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Every Indian ethnicity dreams of ruling over Kabul, but most of them only dreamt of it, except my Shaivite ancestors
Paramabhattāraka Mahārājādhirāja Parameśvara Śāhi Bhīmadeva
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Sikhs would go berserk when it came to matters involving cow slaughter.
Here's just a glimpse of what they did to a Muslim who was accused of eating beef in Peshawar.
@fawadchaudhry @nezajatt
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>Major General Siri Kanth Korla
> Himachali Brahmin
>Military Cross recipient
> Known as one of the great company commanders of the Burma Campaign and among the most highly and heavily decorated Indian officers of the British Indian Army during the Second World War
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There was a soldier from Bilaspur who served in the 10th Baluch Regiment and won the Victoria Cross, the highest gallantry award of the British Empire.
His name was Sepoy Bhandari Ram, born on 24 July 1919 in Gehadwin, in the former Kahlur princely state (present-day Bilaspur).
During the Burma Campaign of WWII, on 22 November 1944, his unit came under heavy Japanese machine-gun fire at East Mayu in the Arakan region. Despite being wounded by bullets and grenade fragments, Bhandari Ram crawled towards the enemy bunker and destroyed the machine-gun post with a grenade thrown from just five yards away. His courage inspired his fellow soldiers to advance and capture the position.
His bravery was officially recognised in the London Gazette on 8 February 1945, and he was awarded the Victoria Cross.
After Independence, he continued serving in the Indian Army, eventually retiring as an Honorary Captain in 1969. He passed away on 19 May 2002.
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Pandit Rajesh Kumar ji still offer's his sewa to the temple in Kabul.
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Giani Inderjeet Singh Raqbewale explains that Bandi Chor Diwas has nothing to do with Diwali. Sikhs celebrated Diwali as celebrated in rest of India. They say that tradition could not be broken as it famous so they forcefully rebranded it to separate themselves from Hindus
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Congratulations to Avika Sharma from Udhampur Jammu, coming from humble background, who secured Rank 2 Among females in NDA 2026
A proud moment for Dogras of Jammu.
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Alexander and the Brahmans :
When a Punjabi Brahman (Kalyana or kalanos) made the emperor of the world bow at his feet and ordered him that if he wanted to meet, he must come n@ked and leave his pride behind and Alexander made him his guru
For more details read the snippets
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Even this Kalua baman is more realistic than you.
He earns more than your entire lineage,not dependent on X payouts and most importantly
he is proud of his roots and culture unlike you.
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One day, Mahan Singh Bali slapped the Pakjabis so hard, destroyed their houses, then casually gave them Rs1000 jagir and settled them again. This is how Brahmins used to play with Pakjabis 😂😂
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The gold Koftgari sword of Raja Mahan Singh Mirpuri, a Mohyal Saraswat Brahmin of the Bali clan and the founder of the modern city of Mansehra (in present-day Khyber Pakhtunkhwa)
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The Rowail Zamindar Palace originally built by Virendra Mohan Dar early 1800's
Later this palace was sold to two brothers Kamud Mohan Ray and his brother after this palace was sold people forgot about the Dhars. Now this is in ruins. But the 300 year old shiv mandir still Exists
The gold Koftgari sword of Raja Mahan Singh Mirpuri, a Mohyal Saraswat Brahmin of the Bali clan and the founder of the modern city of Mansehra (in present-day Khyber Pakhtunkhwa)
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The painting of Raja Virendra Mohan Dar of akhnoor, J&K .
This is the photographed image. Original was lost in 1940s, painted by Thomas hickey comissioned by Raja Virendra's son- Raja Mukund Dar.
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Silver dirk sword of Raja Virendra Mohan Dar.
