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THE IDENTITY WEAPON

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   Hey there, It's me back to the game after more than a year. A lot has changed. So did I. The thing that has sparked interest in me to get back to writing today is the political similarity of different geopolitical grounds at so many levels. This is not some new theory of mine that I propose. its just a world view of the juncture that we're at and I'm not blaming anyone for doing it. And yes its not about AI.    The word identity politics has been around since the last decade in India, thanks to Prashant Kishore. Today, the world, politically is at a crux where there are best of many sides playing against each other. But one remained emerging victorious. There is a pattern established to emerge as the winner. That is the game of identity politics.   People identify themselves with many things. from religion, caste, Sex, occupation, region, the language they speak, some people also say that they are an Indian first in an attempt to put the nation first. When I ...
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Random Thoughts :02

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Dish-Clay-Mar : Hello, unlike every disclaimer on this blog, this one is different. You guys know how open I am with my opinions and I need to ask people to STFU because it's my opinion and how we can be friends even if our opinions doesn't match. Thus disclaimer is different. It's about the post and not about ⁵pppan opinion. So basically this post is about a "random thought" about how the caste system of India came into existence. And it actually sounds like justifying the caste system which it is not about.   Hello again, now to the actual part of the article. So, basically let us understand the hierarchy of the Indian caste system. There are Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas and Shudras. Then Dalit which is sometimes considered as shudras but not completely. They were basically the untouchable and were socially completely isolated. There must be a basis for this caste classification right? To answer that let's look into what the castes have individually in com...
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THE IDENTITY WEAPON

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   Hey there, It's me back to the game after more than a year. A lot has changed. So did I. The thing that has sparked interest in me to get back to writing today is the political similarity of different geopolitical grounds at so many levels. This is not some new theory of mine that I propose. its just a world view of the juncture that we're at and I'm not blaming anyone for doing it. And yes its not about AI.    The word identity politics has been around since the last decade in India, thanks to Prashant Kishore. Today, the world, politically is at a crux where there are best of many sides playing against each other. But one remained emerging victorious. There is a pattern established to emerge as the winner. That is the game of identity politics.   People identify themselves with many things. from religion, caste, Sex, occupation, region, the language they speak, some people also say that they are an Indian first in an attempt to put the nation first. When I ...
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Confessions of the Eternal

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Dish-clay-maar [disclaimer] This piece of content might hurt some of your feelings. This is completely for entertainment. Don’t take it personally. Enjoy the Navratri.   Hello. It’s me again. Hope you are doing great. This Ganesh Chathurdhi, I was really waiting for this to go on the internet and share with you. So it is basically two Ganeshas speaking during the Navratri. So here it goes. Also, the Ganeshas' are, Vignesh and Vinayak Vignesh: hey! How’re you doing? Vinayak: everything’s great. What about you? Vignesh: man, the mandap organiser is such a stupid that he doesn’t even know                what kind of music these people like. Vinayak: yes! I was exactly thinking about that. What kind of music does these p                .  People like this Vignesh: some people are going beyond limits and playing some unusual songs,                ...
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Kerala Stories

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  Hey again! It’s me Sai Sarath now there are two more authors on this blog and they are Rithika and Sai Chidvilas. So we are writing this blog because we have recently been to Kerala and three of us observed the surroundings of Kerala in our own manner. So here today on different perspective we will share our experience in Kerala. Note that this will be in parts and we cannot express everything which has happened in that nine days in one blog. Here it goes.   The journey started on September 29th and everyone was ready it was almost 1 day journey. While we entered Kerala we were welcomed by the  mountains of Western Ghats.   They were enormous in size. And the next thing we saw while we were in the train is that there was so much of grass growing everywhere and it grows so tall that if you step on it the ground will be one feet below your leg. So much of greenery everywhere. Even in Valmiki Ramayana, Valmiki Maharshi describes Kerala ( kishkinda rajya ) as the...
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