Krishna Coppula

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SUNNI AXIS formed by Saudi Turkey Egypt & nuclear Pakistan — reports after top-level talks

The skinny on the US is importing and exporting of various types of oil. And why we are on a clock.

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$1 = ₹95. 4 months ago I made a video from Times Square when it was 90. Nobody talked about it. 1947: ₹1 = $1. Then 4. Then 8. Then 45. Today 95. Year end we’re hitting 100. This isn’t a crash. This is a slow, designed bleed. India’s total debt is ₹197 lakh crore. Half the GDP. And now the government is borrowing ₹8.2 trillion MORE just to keep the system running. More borrowing. More printing. Your rupee dies slowly. Quietly. Afghan Afghani is stronger than the Indian Rupee. Read that again. Bitcoin fixes this. #rupee #dollar #rupeevsdollar #inflation #indianeconomy

Majority of the Junta know about Middle Eastern oil, but few realize that Brazil’s Pre-Salt reserves (oil buried under 2km of salt beneath the ocean floor) are some of the most significant discoveries of the 21st century. Indian PSUs like OVL (ONGC Videsh) & BPRL have quietly sunk over $3.5 billion into Brazilian offshore blocks (like BM-SEAL-11). This means India does not just want to buy Brazilian oil; it wants to own the molecules before they even leave the seabed. Brazil is currently India's largest upstream investment destination in the entire Western Hemisphere.

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🚨 THIS IS HOW A GLOBAL FOOD CRISIS BEGINS India isn’t just facing a fuel shortage… It’s losing fertilizer production. And that changes everything. No gas → no fertilizer No fertilizer → reduced crop yields Reduced yields → food shortages This is the chain reaction. India is: • One of the world’s largest food producers • A key supplier across Asia • The #2 producer of rice and sugar If India slows down… millions feel it. Now look wider: Brazil — under pressure United States — harvest risks building Three of the world’s biggest agricultural engines… all facing disruption at the same time. This isn’t a local issue. This is systemic. Food prices don’t rise slowly in these conditions… They spike. And when they spike in regions where people live on $1–2 a day… It doesn’t take much to trigger instability. Energy → Food → Stability Break one… and everything starts to fall apart. Watch this closely.

'GREATER NORTH AMERICA Trump's drawn NEW MAP from Greenland to Panama & surrounding countries ATLANTIC OR PACIFIC' — Hegseth 'WORLD WAR sink ships with torpedoes to secure RESOURCES'

There was once a Hindu king in southern India, in Kerala. His name was Cheraman Perumal, and he ruled over the Chera dynasty. He was known among his people as a just and thoughtful leader. One night, while standing on the balcony of his palace, he witnessed something extraordinary — the moon splitting in two. He saw it clearly, a majestic sign in the sky. Disturbed and confused, he turned to his priests and advisors, but none of them had an answer. In the following days, he spoke to Arab merchants who had come to trade along the Malabar Coast. When he described what he had seen, they told him that far away in Arabia, a man named Muhammad had declared himself a Prophet of God, and that this splitting of the moon was among his signs. It matched exactly what the king had witnessed. Cheraman did not delay. He recognized the truth when it touched his heart. He left his kingdom and traveled with the merchants. The journey was long, but he eventually reached Madinah. There, he met the Messenger of Allah. He sat with him, asked questions, and listened. Then he accepted Islam. He took the name Tajuddin (RA) and became a Sahabi — a companion of the Prophet — the first Muslim from the land of India. Before returning, he gifted something from his homeland: a jar of Kerala ginger pickle, which was accepted. He intended to return and spread the truth, but on the journey back, he fell ill and passed away. His son-in-law, who was with him, returned to the kingdom. Cheraman was buried in Salalah, Oman — a place that, to this day, resembles the green lands of Kerala more than the deserts of Arabia. The people of Salalah still know his grave. Islam did not enter India through war. Not through political conquest. But through one king’s sincere search for truth — through a miracle witnessed, a journey undertaken, and a heart that submitted. Kerala became a gateway for Islam in India, a land touched early by divine guidance. Tajuddin (RA) was not a scholar. Not a preacher. Just a man who saw a sign… and followed it. His story is a reminder: Islam begins in the heart.

