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Arrival of Muslims in India

     Since independence and especially in the last few years, the sectarian force has been taking full advantage of Judaism in uprooting Islam and its followers from India. Sometimes it is the case of Babri Masjid, sometimes it is the orgy of Muslim genocide in Bhagalpur and Gujarat, sometimes it is interference in the personal law of Muslims, sometimes it is calling religious schools as centers of terrorism.  When the thirsty gaze of the enemy of Islam could not be quenched, he started distorting our history, and it is not from today. On the contrary, it has been tarnished for a long time. But in the recent past, it has been intensifying day by day, and so much propaganda was spread among the people by the Muslim rulers, especially Hazrat Alamgir (may Allah have mercy on him), that not only their own but also their own minds were swept away in the same deluge. I also started to ask the question whether the arrival of Muslims in India is a cause of mercy or trouble ?...

General Singh Bhindranwale to Navjot Singh Sadhu

                           Every Sikh youth, old child, woman, man will have to follow in the footsteps of the great Mujahid Saint General Singh Bhindranwale.      The religion invented by Baba Guru Nanak has millions of followers, Sikhism is also called "Made in Punjab" religion and it is the last and most famous religion of the recent past, it is the fifth largest in the world in terms of number of followers. It is a big religion. It is three to four thousand years old in the divine religions. It is much younger in age than Judaism but much bigger in size. Although Sikhism is not a divine religion, if it was a divine religion it would be closer to Islam and Christianity. Followers of the religion are peace loving, tough, brave and patriotic people. Coffee is often read. Baba Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism, was a true and sincere lover of our beloved prophet Rehmat. It would not be out of place to ...

History of Post and Postman in Subcontinent

       Since my family was involved in the transportation business, the postman knocked on our door almost every day. Sometimes a letter, or a driver's complaint, or the goodwill of a truck driver from a remote area was recorded. It is a different matter that this good news in the form of a letter was sometimes received after the return of these people or several months later. What could you do but complain to the postman? Bollywood's Hindi films have portrayed the postman in a romantic way, but we had almost the same relationship with him. As soon as the postman appeared in the street, we children would tear our throats and chant the postman's mail.      As soon as the postman's bell rang in a khaki uniform on a bicycle, he would come out to get a money order, a letter, a parcel, an Eid or a Diwali card. People who were literate would quickly open the envelopes and start reading, and those who did not know how to read and write would beg from the post...

Subordinate States of Subcontinent

       How did Pakistan come into being and how did the partition of India take place? What happened during the struggle for independence in the areas under British rule in India? A lot of information is available about it. In terms of area, it covered one third of India and in terms of population, a quarter of the population lived here.      A complete story can be written about the atrocities and injustice done to the Muslims by the British during the Partition of India. In connection with the annexation of the Nawabi states by the alliance of the Hindus and the British, a very wrong attitude was adopted with Pakistan.      Lord Mountbatten was appointed Viceroy of Delhi on 22 March 1947. He was not interested in the independence and sovereignty of the Muslims of the subcontinent but was sent to end the demand for partition of India by the Muslims of India.      But under the leadership of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinna...

Kashmir is under siege until it becomes the voice of the subcontinent

       If Kashmir was only a Kashmiris' problem, the majority of Kashmiris from the last better years would definitely bury the corpses in the thunderous horrific sounds of bullets in a prison under the watch of the army, along with hunger, humiliation, poverty and insecurity. In the coming Kahram, a revolt in the freedom movements would be ready to bow down with no hope, but this need, this dream, fades away every time a melodious tune is sung by the oppressed Kashmiris. This is not a region where the people of the country do not listen to the rulers saying that Kashmiris are oppressed, are subjugated. Recruitment is to protect Kashmir and free each other from illegal occupation and whose tanks.      The fuel that burns in missiles is the sweat and blood of their own people who, despite their hard work and perspiration, are forced to live the life of the majority of human beings and animals in the 21st century.   Even the rulers of these sta...