Bharata Puns

I met a so called kurta, muffler dhaari from JNU during the marriage of a common friend. There was initially a slight exchange of opinions on contemporary topics that degloved into a debate on CAA and Hindutva, and I immediately had an impulse to go all Kamikaze mode on him.

The dude was saying stuff like, "Hindus don't matter. They are a stereotype of a people who were a Natural प्रजा to a ruler. Their Destiny is to be ruled etc." Regarding the Kashmiri Pandit issue, one of his lines was, "every revolution is built on top of lives. A few lakhs is small number and any revolution in history, led to killings until an equilibrium of power is achieved.

I am curious if other bhratas handed the discussion differently. How did your conversation end? As for me, our discussion ended with both of us shouting on top of each other voices and being restrained by mutual friends in our mutual attempt to kill each other if eyeballing and swearing could kill.

Muslim population is increasing. They are literally taking over. From 9.8 percent to 15.5 percent. It will keep increasing.

If we don't do so ething now we will find ourselves being treated like Hindus of Pakistan and Bangladesh soon.

These are just efforts to defend ourselves. We wouldn't be doing this if we weren't feeling threatened.

What do you think about India future economic decisions ? I think if we go a complete free market way it will be beneficial , from agro to space , if we have more liberalised laws then our economy will succeed better cause it will attract more investment ?

What do you think the next steps of India in the economic sector should be ?

A neoliberal path

A socialist path

A communist path

A authoritarian capitalist path

A libertarian path

Let’s discuss

I would Like To Know What are the Most Serious, Grave Mistake Of Past Have We Suffered that Has affected Bharata At Large......

From my understanding, this is what r/Chodi wants to change in India (correct me, if I'm wrong) :

• Removal of the words "socialist" and "secular" from the Preamble; so that it can reflect the fact that India is a quasi-secular state, and the economy can turn towards welfare capitalism.
• National Registry of Citizens, so that those without proper record of ancestry can be penalised (deported in case of Muslims residing in states adjacent to Bangladesh).
• Having more than two children should be illegal so that population can be controlled by lowering the already decreasing fertility rate (also, so that Muslims can't outnumber Hindus).
• Temples should be free of government control.
• Mosques which had been built after destroying temples should be razed, and temples should be restored at those sites.
• Gita, Ramayana, Mahabharata should be included in school curriculum.
• Rapes, murders, and destruction done by Muslim rulers, and the bravery of Hindu kings, should be mentioned in school textbooks.
• Caste and gender based reservation should be removed from government institutions, and replaced by reservation based on financial status.
• SC/ST Act should be amended.
• If proven that the allegation of sexual assault is false, the accuser must receive strict punishment.
• There should be a separate law to deal with forced conversion of a person by their spouse.
• Religious conversion in exchange for money should be made illegal.
• People must inform government authorities about their decision to change their religion.
• Same gender marriage should only be allowed under Special Marriage Act.

Federal Republic of Bharata (FRB)

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With Bharata finally achieving its independence from Great Britain, it is hard to say that the break was any bit of ideal. Bharata remains divided, and the people have been fractioned. Pakistan is a fledgling nation, while Dravida has been able to match our military might almost 1:1, despite being significantly smaller than us. While there are several independent states, we hope to eventually unite Greater Bharata under a single flag, but for now we must create the government for the people and states that we represent.

Below are the states of the Federal Republic of Bharata.

Bombay, Gujarat, Punjab, the United Provinces, the Central Provinces, Bihar, and Assam were the states allocated for the new country. These will be re-organized into separate states under the Federal Republic of Bharata.

State Governments

Under the new Federal Constitution, it defines the Federal Republic of Bharata as a federation, with each state having its own constitution. The Federal Constitution gives the states a broad discretion to determine their respective state structure, only stating that each state has to be a social and democratic republic under the rule of law. However, all states will be adopting some form of a mixed parliamentary system. The Premiers will have both the typical powers of an executive leader (for example appointing and dismissing cabinet members or defining the political guidelines of the cabinet) and typical powers and functions of a head of state (for example the power to gran

Federal Defence Forces of Bharata (FDFB) has been established under the new government of the Federal Republic of Bharata. The FDFB is the successor to the British forces, though we have a large gap in both skill and equipment. While we are reaching out to foreign sources in hopes of bridging those gaps and improving our training, we must make do with what we have.

The FDFB has been created with a total of 6 service branches: Bharatan Ground Forces (BGF), Bharatan Air Force (BAF), Bharatan Naval Forces (BNF), Bharatan Coast Guard (BCG), Bharatan Home Guard (BHG), and finally Bharatan Special Forces (BSF).

Bharatan Ground Forces (BGF)/Bharatan Special Forces (BSF)

From the British Raj days, we have acquired the following professional forces: nine divisions of infantry, one division of airborne infantry, two armored brigades, and three regiments of Gurkhas. Of the 9 Infantry divisions, we will have 5 Motorized Divisions (50,000), 4 Mechanized Divisions (40,000), 1 Airborne Divisions (8,000), 2 Armored Brigades (2,400), and 3 Gurkha Regiments (3,600). We are going to increase the number of troops we have in order to properly fill out the regiments. Our goal is to have our Motorized Divisions to total about 14,750 as they will be organized into 2 regiments, each with two battalions of infantry. These divisions were equipped with supporting units and weapons comparable to those of an armored division except that the motorized division had no tanks. It did have 45 assault guns instead. This would mean our total Motorized Infantry Divisions will be 73,750. Our Mechanized Divisions will be re-organized into 3 regiments with only 2 battalions per regiment. The 6-battalion divisions will number about 12,500 men. The division was armed with 24 infantry guns and howitzers (75mm and 150mm); 48 field and medium guns (105mm and 150mm); 76 mortars; and 650 light and heavy machine guns. This would mean our total Mechanized Infantry Divisions will be 50,000.

We also want to expand our 2 armored brigades into two full fledge armored divisions which will number 14,750 men and had about 160 tanks. The division will be organized into an armored regiment with two tank battalions and 2 regiments of infantry, each with 2 battalions, along with various supporting units (reconnaissance, engineer, signal, etc.). In addition to its tanks, the division will be armed with 77 guns (ranging from 75mm to 150mm); 70 mortars; 33 anti-tank guns; and 700 machine guns; and som

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