NITIN SESHADRI

@rishabhm @Me_Predictor But of course the Bhakth mandali and its enablers have got their faces tucked so tightly in the nether regions where the light don't shine that they see nothing. Of course in that position you will smell s**t all day so even the whiff of something smelling bad isn't discernible.

@rishabhm @Me_Predictor It isn't the global scenario. India has been the worst performing market. The market doesn't like what it sees in governance quality. As dubious data is passed off as authentic, as the lurch towards authoritarianism continues apace, market movers are voting with their feet..

One day and asteroid will be heading for Earth and people will still blame the govt for a market selloff. If you can't handle a 10% DD during the worst energy crisis in history, stick to investing in FDs.

@robbystarbuck Woke meets the Pope.

I was today years old when I found out that the Vatican setup a Muslim prayer room last year at the Apostolic Library. Am I the only one who finds this absolutely perplexing and sacrilegious?

@vampywitchy 🤣

😂😂😂😂 Great post. I especially like the mountain in central London.

@ravikeerthi22 He redefined the term "mediocre" while in power. He literally wrung his hands in helplessness on one occasion.

This person is Ex-CM 😑😑 Switched party when ticket was denied 🙂

@ExxAlerts Yep. Figures. For the party of woke, why stop with red lipstick ? Why not men wear bras and skirts and walk around in protest ? The ordinary man & woman on the street keeps seeing this Dem woke lunacy & the GOP voting bloc solidifies further.

NEW: Democrat men are now wearing red lipstick to protest President Trump. “Everyone put on red lipstick to show resistance against You Know Who.”

@ashoupadhyay @TVKVijayHQ Btw when the DMK regime in the 2006-2011 period brought out the atrocious free TV proposal, even that wasn't enough to win re-election in 2011. In fact they lost in a landslide. Of course there were other factors too.

@ashoupadhyay @TVKVijayHQ Why sordid ? Because it would be in the nature of a one time bribe promised exclusively for bringing them back to power. If they win power on the back of this atrocious promise there would be no holding back the floodgates. Why wouldn't DKS then promise 25 K to win in Karnataka ?

Tamil Nadu’s welfare politics is intensifying. AIADMK promises free refrigerators and cash support, while DMK counters with an ₹8,000 coupon, expanded welfare schemes, and higher monthly assistance. As both sides keep raising the stakes, the real question is where will it end, and who will draw the line?

@DosaSpeaks 🤣🤣

Tamil Nadu please pay 5 lakhs crores for Kaveri water 💪🏻

Sounds eerily like the governance model of a particular government ruling us at the moment.

@gummibear737 Welcome to the woke world

Western civilization may never win another war if this keeps up This is maddening. The radical left, mainstream media, and the woke right are running the exact same playbook with the US/Israel campaign against Iran as they did with Israel in Gaza They create impossible standards in terms of: -Zero Casualties -Zero Economic Disruption -Zero Uncertainty -Zero Time to Accomplish the Mission -Zero Collateral Damage And everything the bad guys do is actually our fault because we made them do it….same script as Gaza…the bad guys have no agency and it’s actually our fault Day 32 of the Iran war: -degraded missile factories, nuclear sites, IRGC bases, and proxy networks -the Supreme Leader is gone…and his replacement is s vegetable -all the top leadership is gone…in fact, we don’t even know who’s in charge Yet the all you hear is endless doomerism And all of this sounds exactly like the demoralization propaganda from Russia, China, and Iran, that has infiltrated our society for years via social media and retarded influencers chasing click This isn’t responsible skepticism It’s weakness… And you’ll never get peace through strength when the opponent knows you lack resolve and they can just wait you out This is madness

Jordan Peterson shared one of the most sobering statistics I’ve heard in a long time. The U.S. Armed Forces — after over a century of careful psychometric research driven by life-and-death necessity — will not induct anyone with an IQ below 83. They concluded that there is simply nothing in the military (at any level) that such a person can be trained to do without being counterproductive. Peterson noted that this threshold captures roughly one in ten people. And if the military’s complexity is even roughly comparable to broader society, that means about 10% of the population has no viable place in our cognitively demanding world. He emphasized that this isn’t about lack of money or short-term training. The data shows it’s extremely difficult to turn low cognitive ability into the kind of adaptive, creative problem-solving that modern society requires. It’s a raw, uncomfortable truth about human variation that most people prefer not to discuss openly. What do you think — is this statistic something society needs to confront honestly, or is there a better way to think about it?

Elections are days away. The lakhs of disenfranchised Bengali voters have no idea where to file the appeals as Tau directed. The ECI has only now opened the online portal to file appeals. These are poor fishermen of the Sundarbans, the share cropper in Bankura, the daily wager in Murshidabad. Can they be expected to have such digital access?

"Most people don't understand as yet the magnitude of this shock." Of all the issues discussed during this weekend’s many conference calls on the economic and financial consequences of the Middle East conflict, this one sentence stood out the most. It’s a sobering reminder that we may only be seeing the tip of the iceberg regarding the shock to the economic and financial systems. #economy #markets #middleeastwar

People don't understand Iran's military. Its goal is not to protect the people. It's to survive. While a Western military defends the nation, Iran's military is using the nation to defend itself. It doesn't care how much harm is done to the nation. It only cares about survival.

Sometimes a story just so strongly spiritually belongs to the New York Post it feels wrong for anyone else to run it?

I am no stranger to criticism and have learnt, over time, to absorb it without losing focus. That is part of public life. What is harder to accept is the steady erosion of civility in our discourse. Disagreement is essential; derision and vituperative, personal slander is not. A confident society does not fear dialogue—it conducts it with balance, clarity, and respect. As for me, I follow the teaching of Sri Ramakrishna and his advice: “forbear, forbear, forbear.” That has guided me through my life’s journey.