Indian Catalyst

@_Finance0 Purely from the point of history, Nehru and Jinnah. If both those b@stards hadn't been so egotistical, the sub-continent wouldn't have been divided and we would've prospered better, but the chu*yas who succeeded them were worse! PVNR tried to focus on development!

@_Finance0 And what is ur evaluation yardstick? You didn't mention that! Local development vs rhetoric?

Same question to both Pakistanis 🇵🇰 and Indians 🇮🇳: Who is the worst Prime Minister in the history of your country? Be honest.

@DecentGuyLive @MDUmairKh I have had upto my neck with bigoted b@stards on both sides of the fence & y'all can rot in h€ll. Ur parents should've used protection! As a normal citizen, I've outsourced border protection and law & order to the State. I pay taxes for it. Y'all can f£ck off!

@MDUmairKh Islamist = Good, but they should tone down n soft on a few things Hindu =They should be encouraged to embrace Islam through soft n hard power Secular Muslims =they are on wrong path, needs to b tamed through tabligh n state laws Hindutva =There should b all out war with them

Nepal is a Hindu country. Today's India is a H!ndutva country. There's no problem with Hinduism, but H!ndutva. Hindu and Muslim = Good. H!ndutva and I$lamist = Problem.

@MDUmairKh We pay taxes for this $hit, both when we earn & spend! Better ask them where the f£cking money is going! If they haven't delivered, we should all have a right to recall the sick, bigoted b@stards who are derailing our countries & keeping us poor while getting rich themselves!

@MDUmairKh Instead of pointing fingers, can we all look at how to make our leaders accountable for better governance, facilities and development? We elected them to secure our borders, ensure law and order and also for local development. It's not either or, right?

@mariawirth1 And let's not forget convenience.

@mariawirth1 I hosted multiple American clients in India and they told me that if they knew being vegetarian involves so many choices and tasty dishes, many people in the West would be vegetarians. That said, dietary choices are driven by availability, variety, taste and protein requirements!

Be vegetarian because... - animals feel fear and pain when brutally slaughtered. - we have enough choice of food and don't need to fill our stomach and intestines with rotting cadavers. - eating veg is healthier and leaves you guilt-free. - we may NOT have the right to take their lives unnecessarily and therefore will pay for it. - we are hypocrites when we would never cut the throat of a dog, but get the throats of cows and goats cut without thinking twice. if only slaughter houses would have glasswalls... most people would turn veg. the brutalities are heart-wrenching in the 'meat-industry'. Humanity may have to pay for its cruelty. Already the global cabal sees us as disposable, useless eaters. next step may be, that they TREAT us as disposable, useless eaters.

@MirwaizKashmir Citizens on both sides should reflect why this is! Why can't we trust each other? The answer might probably lie in newer generations that don't have the baggage of the past and the toxic ideology. Pray that they move forward in true development of each other's nations!

At the LOC “ On the banks of the Neelum River in Keran, a sister stood on the Pakistani side while her brother’s body lay across. Just yards apart, she could see the coffin but not his face. In Kashmir, even grief is divided,” a quote from a local, captures the human cost of this divide . Myself a victim of this artificial divide -as most of my family resides on the other side, I can relate to the pain of separation, felt most in times of grief. This human cost of the conflict is another stark reminder of the need to engage in the spirit of insaniyat and jamhooriyat as late Vajpayee ji had humanely observed .

@AhmadSharifzad Yeah, keep fomenting nightmares and spreading trouble on X! U've got nothing better to do. Shame on ur parents, they should've used protection!

Stay alert ‼️ According to credible sources, the Taliban regime and India may have some malicious plans against Pakistan. These could include joint military actions from both sides of the border.

@umarsaif When would Pakistan realize that India has better budget & equipments? Yes, u should invest in defensive equipment, but a race to military supremacy is a zero sum game! Focus on being an economic superpower that others would want to migrate to! That s/b the focus of both nations

@umarsaif How is this helping peace efforts in the subcontinent, when U're obsessed with one neighbour? U've $hit economy, poor being rendered homeless in Islam'a'bad, 12 hour loadshedding, water scarcity amid scorching summer and this is what u focus on? Amazing, where IMF funds're going!

Pakistan just successfully test launched the Fatah-II Missile, designed specifically to take out India's S-400 air defence capability. Range of 400 km, accurate up to 10 m, not impacted by GPS jamming, fired from a mobile unit which can be quickly deployed and relocated, takes a low, flat trajectory which S-400 radar can't pick up, maneuverable to evade interception.

@umarsaif @IMFNews r u noticing what ur development loans are being utilised for?

