Baroness Verma | This House Believes That Modi’s India is on the Right Path | 7/8

[@SHIVAMPANDEY-ru9ms]

Oxford doesn’t have the gall to bring J SAI DEEPAK to its debates

[@PrakashKumar-je3yd]

Kyunki unhe pata hai bina sabun se dhoyga😂😂😂😂

[@webdotcom17]

Or Annamalai

[@pujatelicreative]

I’d love to see this 😂

[@ammygaming2817]

He ll bash all of the opposers on their face... i have seen a pattern that like ajay maken in his first sentence bashed modi...a pattern is clear that they never have concrete evidence or statistics to bash bjp but they have whatsapp jokes...i feel pity for them that their entire life is dependent on hating MODI.

[@biggoofer]

Oxford doesn’t have the gall to bring the most Cherismatic speaker of all - Rahul Gandhi - to its debates....I guess oxford's loss is Cambridge's gain....🤣🤣🤣

[@pujatelicreative]

As a British-Indian, I'm so happy Baroness Verma said what she has. I agree with all of it. It's a shame the motion wasn't passed in the end, but this sums up how quite a few of us are feeling. We can see the difference, and the biggest one is the confidence in our Indian brothers and sisters. Atmanirbhar.

[@Rohitjokchand007]

You must read snake's in the ganga breaking india book

[@pujatelicreative]

@@Rohitjokchand007 Thank you for the recommendation. I just looked it up. Looks very interesting. How did you find it?

[@Rohitjokchand007]

@@pujatelicreative It's the great book. It has cleaned our lences and also given clear direction, to look in to subject matter. We were aware of attack on Hindu culture and civilization at lower level of society, but not aware of attack on elite level of Hindu society. And it's really dangerous, since these people influence on Large part of society. This book also help us to be intellectual free from colonised mindset.

[@pujatelicreative]

@@Rohitjokchand007 awesome! Thank you! I’ll definitely check it out. 🙏🏼

[@Flickifi]

Views of Oxford Union nor British politics are not of any value to India and Indians. The Brits have a habit of interfering in other people's affairs. More importantly Britain should be more concerned about their own culture and country.

[@sharmilakalain7549]

I am South African and in the past 10 years have been visiting India regularly. India is growing and dynamic and absolutely phenomenal,so to all the toxics out there, there is a challenge for you to refute.

[@ambalikadattaroy2945]

Absolutely. Intelligent people have their own vision.

[@christopherlobo8082]

Impressed by highways, airports, bullet trains, statues, stadiums? How many benefit out of 1,450 million Indians?

[@BK-gt6ct]

@@christopherlobo8082 1,450 million Indians will benefit.

[@DEconomy-yt2rq]

​​@@christopherlobo8082 ok muslim building babri mosque will only bring development..

[@CriticsYouBOY]

Naam tera sharmila hai aur tum South african ho , BJP IT cell😂😂

[@l.d.agarwal3893]

Pleasure listening to you Baroness Verma !

[@Dharma-xt1uz]

Great speech❤ Tight slap to people and western countries who wants Bharat to be poor.

[@BrahmiKumar]

Exactly that all we can do talk!

[@PradipPandya-f2q]

Hats off to Baroness Verma. Western Institutions gloat in denigrating Indian Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s, but it is Modi’s India that send “ Chandra Yan” to the South Face of the Moon. It is MODI’s India which actively play a Key Role in the Safety of Commercial Shipping in the Indian Ocean etc..etc… and have given the Dignity of being Indian Diaspora in the World, providing valuable services to Countless Countries in the WORLD.

[@adfasfuiuiui1056]

Yeah, Modi personally built the Chandrayan. ISRO was founded over fifty years ago but only under Modi have they achieved anything.

[@ishanpandey5105]

​@@adfasfuiuiui1056But then, by your twisted logic, Indira ji didn't win the '71 war ergo she wasn't the one shooting and fighting, Vajpayee ji didn't make India a nuclear power for he didn't build the bomb himself, Nehru ji didn't establish AIIMS and IITS for he didn't build them brick by brick personally, Prabhakaran didn't kill Rajiv ji , Kennedy didn't win the cold war, Leopold didn't kill the millions of Congolese, Lincoln didn't free the slaves of confederates for he didn't break their shackles personally.... See? Now, do you find yourself quite clever?😂

[@mekadonamodin6797]

What about isro scientist why are you not taking there names

[@abyuthg2049]

oh yea bro modi made chandrayan bada logic hei

[@abyuthg2049]

but did he create employment for us youth though? why are we still unemployed

[@rekha2506]

India finally got a PM that India deserves.. a confident, caring for all, visionary , very experienced & follower of Dharma , who understand real India and its problems and has guts, plans and vision to solve them! He inspires all young/ old Indians 🙏

[@LIBEARTED]

YES dharma by getting electoral bond of beef company

[@MohanLal-ou6mh]

Baroness Verma. Wonderful presentation.

[@vishwaroopbhattacharya]

Well thanks, Baroness Verma. Sure India is on the path of progress and growth. We look forward for India-UK partnership 🙏🇮🇳

[@markferguson7563]

