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Well, well… looks like they're each other's biggest fan club...🤣😂
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One thing that I hate particularly about benevolent racism is the orientalist treatment religions like Buddhism and Hinduism get, as if our philosophy and cultural practices mean that we can do no wrong and our free from criticism. Despite popular western narrative the religious institutions of Buddhism and Hinduism are not the peace-loving, enlightened faiths that we are often presented as.
Buddhism has been used to as an excuse to commit two genocides across South Asia (against the Rohingya people in Myanmar and against Tamil, Hindu, Muslim and Christian communities in Sri Lanka). I cannot give you a specific number on the number of religious minorities and caste oppressed people who have been murdered in the name of Hindu supremacy across India because it ranges in millions of billions throughout south Asian history.
And yet white people continue to travel to South Asia to ‘find themselves’ and go back home to their privileged lives having learned about karma and dharma and reincarnation cycles and speaking about the inherent superiority of south Asian philosophy knowledge while ignoring the ways that these ideologies have been used to harm the oppressed within south Asian communities, on the subcontinent or within the diaspora.
And I’m saying this because I am religious. I know I am Hindu and that I benefit from many of the systems that sustain Hinduism (like caste for example) while actively being harmed by Hindu ideology in other ways (such as my queer and trans identities) and we have got to acknowledge the harm religion does as we practice our faith to be better allies to those who most suffer from these systems. Like, religion is violent because it is formed and spread by humans and while I try to believe that most people will choose kindness because the other option is frankly fucking horrifying, I know that this is quite naive and that humans are violent. We will oppress to claw any bit of power we can gather. We cannot let faith blind us as we work together to free all oppressed peoples. We just can’t. Take my hand. Let’s do the work together.
Rahul Gandhi Targets PM Modi Over Foreign Policy, Calls Government ‘Subservient to US’
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi launched a sharp attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accusing the government of remaining silent despite the deaths of Indian nationals linked to incidents near the Strait of Hormuz and in Oman. Calling Modi a “compromised PM,” Rahul alleged that India was behaving like an “obedient servant” of the United States and failing to protect national interests. The remarks have intensified the political debate over India's foreign policy and the safety of Indians working abroad, as tensions continue to rise in the Gulf region.
Following the formation of the new government, authorities ordered the setting up of detention centres for undocumented Bangladeshis and Roh
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Major Governance Changes Announced in Tamil Nadu, Kerala & West Bengal
Newly formed governments in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and West Bengal have started implementing major administrative reforms — from reducing VIP culture to launching AI-focused ministries.
Tamil Nadu: Chief Minister Vijay has ordered that public traffic should not be stopped for his convoy. Key reforms include: • Closure of liquor shops near temples, schools & bus stands • Launch of women’s safety initiative “Singappen Force” • 24x7 CCTV monitoring in police stations • AI Ministry established under R. Kumar • Young cabinet with several first-time ministers
Kerala: The government led by V. D. Satheesan is focusing on simplicity and public accessibility: • CM convoy limited to just two vehicles • Luxury renovations for ministers banned • Easier public access to ministers and the Secretariat • ASHA workers’ honorarium increased to ₹12,000/month • State claims to launch India’s first dedicated AI Ministry • SilverLine semi-high-speed rail project canceled
West Bengal: Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari has announced governance and transparency reforms: • Smaller VIP convoys with minimal public disruption • Live streaming of Assembly proceedings • Free bus service for women from June 1 • “Vande Mataram” made mandatory in educational institutions including madrasas
These changes are being seen as attempts to reduce VIP culture, improve public access, and modernize governance with technology-driven policies.
West Bengal Cuts OBC Reservation From 17% to 7% — Major Changes Announced
Big Changes in West Bengal’s OBC Reservation System
The West Bengal government has reduced OBC reservation from 17% to 7%, with only 66 castes now remaining under the quota system.
• Religion-based classification removed • 2010–2012 inclusion of 77 castes declared invalid following Calcutta High Court order • Around 12 lakh OBC certificates issued after 2010 affected • Existing jobs secured under OBC quota will remain valid
Castes still included in the revised list: Kurmis, Kapalis, Karmakars, Swarnakars, Tantis, Goalas and several others.
Other Major Cabinet Decisions: • Government job age limit increased by 5 years • New anti-corruption investigation panel approved • Women to receive ₹3000 monthly under Annapurna Yojana • Free bus travel for women from June 1 • Religious honorarium for Imams, Muezzins & priests discontinued • 7th Pay Commission approved for state employees
The decisions are expected to trigger major political and social debate across the state.
4 States & Puducherry Free From Election Code, Development Projects Set to Resume
The Election Commission has officially removed the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) in Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, and Puducherry after the completion of assembly elections.
After weeks of restrictions since March 15, governments can now restart stalled projects, approve new schemes, accelerate budget spending, and push major policy decisions.
Exception: West Bengal’s Falta assembly seat will continue under MCC due to re-polling orders.
With election results declared and new governments taking shape, these regions are now entering a fresh phase of governance and development.