Instead we forced to study 5, 6 long pages of propaganda of glorification about Mughal emperors. ( who actually did looted, burned hindu temples, forced converted, beheaded millions. Push down millions of hindus into poverty, impose jazia law for continuing their hindu worship. )

Instead Noone knew about,

Cholas dynasty, pandya dynasty, maurya dynasty, Gupta dynasty all hindu warriors and their kingdom history is not teached in our school curriculum. This need to change.

Will the same happen in India in 2029? Are we witnessing the fall of right wing fascist leaders?

Source - Economic Times , Mid Day , Newsonair

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In his latest article titled "An aspiring, achieving, & assertive new India" (published in the Hindustan Times on October 26, 2026), former England cricket captain Kevin Pietersen heavily praised India's transformation under Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Pietersen highlighted the country's rapid rise across global leadership, technology, infrastructure, sports, and wildlife conservation.

Idk what’s this situation in the country that every damn person is just obsessed with politicians. When they should be asking them questions for being accountable, giving you the best class services, and developing the nation.

But we’re entangled in the loop of Religion, Caste and idolising politicians as if they’re a god.
No Modi is not a god. No, Rahul Gandhi is not a saviour. They’re mere politicians who’re supposed to serve us, not us fighting for them.

Everyday I see people fighting over this bullshit. Just for clarity, the BJP has the criminals who were in Congress before, and I am pretty sure they will go back to Congress if the government changes and Congress comes back. Ultimately, it’s us, the general public who will face the daily hurdles.

The current government runs on religious propaganda, the Opposition runs on caste-based politics. I mean, it’s damn 2026, see the other countries, see their development.

Why can’t we make India great again? Go beyond these shitty topics and focus on science, healthcare, education and civic sense?

Why is it so hard? I am tired of this. I cry sometimes seeing the situation in our country, I am mostly apolitical and keep my country on the first priority, why can’t everyone do that.

Right-wingers, stop obsessing about Modi, he’s no God, and he won’t be there in the next 10-15 years. Someone else will replace him.
Left Wingers, stop making the same mistake right wingers made with Modi. We do not need another messiah.

Just ask them for accountability, it’s for you. You fighting for them makes no damn sense.
Vote chori is a serious issue, tomorrow it will come around and bite you as well.
Irrespective of left or right government, do not normalise that. It’s our right.
Freedom of expression is our right, do not normalise government or state pressuring you to stop. Tomorrow, tomorrow you won’t be able to raise an issue.
Start talking about corruption and put them behind jail, 70 years se kya ho raha tha, last 12 years se kya ho raha tha doesn’t matter. What’s happening now is what matters.

We elected the Modi government to fix things, but its unfortunately doing the same thing that Congress used to do. And sorry to say with a bigger violence and hunger for power. We cannot just ignore these while the politician’s kid goes out and has a lavish life.

We need to show them that people of India > Government of India.

Start thinking logically, start thinking from heart for the country.

Jai Hind.

Hats off to the person who made this.

He's hit the nail on Social Media's head and analysed the monster top to toe.

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