Early in the address the Baroness says that “The growth of India over the last nine years has made Indians outside of India incredibly confident and proud.” The Baroness immediately follows that with telling us that, the first time she went to India was in 1976, as a 16 year old, and then she has made regular trips back to India since then. What that indisputably exposes is that, in spite of being born in Britan, she considers herself to be an Indian. Effectively, this is ethnocultural chauvinism: which is indubitably the equivalent of non-whites accusing Caucasians of White supremacy. As for those Indians who reside in Western nations, which totals 10 million immigrants, and about 13 million offspring, it’s palpably clear that the prime allegiance that virtually every one of them, whether they were born in a western nation, or lived in these countries for decades, consider themselves to be Indians (just as it is with Chinese or any other ethnocultural entity that fled their cradles) who just happen to be residing in a territory far beyond their cradle. As for the Baroness going out of way to defend Modi, and obviously Indians, I wonder how she is coming to terms with defending this soul who has to have been intricately connected with the assassination of the Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada, in June, 2023? As it transpires the Indian government has categorically denied that it had any involvement in this gruesome event: and are demanding that Canada supplies proof about these extremely serious allegations. The Indian government claims that Canada is making it all up. However, for the six highest ranking members of the Canadian Mounted Police, and its internal security body, to all line up and tell us that, “the evidence connecting the Indian government to the assassination (and, MOREOVER, with 50 other acts of terrorism/violence in20 cities and towns across India) is irrefutable” means it must be true. As it occurs, there have also been altercations between Hindus and Sikhs in Australia, the US, and NZ, too, over the past few years. Tragically, the English speaking world are now experiencing the consequences of being stupid enough to allow FAR TOO MANY Indians into their dominions, because now they’re organising against the host societies.

[@vs1997]

She was awesome! As a NRI, I feel the same way. Am not sure why there is so much negativity coming from certain section of Indian society. You can criticize Govt where needed but not everything they do.

[@samarthpawar1504]

Well... You need to realise that these people DON'T have the power or influence now... So ofc they are mad😂😂 Imagine waiting for 5 years for elections only to be faced with the slogans of 400+ seats... I mean anyone would lose their patience after this😂😂.

[@paranoah8550]

India is doing great.... Come back!!

[@souvikbera3067]

​@@paranoah8550who tf think you are to dictate

[@MK-cg9um]

That paticular section you are talking about were the domestic helps of the British.

[@Yash-ye1zq]

Most of the people from certain section of society criticise because they have a slave mentality - they still think if a foreign power ruled them only then India can progress- also they will call Bharat as India or Hindustan

[@12440jayjay]

Baroness your personal experience from several visits and wisdom makes your opinion counts lot more than every other dog's bark.

[@mayank.official]

Get Jai Sai Deepak and Anand Rangnathan in the house if you want a authentic fact backed debate..

[@MS-ov9sv]

JSD ❤❤❤

[@gyandipsaikia8521]

💀💀💀

[@BrahmiKumar]

Authentic??? very funny...if you want to listen to noisy rant bring both for discussion.

[@scorpiorules]

​@@BrahmiKumarnoisy rant is exactly what the likes of rajdeep, ravish, sagarika, thapar, etc are known for

[@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108]

*Dr. Aanand Rangnathan

[@SanataniBharat2]

We love you Mrs Verma ❤! Thank you for being India’s Ambassador ❤❤

[@shyammanoharan3567]

Proud of Baroness Verma!! Speaking truth and fact shows the ethics and personality of a virtuous person!!

[@vipstervipster5002]

Really refreshing to listen to someone speaking factually rather the just lies from people opposing PM Modi. They just want to tell thier lies and right to do corruption on the shoulders of poor people of India. Also tell the western countries the lies that they want to liste to, about India, so they get invited to such Universities to denigrate India. Well we Indians have some news for you, such rubbish will nolonger be tolerated!😡😡

[@pujatelicreative]

Many of us aren’t taking the old narrative anymore and looking for actual reality. Don’t worry

[@ammygaming2817]

🙏🙏 we need people like you......Bharat has found his true leader...purely on data

[@abyuthg2049]

the lies from pm modi can get fact checked by a simple google search or even a tiny amount of research. The hateful religion politics causing seperation between different fronts of the country. also dont talk about corruption as if modi isnt corrupt timeline samajh lijiye look at the laws passed and amended and ACTUAL news instead of godi media and u will see how its benefitting more of the higher up people in the economy like adani etc. than the upliftment of the poor by EQUITABLE development of all. how many jobs have been created under modi govt why has the unemployment rate shot up to 10% of which 83% are us educated youth. why if the bjp has elevated crores out of poverty that we have to supply 80 crores of free rations. where are the answers to these questions? where is bjp when there is a civil war going on in THEIR OWN STATE of manipur and how much will they censor the media and peoples opinions when they speak out. what about ladakh protests? what about the wrestlers and farmers? why have all the corruption cases against companies that bought electoral bonds or congress leaders that switched to bjp been dropped or not being followed through? where are the answers to these?

[@abyuthg2049]

but noooo sab changazi hei na

[@abyuthg2049]

media doesnt do its job properly to criticise the government to make a better india. a better BHARAT.

[@saibalganguly8587]

Baroness Verma.... It was a pleasure listening to your wonderful positive presentation.... Just like light amidst dark negative narratives... Best wishes.

[@Grand_masterGoGo]

After Queen Elizabeth, this lady speak about the plight of Kashmiri pandits, Thank you Mam

[@Iamlucifeerrr]

What a biased against panel, aap congress left farmer and pakistani 😂😂. This is genuinely the level of opposn in india which is why whatever modi is good or bad we need him and only him.

[@shre6619]

Yeah, Modi supporters are stacked-top: Palki, Deshbhakt (somehow, even I am confused?), and Mrs Baron

[@cosmos1487]

Yeah I mean like why the hell is there a pakistani in Indian matter? 😂😂

[@samurai-f77]

@shre6619 is a totally left leaner , rubs shoulder with Dhruv rathee , and is heavily biased .

[@Azmir-m9e]

think about after Modi. modi is a disaster for India. Even if your mother or sister gets naked, even if your mother or sister gets raped, you still have to be Modi.

[@nishajain9689]

Thank you, Baroness Verma for your impartial, accurate, unprejudiced analysis. Inspite of being away from India, you read our social scenario perfectly.

