On this auspicious day of Bhai Tika, also celebrated as Bhai Dooj in India, we honor the sacred bond of love and commitment between brothers and sisters—a bond that transcends lifetimes and echoes the teachings of our ancient Sanatan scriptures. This festival, deeply rooted in our Sanatan Dharma, is a beautiful reminder of the divine relationship between siblings, where love, protection, and unwavering support are at the core of this union.

The Vedas remind us that the bond between siblings is a microcosm of unity and harmony within families and communities, illustrating the power of togetherness and shared destiny. This day is a celebration of the promise to stand by each other through every challenge, to uplift one another, and to cherish the gift of having a sibling to share life’s journey.

Today, as sisters apply the sacred tika on their brothers' foreheads, they offer their prayers for their brothers’ well-being, strength, and prosperity. And in return, brothers vow to protect, respect, and love their sisters eternally. May this divine exchange bring blessings, joy, and peace into every home.

To all brothers and sisters around the world, may this #BhaiTika strengthen your bond and inspire you to keep love, harmony, and understanding alive. Wishing everyone a blessed and joyous Bhai Tika filled with the timeless spirit of Sanatan Dharma and the blessings of our sacred traditions.

Question from Bangladesh based journalist Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury to Antonia Maino:-

Respected Hedvige Antonia Albina Maino. I am humbly seeking reply to my following 16 questions latest by August 31, 2024:

1.   As we know Stefano Eugene Maino is not your biological father. Did you ever ask your mother Paula Maino, the actual identity of your biological father?

2.   As we know, you were born in Luciana – a small village in northern Italy on the Swiss border, known as a resort for Hitler’s **** soldiers during World War II. Luciana is a historically Cimbrian-speaking village about 35 km from Vicenza in Veneto, Italy, where the speakers of this language are referred to as “Zimbern” in German. Why have you lied about your place of birth?

3.   Can you deny, your mother Paula Maino was known as a masseuse to **** soldiers, and provided them various services, including massage and companionship, and even sl**t with many in exchange for money?

4.   Can you deny, respected Hedvige Antonia Albina Maino that you are an ill-egi-timate child of an unknown **** soldier?

5.   Can you please tell us about your two siblings, Nadia and Anoushka, and why you have always been totally mum about them?

6.   Can you deny, your signature in the Indian citizenship document is Hedvige Antonia Albina Maino?

7.   Why have you deliberately lied about your place of birth, stating you were born in Bassanodel Grappa or the city of Bassano, when in reality – you were born in a village named Luciana?

8.   Can you deny, your marriage with Rajiv Gandhi took place under interfaith marriage law?

9.   Can you deny, until August 24, 2024, you are a practicing Catholic Christian?

10.              Can you deny, you never embraced Hindu religion?

11.              Can you deny, you have lied about your educational background and you have never attended any college?

12.              Can you deny, during your early days in Italy, you attended a Catholic-run seminary school named Maria Ausiliatrice in Giaveno, located 15 km from her adopted hometown of Orbassano?

13.              Can you deny working under Salman Taseer, a debonair Pakistani based in Lahore in his London office?

14.              Can you deny meeting Brigadier Riaz Hussain, chief of the Pakistani spy agency ISI and later maintaining regular communication with him?

15.              Can you deny maintaining communication with ISI chief Lieutenant General Zaheerul Islam until November 7, 2014?

16.              Can you deny marrying your fiancé, Franco Luison, in a private ceremony before leaving for the United Kingdom?

Namaste to the entire Dununu family,

On the auspicious occasions of Rakshya Bandhan and Janai Purnima, we extend our heartfelt wishes for prosperity, health, and happiness to you and your loved ones. May these sacred festivals strengthen the bonds of love and protection within your families and communities, filling your hearts with peace and joy.

