अनुजा बापट/Anuja Bapat 🇮🇳

@EmergingRoy @RupakChatto You forgot English

@RupakChatto Yes In my Marathi Hindi Telugu Bengali and some Gujarati and Punjabi, French and later, Brazilian Portuguese

Don't tell Indian families this. Most educated Indian kids grow up with three or four languages. In my case Bengali, Hindi, English and Punjabi...French later in life. Most Swiss are comfortable in French and German, and often English. Monolingualism is an Anglo feature.

@SiddharthKG7 I don’t find it a virtue! A city must sleep .. stillness and quiet are essential for any organism, including a city to repair and reenergise itself. Not to say that essential and emergency services must always be available ..

Miss Mumbai. You can walk around at 3 AM and there is activity in streets. Love the civilisation. Love this city. ♥️

@abhishek_tri @nitinwelde I don’t forgive anything.. Mumbai is just not for me.. Last city where I would want to be go for long time ! its inefficiency and our helplessness puts me off completely

Bombay makes no sense. Spent a week and what a paradox. You can spend ₹2,000 on a perfect meal and 2 hours stuck moving 5 km. Strangers will go out of their way to help you… while the system around them barely works. I came from Bandra to Navi Mumbai International Airport in 92 minutes and somehow still left liking the city more. This shouldn’t happen. What is it about Bombay that makes people forgive everything?

@khanumarfa @kunalkamra88 स्वतंत्रता कहो कह के हँसने में क्या तुक बनता है। उर्दू बोलने वाले क्या ग़लती से भी स्वतंत्रता नहीं कहते? मैं तो दोनों शब्दों का प्रयोग करती हूँ, शब्द को लफ़्ज़ भी कहती हूँ और लफ़्फ़ाज़ी भी समझ लेती हूँ

Has Dhurandhar really liberated India from “Urdu-wood”? On @kunalkamra88’s show, I argued that it’s actually the opposite. If you take out Urdu and “Muslim” parts from Dhurandhar, there’s nothing left. You become the thing you hate the most.

This is an absolute masterclass from MIT on how to speak

@yunusrj Eid Mubarak

आज जबलपुर में ईदगाह में कुछ तस्वीरें ली थीं उन्हें एक स्लाइड शो में तब्दील कर दिया है। आप सभी को ईद मुबारक।।

@flyingpebbles @sanjeevsanyal Indeed very beautiful

The One Station One Product (OSOP) stall at📍Wardha Railway Station, Maharashtra is now live, showcasing unique products developed by a Divyang artisan under the PM Vishwakarma Scheme. ➡️The stall, inaugurated on 12 March 2026, has been set up by Shri Dnyaneshwar Wandile, a Divyang artisan from the Doll and Toy Maker trade. Through the One Station One Product (OSOP) initiative at railway stations, the Ministry of MSME, Government of India, is promoting the establishment of product outlets for PM Vishwakarma Scheme “Divyang” beneficiaries, creating impactful market linkages for traditional artisans and advancing the vision of #InclusiveDevelopment. #PMVishwakarma #VishwakarmaKaAbhiyaan #ViksitBharat #AatmanirbharBharat #Msme #Entrepreneur #Development #Empowerment #artisans #craftsmen

In today’s informal interaction with members of the media fraternity, we discussed that India’s energy imports are continuing to flow in from different sources and routes. We have taken steps to ensure that 100% supply of CNG & PNG to domestic consumers is ensured and other industries continue to get 70-80% of their supplies, despite the war situation. We are committed to ensure uninterrupted supply of affordable energy to our domestic consumers. There is no shortage for domestic consumers and no reason to panic.

@AsArunScribeth @the_harkhani No cliche really..it is a majority case where a hierarchy exists which believes wife to be inferior and expects her to seek husband’s approval most of the times and accept his public humiliation. A society where wife jokes are normalised but domestic violence is rampant.

@the_harkhani wohi toh.. They should come out of their hollow bubble of clichés.

This is why many femalecentric films feel unwatchable. Instead of portraying real struggles, they lazily turn the husband into a subtle villain. In reality, many successful women have supportive partners, but these films reduce men to antagonists. It’s a tired cliché.

Vishwakarma ka Abhiyan, Viksit Bharat ka Nirman✨ The ‘One Station One Product’ (OSOP) stall at📍Varanasi Railway Station is now live, proudly showcasing unique products from the Potter trade. ➡️Under the ‘One Station One Product’ (OSOP) initiative, the Ministry of MSME, Government of India, is promoting PM Vishwakarma Scheme 'Divyang' beneficiaries’ product outlets by providing dedicated outlets at railway stations across the country. These stalls create impactful market linkages for traditional artisans, empowering them economically and promoting #InclusiveDevelopment. #PMVishwakarma #VishwakarmaKaAbhiyaan #ViksitBharat #AatmanirbharBharat #Msme #Entrepreneur #Development #Empowerment #artisans #craftsmen @PMOIndia @jitanrmanjhi @ShobhaBJP

@tamilravi We presently have a Gujarati prime minister, that makes him non Hindi. We had Manmohan Singh before him who was again a Punjabi speaking person.. is that it enough? We did have 2 prime ministers from South India too in the past! Diet is a personal choice.

