Jay Kukkillaya 🇺🇸 👶🏽 🇮🇳

@AskAnshul Mr. Popat Bhai playing music at Sindhu Bhavan Road, Ahmedabad. He needs help and recognition 🙏🏽 #RetweeetPlease #Retwett

@Savsays It's an irony that this woman is earning on X in the form of engagement farming by talking negatively about the Indians. Looks she is "employed" by the Indians here!

TEXAS: I kept hearing about how massive the Indian population is in North Texas so I went to go check it out for myself. Found a 72-foot tall Hindu temple, built in honor of a monkey-god, where inside people were praying for blessings for “job visas”:

@miteshrs @pvsubramanyam @sahil_vi @VishalDadlani @indian_idol13 He makes money from concerts abroad. He has concerts coming up in the US shortly.

@pvsubramanyam @sahil_vi @VishalDadlani @indian_idol13 Takla anti-national is most of the time out of work, making money from being a repetitive judge on reality shows. He is a living and moving disgrace.. And has survived just by being part of the HAKLA gang

Boycott @VishalDadlani may not mean anything to him. He doesn't have a retail product to sell but Boycott @indian_idol13 will have a better impact? Lets decide and do it...?

@quotesdaily100 Seychelles

50 Places You Must See Before You Leave This Earth: 1. Santorini, Greece 2. Kyoto in cherry blossom season, Japan 3. The Amalfi Coast, Italy 4. Patagonia, Argentina and Chile 5. The Sahara Desert at night, Morocco 6. Machu Picchu, Peru 7. The Northern Lights, Iceland 8. Bali, Indonesia 9. The Maldives 10. Cappadocia, Turkey 11. The Amazon Rainforest, Brazil 12. Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe 13. The Great Barrier Reef, Australia 14. Banff National Park, Canada 15. The Scottish Highlands 16. Ha Long Bay, Vietnam 17. The Faroe Islands 18. Zhangjiajie, China 19. Plitvice Lakes, Croatia 20. Lofoten Islands, Norway 21. Torres Del Paine, Chile 22. The Dolomites, Italy 23. Lake Bled, Slovenia 24. Meteora, Greece 25. Petra, Jordan 26. Wadi Rum, Jordan 27. The Dead Sea, Jordan 28. Socotra Island, Yemen 29. Guilin, China 30. Raja Ampat, Indonesia 31. The Azores, Portugal 32. Madagascar 33. Bhutan 34. The Silk Road, Central Asia 35. Tbilisi, Georgia 36. Kotor, Montenegro 37. Dubrovnik, Croatia 38. Cinque Terre, Italy 39. The Swiss Alps 40. Black Forest, Germany 41. Transylvania, Romania 42. Hallstatt, Austria 43. Porto, Portugal 44. Seville, Spain 45. Marrakech, Morocco 46. Zanzibar, Tanzania 47. The Serengeti, Tanzania 48. Skeleton Coast, Namibia 49. Antarctic Peninsula 50. Easter Island, Chile More to add???

Parents of Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan paying tribute on his Birth Anniversary at Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan Road, Yelahanka, Bengaluru. Forever remembered, forever honoured. 🇮🇳 #MajorSandeepUnnikrishnan #NSG #IndianArmy #SandeepUnnikrishnan #51SAG

@onetiponehand_ Does Bangladesh even have a ship? 😎

Bangladeshi ship allowed to pass through the Strait Of Hormuz after the crew presented their Aadhar Card.

@Timesofiraan 👀

The first ever darshan of Paranitya Narsimha from Almira, New York 🙏

@ishafoundation I was watching "A Pilgrimage of a Lifetime Kailash Yatra with Sadhguru 2005" just now, and at 48:36 I paused & see what I saw. Har Har Mahadev I got goosebumps and stunned. How could 222K people who watched this episode could have missed it Sir? #shivratri2026 🙏

