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People say once bitten, twice shy—but Uddhav Thackeray...

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  • Jun 19
  • 3 min read

🖋️ *From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane*

People say once bitten, twice shy—but Uddhav Thackeray seems untouched by that logic. Even after losing party, name, and symbol, he appears unbothered, almost careless. But then, he is a tiger, not someone sipping milk or buttermilk with caution. His silence is deceptive; when the tiger strikes, his roar will shake the ground. Closed-room promises, whispers of betrayal, defections, and accusations will all resurface when he unleashes his fury. Those who mocked him as weak may soon find themselves running for cover. The lesson is simple: underestimate a tiger at your own peril, because when the paw lands, it leaves no escape.

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🖋️ *From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane*

The Ram Mandir scandal exposes shocking lapses. Despite the temple’s strict security—where even phones and watches are barred—crores in donations vanished. Reports suggest diamond-studded Ram stones also went missing, with recovery already crossing ₹2 crore. Former MP Vinay Katiyar accused Champat Rai of siphoning money home, while donation counters face blame. Allegations include approving poor-quality idols and replacing sacred lamps with cheap Chinese lights to save costs. Critics argue BJP and RSS haven’t blamed “deep state” or Pakistan because the culprits are insiders appointed by Rai himself. This isn’t just theft—it’s betrayal of faith. When entrusted leaders act like this, even full security cannot prevent corruption. Accountability is urgent, for Lord Ram’s bow reminds us justice must strike.

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🖋️ *From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane*  

Many say China is 100 years ahead of India, but here is the reality. After two Indians exposed China's filth, poor infrastructure, and the fact that many Chinese people are forced to live difficult lives on social media, Chinese President Xi Jinping is very angry. First, Xi expressed strong displeasure with China's Prime Minister and officials, saying that despite China spending so much money on PR, Indians still managed to expose China within just a few days.Xi Jinping has now called Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and said that China has been giving loans to Pakistan for many years and is also giving Pakistan a lot of money to run anti-India propaganda on social media. Even then, Pakistan is failing — it is neither able to defame India nor able to defend China on social media.

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🖋️ *From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane*

During UPA rule, Congress allegedly tried to sell Viper Island for just ₹1, a move critics say would have compromised national security. Had BJP not come to power in 2014, the deal might have gone through unnoticed. Today, under BJP, Viper Island is being fortified into a strategic defense hub. This highlights how crucial voting is—choosing the right leadership safeguards sovereignty. For decades, Congress allegedly pushed Andaman, Nicobar, and even Coco Islands toward foreign influence, with ties to China and hidden economic gains. Some argue it was also an attempt to erase Savarkar and “Kalapani” history. Thankfully, voters in 2014, 2019, and 2024 kept Congress out of power, preserving India’s security. Every nationalist voter deserves gratitude for protecting the nation’s future.

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🖋️ *From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane*

Right after Modi–Trump talks, U.S. Ambassador Gor rushed from France to Delhi and met Home Minister Amit Shah at 2:10 PM. The urgency raised eyebrows—why not wait a day? Was it about the FCRA amendment, which both Congress and U.S. groups opposed? Or linked to Matthew VanDyke, the American mercenary arrested in Kolkata for stirring unrest via Myanmar? Perhaps it concerned the Timothy Initiative and six individuals facing UAPA charges for illegal conversions. Nothing fits neatly, making the haste suspicious. Observers noted Shah’s body language—guarded, firm—suggesting Trump’s flattery hadn’t swayed India’s leadership. The episode underlines how diplomacy often hides deeper agendas, and India’s response showed caution rather than blind trust.

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