[@markferguson7563]

Early in the address the Baroness says that “The growth of India over the last nine years has made Indians outside of India incredibly confident and proud.” The Baroness immediately follows that with telling us that, the first time she went to India was in 1976, as a 16 year old, and then she has made regular trips back to India since then. What that indisputably exposes is that, in spite of being born in Britan, she considers herself to be an Indian. Effectively, this is ethnocultural chauvinism: which is indubitably the equivalent of non-whites accusing Caucasians of White supremacy. As for those Indians who reside in Western nations, which totals 10 million immigrants, and about 13 million offspring, it’s palpably clear that the prime allegiance that virtually every one of them, whether they were born in a western nation, or lived in these countries for decades, consider themselves to be Indians (just as it is with Chinese or any other ethnocultural entity that fled their cradles) who just happen to be residing in a territory far beyond their cradle. As for the Baroness going out of way to defend Modi, and obviously Indians, I wonder how she is coming to terms with defending this soul who has to have been intricately connected with the assassination of the Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada, in June, 2023? As it transpires the Indian government has categorically denied that it had any involvement in this gruesome event: and are demanding that Canada supplies proof about these extremely serious allegations. The Indian government claims that Canada is making it all up. However, for the six highest ranking members of the Canadian Mounted Police, and its internal security body, to all line up and tell us that, “the evidence connecting the Indian government to the assassination (and, MOREOVER, with 50 other acts of terrorism/violence in20 cities and towns across India) is irrefutable” means it must be true. As it occurs, there have also been altercations between Hindus and Sikhs in Australia, the US, and NZ, too, over the past few years. Tragically, the English speaking world are now experiencing the consequences of being stupid enough to allow FAR TOO MANY Indians into their dominions, because now they’re organising against the host societies.

[@IndianNRIsvillagelife]

It is a pleasure to hear a real educated voice........without propaganda 🤞

[@Tarotaro23-k5r]

Bharat is indeed on the right path with Modi.

[@WallimChwnglim-ni6ts]

Only for bharatiya clan

[@shobhitdagur1086]

​@@WallimChwnglim-ni6tsSo why will Bharat worry about others

[@WallimChwnglim-ni6ts]

@@shobhitdagur1086 narrow minded

[@mahendradhanushreddy2620]

​@@WallimChwnglim-ni6ts we are narrow minded that's the reason we won't fight wars across the world

[@princeraj6725]

​@@WallimChwnglim-ni6ts Fuck your opinion, Every minority from other live freely in Bharat. But only Muslim have problem,well they have always problem no matter which country they go and in Sri Narendra Modi term Bharat is sure going to reach its peak. || ♥️JAI SRI RAM♥️ ||

[@stephencolaco6655]

You are great mam speaking the right things.

[@rameshwaghmare9432]

This is one of the best speeches; Prashant Bhushan should work as a toilet cleaner in her house, just as most of the speakers.

[@sanjaypriyadarshi]

yes sir

[@rishabh9553]

Unemployed and uneducated person facile of himself while puking cuss words doesn't have guts to content their parent. Speaking of the fact it's not your fault, you're raised illiterate.

[@Tarotaro23-k5r]

Prashant B is a lunatic and hinduphobe. His speech he gave at Oxford was atrocious

[@kri122]

What exactly want to say 😂😂😂😂

[@Vij367]

This is the type of words we are good at on a social platform instead of data and facts to present our argument. If you are the kind that praises Modi, he is obviously not doing a good job.

[@RishiSingh-cf9iv]

Maam you brought tears to my eyes no words describe your contribution no system is perfect 👍 Thank 🙏🙏🙏🇬🇾🇺🇸

[@l.d.agarwal3893]

Surprised to find opposition leaders from Congress, person like Prashant Kishore in debate called “Modis India” but nobody from BJP ! Shows the mindset of Oxford !

[@Tarotaro23-k5r]

It’s smart, the BJP don’t need to prove anything for the Goras. They are above this superficial debate.

[@libshastra]

The BJP used to send someone to attend. They stopped that because Oxford was plain disrespectful and disingenuous.

[@Prasanth-n7g]

Good that BJP shows the middle finger to such people. They don’t need the approval of the goras and their tropes.

[@sageofsixpaths98]

Prashant bhushan

[@Ajor777]

There is Palki

[@dilipk.bordoloi5758]

Congress and opposition party supporters may not like PM Modi BUT they should at least hear the speeches Ms Palki Sharma. and Ms Baroness Verma delivered in this Conference .

[@pam1372]

Well said Baroness Verma

[@strawmanfallacy8666]

I'm happy she brought up the massacre of Kashmiri Pandits in her speech. I wonder why do majority of conversations revolving around Kashmir often forget, ignore or sidestep the atrocities faced by Kashmiri Pandits. The only reason for this is they weren't Muslims whose issues could be openly advocated for by the hypocritical leftist-liberal complex.

Bharat is the most complex and the most diverse country in the world, surrounded by enemies. Despite these challenges, Modiji has pushed the country forward and upward, maintaining democracy. Bharatmata ki jai.

[@Surrey89]

He has only helped a few of his crony capitalists. Rest of the country is reeling under inflation. Democracy is a farce. His entire politics is based on Hindu-Muslim divide. His recent Hate speech against Muslim community during his Election campaign at Rajasthan is a case in point.

[@varajay668]

Main problem is internal enemies Opposition hate progress of India along with modi

[@Surrey89]

Mobi has not maintained good relations with any of the neighbours. Growth was achieved only by few of his crony capitalists from whom he received Electoral Bonds or funding. He has on many occasions demanded a Congress free country, when Congress is the man Oposition leader. He has jailed 2 sitting CMs during Model Code of Conduct prior to Election. All this proves he would prefer an unopposed didctatorial rule

[@souvikroy6697]

During a debate, It is always pleasure to hear facts rather than narratives.

