Anuradha Tiwari, the CEO of a Bengaluru-based content writing agency, sparked a heated debate on social media with her post captioned "Brahmin genes." Defending her post, Anuradha argued that upper castes, referred to as UCs, do not benefit from the reservation system and should be able to proudly showcase their lineage. While some users supported her stance, others pointed out the insensitivity of her post and the absurdity of equating Brahmin genes with superiority. This post has reignited the ongoing discussion on casteism and reservation policies in India.
Anuradha Tiwari, founder and CEO of content writing company Just Burst Out, recently posted a picture on social media platform X, where she can be seen flexing her muscles. The caption "Brahmin Genes" has sparked a debate online, with some praising her for breaking stereotypes and others criticizing her for perpetuating casteism. The post has since gone viral, highlighting the complexity of identity and representation in the age of social media.
Deepak Rannaware, a member of the ‘Samast Brahmin Samaj Sangharsh’ group, has launched a hunger strike in Maharashtra's Jalna district calling for the formation of a corporation to provide financial assistance to Brahmin youths. Rannaware's demands also include free higher education for Brahmin boys and girls and the establishment of hostels in each district. He had previously launched a similar campaign in November but called it off after promises from the government, which have not been fulfilled.
In preparation for the upcoming Rajya Sabha bypolls, the BJP has released its list of nine candidates out of the 12 seats that will be contested. The remaining three seats will be given to NCP's Ajit Pawar faction, alliance partner Upendra Kushwaha, and Brahmin face Manan Kumar Mishra. The party is using this opportunity to strengthen its presence in states like Maharashtra and Haryana, as seen through the strategic nominations of Kiran Chaudhary and Nitin Patil.
The Brahmin community in Jamshedpur came together to celebrate Lord Shri Parshuram's birth anniversary with a grand family gathering and Mahajutan at Bistupur Gopal Maidan. The event, attended by over 25 thousand Brahmin families, featured rituals, discourses, and a musical evening with renowned Bhojpuri singers. The occasion also saw the honoring of Brahmins who have made significant contributions to society.
A selfie of Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi during the 2024 Lok Sabha elections was shared on social media, with claims that Gandhi was a 'janeudhari brahmin' who had a photo of Jesus Christ in his room but no Hindu Gods. However, the painting in the background is not of Jesus but 'Madonna Oriflamma'. Further research also shows that the painting is on display in New York and was originally named in Russian.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's selfie with his mother Sonia Gandhi, taken during the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, has sparked misinformation on social media. Many claimed that Gandhi, who identifies as a 'janeudhari brahmin', had a photo of Jesus in his room, implying that he may not be a true follower of Hinduism. However, it has been clarified that the photo is actually a painting by Russian artist Nicholas Roerich, depicting a woman holding a banner of peace. This incident highlights the dangers of spreading misinformation on social media.
The YSRCP candidates offered Purnahuti at the conclusion of Rajasyamala Yagam in Ongole, showing their respect for the Brahmin community and highlighting Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy's initiatives for their welfare. They reminded the community members of the government's efforts in reinstating the Mirasi system and providing funds for temple pujas, and urged them to vote for the party for continued development and support in the future.
Learn about the life and actions of Sepoy Mangal Pandey, whose firing on the Sergeant Major of his regiment sparked the Revolt of 1857 in India. Discover the role of Awadh, and the contentious land revenue system, in the British East India Company's rule over India. From his birth in a Brahmin family to his defiance and eventual execution, Pandey's story is a reminder of the impact of British colonialism on India's history and people.
A complaint was filed by the founder of the Hindu IT Cell against the makers and actors of the Tamil movie Annapoorani, including Nayanthara and Jai, for supposedly offending Hindu sentiments. The complaint mentioned several scenes, such as promoting "love jihad" and portraying Hindu deity Rama as a meat eater, as reasons for offense. The teaser of the film had previously faced criticism for "mocking" Brahmin tradition.