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After the success of the 2022 film - The Kashmir Files its successor The Kerala Story is here 
Reportedly, thousands of non Muslim girls are missing from Kerala and other parts of India. Many of them have ended up in the Middle East in the hands of ISIS. They are trafficked as sex slaves. 
 
For the first time we see how Muslim women play an important role in these grooming attempts. It’s not just the males 
Obviously, Muslims have called it propaganda but those that are living with grooming gangs in the west probably know it’s true as well. 
 
Kashmir files angered Muslims but The Kerala Story have rattled Islamists. The film is being shown all over India and now the West. 
 
This film will be followed up by the Ajmer Files ( hundreds of Hindu girls groomed, raped, videotaped by Muslim males many committed suicide Congress covered it up 

 
 
 
 
 

Do take some time to check out last years defence expo. Indian weapons manufacturers are creating some great stuff and are starting to muscle into the  African, South East Asian and the Middle Eastern markets. 
Obviously, they can’t compete with the Americans or the Chinese in terms of budget just yet. 

Not just blacks but our own as well head to the middle East for mysterious trips 

Not just blacks but our own as well head to the middle East for mysterious trips 

This is a documentary about mud wrestling - called by many names all over India. This ancient practice is dying as Indian wrestlers finally take to the mat.
But there is a group of people who will never take to the mat and prefer the dirt and grittiness. 
 

This is a small video about legendary Hindu king Pushyamitra Shunga, the founder of the Shunga Dynasty.
There are better more detailed videos on his life. From what we know Mitra served in the Maurayan army under the son of Ashoka. Perhaps a commander. The Ashoka family had banned Vedic sacrifice, festivals, disbanded the army, and favored a pacifist Buddhism as evidenced by his written decrees. “ Hinduism” was nearly dead. Mitra assassinated the Mauryan leader ( Ashoka’s son) and took over his army.
What happened was a bloodbath against Buddhists and its complete disappearance from northern India. Mitras hatred stemmed from the fact Buddhists were aligning themselves with the incoming Yavanas( Greeks) and disarming the entire population with their pacifist ways. Disarming, not having weapons in hand was considered maha paap for Mitra.
For nearly 36 years Pushyamitra waged relentless war against Buddhists, Greeks and other local rulers. Buddhism disappeared from northern India and headed towards Bactria, kashmir and other far places.
For Buddhists he is a villain 
 
 
 
 
 
 

If Imran is killed it may be the end of pakistan 
it’s a win win for india 

Saudi Arabia is slowly going the way of Dubai. Maybe not that far but under the new Prince is going in a different direction.
 

Semi related but there are some serious tensions between the EU and India.
India is now Europes largest supplier of crude oil. India is buying Russian oil refining it and selling it to Europe pocketing billions. 360,000 barrels per day 

Mysterious oil tankers are showing up on shores of both Russia and Europe. Widely believed to be owned by Adani group. 
 
 

After the success of the 2022 film - The Kashmir Files its successor The Kerala Story is here 
Reportedly, thousands of non Muslim girls are missing from Kerala and other parts of India. Many of them have ended up in the Middle East in the hands of ISIS. They are trafficked as sex slaves. 
 
For the first time we see how Muslim women play an important role in these grooming attempts. It’s not just the males 
Obviously, Muslims have called it propaganda but those that are living with grooming gangs in the west probably know it’s true as well. 
 
Kashmir files angered Muslims but The Kerala Story have rattled Islamists. The film is being shown all over India and now the West. 
 
This film will be followed up by the Ajmer Files ( hundreds of Hindu girls groomed, raped, videotaped by Muslim males many committed suicide Congress covered it up 

 
 
 
 
 

This is a documentary about mud wrestling - called by many names all over India. This ancient practice is dying as Indian wrestlers finally take to the mat.
But there is a group of people who will never take to the mat and prefer the dirt and grittiness. 
 

One of the greatest and underrated actors of Bollywood named Randeep Hooda returns after a long gap 

This short trailer documents the violence unleashed on the Tamil Hindus of Sri Lanka by the Buddhist majority. From banning the Tamil language and religion to the anti Tamil riots in which thousands of Hindus were burned alive, raped and murdered. 
the actual movie also showcases the rise of prabhkaran, his training in and around Chandigarh in the early 80s 
 
 

It’s just transactional with the middle east. The Middle East is on a tear against Islamists itself. Banning the burka, executing Islamists, banning azan from loudspeakers especially Saudi Arabia. 
 
Nupur sharma will return very soon. Tiger Raja Singh was unsuspended yesterday. 
As for Muslims there is a little bit of a change in their attitudes especially the  womenfolk. More and more Muslims are calling out Islamists in their midst. 
 
 

imrans wife has entered the courtroom 

It’s just transactional with the middle east. The Middle East is on a tear against Islamists itself. Banning the burka, executing Islamists, banning azan from loudspeakers especially Saudi Arabia. 
 
Nupur sharma will return very soon. Tiger Raja Singh was unsuspended yesterday. 
As for Muslims there is a little bit of a change in their attitudes especially the  womenfolk. More and more Muslims are calling out Islamists in their midst. 
 
 

Canada and india are about to finally sign a trade deal ( ongoing since 2010) this week. Is Sachit promotion related to this? 
 
hmmm what are the chances? 
 
https://financialpost.com/news/economy/why-canada-india-might-finally-sign-trade-agreement/wcm/ada67153-3258-4e79-8595-0de26607e81b/amp/

Never heard of him before holy cow ( no pun intended) 
but a nice little block going - modi, sunak, Anita Anand, tulsi gabbard and a few others all friends maybe this guy 
Don’t know about this guy though but good to see Hindus finally engaging with the political system in india and abroad 
 

imf refuses bailout 

imrans wife has entered the courtroom 

Perhaps “ bought” is a harsh word but there are new opportunities available for Middle East countries in india and vice versa. They relate to economy, natural resources, immigration and investment. 
 
