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@3267Tonlon @nogps1 Several clear conclusions - 1. Governments are fake. There's just ONE deciding body and all follow it 2. Role of IAF!!!!! 3. Elections are a waste of time 4. Most people can't observe or think. They just want to be told what to do 5. Sun is local.

This was already known a long time ago. Old information but the point is still valid. Wait till you find out who actually orchestrated the Gujurat riots so that the total and complete trust of the majority can be secured. That is how the deep state planted their most loyal and faithful servant in India 🇮🇳

@DelhiAirport What a bunch of sickos. Why are there dogs at airports morons?

Rising incidents of dog bites are a matter of genuine concern, and ensuring safety—for both people and animals—requires collective responsibility. (6/6)

We would like to share an important update and clarification regarding the dogs around Delhi Airport. (1/6)

Hungry Kids are Glitches NOW❓ "YOU DON'T EXIST" – INDIA'S AI IS NOW STARVING 4-YEAR-OLD CHILDREN A 4-year-old Girl Named Ruhi Walks into her Anganwadi centre every single day, hungry for her Meal and Preschool. The Government’s Poshan Tracker app runs Facial Recognition on her Mother’s Face… and says NO MATCH. Reason? • Mother’s Aadhaar photo is years old (changed after pregnancy) • Ruhi has No “Valid” Birth Certificate from a Private Hospital → No Aadhaar → She Officially Doesn’t Exist In one Jharkhand village alone, 12 Children were Wiped Off the Rolls because their Mothers’ Faces Failed the Scan. The Anganwadi Worker was ordered to remove at least four more. This is happening across #Bihar, Jharkhand and more — in a scheme meant to feed 4.73 crore children under ICDS. • 75% of Anganwadi workers report network crashes and verification failures • Each scan takes 3+ minutes, adding hours of unpaid work daily • Only 52.7% of eligible kids are actually getting rations The #SupremeCourt has ruled: No Child Can Be Denied Food Over Tech Glitches. The Government swears Aadhaar isn’t Mandatory. Yet the System is Pushing Kids Out, Treating them like Data Errors while Storing their Biometrics on Foreign Clouds with Zero Transparency. This is Digital Dystopia Weaponised against the POOREST CHILDREN. Hungry Kids are NOT Glitches. They are Being Erased By Design. #Jharkhand #WorldHealthDay #EPSWave2026

India has simply lived up to typical Indian behaviour. When Indians see an accident victim bleeding to death, they stand and watch. They make reels. If someone wants to help, they say: "Kayko panga leneka?" If possible, some of them will steal the victim's watch and phone.

His name was R Akash Delison. He was 26 years old. An engineering graduate from Sivaganga district in Tamil Nadu. On March 6 this year 10 police officers in plain clothes came to his home and took him away. He was accused of attacking two men. A case that needed investigation and a courtroom. Instead he gave a dying declaration to a magistrate. In it he described how police blindfolded him, placed his legs on stones, covered them with a wet sack, and beat them repeatedly with an iron rod. Police said he fell from a bridge while trying to escape. He died on March 8. 48 hours after arrest. He never saw a courtroom. Yesterday India celebrated a custodial death conviction. Akash Delison’s family is still waiting for one. There are hundreds of families still waiting.

Even in ur pvt land, you cant fell a single tree without hundreds of permission, but in the name of infrastructure, rally, festival... govt can not only acquire your land but also cut the trees.

A friend sent me this video from Nashik. @my_nmc is blindly cutting 100–200 year old banyan, peepal and other trees in the name of road widening. Across Nashik, there is a mass killing of trees happening. @Dev_Fadnavis @Pankajamunde

@TheFactFindr @VishnuFNO It's a $ 1.5 - 2 Trillion economy if you remove wasteful government expenditure like re-laying the same road badly 3 times a year. And that's the peak. Rough per capita of $1500 if the numbers aren't fudged. And that's the peak. Because we aren't productive anymore.

Am convinced that India will become a $47 TRILLION Economy by 3047

Mumbai’s skywalks, built at a cost of around Rs 900 crore to ease pedestrian movement, largely fell into disuse over time. Poor upkeep, dark stretches, and broken infrastructure made them unsafe, especially for women. Many commuters chose busy roads instead, citing fear of anti-social activity and lack of security. Authorities acknowledged challenges in maintenance and suggested that improving street-level footpaths could better ensure pedestrian safety. ✍🏻: Ritika Gondhalekar 📷: @atulkamble123, @photographer_shadab , @raje_ashish , @satejss

@business What security concerns? By paying a small sum or "honey trapping" you can get ANY information in India.

India is shunning cheaper China-made high-speed cameras at highway tolls, citing security concerns around these devices and opting instead for American, German and Taiwanese suppliers, according to sources bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

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@saxenavikram_ @VishnuFNO For the Indian middle class 2003- 2012 were the best years.

Sorry Dr MMS ji and the UPA government, for the 2014 blunder. I got carried away and was heavily influenced by constant protests and daily anti-government news, and I criticised one of India’s finest Prime Ministers. Now Looking back, 2004–14 feels like a golden era for India

@samanya_kumar This is close to pineapple dosa.

@ITGuy2001 Just like that 😹

Paneer idli 😹

@modernhistory Planned obsolescence needs to be illegal. It needs to be legally required to produce the best version of a product possible without designing it to break down or fail.

It's tiring to lead people who are unable to see the future. EWS were also given Reservation. Where did that lead? BJP has slowly started to remove them from jobs Same will happen for Marathas, Jatts, and other GCs who became OBCs, because SC/OBCs won't tolerate your existence.

Are we all in agreement that the moon landing of 1969 was staged ?

Does anyone remember when the sun used to look yellow?

The Forest Advisory Committee has approved a plan to fell approximately 123,000 trees. The clearing of this massive tract of contiguous jungle in Maharashtra’s Gadchiroli is to be offset by planting replacement forest 1,000 kilometres away, in 23 fragmented patches, on land the government’s own data shows is already largely forested. hindustantimes.com/india-news/for…