Sunil Gavaskar was the first true batting superstar of Indian cricket. Many know that he named his newborn son Rohan Gavaskar in honour of the great Guyanese stylist Rohan Kanhai. But that is only half the story. Rohan’s full name is Rohan Jai Vishwa Gavaskar, a name that quietly carries tributes to three cricketers Gavaskar deeply admired. When West Indies toured India in 1975, Andy Roberts unleashed hostility on Indian soil. In Madras, he tore through the lineup to claim seven wickets, subjecting the entire batting order to a trial by fire. Yet one man stood tall against the storm - Gundappa Vishwanath. With India reeling at 117 for 7, Vishwanath farmed the strike with remarkable composure, shielded the tail, and sculpted an unbeaten 97 to lift the total to 190. That resistance proved decisive, as India went on to secure a famous 100 run victory. Whenever “Vishy” walked out to bat, crowds gathered not merely to watch runs being scored, but to witness art in motion, the exquisite cuts, the poetic square drives, the silken wristwork that seemed to defy the rigidity of technique. His 79 against Jeff Thomson in Sydney, his majestic 124 out of a team total of 255 against the West Indies in 1979, and his 114 out of 237 versus Dennis Lillee in Melbourne were not just innings, they were statements of courage wrapped in elegance. Anyone fortunate enough to watch him in that era would have no hesitation placing him alongside Gavaskar in stature. Modern fans might raise an eyebrow at a first class average hovering around 40. Gavaskar, however, saw beyond numbers. He understood the weight of circumstance, the quality of attacks faced, and the artistry that statistics often fail to capture. So when Gavaskar named his son, he chose to honour three cricketers who had shaped his cricketing world - Rohan for Rohan Kanhai, Jai for the regal former Indian opener M. L. Jaisimha, and Vishwa for Gundappa Vishwanath, without doubt one of the most beloved craftsmen the game has known. Fate would later tighten this bond even further. Within two years of Rohan’s birth, Gavaskar married his sister to Vishwanath, turning admiration into family. Gavaskar himself said, "Vishy is the tallest batter", eventhough people in Karnataka fondly call Vishy as 'Kulla'. Vishwanath scored 14 centuries for India and none resulted in a loss. Vishy turns 77 today, the only man to score a double century in first class debut and a century in test debut.

Beautiful Darshan of Shri Vitthal at Shri Kshetra Pandharpur Where one can touch feet of Vitthal, Abhangas sang here fills the heart with peace

@Swamy39 @narendramodi Hey Swamy! You spelled "Ministers" as "Minusters". What kind of "Englis" is this ?

@narendramodi What kind of English is this: “Delighted to receive the Foreign Minusters…” ? Modi should say “Happy to receive…”

Delighted to receive the Foreign Ministers and delegations of the Arab League today. The Arab world is a part of India’s extended neighbourhood, linked by deep civilisational bonds, vibrant people-to-people connections and enduring brotherly ties, as well as a shared commitment to peace, progress and stability. Confident that enhanced cooperation in technology, energy, trade and innovation will unlock new opportunities and take the partnership to new heights.

We should have have received the courier by Jan 20th or 21st. We feel that we have been cheated and want you to file a police complaint and initiate action please.

@NagpurPolice We are foreigners from the US and had couriered a few items from Jaipur to Surat on 15th Jan by Reliable couriers. A guy named Shafee Nayak called us and told us our parcel is in Nagpur. Yesterday they told that was in Kolkata and so on.

Viksit or Vik-Shit? ndtv.com/india-news/sur…

@RajCMO Myself & my wife @HKukkillaya were attending the Camel Festival at Dharnidhar ground at Bikaner. Foreigners were allotted the seats in the front. Knowing that fact, an official named Prashant Singh did not allow us to go the front although he let whites.Please look into.

@KUNGFU_PANDYA_0 Prashant Chopra.

Can you guess who's in the middle ?👀

@elonmusk Who started slavery ? Children in the West should be disgusted with their ancestors over this! Proud, my foot!!!

Children should be proud that Whites in the West ended slavery worldwide, which had existed for thousands of years

@rameshsrivats What about Karun Nair?

Sarfaraz: 150 against New Zealand. Dropped after the series. Shami: Legendary World Cup performance. Dropped from ODIs. Sanju Samson: 100 against South Africa. Never played another ODI. Our selection process seems to be the destruction of the fittest. Anti-Darwin. And Anti-win.

@FrontalForce No. Because I am not an Indian citizen 😭

If elections are held today, will u vote for PM Modi/BJP ? YES/NO (with reasons)

@curiosityonx B. No

Are we alone in the universe?? A. Yes B. No C. Maybe