These countries were long time friends of the Pakistanis providing them money, bailouts etc and time to time mouthing off about kashmir. 
 
but it’s gone dead silent with these countries. Here’s a sample 
https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/kashmir-uae-india-emaar-investment-
News of the Emirati property company Emaar investing in Indian-administered Kashmir has been branded a "complete betrayal" by activists and Kashmiris in the region and abroad.
Many believe Kashmir is set to meet a fate similar to Palestine's, with some Arab and Islamic countries withdrawing their support for the Muslim population's cause in order to build better economic and diplomatic relations with India.
In March, Emaar's chief executive in India revealed plans to build a shopping mall and an office complex in Srinagar, capital of the Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir region. Amit Jain said that the investment worth $60m would generate around 7,000 to 8,000 jobs. 
Speaking on behalf of the Indian government, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha said the announcement marked a "historic day" for Kashmir and that "business leaders from the UAE have been invited to invest in J&K and become 'partners'".
The Kashmir region is divided between areas administered by India, Pakistan and China and has been fought over since the partition of India by the British Empire in 1947.
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  The Indian government stands accused of thousands of gross human rights violations and extrajudicial killings in the region, with allegations of brutally suppressing a decades-long freedom struggle by Kashmiris.
Indian soft power
Kashmiri rights campaigner Ershad Mehmood, executive director at the Centre for Peace, Development and Reforms, based in Islamabad, told Middle East Eye: "I am in absolute shock. This is a complete betrayal of the people of Indian-occupied Kashmir and their struggle.
"They shouldn't have done this. This completely strengthens India's stance, it recognises Kashmir as Indian territory and completely whitewashes our struggle," he said. "The UAE has just sent a message to the people of Kashmir that it doesn't care about their rights and aspirations."
Another campaigner, Altaf Hussain, who manages the Kashmir Institute of International Relations, said that "the message India is trying to convey to the Kashmiris is that nobody is with you - even the UAE is investing with us. They want to project this as a negative impact on the Kashmiri struggle".
Hussain emphasised that there was no peace in Jammu and Kashmir and that India "has on its hands a long list of human rights violations".
Emirati investment in Indian-controlled Kashmir is an example of Indian soft power and a warning to the Arab world, said Fahim Kayani of Kashmir Campaign UK.
"India has made big inroads in Gulf nations… so now if the UAE has shown interest in investment in Kashmir it's because of the so-called soft power of India in the Arab world," Kayani told MEE.
"This is a big issue not just for Muslims but for humanity, as India is ruled by an ideology that does not see non-Hindus as equals. Better the Arab world understands it sooner," he said.
'Courting controversy'
 

Perhaps “ bought” is a harsh word but there are new opportunities available for Middle East countries in india and vice versa. They relate to economy, natural resources, immigration and investment. 
 
These countries were long time friends of the Pakistanis providing them money, bailouts etc and time to time mouthing off about kashmir. 
 
but it’s gone dead silent with these countries. Here’s a sample 
https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/kashmir-uae-india-emaar-investment-
News of the Emirati property company Emaar investing in Indian-administered Kashmir has been branded a "complete betrayal" by activists and Kashmiris in the region and abroad.
Many believe Kashmir is set to meet a fate similar to Palestine's, with some Arab and Islamic countries withdrawing their support for the Muslim population's cause in order to build better economic and diplomatic relations with India.
In March, Emaar's chief executive in India revealed plans to build a shopping mall and an office complex in Srinagar, capital of the Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir region. Amit Jain said that the investment worth $60m would generate around 7,000 to 8,000 jobs. 
Speaking on behalf of the Indian government, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha said the announcement marked a "historic day" for Kashmir and that "business leaders from the UAE have been invited to invest in J&K and become 'partners'".
The Kashmir region is divided between areas administered by India, Pakistan and China and has been fought over since the partition of India by the British Empire in 1947.
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  The Indian government stands accused of thousands of gross human rights violations and extrajudicial killings in the region, with allegations of brutally suppressing a decades-long freedom struggle by Kashmiris.
Indian soft power
Kashmiri rights campaigner Ershad Mehmood, executive director at the Centre for Peace, Development and Reforms, based in Islamabad, told Middle East Eye: "I am in absolute shock. This is a complete betrayal of the people of Indian-occupied Kashmir and their struggle.
"They shouldn't have done this. This completely strengthens India's stance, it recognises Kashmir as Indian territory and completely whitewashes our struggle," he said. "The UAE has just sent a message to the people of Kashmir that it doesn't care about their rights and aspirations."
Another campaigner, Altaf Hussain, who manages the Kashmir Institute of International Relations, said that "the message India is trying to convey to the Kashmiris is that nobody is with you - even the UAE is investing with us. They want to project this as a negative impact on the Kashmiri struggle".
Hussain emphasised that there was no peace in Jammu and Kashmir and that India "has on its hands a long list of human rights violations".
Emirati investment in Indian-controlled Kashmir is an example of Indian soft power and a warning to the Arab world, said Fahim Kayani of Kashmir Campaign UK.
"India has made big inroads in Gulf nations… so now if the UAE has shown interest in investment in Kashmir it's because of the so-called soft power of India in the Arab world," Kayani told MEE.
"This is a big issue not just for Muslims but for humanity, as India is ruled by an ideology that does not see non-Hindus as equals. Better the Arab world understands it sooner," he said.
'Courting controversy'