[@SatyamSingh-fm2bn]

Oxford doesn’t have the balls to bring J SAI DEEPAK and ANAND RANGANATHAN to its debates

[@raghukrishna9841]

They chew the balls of India baiters. Hence are not called

[@meret99]

Wronganathan😂

[@jokerlecture]

Both are dogs Not needed

[@SatyamSingh-fm2bn]

@@jokerlecture ᴅᴏ ᴜ ᴅʀɪɴᴋ ᴍʏ ᴄᴜᴍ ᴛᴏ sᴜᴘᴘᴏʀᴛ ʀᴀʜᴜʟ ɢᴀɴᴅʜɪ?

[@SatyamSingh-fm2bn]

@@jokerlecture ʏᴇʜ ʙᴏᴛʜ ᴏғ ᴛʜᴇᴍ ᴀʀᴇ.... ʙᴄᴏᴢ ᴛʜᴇʏ ᴛᴇᴀʀ ᴏғғ ᴛʜᴇ ᴏᴘᴘᴏsɪᴛɪᴏɴ ʟɪᴀʀs

[@sathishraohr]

Madam, every point of yours gave me goosebumps. Thank you from bottom of my heart talking about my country India. 🙏

[@sunilnair1113]

A true picture of development and healthy democracy blossoming in Bharat shown to the whole world and in particular to British people. Thanks to the distinguished lady for showing a vibrant nation under the leadership of our karma Yogi PM Modiji.

[@SP-vz7en]

#Modi hai tau mumkin hai ❤️🇮🇳

[@swatiparekhji]

The western world is very envious of India's growth story and culture and especially family values. Hence many individuals are hell bent on pulling us down.

[@ujjwalsinha837]

Thanks for your unbiased take. Pleasure listening to you

[@tivo3720]

As a Indian youth from the Bengal - Bhutan borders I thank you for standing up for India and Indians ❤. Yes India is growing in very good way. But if BJP lost this election, India would once again go to a deep sleep for the centuries to come. Opposition and left lobby is so much strong...in social media to manipulate the people with their half truth and half lies. I fear of loosing India

[@sooneatyOrchids]

Thankyou Baroness for your observations and praise of the basics of Modi govt provisions. Most neutral and truthful

[@jogarajkb3704]

Wonderful speech! Reality is explained nicely! Under PM Modiji’s leadership, our young talent will take country to next level. Negative monkers to be ignored! Let us celebrate a vibrant democracy of India and prove to the World that we are here to support during any crises in the world!!

[@dipmalakumari]

India's dynamic growth is a testament to its incredible potential. With its booming economy and vibrant culture, India is a nation on the rise. Jai Hind , Jai Bharat !

[@thomasthomasphilp4393]

India is finally becoming Bharat

[@GeneJohnson-vy2ci]

If that is true why are you still trying to gain the favor of the British?

[@futurechiang6436]

Tq u 🙏 mss Excellency... We appreciate urs experience n the reality u hd seen wht our grt leaders done this 9 yrs .... Hopefully,,, as citizens of India 🇮🇳 truly... Prove it 100% ... Jai bharat ..

[@drtagare]

Thank you ma'am for mentioning the plight of our Kashmiri Pandits.. 🙏🏻 my eyes are moist

[@piyush1468]

The most intellectual and beautiful speech I ever heard on social media❤ Viral kr do bhai log

[@markferguson7563]

Early in the address the Baroness says that “The growth of India over the last nine years has made Indians outside of India incredibly confident and proud.” The Baroness immediately follows that with telling us that, the first time she went to India was in 1976, as a 16 year old, and then she has made regular trips back to India since then. What that indisputably exposes is that, in spite of being born in Britan, she considers herself to be an Indian. Effectively, this is ethnocultural chauvinism: which is indubitably the equivalent of non-whites accusing Caucasians of White supremacy. As for those Indians who reside in Western nations, which totals 10 million immigrants, and about 13 million offspring, it’s palpably clear that the prime allegiance that virtually every one of them, whether they were born in a western nation, or lived in these countries for decades, consider themselves to be Indians (just as it is with Chinese or any other ethnocultural entity that fled their cradles) who just happen to be residing in a territory far beyond their cradle. As for the Baroness going out of way to defend Modi, and obviously Indians, I wonder how she is coming to terms with defending this soul who has to have been intricately connected with the assassination of the Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada, in June, 2023? As it transpires the Indian government has categorically denied that it had any involvement in this gruesome event: and are demanding that Canada supplies proof about these extremely serious allegations. The Indian government claims that Canada is making it all up. However, for the six highest ranking members of the Canadian Mounted Police, and its internal security body, to all line up and tell us that, “the evidence connecting the Indian government to the assassination (and, MOREOVER, with 50 other acts of terrorism/violence in20 cities and towns across India) is irrefutable” means it must be true. As it occurs, there have also been altercations between Hindus and Sikhs in Australia, the US, and NZ, too, over the past few years. Tragically, the English speaking world are now experiencing the consequences of being stupid enough to allow FAR TOO MANY Indians into their dominions, because now they’re organising against the host societies.

[@udayashankarmishra9419]

Thankyou Madam for your realistic approach to India's development under present dispensation. By acknowledging the fact to get it know to the world that India is progressing at a right path.

