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Delhi University College student Union result ,winner Brahmin list
Approximately 37% Indian army chief’s have been Brahmin.
11 out of 30 chief of army staff have been Brahmin
A tearful tribute to the brave martyr of Sultanpur UP, Shri Anand Prakash Tiwari
The news of the martyrdom of Shri Anand Prakash Tiwari, a brave son of the nation, a resident of Nevra village of Kudwar Gram Sabha, during an encounter in Raipur, Chhattisgarh, is extremely sad, painful, and heartbreaking.
My heartfelt homage and heartfelt tribute to this brave son who made the supreme sacrifice in the defense of Mother India and in the service of the nation.
Your indomitable courage, dedication, and devotion to the nation will always make us all proud. The sacrifice of this brave son of the soil will forever remain immortal.
Brahmins contribution to armed forces is huge.
Brahmins of Kanpur , UP protesting against BJP’s discriminatory UGC rule
Under the leadership of president of Me Brahman hu Mahasabha Mr Durgesh Mani Tripathi
Mahars( SC ) are abusing the Matang community ( SC) because of Matang demand for sub categorisation of SC reservation
Matang are vulnerable they need sub classification of schedule caste , but Mahar oppose them
From a Hidden Pistol to a Colonial Prison Cell The Forgotten Story of Revolutionary Manorama Banerjee
Ft. Brahminism
Brahmins contributed 70% in freedom struggle and resistance against colonial power
Collector visits health center; CHO Ritu Ahirwar unable to measure blood pressure, this is so concerning at many level !
Brahmins population in Tamilnadu as per 1931 census & region wise composition
A Book Every Brahmin Should Read - The Agnitandav of 1948
My fellow Brahmins ,I recently came across The Agnitandav of 1948: A Horrid Tale of the Silenced Slaughter by Ajay Date on Instagram it is an updated English edition of the historic Marathi work 1948 by Ranga Date.
The book deals with the violence and upheaval faced by the Brahmin community in Maharashtra in the aftermath of Mahatma Gandhi’s assassination in 1948. Whatever our individual political views, understanding difficult chapters of our community’s history is important.
We should read history not only to celebrate our achievements, but also to understand the suffering, mistakes, and experiences of previous generations.
If you are interested in real story of Brahmins massacre history and modern Indian history consider giving this book a read and discussing its contents .
Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s fist speech at UN general assembly as then External Affairs minister on 4 October 1977
The Architect of Armed Resistance , founder of Anushilan samiti Patna branch & Co - founder of HRA : Revolutionary Sachindra Nath Sanyal
Born in Kulin Bengali Brahmin family.
Sachindra Nath Sanyal was a prominent Bengali revolutionary and one of the key architects of India’s armed revolutionary movement.
He was born in 1893 in Benares (Varanasi) and became involved in revolutionary activities at a young age.
He established a branch of the Anushilan Samiti in Patna in 1913, expanding revolutionary networks beyond Bengal.
He collaborated closely with Rash Behari Bose in revolutionary activities against British rule.
He was associated with the 1912 Delhi Conspiracy, in which an attempt was made to assassinate Viceroy Lord Hardinge.
He played an important role in coordinating the Ghadar-related revolutionary plans of 1915.
After the failure of the 1915 uprising, he went underground and continued revolutionary activities.
He became one of the principal organisers of the Hindustan Republican Association (HRA), founded in 1924.
The HRA sought to establish an independent Indian republic through revolutionary struggle.
He helped draft the HRA's revolutionary manifesto, The Revolutionary, which outlined its political objectives.
He was an important influence on younger revolutionaries, including Chandrashekhar Azad and Bhagat Singh.
His autobiography Bandi Jeevan (A Life of Captivity) was written during his imprisonment and became an important revolutionary text.
He was sentenced to transportation for life and imprisoned in the Cellular Jail, Andaman Islands, for his revolutionary activities.
He later participated in the Kakori-related revolutionary movement and was again imprisoned by the British.
Sanyal was a critic of Mahatma Gandhi's methods of non-violent struggle and advocated revolutionary action against British rule.
His correspondence and writings reveal his interest in combining political revolution with a vision of an independent republican India.
Despite repeated imprisonment, he continued to influence revolutionary politics and remained connected with underground networks.
He died in 1942, after years of imprisonment and ill health.
Legacy: Sanyal is remembered as a crucial link between the Bengal revolutionary movement, the Ghadar network, and the later HRA/Hindustan Socialist Republican Association (HSRA) generation.
"Brahmins are the real opponents of British rule. They instigate the people against us. Muslims are the real supporters of British rule" -Queen of England Victoria
Brahmin must demand a “Brahmin welfare Board “ in state where election are scheduled
In the upcoming elections, the Brahmin community should strongly demand the establishment of a Brahmin Welfare Board, along the lines of initiatives in Karnataka and Telangana. However in the election of 2018 Madhya Pradesh BJP promised of Vipra board but this promised is still not yet deliver !
For upcoming elections in states like Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh this should be among our key demands. A welfare board can focus on scholarships, educational support, skill development, assistance for economically weaker families, preservation of cultural and heritage institutions, and support for traditional occupations.
This is not about opposing anyone else’s welfare. Every community deserves a fair opportunity to raise genuine concerns and seek targeted welfare measures. Welfare Board will help to empower our community and in raise the concerns. Don’t go for big things like removal of reservation and removal of SCST act, first demand some basic things by which our people will be stronger economically and socially .
Image of Kanyakubja Brahmin , East Bengal 1860
Source - the British library, Oriental and India office collection photo photography by Vidya Dehija
Pandit Ram prasad Bismil a Brahmin born in Shahjahapur, UP martyred for mother India at an age of 30
He was born into a Brahmin family . His family migrated from Morena , MP
His father name was Murlidhar Tiwari.
Co founder of HRA & main man behind the Kakori loot .
Influenced from Arya Samaj
सरफरोशी की तमन्ना अब हमारे दिल में है,
देखना है ज़ोर कितना बाज़ू-ए-कातिल में है।
More proof of his Brahmin ancestory in the comment….
This film is authorised by central government in which pt Ram Prasad Bismillah is considered as a Brahmin