In the Puranas and epic legends, when adharma dominates, a smaller group always resists. According to Indian propaganda politics, those who stand for truth and justice are often labeled as terrorists. The movie "Kalki" portrays a similar canvas, where right-wing supporters constantly spread disinformation to incite hatred, paving the way for the mass destruction of humanity. The "Love Jihad" propaganda is a major tool for these groups. They call themselves think tanks, saints, nationalists, and protectors of culture, but in reality, they are rapists, hate mongers, betrayers, murderers, and some of the most heinous people on earth. If people think with reason, logic, and common sense, the hindutva agenda of hate politics and casteism would be crystal clear. Fortunately, we have brave journalists and activists who have struggled and provided proper evidence, investigative reports, and books to safeguard democracy and the social fabric.
In modern geopolitics, religion, identity, and power are often deeply intertwined. Across many regions of the world, debates continue about how political actors use historical narratives, religious symbolism, and media influence to justify policies, conflicts, or territorial claims. Few issues illustrate this more clearly than the long-running conflict involving Israel , the Palestinians, and the wider Middle East. Supporters of Israel often frame their position partly through historical and biblical narratives tied to ancient kingdoms such as that of King Solomon , alongside modern legal and security arguments. Critics argue that these narratives are sometimes invoked alongside political interests and military power, particularly in the context of disputes over land in places such as Gaza Strip and the West Bank . Human rights organizations and journalists have documented cycles of violence in which civilians on both sides suffer, leading to global debate over proportionality...