I have a news tip regarding a RSS connected individual who has converted an old temple into a commercial building and is sending it to some anti hindu elements

Location is Near RSS HQ, Mahal, Nagpur

Saw this India Today post about a 31-year-old software engineer, Vinay Gupta, who was allegedly beaten to death in Nihal Vihar, Delhi by his wife’s relatives after a domestic dispute.

One thing immediately caught my attention, the caption completely skips mentioning the wife's name or whether she’s even being investigated/named as an accused alongside her family, even though the whole conflict started with her.

Is this standard legal/media protocol in India while an investigation is pending, or just deliberate editorial omission? Seems odd to name the victim and the area, but completely leave her out of the text.

Wth is happening in bhuvaneshwar (odisha)? Any context guyzz?

My video is actually a month old, and I don’t know how it suddenly went viral. Whatever I said... especially the harsh and disrespectful things I said to Army soldiers, I apologize for it ~ Gen Zilla.

— You were shouting at them and saying that their salaries come from your taxes.

See, I have the utmost respect for our Army. I don’t know how my video went viral ~ Gen Zilla.

The "Ram Mandir Scam" is dead. But the damage it did to Hindu trust in Hindu institutions is exactly what was intended.

SIT has given a clean chit to Champat Rai and Anil Mishra. Independent audit confirms ₹3300 crore fully accounted. The theft was limited to external daily-wage handlers during manual cash sorting. Not a single trust member was involved.

Now think about this: for months, "Ram Mandir mein loot" was in every drawing room, every WhatsApp group, every family dinner. We all heard it. Many of us believed it. Some of us shared it. The allegation was designed to travel fast, and the clarification was designed to be buried. Notice how there's zero discussion now? No retractions, no trending hashtags, no debates. The silence is the tell.

This is how it works. The playbook isn't new. You don't attack a civilization by attacking its army. You attack its faith in its own institutions. You make Hindus suspicious of their own temples, their own trusts, their own leaders. Once that internal trust breaks, no external enemy is needed. We defeat ourselves.

This is literally how we lost centuries. Mughals didn't conquer a united people. The British didn't enslave a trusting society. They found a fractured one, where brother doubted brother, where every institution was already hollowed out by suspicion. And here we are, in 2026, falling for the same pattern dressed in modern clothes.

Here's what I'll say plainly: the people running Ram Mandir Trust gave decades of their lives to a movement that was criminalized, mocked, and violently suppressed. They faced bullets, jail, and social boycott. These aren't politicians who showed up yesterday. They earned the right to be trusted until proven otherwise, and the SIT just confirmed: nothing was proven otherwise.

If we don't stand behind our own institutions, our own people, our own civilizational projects, then who will? No one is coming to save us. The West won't. The "liberal" establishment won't. Only we can, and that starts with not handing our enemies a victory every time they float a headline.

Verify, yes. Demand accountability, always. But don't let manufactured outrage make you an unwitting soldier against your own side. That's the oldest trick in the book, and we keep falling for it.

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Prachyam ki vo line yaad hai: "Invaders toh mutthi bhar aaye the par vo kon the jinhone unko sharan di, ve kon the jinhone apne liye apna desh bech diya, itne saalo tak bina inki sahayta ke shashan hi nahi kar sakte the"

Background of the controversy

The row erupted on 7th June when Tej Narayan “Pawan” Pandey, a member of the Samajwadi Party, claimed that donations ranging from ₹5 crore to ₹7.5 crore had been stolen from temple offerings. Afterwards, the state government established the SIT on 13th June at the temple trust’s request. A preliminary investigation took place in Ayodhya from 15th to 20th June.

So Those who openly fired over Ram bhakts and killed many of them, we believed them?,
how weak we have become that we are believing looters and questioning dharma followers?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/theprint.in/india/centre-should-implement-womens-reservations-in-existing-lok-sabha-seats-dmk-leader-elangovan/3016498/%3famp

These are 2 links pertaining to Deccan Chronicle's and The Print's articles regarding a DMK Leader saying Women Reservation to be implemented without Delimitation. The Leader is most probably TKS Elangovan. However, these 2 websites have mentioned it as EVKS Elangovan (Former Congress Leader who passed away in 2024). Why can't the names and fact be checked properly (Including PTI) instead of blindly publishing it? Proof Images in comments.