I was randomly scrolling through the comments when I came across someone wishing for an earthquake to separate Kerala from India. Imagine wishing for a natural disaster just because you want a part of your own country to break away.

Kerala is India. Period. Disagree with its politics, criticise its government, debate its ideology—but wishing for a disaster to tear apart Indian territory is disgraceful.

What makes this worse is seeing people casually discuss the breakup of their own country as if millions of lives and the suffering caused by disasters mean nothing.

You don't have to agree with every Indian, every state, or every government. But wishing destruction upon your own country is not political criticism.

A Congress national spokesperson shared a confirmed deepfake AI video falsely attributing remarks to an Indian Army officer about Chinese control of areas in Arunachal Pradesh.

The Army said synthetically generated information, in the form of AI lip-syncing and voice cloning, was laid over real archival footage to spread military disinformation and cause public panic.

The clip claimed that Lt Gen Kalia made a “leaked admission” that China had taken control of Asaphila, Longjou and Taksing Circle in Arunachal Pradesh, and that Indian troops posted in the sector were being denied essential supplies.

[Congress, Fake News, China, Pakistan, Indian Army, Arunachal Pradesh]

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I think this should settle the debate for now.

Grateful to her for sharing such detailed description

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Both breath the same Air...

Shame and Break India...

Instead we forced to study 5, 6 long pages of propaganda of glorification about Mughal emperors. ( who actually did looted, burned hindu temples, forced converted, beheaded millions. Push down millions of hindus into poverty, impose jazia law for continuing their hindu worship. )

Instead Noone knew about,

Cholas dynasty, pandya dynasty, maurya dynasty, Gupta dynasty all hindu warriors and their kingdom history is not teached in our school curriculum. This need to change.

Source - Economic Times , Mid Day , Newsonair

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