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🌍 Blog: I Love Mohammad – A Journey Through Love, Faith, and Human Ideology Introduction The phrase “I Love Mohammad” has become a deeply resonant statement across communities and cultures. For millions of people, it is not just a declaration of faith or spiritual devotion but also a reflection of the universal value of love itself. Love, in its many forms, shapes human life, religion, society, and even the conflicts that define history. When someone says “I Love Mohammad”, it may seem like a simple expression, but beneath those words lies a deep well of meaning. For believers, it is an affirmation of faith in the Prophet Mohammad (peace be upon him) and the values he embodied – compassion, justice, truth, and peace. For others, it is a reminder of the role love plays in binding humanity together. Love is often seen as the greatest gift of life, yet it also carries complexity. It can inspire greatness, build civilizations, and foster unity, but it can also give rise to con...

✍️ Blog: The Legacy of Hossain Brahmins English Version Who are the Hossain Brahmins? The term Hossain Brahmin (sometimes also called “Hussaini Brahmin”) refers to a unique community or group of Hindu Brahmins who are historically associated with the memory of Imam Hossain, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). They are believed to have shown solidarity with Imam Hossain during the tragic battle of Karbala in 680 AD. Where did they live? Traditionally, the Hossain Brahmins have been found in parts of Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan. They are said to have roots in regions around Multan (in present-day Pakistan) and later spread to India. Are they really Hindu? Yes, they are Hindu Brahmins by religion. However, due to their deep reverence for Imam Hossain, they maintain a special cultural bond with Muslims. They often take part in Muharram commemorations, not as a conversion but as an act of respect and shared heritage. Did they fight against Yazid in fav...

📌 Blog on: Nifty may go to 24800 if not break 24600 --- 🌐 English Version (Approx. 1700 words) Introduction The stock market is a place where numbers move like waves, guided by both visible and invisible forces. Among the different indices, the Nifty 50 is considered the heartbeat of the Indian stock market. Traders and investors follow it closely because it reflects the combined strength of 50 of the largest companies listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). Currently, one of the most discussed topics in the trading community is whether Nifty can climb to 24,800 if it doesn’t break below 24,600. This statement might sound simple, but it carries deep implications. For a trader, these two levels — 24,600 and 24,800 — can mean the difference between profit and loss, confidence and doubt, success and failure. This blog aims to analyze this situation in detail, covering market psychology, technical aspects, trading strategies, risks, and the importance of discipline. --- ...

📌 Blog: Nifty 30 September Option Call 25000 may go to ₹70 if not break ₹10 🌐 English Version (~1700 words) Introduction Options trading is one of the most fascinating yet risky segments of the stock market. Traders often look at strike prices and premiums to decide their strategy. At present, one of the most discussed contracts is the Nifty 30 September 25000 Call Option (CE). A common market observation is: “This option may rise to ₹70 if the premium does not fall below ₹10.” This statement reflects a mix of technical analysis, market psychology, and risk management. In this blog, let us explore the reasoning behind it, strategies for traders, risks involved, and broader lessons from such trades. --- Understanding the Option Strike Price (25000 CE): This gives the buyer the right to buy Nifty at 25,000 on or before 30 September expiry. Premium Levels: Currently traders are focusing on ₹10 (support) and ₹70 (target). Expiry Date: 30th September is the expiry, so time dec...

Palestine’s Journey Toward Recognition: Why Countries One by One Are Supporting Independence Introduction In recent years, the question of Palestine’s independence has once again entered global discussions. Many countries, step by step, are recognizing Palestine as an independent state, even when larger, more powerful organizations and nations appear less influential than before. This slow yet steady recognition has not happened in isolation; it has grown out of decades of conflict, geopolitical strategies, and humanitarian concerns. At the same time, Israel’s policies, leadership decisions, and conflicts with neighboring countries have created new waves of global reaction. Some smaller nations, as well as medium powers, are showing courage by offering Palestine symbolic recognition, even though they may not carry the same global influence as superpowers. In this blog, we will explore why this recognition is happening in such a piecemeal way, why Palestine’s cause is gainin...

The Triangular Incident in Tamil Nadu: A Reflection on Death, Leadership, and the Human Condition Introduction Tamil Nadu, a state known for its vibrant culture, cinema, and politics, has always stood as a unique space in India where emotion, leadership, and art intersect. The triangular framework of Death, Thalapathy Vijay, and M.K. Stalin represents three powerful forces that shape the psyche of Tamil Nadu. This triangle, when expanded with layers of cry, happy, tension; past, present, future; high, low, middle; good, worse, suspension, becomes a symbolic mirror of human life itself. This blog attempts to reflect on this triangular incident not as a literal event but as a philosophical and social metaphor, drawing lessons from Tamil Nadu’s culture, history, and present dynamics. --- Part I: Death – The First Corner of the Triangle Death as a Social Event In Tamil Nadu, death is not just an individual tragedy. It is a collective cultural event. When a beloved leader or film icon dies,...

English Version Tragedy at Thalapathy Vijay’s Rally: 39 Lives Lost in Stampede On 27 September 2025, what was supposed to be a political rally turned into a tragedy. At least 39 people died and dozens more were injured in a stampede during a campaign event held by actor-turned-politician Thalapathy Vijay in Karur, Tamil Nadu.  The rally was organized by Vijay’s party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK).  The crowd had swelled far beyond expectations. Many people fainted, and as enthusiasm turned chaotic, control was lost.  Eyewitnesses reported that ambulances struggled to reach victims amid the dense crowd.  Authorities responded swiftly: Tamil Nadu’s Chief Minister M.K. Stalin announced compensation for the families of the deceased and ordered a judicial inquiry.  Vijay released a statement of deep grief, saying his “eyes and mind are clouded with sorrow.”  This calamity highlights the risks inherent in large public gatherings—especially political...