[@ReverendDr.Thomas]

Bhārata 🇮🇳

[@ReverendDr.Thomas]

2:45 🐟 25. THE ROLE OF FEMALES: Women are fortunate because they are BORN with a job: Daughter. Wife. Mother. Females normally have no role in public life. Exceptions to this rule are relatively rare. For instance, women may work in the arts (singers, actors, and dancers, which often demand female players), or as maids or nurses, both of which are feminine duties, providing it has no detrimental effect on their PRIMARY function, as daughters, wives, and mothers. So, a female’s fundamental role is to serve her MASTERS (any man in her family circle), even from a relatively young age, by performing domestic duties and raising her children. Barren women (heterosexual or otherwise) are extremely unfortunate, but can still devote their lives to serving their husband, father, grandfather, uncles, or in the event that none of those men are extant, adult male cousins. Studies have shown that the more a woman deviates from this innate societal function, the less she is fulfilled. The phrase, “Cat Lady”, says it all. As a general rule, women should be protected in the home, and never wander-out alone. They should FULLY cover their bodies in the presence of post-pubescent males outside the family circle. Even the prostitutes in some nations wear veils in public, even if out of fear of reprisal. Having lived the eremitic life of a monastic priest for a few decades, I can attest to the importance of keeping one’s home clean and tidy. It is obvious to me that housekeeping is very much a full-time occupation, and that if I were to neglect my domestic chores, my health and comfort would greatly diminish. As would be expected of a person in my position, I follow a strict diet and am obsessive in regards to hygiene. Without a spouse, the onus is on me to maintain my residence in a prim and proper manner, even though it results in me spending less time teaching religion as a member of the Holy Priesthood (The World Teacher, in my particular case). Therefore, the role of a housewife is of PARAMOUNT importance, and must never be discounted by anybody, particularly feminist ideologues. The following chapter deals with feminism. The ONLY reason I have resided alone for most of my adult life is due to the fact that there is a severe scarcity of decent women in my country, and indeed the entire world, what to speak of holy and righteous women. Unfortunately, few women, particularly in the more affluent nations, any longer receive adequate training in the connubial arts. In my former marriages, I was forced to perform most household chores. In recent centuries, due to various factors (FEMINISM, in particular), women have become so degraded, that is it practically impossible to find an example of an ideal woman. Therefore, in order to reference examples of such a woman, one is forced to refer to figures from ancient myths. Mariam, the mother of Lord Jesus Christ, and Devī Sītārānī, the wife of Śri Rāja Rāma, King of Ayodhya, are the epitome of womanhood, and ought to be the role models for each and every girl born on this planet. That is assuming, of course, that those two women were, in actual fact, the gentle, refined, humble and submissive goddesses they were portrayed to be in the archaic scriptures. Obviously, this teaching receives an ENORMOUS amount of scorn, contempt and derision from a certain proportion of women (and also many "men"), but that is perfectly fine, because, such foolish feminists are destined to die lonely and alone, with no family surrounding them, and hopefully not transfer their adulterated genes to forthcoming generations. In some locations in the world, STRAY COWS freely wander the urban streets, displaying their teats. Similarly, in most locations, women wander the dangerous streets alone or in groups, displaying their bosoms and other bodily parts. Such loose women are no better than STRAY COWS. The TRUTH is very difficult to accept, right, Slave? “Three things cannot be long hidden: the sun, the moon, and the TRUTH.” Siddhārtha Gautama (AKA The Buddha), Aṅguttara Nikāya 3.131 (Paraphrased). Paṭicchanna Sutta “...encourage the young women to love their husbands, to love their children, to be self-controlled, chaste, good managers of the household, kind, being submissive to their husbands, so that the word of God may not be discredited.” ************* “Yet women will be saved through childbearing, provided they continue in faith and love and holiness, with modesty.” ************* “Women should keep silent in the churches. For they are not permitted to speak, but should be in submission, as the Law also says.” St. Paul of Tarsus, Titus 2:4-5. 1 Timothy 2:15. 1 Corinthians 14:34.

[@ReverendDr.Thomas]

2:55 human rights: In most cases, it seems that this term refers to certain (often vague) moral or legal entitlements that humans possess in relation to having or obtaining something, or to act in a certain way. This phrase has been used increasing more ubiquitously over the past century or so, with the implication that every human being, without exception, has identical and inalienable entitlements. However, this is a very obvious fallacy, as it invariably ignores the hierarchy of society. For example, very few persons would doubt that parents have the right to discipline their children. However, their children OBVIOUSLY do not have the converse right, to chastize or instruct their parents. Therefore, it is nonsensical to speak of human rights in general, when each and every individual person has unique rights, depending on his or her place in the hierarchy of society. The notion of rights is intimately intertwined with morality (or to be more accurate, the concept of dharma). So, in the above example, it is in accordance with morality/dharma for a parent to disciple his or her children, and if required, administer some form of punishment. However, it would be objectively immoral for a child of any age (even a geriatric) to admonish his or her parents, except, perhaps, if a parent was afflicted with a disease or disability that inhibited the parent’s cognitive capabilities, such as dementia. Cf. “dharma”. According to a criminal organisation called the “United Nations”, there are thirty so-called “human rights”, listed in a document entitled “Universal Declaration of Human Rights”, but objectively speaking, only a couple of the listed articles of “rights” are predicated on the only ONE and ONLY human right, and that is the right for any person (that is any human being or non-human animal) to not be harmed unjustifiably. As is to be expected of a declaration by a bunch of deluded, ignorant fools, there is nowhere in the preamble any semblance of a stated definition of “human rights”. This is practically a universal occurrence in the fields of sociology, law, philosophy, ethics, and even in the so-called hard sciences. Just see the dramatic contrast between almost every academic essay paper and thesis/book ever published, compared with this Book of All Books! In order to be charitable to that evil body, the United Nations, it is probably fortuitous that they failed to proffer a definition of “rights”, since the “definition” that they are likely to have conjured-up in their feeble intellects would be incompetent, if not truly laughable.

[@DeepakDograx323045]

Modi JI always on Right Path thats why made Bharat new Country and Victory written in his Fate

[@Surrey89]

New country for just a few of his cronies. Rest of the country is battling his hate speech, inflation, poverty, illiteracy, communal disharmony.

