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These people call themselves saviours of the constitution😭

British Victory from the Peshwas in 1818 was a "Moment of Liberation" for them

B.N. Rau chaired the 1941–1944 committee that drafted the initial reforms for Hindu personal laws. Jawaharlal Nehru, as Prime Minister, championed this, aiming to codify laws regarding marriage, divorce, and inheritance to improve women's rights, with B.R. Ambedkar preparing the final Bill in 1948. [1, 2, 3, 4]

B.N. Rau’s Role: The Architect of the Draft

• B.N. Rau Committee (1941-1944): The British government appointed Rau to examine the need for a codified Hindu law. The committee conducted an extensive India-wide survey, examining witnesses and associations.
• Draft Code (1947): The committee recommended a uniform code for Hindus, focusing on giving women equal rights in inheritance and making monogamy compulsory.
• Basis for Reform: The B.N. Rau Committee Report (1947) provided the foundation for the eventual Hindu Code Bill presented after independence. [3, 4, 5]

Jawaharlal Nehru's Role: The Proponent and Champion

• Commitment to Modernization: Nehru saw the reform as a crucial step for a modern, secular India and a necessary step for gender equality.
• Ambedkar's one and Only Role: Nehru tasked Bhim Ambedkar with developing the Hindu Code Bill in 1948.
• "Die or Swim" Pledge: Nehru initially strongly supported Ambedkar's draft, which sought to end polygamy, allow divorce, and provide equal property rights to women.
• Political Compromise and Passing (1950s): Following immense opposition from orthodox lawmakers and conservatives, and subsequent to Ram Madhav's account of the bill being shelved, Nehru broken down the comprehensive bill into smaller parts and successfully passed it through Parliament between 1952-1956 (including the Hindu Marriage Act and Hindu Succession Act). [1, 2, 4, 6, 7]

Sources:

[1] https://gsmp.in/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/3-3.pdf

[2] https://testbook.com/ias-preparation/hindu-code-bill

[3] https://x.com/Crystal_x_Clear/status/1979918034874585531

[4] https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/2455328X16661083

[5] https://www.researchgate.net/publication/398123870_Legislation_and_Legacy_A_Closer_Look_at_the_Hindu_Code_Bill_in_Rajasthan

[6] https://www.rammadhav.in/articles/nehrus-law-ambedkars-bill/

[7] https://indianexpress.com/article/columns/b-r-ambedkar-constitution-of-india-hindu-code-bill-constitution-drafting-committee-dr-rajendra-prasad-9266801/

I eat Deletes for Breakfast 🤙🍿

Don't F with the ♠️

Picture 1: DELETEs Flexing Reservation Knowledge

Picture 2: Baba Saheb displaying women Empowerment skills by Calling Women a Slave of Men whose only duty is to serve men

Picture 3: Phule calling Mata Saraswati R***

So Women Empowering na?

Post Refrence: https://www.reddit.com/r/brahmanclub/comments/1t0xby2/they_say_brahmanwaad_has_no_space_for_women/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb3x&utm_name=mweb3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

75% Govt Jobs were given to Brahmans

240+ MPs and 13/15 CMs 👑🙏🏻

Local Brahmans of Ayodhya were given 2 options either to change religion or to Migrate

And our Brothers choose resistance 👑

"Saanghaa" 🤣

And Now the Hindus want us out 🙂

What is he planning? 🙄🤔

Then why our Women more successful than yours?

UP the strongest hold of Brahman Crumbles as Brahmans in Ayodhya are forced to convert or migrate

This is UP the strongest hold of Brahmans.

Kashmir didn't happen in a day either.... 💔

"Spit in their face" you heard it right 🥲

The Musahar are a highly marginalized Dalit community primarily located in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, and Nepal, often considered "dalits among dalits". Historically known as "rat-eaters" (Mus = rat, ahar = eater), they face extreme poverty, landlessness, and social exclusion, working mostly as agricultural or bonded labourers. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Key Details About the Musahar Caste:

• Demographics & Location: They constitute a significant portion of the Scheduled Castes (SC) in Bihar, where they are classified as Mahadalits (3.08% of the population, per). They are also present in Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh, and Nepal.
• Socio-economic Conditions: They are largely landless, with over 79% of families earning less than ₹6,000 per month. Literacy rates are extremely low, and they often face extreme hunger and malnutrition.
• Social Status: They occupy the lowest rung of the social hierarchy, often residing outside main village areas in settlements known as 'Musahar Tolas'.
• Origin: Often considered an offshoot of the Bhuiya tribe of Chotanagpur, they are traditionally forest dwellers who were marginalized over time.
• Cultural Icons: Dashrath Manjhi, known as the "Mountain Man," is a prominent icon for the community.
• Employment: They primarily work as daily wagers, agricultural labourers, and sometimes in low-paid, menial jobs. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]

The community is frequently referred to by the name 'Musahar', which is not their original name but an imposed one, highlighting their historical struggle for survival through eating rats in times of famine

His extraordinary life inspired the 2012 film Ek Tha Tiger. [1]

Ravindra Kaushik (11 April 1952 – 21 November 2001) was an extraordinary Indian Research and Analysis Wing (R&AW) agent, famously known as "The Black Tiger". He is considered one of India's most successful deep-cover spies, having infiltrated the Pakistan Army and achieved high-ranking positions while passing critical information back to India. [1, 2]

Astonishing Achievements

• Infiltration of Pakistan Army: After undergoing two years of intensive training in Delhi—which included learning Urdu, studying Islamic rituals, and undergoing circumcision—Kaushik crossed into Pakistan in 1975 at age 23.
• "Nabi Ahmed Shakir": Assuming the identity of "Nabi Ahmed Shakir," a Muslim from Islamabad, he gained admission to Karachi University, completed his LLB, and joined the Pakistan Army.
• Rank of Major: Through sheer brilliance, intelligence, and discipline, he rose to the rank of Major in the Pakistan Army, working in the Military Accounts Department.
• "The Black Tiger" Title: Then-Prime Minister Indira Gandhi gave him the title of "Black Tiger" in recognition of his exceptional service.
• Critical Information: Between 1979 and 1983, he passed highly valuable information to R&AW regarding Pakistani military operations, troop movements in Punjab, and strategic plans, which reportedly saved thousands of Indian soldiers' lives.
• Deep Cover Life: To maintain his cover, he married a local woman named Amanat and fathered a child in Pakistan. [1, 2]

Capture and Tragic End

• Exposure & Detention: In 1983, his cover was compromised by another agent, leading to his arrest, brutal torture, and a death sentence (later commuted to life).
• Final Years: He spent 16 years in various prisons, suffering from deteriorating health before passing away from tuberculosis and heart disease in November 2001.
• Legacy: Despite his immense sacrifice, Kaushik remained relatively unsung, often expressing his disillusionment through letters home, questioning the nation's recognition of his sacrifices. [1]

Sources:

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ravindra_Kaushik

[2] https://www.ijcrt.org/papers/IJCRT2512204.pdf

The guy in the video says "we don't support Castism"

I mean Waa? 😭