India needs a meat-eating, non-Hindi-speaking Prime Minister to understand India better.

@AgentSaffron Also in north India we have paratha , they can be veg filled , dal filled or plain/with some spices. Younger kids always get sugar filled paratha for fun ! We always ate that ! puranpoli is not called paratha .

Why North Indians don't have a sweet paratha version when West & South Indians do ?!

@AgentSaffron @highonnweeed Pursnpoli is far superior to holige ..

@highonnweeed Same. Called Poli or holige or obattu

The Udyam Registration Portal is a platform designed to promote ease of doing business for MSMEs in India, offering a simple, hassle-free registration process at no cost. #Msme #Udyam #Portal #Entrepreneur #Innovation #Development #Employment #Empowerment #Technology #ViksitBharat #atmanirbharat

“Migrant workers are the silent backbone of India’s growth story,” stated Dr Mansukh Mandaviya, Hon’ble Minister of Labour & Employment and Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India, in his virtual address at the CII National Roundtable on Migrant Workforce, held today in Coimbatore. The Minister elaborated on the steps taken by the Government to empower migrant workers, including recent labour reforms and the ‘One Nation, One Ration Card’ policy. He also appreciated the Roundtable for bringing together diverse stakeholders, including Ministries such as the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, to identify collaborative solutions to the multi-dimensional challenges faced by migrant workers. The discussions centred on skills–migration linkages and industry migration mapping; social security portability and digital labour governance; and worker housing, health, and living-dignity infrastructure. Participants underscored the need for a collaborative approach to address the challenges faced by the migrant workforce. The deliberations are expected to help shape future policy discussions, institutional strategies, and collaborative initiatives. A Compendium on Industry Best Practices in Rural Development was also released at the event, capturing case studies from on-ground experiences. The session was also addressed by: •Kumar Jayant, IAS, Chairman and Managing Director, Tamil Nadu Industrial Investment Corporation Ltd •C K Saji Narayanan, Former National President, Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh (BMS) •Sanjay Awasthi, Head of Office, International Organization for Migration (IOM) •Anuja Bapat, Deputy Director General, Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSME) •Shankar Vanavarayar, Chairman, CII National Task Force on Rural Development & Migrant Workforce, and President, Kumaraguru Institutions #CII4MigrantWorkers @mansukhmandviya @BMSkendra @SanjayIOM @LabourMinistry

Republic Day our style, Kartavya Path and special tricolour meal .. 🇮🇳

The Foreign Missions from 18 countries paid a special visit to PM Vishwakarma Haat 2026 at Dilli Haat, INA, New Delhi, on 27th January. The visiting dignitaries included Ambassadors, High Commissioners and senior representatives from various countries. The Ministry of MSME was honoured to welcome distinguished guests from Algeria, Belarus, Cameroon, Cuba, Ecuador, Ethiopia, Guyana, Indonesia, Iraq, Kenya, Malaysia, Nigeria, Peru, Somalia, South Africa, Timor-Leste, Uzbekistan and Venezuela, strengthening global appreciation for India’s artisanal traditions. #PMVishwakarma #PMVishwakarmaHaat26 #VishwakarmaKaAbhiyaan #ViksitBharat #AatmanirbharBharat #DilliHaat #Exhibition #Msme #Entrepreneur #Development #Empowerment #Technology #artisans #craftsmen @MEAIndia

Dr. Rajneesh, Additional Secretary & Development Commissioner, Ministry of MSME, welcomed and facilitated the visiting foreign dignitaries. He briefed them on the key initiatives of the Ministry of MSME, highlighted its role in employment generation and promoting inclusive growth, and outlined the achievements of the Ministry through its various flagship schemes. He also expressed his appreciation to the dignitaries for their special visit to the PM Vishwakarma Haat. #PMVishwakarma #PMVishwakarmaHaat26 #VishwakarmaKaAbhiyaan #ViksitBharat #AatmanirbharBharat #DilliHaat #Exhibition #Msme #Entrepreneur #Development #Empowerment #Technology #artisans #craftsmen

The welcome address was delivered by Shri Danish Ashraf, Joint Development Commissioner, Office of the Development Commissioner (MSME), who warmly welcomed the dignitaries and highlighted the objectives and significance of the PM Vishwakarma Scheme. #PMVishwakarma #PMVishwakarmaHaat26 #VishwakarmaKaAbhiyaan #ViksitBharat #AatmanirbharBharat #DilliHaat #Exhibition #Msme #Entrepreneur #Development #Empowerment #Technology #artisans #craftsmen