[@abhinayfinearts]

Low voter turnout is worrisome..hope it doesnt hurt Modi

[@happybehappy2338]

Modi is on right path & taking a country with Billions on right path too👍🔥

[@abhisheksinghchouhan8506]

We have seen as Indians the tremendous growth over the past 10 yr 1- Digital infrastructure 2- No Major terrorist attack 3- Good road and over bridge across India 4- Swach Bharat mission 5- Ram mandir 6- Corona vaccine drive Many more

[@Balamua_banaras_wala]

Banking inclusion ,, toilet for women ,, Tap water to home Gas connection ,, Beti bachao beti padhao .. Triple talak ban ,,, women reservation .. Where women worship there u can see lots of God ( yatra nari pujyate ramqnte tatra devta ) Women respect provide us lots of happiness....

[@bhishmabhattarai3511]

Vaccine 🤣🤣 अंधभक्ति

[@markferguson7563]

Early in the address the Baroness says that “The growth of India over the last nine years has made Indians outside of India incredibly confident and proud.” The Baroness immediately follows that with telling us that, the first time she went to India was in 1976, as a 16 year old, and then she has made regular trips back to India since then. What that indisputably exposes is that, in spite of being born in Britan, she considers herself to be an Indian. Effectively, this is ethnocultural chauvinism: which is indubitably the equivalent of non-whites accusing Caucasians of White supremacy. As for those Indians who reside in Western nations, which totals 10 million immigrants, and about 13 million offspring, it’s palpably clear that the prime allegiance that virtually every one of them, whether they were born in a western nation, or lived in these countries for decades, consider themselves to be Indians (just as it is with Chinese or any other ethnocultural entity that fled their cradles) who just happen to be residing in a territory far beyond their cradle. As for the Baroness going out of way to defend Modi, and obviously Indians, I wonder how she is coming to terms with defending this soul who has to have been intricately connected with the assassination of the Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada, in June, 2023? As it transpires the Indian government has categorically denied that it had any involvement in this gruesome event: and are demanding that Canada supplies proof about these extremely serious allegations. The Indian government claims that Canada is making it all up. However, for the six highest ranking members of the Canadian Mounted Police, and its internal security body, to all line up and tell us that, “the evidence connecting the Indian government to the assassination (and, MOREOVER, with 50 other acts of terrorism/violence in20 cities and towns across India) is irrefutable” means it must be true. As it occurs, there have also been altercations between Hindus and Sikhs in Australia, the US, and NZ, too, over the past few years. Tragically, the English speaking world are now experiencing the consequences of being stupid enough to allow FAR TOO MANY Indians into their dominions, because now they’re organising against the host societies.

[@sanganpatil]

Level headed take.

[@phaddu7737]

Thank you for being optimistic and bringing out what India aspires to be. Cheers!

[@jdevnani1978]

Wonderful SPEECH Madam.. Thank u from bottom of my Heart to keep New India 🇮🇳 Status to International Platform..

[@aratimukherjee3846]

Thank you Baroness Verma

[@minakshibisht-jl9so]

''Now the world wants to know us.'' - How proud she is!

[@sachi330]

Thank you Baroness Verma Jai England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Jai Bharat ❤

[@desireepereira4108]

Jai India

[@acharyaashis342]

Excellent! Thank you Baroness Verma.

[@nishkupishku2008]

Wow!@ yes we Indians are so fortunate to have a vibrant culture

[@anindyabagchi6119]

Salute her wisdom !

[@sridharchreddy21]

Salute to you madam Verma

[@MS-ov9sv]

Thank you Verma ji 🙏 ❤ For speaking the truth and doing so bravely

[@gowrivellasamy9625]

Hats of Baroness. Thanks for speaking the truth. Modi is doing such a great job

[@Pankaj_Khanal_Joshi]

If Modi wins India will be 3rd Largest Economy and enhance One earth One family.

[@thewhatorwhy]

Modi will be in prison in 6 months. No place on earth for asura hindus.

[@TruthAlwaysWins]

I think we already are. There are countries who print currencies without solid Valuables reserved in their, or Gold. Wrong calculation of wealth to save face. US Admiral talked about China's economy, someone should investigate US's economy too.

[@truptijpatel]

Baroness Varma - Same feeling here , same observations . Thank you ❤

[@shivkumar.sivasanker.s.2642]

Baroness it's great to hear you speak so much for India 🙏👏👏👏

[@virafmehta4296]

Brilliant speech Baroness Verma. I thank you for calling a spade a spade. The nay sayers and the pessimist do not matter to us Indians as we know and agree with the proposition that Modi's India is on the Right Path.

[@dr8740]

Can Oxford debate about Minoriry condition of Islamic countries

[@rogermoore00]

They can't, Oxford is the den of terrorist

[@gopalramanathan7062]

Will they dare⁉️ They care more for their necks.

[@truegod...]

Indian Universities should hold such conferences too

[@fallen2394]

True electrol bond, pm care fund how corrupt politician are getting into bj party should be discussed

[@truegod...]

@@fallen2394 True Another topic discussed should be how Opposition also got totals of around 5 thousand Crores through same electoral bonds and how the corrupt Politicians did the corruptions while being the top leaders in Opposition 😅

[@dev_peace_soul]

​@@fallen2394ok give me the proof that PM care fund is bad... oh it is just your bad dream which you always write online like a bozo... get a life

[@RV-pr9oq]

PM MODI is NOT INDIA, INDIA is MUCH BIGGER THAN PM MODI unlike congress talks up PM Nerhu being bigger that INDIA who has blundered in many ways as these people talk BUT PM MODI is the best GIFT that INDIA ever had and that GIFT keeps giving !!

[@VanessaEdwards13]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 and Modi puts INDIA 1st unlike CONGRESS!

[@TruthAlwaysWins]

Modiji has already clarified twice recently, He's only son of the soil, who wants to work for his motherland till his last breath.