@SRajaJourno @Unilever Why are we so sensitive nowadays and take umbrage at even seemingly harmless ads or posts? Fish might be food for a lot of people who choose to consume it, but that doesn't change the fact that raw dead fish stink a lot, not cooked seafood. There is no disrespect in stating facts

This ad by @Unilever - Comfort is completely unacceptable. Using a fish market as something “disgusting” to promote your product is not creative — it’s disrespectful. Fish is food. Millions of people depend on it for their livelihood. Fishermen, vendors, and market workers work hard every single day, and this ad reduces their environment to something shameful. People who eat fish don’t see it as “dirty” or “unbearable.” They go to these markets proudly and buy fresh food for their families. What exactly are you trying to say here? This is not just marketing — this is humiliation. You’ve insulted: Fishermen who risk their lives at sea Market workers who earn with dignity And millions of people who consume fish as a staple food If this is your idea of branding, it shows a complete lack of respect for real people and real work. Do better. Apologize. And stop portraying honest livelihoods as something inferior. #RespectFishermen #StopInsensitiveAds #ComfortAd #RespectFood

@RishiJoeSanu Y'all are as racist as them. He never mentioned South Indian. You saw random AI pics of dark skinned folks and assumed they are South Indian. Some of those pics are edited too. Get a life!

The woe of Tamil women to face the brunt of racism simultaneously from Pakistanis and North Indians despite being the most successful ethnicity from South Asia, geographically & culturally far removed from the legacy of partition & the vendetta between Pakistanis & North Indians

@imran_lp @moodslayer95 Do not bother apologising. There are chu*iyas on both sides of the border.

@moodslayer95 1. Apologies on behalf of my countrymen. Most of these disgusting takes you see are from paid IT cells of political parties. Its not alot of people. There's about 30-40 of them in total. Completely useless people who couldn't get employed anywhere else...

i'll never understand the weird obsession pakistani's have with south indians. most of the people that revile them the most are in the north. and besides, the south is actually the richer part with more manufacturing than the north. you can't Nazi larp if you're a failed society

@moodslayer95 Wow, a P0rki account posted some random dark skinned photos and you assumed they are all South Indian? Who's racist here? Not all Northies are fair skinned and not all Southies are dark skinned. Can y'all get beyond the stereotypes and the obsession with skin color?

@aravind Look at Bengaluru, once known as the Garden City or city of lakes. Where are the gardens and the lakes?

@aravind It is not about the numbers you spew Aravind! Our geology was never meant to have these high rises in close proximity to each other. We have created concrete jungles in all cities. Merely including all farmlands as Forests and masking the data, won't help!

If you are in India, and have to share one fact to your friends and family this summer, use this: In the last many decades, the whole world has been heating up. Annual mean temperature in every country has been rising 1-1.5 degrees a decade. But India has been an anomaly. It has heated up the least at 0.5-1 degrees a decade. This is a scientific fact acknowledged by climatologists worldwide. India has also increased its green cover, tree cover in cities, and forest cover in the last decade or so. This is not India's own data alone. This is data by UN in their Global Forest Resources Assessment – GFRA 2025 report based on satellite imagery, which can't lie. India has also increased ecological conservation efforts in recent decades as its wealth grew. It has improved its populations of endangered animals like Asiatic lion, Rhinos, Tigers and many birds and animals. This is much better than many other countries - even developed ones (where they will shoot a wolf, shark, or bear if they increase in population, get close to human habitation, and attack a human). Anyway, there will always be programmed Indians who will come to discount India's tremendous achievements in Paris climate goals and in protecting its environment even as a highly populous developing country. We can't do much trying to convince these DS programmed and blackpilled bots. Just watch the comments below. They will come to tell you how numbers are fake, how they saw it has become bad, or change the goal post to another topic to berate India.

@Benarasiyaa There is something more here than meets the eye. Having fruits after dinner can cause bloating, but it won't kill you, unless the gas causes breathing and heart related problems. Let's wait for the forensic results, not just from the fruit, but also the bodies. Tragic indeed!

Mumbai Watermelon Food Poisoning Tragedy: Timeline A Muslim family of four - husband (40), wife (35), daughters (16 & 13) - died from suspected food poisoning in Mumbai. Sequence of events: 25 April, 10:30 pm - Family of 4 + 5 relatives (total 9) had dinner together at home. Relatives left after the meal. 26 April, 1:00 - 1:30 am - Only the four family members ate watermelon. 26 April, 5:30- 6:00 am - All four suddenly developed severe vomiting and loose motions. They were first seen by a family doctor, then rushed to Sir JJ Hospital. Younger daughter passed away at 10:15 AM. Husband died last at 10:30 PM. Post-mortem conducted. Histopathology report awaited. Food items & watermelon samples seized for forensic testing.

@LieGroups @Benarasiyaa I agree with this, although this may or may not have a bearing on the current case. Even in Tam-brahm culture, having fruits after sunset is a no-no and also the rule on having saag (keerai) for dinner or during monsoon!

@Benarasiyaa No fruits and no leafy greens(saag) at dinner. Just shows the difference in food habits and culture between different states of India. And every culture/habit should be respected.