, prudence and recapitalisation of more than Rs 25,000 crores. The IDBI Bank is now poised for its next phase of growth.
All due process has been followed in the IDBI Bank strategic restructuring, and we have already clarified this yesterday.
Check this: pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.…
Many more instances of blatant scams and economic mismanagement have been covered in the White Paper on the Indian Economy released in February 2024. It remains relevant even now.
Read here: bsmedia.business-standard.co…
Your lies with respect to Rafale had failed and were exposed. You had to apologise. The same will happen here.
Congress-era banking had a phonebook for the powerful and a rulebook for the common citizens.
The era of 'connection and setting banking' is over.
Common people now have easy access to loans, and employees are not under pressure to extend loans over the phone calls.
Every country has media that work for China's narratives. Even the US has WaPo, NYT, and WSJ - which Trump calls as China Street Journal.
In India which media do you think promote China while creating narratives against India's strategic development to benefit China?
சூர்யபுத்திரன் retweeted
Homeopathy. German, right (This is what we all have been taught) ?
Samuel Hahnemann, a German physician, set out its "like cures like" principle in 1796: a substance that produces symptoms in a healthy person could, he argued, treat similar symptoms in someone who was ill.
Now look at a much older Indian medical text.....
The Charaka Samhita contains this line:
विषं विषघ्नमुक्तं यत् प्रभावस्तत्र कारणम्।
viṣaṃ viṣaghnam uktaṃ yat prabhāvas tatra kāraṇam
"Where poison is said to counter poison, the cause is prabhava."
The context is worth reading. The text discusses how substances act through their taste, qualities, potency and post-digestive effect. But these properties don't explain every action.
It uses prabhava, a substance's specific action, to account for effects that those properties cannot explain. Poison countering poison is one example.
These passages predate Hahnemann by well over a 1,000 years.
I am just sharing a few documented facts. You all can analyse them as per your own wisdom.
Sources: Charaka Samhita, Sutrasthana 26.69; Chikitsasthana 24.117-119. I. Loudon, "A brief history of homeopathy", Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 2006.
Photo 1: The actual passage, highlighted in a printed Charaka Samhita, Nirnaya Sagar Press edition. Note the numbering: this edition prints it as verse 66; the modern references used in the post number it 26.69. Yellow highlighting added for readability.
Photo 2: A handwritten folio from the Sutrasthana section of the Charaka Samhita. This is a manuscript illustration, not the specific poison passage shown in photo 1. Wellcome Collection, London, Or Indic Gamma 353. CC BY 4.0.
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What does the next big leap in India's animal husbandry and dairy sector look like?
To know that, come to Banaskantha, Gujarat!
A 127-acre, Bovine Breeding and Research Centre is being launched tomorrow, 30th October.
It is a great example of how science and innovation are furthering the welfare of our farmers.
சூர்யபுத்திரன் retweeted
A yogi under a tree. A water pot, a gourd and a small dog beside him. And above his head, four lines of Persian.
This painting belongs to the story of an Indian yoga book whose original is no longer known to survive.
Its name was Amritakunda. The "Pool of Nectar".
It taught breath control, meditation on the body's energy centres and mantras. Its transmission accounts connect it with Kamarupa, in present-day Assam, although scholars question parts of that origin story.
No original Sanskrit or other Indian-language copy is known today. But the text continued through Arabic and Persian translations and adaptations.
Turkish and Urdu versions also survive. Even a Judaeo-Arabic version has been found in Yemen.
Around 1550, in Gujarat, the Sufi Muhammad Ghawth Gwaliyari expanded and reworked this material in Persian. He called it Bahr al-Hayat, the "Ocean of Life".
About half a century later, a copy was made for Jahangir. It included paintings of yogis practising different postures. The picture here is from that manuscript.
These are different stages of the story: the lost Indian text, its translations, and Ghawth's expanded Persian work. They aren't interchangeable. But without those translations and adaptations, far less of the Amritakunda's contents would be available to study.
The illustrated Persian manuscript in these photos is now in the Chester Beatty Library, Dublin.
Sources: Carl W. Ernst, "The Islamization of Yoga in the Amrtakunda Translations", Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, 2003; Smithsonian National Museum of Asian Art, "Yoga: The Art of Transformation".
Photo 1: A yogi beneath a tree, with Persian text above. From the illustrated Bahr al-Hayat made around 1600 for Jahangir. Chester Beatty Library, Dublin, In 16.
Photo 2: Opening page of the same Persian manuscript, Bahr al-Hayat, "Ocean of Life". This is the expanded Persian work, not the lost Amritakunda original. Chester Beatty Library, Dublin, In 16.
சூர்யபுத்திரன் retweeted
BREAKING: Supreme Court says Bank employees are involved in digital scams, calls out RBI for not taking any action against them.