[@BHUVANAR.-vr8wn]

Beautiful speech by Baroness Verma.Presently, on a vacation in India. Absolutely remarkable change in every aspect. Unprecedented developments. Deepest gratitude and appreciation to PM Modiji and his amazing team.

[@divyamrathi299]

We are on right path ❤

[@surindersarna9255]

Baroness Verma is a very eloquent speaker. It is a pleasure to hear her objective, unbiased view of India’s achievements and its growing self confidence.

[@jatinpatel1224]

islamic britishers would disagree with everything said here.

[@loneranger6361]

Shaitan will never accept the truth. Jihad is deceit

[@ivansanzeev]

Baroness Verma deserves immense recognition. While Western institutions often take pride in criticizing Indian Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, it is under Modi’s leadership that India launched the “Chandrayaan” mission to the moon’s south pole. It is Modi’s India that has become instrumental in ensuring the safety of commercial shipping in the Indian Ocean, among other achievements. These significant contributions have elevated the status of the Indian diaspora globally, allowing them to offer invaluable services to numerous countries around the world. The dignity of being part of the Indian diaspora has been enhanced, thanks to these efforts.

[@ashutoshpandeyz4508]

🔱Jai Shree Ram 🔱

[@dipalinagawekar4633]

वर्मा बाई तूमचे मना पासून आभार . भारताची प्रगती पाहून तुम्ही भारावून गेला आहात, हीच प्रगती तुम्हाला जर तुमच्या देशात हवी असेल तर आम्ही भारतीय, मोदींना पाच नाहीतर दहा वर्षासाठी तुमच्या देशाचे पंतप्रधान बनवण्यासाठी इच्छुक आहेत. तशी आम्ही तयारी सुरू केली आहे तुमच्या देशात आम्ही अनेक ठिकाणी RSS शाखा सुरू केल्या आहेत.

[@sanjivpatil582]

Excellent speech. Thank you.

[@sanketk2287]

Thanks Baroness for such a inspirating words about india

[@SHAKTIMANIFEST]

Wonderful comment

[@avengergamer4196]

My heart have more respect her than my breathe❤❤❤

[@creativeexplorer2741]

Oxford is so classy, not a single person is intervening the person who is speaking, it is so unlike our news channel debates. More support to Modi is important for India's betterment.

[@thewhatorwhy]

This is not a news channel. Use logic.

[@creativeexplorer2741]

@@thewhatorwhy People are there to talk here also, use logic too.

[@thewhatorwhy]

@@creativeexplorer2741 Then by your "logic" the street is also a place to talk. So people on a news channel can talk as they do on the street.

[@creativeexplorer2741]

@@thewhatorwhy that is what is happening in our news channels, nobody is allowed to talk even a minute without interruption. Notice properly.

[@thewhatorwhy]

@@creativeexplorer2741 "People are there to talk".

[@SS-bg6ht]

Finally someone for Pandits of Kashmir

[@nareshkhurana894]

आपने जो कहा, सत्य कहा, आपको हृदय से धन्यवाद, श्रीमती बोरोनेस वर्मा जी। भारत देश आगे बढ़ रहा है, सही दिशा और सही हाथों में है, इसे और मजबूत किया जाए। 🇮🇳🙏❤️

[@markferguson7563]

Early in the address the Baroness says that “The growth of India over the last nine years has made Indians outside of India incredibly confident and proud.” The Baroness immediately follows that with telling us that, the first time she went to India was in 1976, as a 16 year old, and then she has made regular trips back to India since then. What that indisputably exposes is that, in spite of being born in Britan, she considers herself to be an Indian. Effectively, this is ethnocultural chauvinism: which is indubitably the equivalent of non-whites accusing Caucasians of White supremacy. As for those Indians who reside in Western nations, which totals 10 million immigrants, and about 13 million offspring, it’s palpably clear that the prime allegiance that virtually every one of them, whether they were born in a western nation, or lived in these countries for decades, consider themselves to be Indians (just as it is with Chinese or any other ethnocultural entity that fled their cradles) who just happen to be residing in a territory far beyond their cradle. As for the Baroness going out of way to defend Modi, and obviously Indians, I wonder how she is coming to terms with defending this soul who has to have been intricately connected with the assassination of the Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada, in June, 2023? As it transpires the Indian government has categorically denied that it had any involvement in this gruesome event: and are demanding that Canada supplies proof about these extremely serious allegations. The Indian government claims that Canada is making it all up. However, for the six highest ranking members of the Canadian Mounted Police, and its internal security body, to all line up and tell us that, “the evidence connecting the Indian government to the assassination (and, MOREOVER, with 50 other acts of terrorism/violence in20 cities and towns across India) is irrefutable” means it must be true. As it occurs, there have also been altercations between Hindus and Sikhs in Australia, the US, and NZ, too, over the past few years. Tragically, the English speaking world are now experiencing the consequences of being stupid enough to allow FAR TOO MANY Indians into their dominions, because now they’re organising against the host societies.

[@YashPatil-fy6jn]

Before 2014 the only thing in the news I was hearing was about either Various Political Scams or Bomb blasts, terrorist attacks. And if today's literacy rate is bad I blame the Govt who is in power for more than 60 years, if today talks about unemployment I blame the education system made by the govt from last 60 years, those people just changed school history textbooks for convenience. So that you think India was on the right path

[@ramaraocheepi7847]

Baroness Verma could spk her mind boldly, is greatly appreciated. Indeed she knows more about the phenomenal progress Bharat witnessed in the last yrs , than that of many of us.Its fascinating talk and our youth should listen to her speech.

[@MrAmol585]

Thank you ma'am for highlighting the truth !

[@NishantSinghRajputt]

Great Speech ✌️ Thank you For Supporting India 🇮🇳 Celebrate India 🇮🇳 ❤️

[@RajeshHarinarain]

Well said Shri Vrema .... Jai Shri Hind

[@tivo3720]

Thank u from speaking up for the persecuted kashmiri Hindus. Even if we durg the soil its the history of the Hindus will come up.