Explanation of Rakshya Bandhan and Janai Purnima:

Rakshya Bandhan:
Rakshya Bandhan, celebrated in both Nepal and India, is a festival that honors the sacred bond between brothers and sisters. The word "Rakshya" means protection, and "Bandhan" means bond. On this day, sisters tie a sacred thread called "Rakhi" around their brothers' wrists as a symbol of love, respect, and protection. In return, brothers promise to protect their sisters and offer gifts as a token of their affection. The Rakhi is more than just a thread; it is a symbol of a deep emotional connection that transcends the physical realm, representing the unwavering support and care that siblings offer each other.

Janai Purnima:
Janai Purnima, also known as Rakshya Bandhan in Nepal, is celebrated by Hindus all over the country. It is the day when men, particularly those who have undergone the sacred thread ceremony (Upanayan), renew their "Janai" or sacred thread, which they wear diagonally across their chest. This ritual symbolizes the renewal of their vows to lead a virtuous and disciplined life. The festival also involves the tying of a "Doro" or protective thread on the wrists of all family members by priests, who chant prayers for their well-being.

In Nepal, Janai Purnima is also a time for religious pilgrimage, where devotees visit holy rivers and lakes to take ritual baths, seeking blessings and purification. The festival is deeply rooted in the cultural and spiritual traditions of the region, embodying the values of protection, purity, and brotherhood.

Wishing you all a blessed Rakshya Bandhan and Janai Purnima. May these festivals bring joy, prosperity, and protection to your lives.

SENSATIONAL NEWS 🚨 Union Minister Smriti Irani alleges that a criminal, Tadipaar criminal was told to sh00t at her car by Gandhis.

"A journalist working in CNN-News18 even knows who among Gandhi siblings met the Shooter/Tadipar" - she said

"They will say that I lie but they used to do booth capturing as well. Ok don't believe me, but at least believe The New York Times. How can everyone lie? 🔥🔥" - @smritiirani

Tanzanian Influencer, Kili Paul chants "Ram Siya Ram" in a viral video.

Sharing a video he wrote, "Only if u guys know how much I want to go Ayodhya somebody invite me I want blessings 'Jai Shree Ram'.

Earlier, PM Modi on the 86th episode of his monthly radio program Mann Ki Baat praised the Tanzanian siblings Kili and Neema Paul. PM Modi admired their lip-sync videos and commented that he was grateful to them for paying “a tribute to Lata didi and singing our national anthem”.

Why is the wedding ring worn on the fourth finger?

A beautiful explanation to this.

The thumb represents your parents.
The index finger represents your siblings.
The ************* represents yourself.
The ring finger represents your life partner.
The little finger/pinky represents your children.

Hold your hands together.

Join your middle fingers back-to-back, and the remaining fingers tip-to-tip. Now, try to separate your thumbs. They will separate because your parents are not destined to live with you forever.

Rejoin your thumbs and separate your index fingers. They will separate because your siblings will have their own families and lead their own lives.

Rejoin your index fingers and separate your little fingers/pinkies. They will separate because your children will grow up, get married, and settle down.

Rejoin your little fingers/pinkies and try to separate your ring finger. They will not be able to separate because your life partner is meant to be with you throughout your entire life, through thick and thin.

Nature teaches us the most valuable lesson in very simple language. You just need to have an eye to learn

#BharatNews Najma Ulma, a resident of Ajaz Nagar in Bareilly has alleged that her husband threatened to give her Triple Talaq for voting for the BJP in the recent UP Assembly elections.

Her husband, identified as Tasleem Ansari, comes from a family of Samajwadi Party workers.

She was beaten up, thrown out from her husband's house and also her husband's uncle Tayyab had threatened to assault/kill her siblings.

Ulma said that she was not the only Muslim woman who voted for the BJP.

“There are many like me who have been impressed by the party’s work for women and voted for it silently. My only mistake was that I told my family about it,” she said. She added that she was scared for the future of her five sisters.

Ulma said that she had cast her vote for the BJP as she was impressed by the overturning of triple talaq and by the provision of free ration.