Replying to @LawBeatInd
CJI: The bank employees are involved in all this, hence there is soft peddling on all this. Unfortunately, RBI is consulting the banks when we are asking it to take action against banks.
BREAKING: The biggest financial frauds in the country have taken place through this digital arrest and we are unable to do anything about it, says CJI Kant.
சூர்யபுத்திரன் retweeted
Palakkad Sriram, the Man behind ARR's Carnatic Compositions clearly tells that Rahman is a Music Producer and Not a Composer.He used Sukhwinder for Chaiyya Chaiyya and himself for Vetrikodi Kattu for Padayappa.
#Ramayana #RamayanaMovie
Replying to @Rajaram93584674
The #ARR thread contd...
Palakkad Sriram on how Sukhwinder Singh started the tune of "Chaiyya chaiyya..." in Dilse...(10/n)
சூர்யபுத்திரன் retweeted
Zero Check Karlo Bhai! 😂
#MLCElectionResults #BallotPaper
சூர்யபுத்திரன் retweeted
Before preaching about corporate transparency, consider your family's 70-year history of erecting political roadblocks to suppress the Tata Group.
• 1953: Air India forcibly nationalized by the Nehru administration despite J.R.D. Tata’s direct opposition.
• 1969–81: Tata Steel’s growth choked by draconian MRTP bureaucratic restrictions.
• 1973: New India Assurance seized and nationalized by the Indira Gandhi government.
• 1997: Tata-Singapore Airlines venture derailed by the United Front’s foreign aviation bans.
• 2005–11: VSNL land demerger delayed under the UPA, paralyzing key equity-raising efforts.
• 2008: The UPA regime’s catastrophic intelligence and security blunders left the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel completely vulnerable to the 26/11 Pakistani terrorists
• 2008–16: Nano plant forced out of Singur by chaotic TMC-Congress political agitations.
• 2012: Three Tata Teleservices licenses axed by the SC due to the UPA's spectrum misallocation.
@RahulGandhi 's Crocodile tears for headlines cannot rewrite history.
Before you speak further,this list of UPA-era corruption cases exposes your true legacy, stripping away any right you claim to lecture others on transparency.
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MLC elections in 28 seats across 4 big states - Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Bihar and Karnataka.
Elections held using ballot papers.
Guess how many seats Congress won? 🧐
சூர்யபுத்திரன் retweeted
A Slap in the Face to Cinema Fanatics and to People Like CJP Who Call Themselves “Secular” While Acting Against the Nation!
A Class 10 student from Coimbatore left the multi-talented Dr. Anand Ranganathan—writer, political commentator and scientist—stunned with his pointed questions.
At a literary event organised today by the Verandah Club, in a gathering filled with elders and intellectuals, the young boy courageously took the microphone and began asking questions in English. His questions were:
🚩 If, as you say, the government has brought temples under the control of the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Department, why has it left mosques and churches outside such government control?
🚩 Isn't it because the moment the government attempts to take over a church, large groups of people would gather and protest?
🚩 In my own hometown of Coimbatore, the accused Bashaa, who was involved in the 1998 bomb blasts, was given a large funeral procession. The government did not stop it.
🚩 When all these things are viewed together, CJP—which I personally dislike and completely oppose—has nevertheless acquired the courage to challenge a government that has been in power for 12 years.
🚩 We, the majority community, are opposed to all this. If nearly 80% of the people oppose it, why are we reluctant to come out onto the streets?
🚩 Right before our eyes, atrocities and injustices against our people are taking place.
🚩 The Leader of the Opposition in the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly says, “Long live Tamil; Sanatana Dharma, which divides Tamils, must be abolished.” Several MLAs inside the same Assembly have expressed their support for this.
🚩 Why are we unable to do anything about them? Why are we, as ordinary citizens, unable to take any action against them?
🚩 Why do we all hesitate to unite and protest against any injustice being committed against us?
🚩 You and Sai Deepak, who raise your voices for the younger generation of Hindus, should take the lead and start a movement. We will fight, and we will follow you.
🚩 The boy's speech exploded like a string of firecrackers bursting in succession!
🚩 What clarity of thought and expression! At such a young age, what remarkable clarity he displayed regarding Hindu Dharma and the nation! The entire auditorium reverberated with applause. Even Dr. Anand Ranganathan appeared momentarily taken aback.
🚩 After regaining his composure, he said that he himself doubted whether he could have asked such questions at that age.
But, he said, this gathering must provide answers to the questions raised by the young boy.
🚩 The Coimbatore boy is an example of how the younger generation should be.





