[@gopaljisingh8635]

Thanks. We need friends like you, a fair and just.

[@sachintiwari2899]

Sudhanshu Trivedi is smiling at corner 😊

[@varkache]

Salute to you Baroness 🙏😎 जय हिंद 🇮🇳 जय भारत

[@truptishelke-usapkar3995]

Thank you Baroness Verma, to be positive mindset towards India.

[@VanessaEdwards13]

Incredible speech!!! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Ash-nn3or]

Fantastically said!! Ms Verma you deserve a standing ovation 👏👏👏

[@surimenon7660]

Brilliant ❤️❤️❤️💪🇮🇳💪 WE THINK FOR US ONLY SANATAN WAY 💪🇮🇳💪

[@khanmufassir9115]

Oh, how lucky are we Indians to have Modi! Let's hope he wins not just in 2029, but also in 2034, because clearly, we need more time to witness the miraculous results of Modi's India. And of course, let's make sure we bring back all those singing his praises today to see if they're still in tune with their opinions after a reality check!

[@markferguson7563]

Early in the address the Baroness says that “The growth of India over the last nine years has made Indians outside of India incredibly confident and proud.” The Baroness immediately follows that with telling us that, the first time she went to India was in 1976, as a 16 year old, and then she has made regular trips back to India since then. What that indisputably exposes is that, in spite of being born in Britan, she considers herself to be an Indian. Effectively, this is ethnocultural chauvinism: which is indubitably the equivalent of non-whites accusing Caucasians of White supremacy. As for those Indians who reside in Western nations, which totals 10 million immigrants, and about 13 million offspring, it’s palpably clear that the prime allegiance that virtually every one of them, whether they were born in a western nation, or lived in these countries for decades, consider themselves to be Indians (just as it is with Chinese or any other ethnocultural entity that fled their cradles) who just happen to be residing in a territory far beyond their cradle. As for the Baroness going out of way to defend Modi, and obviously Indians, I wonder how she is coming to terms with defending this soul who has to have been intricately connected with the assassination of the Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada, in June, 2023? As it transpires the Indian government has categorically denied that it had any involvement in this gruesome event: and are demanding that Canada supplies proof about these extremely serious allegations. The Indian government claims that Canada is making it all up. However, for the six highest ranking members of the Canadian Mounted Police, and its internal security body, to all line up and tell us that, “the evidence connecting the Indian government to the assassination (and, MOREOVER, with 50 other acts of terrorism/violence in20 cities and towns across India) is irrefutable” means it must be true. As it occurs, there have also been altercations between Hindus and Sikhs in Australia, the US, and NZ, too, over the past few years. Tragically, the English speaking world are now experiencing the consequences of being stupid enough to allow FAR TOO MANY Indians into their dominions, because now they’re organising against the host societies.

[@krishnahalai]

I dont like to listen to foreigners talking in favour or against India. They are superficial. One sees Tajmahal and the other sees Dharavi slums. She says they should be envious of India. They were 3 hundred years ago so they came and destroyed India. They might leach India or put a spanner in its growth again in some other ways now

[@pujatelicreative]

She was sticking up for India and making it heard that we should be happy to work with. This was as much a message to the UK as much as any British-Indians like us balancing both cultures. She even made it clear that she respected India’s sovereignty. There’s nothing superficial about that.

[@TruthAlwaysWins]

It's already started, Congress wants to loot everything from Hindus in India, & donate to Muslims.

[@markferguson7563]

Early in the address the Baroness says that “The growth of India over the last nine years has made Indians outside of India incredibly confident and proud.” The Baroness immediately follows that with telling us that, the first time she went to India was in 1976, as a 16 year old, and then she has made regular trips back to India since then. What that indisputably exposes is that, in spite of being born in Britan, she considers herself to be an Indian. Effectively, this is ethnocultural chauvinism: which is indubitably the equivalent of non-whites accusing Caucasians of White supremacy. As for those Indians who reside in Western nations, which totals 10 million immigrants, and about 13 million offspring, it’s palpably clear that the prime allegiance that virtually every one of them, whether they were born in a western nation, or lived in these countries for decades, consider themselves to be Indians (just as it is with Chinese or any other ethnocultural entity that fled their cradles) who just happen to be residing in a territory far beyond their cradle. As for the Baroness going out of way to defend Modi, and obviously Indians, I wonder how she is coming to terms with defending this soul who has to have been intricately connected with the assassination of the Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada, in June, 2023? As it transpires the Indian government has categorically denied that it had any involvement in this gruesome event: and are demanding that Canada supplies proof about these extremely serious allegations. The Indian government claims that Canada is making it all up. However, for the six highest ranking members of the Canadian Mounted Police, and its internal security body, to all line up and tell us that, “the evidence connecting the Indian government to the assassination (and, MOREOVER, with 50 other acts of terrorism/violence in20 cities and towns across India) is irrefutable” means it must be true. As it occurs, there have also been altercations between Hindus and Sikhs in Australia, the US, and NZ, too, over the past few years. Tragically, the English speaking world are now experiencing the consequences of being stupid enough to allow FAR TOO MANY Indians into their dominions, because now they’re organising against the host societies.

[@chinmeilien]

I’m applauding Baroness Verma for her wholehearted support and praise of India progress. 🎉❤However, I couldn’t help but noticed at around 9:34 the lady in white, who sit to the left of the Union president, looked bored and unprofessionally started playing with her hair. I wonder if she wasn’t aware that her seat was facing camera. 😂

[@bhuvanmittal4977]

Endearingly brilliant and hard hitting Baroness Verma.

[@gil47]

Baroness Verma thank you for enlightening the British about India not politics but development.

[@happytako4524]

Very nice, non bias and very positive speech.👍👍