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@dhruv_rathee you don’t live in India but constantly try to shape opinions about its politics. It’s easy to criticize from abroad without facing consequences. This isn’t influence—it looks like monetizing outrage and emotions rather than genuinely working for change.”
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@perfectminz Please revoke her citizenship and send her and her sons to IRAN.
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@SaffronChargers Who the fuck Dhruv Rathee? Just a nobody who makes money by creating a hatred videos. He actually makes money by criticizing government of a country he doesn’t live in. STOP giving him so much importance. He is just making money.
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@VinayDokania Buddy, just wait for 1 month and you will see the impact. Get ready for bigger issue then covid times
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Last night, I was sleeping on a small sofa in my mother’s room at the hospital, and like any son, I was extremely worried about her health.
The whole night, I was comforted by only one thing. I was comforted by a nurse from Keralam who came in every hour to check on my mother. Every single hour, she would come and check on her. She would smile, and she would hold her hand. I found myself thinking about how many sons, daughters, brothers, and sisters have been comforted in their most difficult moments by nurses from Keralam.
Early in the morning, I asked her, “Do you sleep at night, or do you work the whole night?” And she said, “I work all night.” So, while the whole world sleeps, women from Keralam, not only in Keralam but also in Delhi, across the country, and around the world, are comforting people, holding their hands, and making them feel at ease.
For me, this is the spirit of the state of Keralam.
: LoP Shri @RahulGandhi
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BREAKING: Do you support Congress Party and Rahul Gandhi Ji in 2029?
Like if you support ❤️
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A Pakistani family went to watch Dhurandhar 2 after being tricked by brilliant Dhurandhar 1, and they didn’t like it
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ये है मोदी सरकार की सच्चाई....
मोदी सरकार ❌ फेल सरकार ✅
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@SaffronChargers Respectfully, if she were granted Iranian citizenship and had the opportunity to live there, she might gain a different perspective and better appreciate the opportunities she had in India.
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Iran allowed Indian ships to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, and after that an Indian Muslim woman says Iran shouldn't give India even water, forget oil or gas. She claims Modi deceived Khamenei 'sahab'.
They live in India but speak against the country.
If we can’t call them traitors, what should we call them?
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@shanaka86 Indian government is answerable to 1.4 billion Indians, not to commentators inventing details of private diplomatic calls.
India did not start this war—our government’s duty is to protect our citizens, our trade, and our energy security.
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BREAKING: India’s External Affairs Minister called Iran’s Foreign Minister and asked for permission to use the Strait of Hormuz. He received it.
That sentence should be read slowly. The world’s largest democracy, the fifth-largest economy, a nuclear-armed state with the fourth most powerful military on Earth, a country that imports 85% of its crude oil, called Tehran and requested a waiver to transit an international waterway that has been open to all nations under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea since 1994. And Tehran said yes, on the condition that Indian tankers notify Iranian authorities before entering.
Iran now issues transit permits for the Strait of Hormuz the way a border authority issues visas at an airport. China transits via shadow fleet under IRGC protection without asking, 11.7 million barrels since 28 February, because China funds the war machine. Bangladesh negotiated a waiver on 10 th March. India negotiated one on 11th March. Thailand did not negotiate. The Mayuree Naree was struck by a projectile. Three sailors are missing.
Four tiers of access now govern a 33-kilometre international waterway. Tier one: China, which transits freely because it pays. Tier two: India and Bangladesh, which transit conditionally because they asked. Tier three: the Western alliance, which cannot transit because Iran declared every tanker serving the US, Israel, or allies a legitimate target. Tier four: everyone else, who transits at the risk of being mistaken for tier three by one of 31 autonomous commands that distinguish targets by presence, not flag.
PM Modi’s government told the United States last week that India “never depended on any country” for permission to buy Russian oil. This week, India called Iran for permission to buy any oil at all through Hormuz. The multi-alignment doctrine that positions India as beholden to no single power has produced a country that simultaneously rejects American conditions on Russian crude and accepts Iranian conditions on Gulf crude. India does not take orders. India takes permissions. From everyone, depending on the waterway.
The Jaishankar-Araghchi phone call is the most consequential diplomatic exchange of the war that nobody is covering. It establishes that the post-28 February Hormuz is not closed and not open. It is licensed. And the licensing authority is a government whose Supreme Leader is cardboard, whose military command just announced continuous strikes, whose 31 autonomous provincial commands operate on sealed orders from a dead man, and whose foreign minister grants transit waivers that no one can guarantee the military will honour.
The waiver is issued by Tehran’s diplomatic wing. The weapons are controlled by the Mosaic Doctrine’s 31 autonomous commands. The diplomatic wing and the military wing do not communicate through a functioning chain of command. The same disconnect that burned Oman’s oil tanks while the president apologised could strike an Indian tanker while the foreign minister guarantees its safety.
India has 10 million citizens working in the Gulf. Their remittances sustain families across Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh. India imports two-thirds of its LNG through the Strait. India’s March fertiliser tenders went unawarded because no cargo could transit. The permission is not optional. It is existential. And the country granting it cannot guarantee its own military will respect it.
The Strait of Hormuz now operates on the same principle as every chokepoint this war has created: the threat is cheaper than the defence, the insurance cannot price it, and the authority that grants passage answers to a dead man’s orders and a living man’s cardboard photograph.
open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…
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@EtihadHelp is this flight scheduled to fly or changed to EY247? Please respond. I am tried now. ETIHAD is not helping. I am aware of situation but at-least give information so we can make alternative arrangements if ETIHAD is not flying.
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@EtihadHelp @etihad do I need to change the flights from EY241 to EY 247? Please guide me. I am stuck here and there is no support from ETIHAD.
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@etihad @EtihadHelp My flight EY241 on March 17 at 9:00 PM connects to EY21 (Abu Dhabi–Toronto). I noticed EY241 was cancelled on March 8 & 9 and no flight on March 10, while EY247 is operating daily. Could Etihad Airways please confirm if EY241 will operate on March 17? Please..
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