Japan gets about 90% of its oil through the Strait of Hormuz, and when Iran signaled Japanese ships could pass safely, Tokyo still flinched. Not because it doesn’t need the oil, but because it’s still taking cues from United States. Iran opened a door, and Japan didn’t just hesitate, it looked to Washington for permission and shut it on itself. Call it what it is: dependence dressed up as diplomacy. The anxiety is obvious, the imbalance undeniable. The so-called alliance still dictates who gets to trade and who gets squeezed. Japan needs energy. America wants control. Iran controls the chokepoint. Something in that equation is going to snap,and it won’t be the Strait.

BREAKING: Iran bombed Qatar’s gas field. Bangladesh closed its universities. Nobody has connected these two events. The connection is fertilizer. Qatar Fertiliser Company, QAFCO, is the world’s largest single-site urea producer. It supplies 14 percent of global urea per Al Jazeera. It shut down on March 4 after QatarEnergy declared force majeure on Ras Laffan, the facility that processes the gas that feeds the plant. Iran struck Ras Laffan on March 18. Seventeen percent of Qatar’s LNG capacity is offline for three to five years per QatarEnergy. The gas that made the fertilizer that grew the food is gone. The cascade hit South Asia within days. Bangladesh shut four of its five state-run fertilizer factories per Reuters and Al Jazeera. The country sources 65 percent of its LNG from Qatar per CRU Group. Ghorashal Polash, Chittagong Urea, Jamuna, and Ashuganj are all offline. That is 3.7 million tonnes of annual urea production lost per American Ag Network. Bangladesh then closed all public and private universities to conserve electricity per Al Jazeera. It introduced fuel rationing. It stationed troops at oil depots to prevent hoarding. A country of 170 million people is in emergency management because the gas field 4,000 kilometres away was bombed. India cut gas supply to its fertilizer sector to 70 percent of the prior six-month average per American Ag Network. That loses 800,000 tonnes per month of urea production. IFFCO, the country’s largest producer, halted operations. Chambal took a unit offline. Kribhco shut a plant. India produces a quarter of global rice exports. Those exports depend on fertilizer that depends on gas that transited Hormuz. Pakistan suspended LNG supply to its entire fertilizer sector per The Diplomat. Agritech shut completely. Fatima and Pak-Arab curtailed. Pakistan then closed schools and universities to conserve energy, mirroring Bangladesh’s emergency measures. Urea prices have surged 40 percent from just under $500 to over $700 per metric tonne per Argus data cited by Al Jazeera. That is 60 percent higher than a year ago. And this is before the planting season. Here is what nobody is connecting across domains. Nearly half of global urea trade and 46 percent of global urea supply originates in the Gulf per Signal Group and Al Jazeera. Forty-five percent of global sulphur supply, the feedstock for phosphate fertilizer, is trapped behind the Strait of Hormuz per American Ag Network. China has imposed export restrictions on urea and NPK blends to protect domestic supply. The only major exporters left unconstrained are Russia and Morocco. Russia. The same Russia that just sent a deputy energy minister to Sri Lanka to sell fuel. The same Russia whose refineries Ukraine is bombing. The same Russia whose Shahed drone upgrade is the weapon Iran used to hit the gas field that shut the fertilizer plant that closed the universities. The war’s most dangerous cascade is not oil prices or carrier deployments or AWACS damage. It is the invisible line that runs from an Iranian missile through a Qatari gas field through a Bangladeshi fertilizer factory to a rice paddy that feeds a billion people. Close the strait, bomb the field, shut the plant, and the food supply of South Asia operates on a countdown that no military operation can reverse. April 6 is eight days away. The monsoon planting season begins in June. Between those dates, the famine line will be drawn. Full analysis: open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

DD News people are creating a stir, so you should watch DD News sometimes.. They ask questions boldly and leave you helples 🙏

Promo of Russian Movie "Persimmon of My Love". The movie has been entirely shot in India. The Rom-Com was filmed entirely on location in Mumbai, Udaipur and Jodhpur. First such movie in post soviet era. Has Hindi songs too, including 'Jimmy Jimmy Aja Aja'

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