‘Brahmin’ CEO stirs social media again with anti-reservation post
3 months, 2 weeks ago

‘Brahmin’ CEO stirs social media again with anti-reservation post

Live Mint  

The Bengaluru entrepreneur recently sparked a new debate online with a social media post. The post gained widespread attention due to the caption Tiwari included, which read "Brahmin genes", a phrase that many found offensive and provocative. Now, she has stirred social media again with her new post that says, “Poor Brahmins are left to die”. Since she's a Brahmin, nobody gives a damn—neither left nor right wing,” she added in another post. “Are they not elgible for ews if they are poor to get reservation banefit or they can not take study loan which many student take for their education,” asked another user.

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‘Brahmin genes’: What's the controversy that divided social media?
3 months, 3 weeks ago

‘Brahmin genes’: What's the controversy that divided social media?

Hindustan Times  

All it took was a two-word caption called “Brahim genes” on her social media post by Bengaluru-based CEO Anuradha Tiwari to trigger a debate online about the relevance of caste-based reservations and inherent privileges of people in the general category. Anuradha Tiwari) The irony of Anuradha flexing her caste identity as ‘Brahmin’ was not lost on social media users, as …

Bengaluru CEO flexes 'Brahmin genes' in controversial post, slammed as casteist
4 months ago

Bengaluru CEO flexes 'Brahmin genes' in controversial post, slammed as casteist

Hindustan Times  

A Bengaluru-based entrepreneur and CEO has sparked a controversy with her picture captioned “Brahmin genes.” Anuradha Tiwari, CEO of content writing company JustBurstOut, took to the social media platform X yesterday to share a photograph that shows her flexing her muscles. Bengaluru CEO Anuradha Tiwari is in the middle of a casteism row “Brahmin genes,” she controversially captioned the picture. …

Outrage over 'Brahmin' eateries in Bengaluru. 'Plain, simple caste signal,' says Twitter
2 years, 4 months ago

Outrage over 'Brahmin' eateries in Bengaluru. 'Plain, simple caste signal,' says Twitter

India Today  

Twitter is again abuzz with an extremely sensitive matter that involves religion. In a detailed post by a Twitter user named @peeleraja, several screenshots taken from food delivery apps like Swiggy and Zomato show a list of restaurants specialising in ‘Brahmin’ cuisine. There are tens more of them — peeleraja July 24, 2022 The Twitter user also commented on the …

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