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@Suhelseth Answer isn't easy. It may take 2 full days to ensure that all EVMs have reached the counting station & accounted for. Theoretically, vote counting on 3rd day is feasible, in states where law & order is robust. If law & order is patchy, a day or two more may be required.

Asking a naive question : if we have EVMs and so on, why do we have to wait so long for the results? Isn’t there a tech available that can upload results to a CPU on the day voting ends?

@Sanginamby Only time will tell which side is correct, pro-Nicobar project or anti-Nicobar project. From past experience, nature, rain systems, influence of small forest land in an island >thousand kms away, India as well as in islands itself, will surface later & may be insignificant.

The Nicobar issue has shown up the brain dead duffers like nothing before. They are blindly supporting BJP without verifying any fact. Without thinking of the consequences of such a massacre of environment. Without caring about how they are being played by a greedy govt.

@chirag European countries have not dismantled many infrastructure items. They have just dialled back on them, once their roads & bridges/flyovers are adequate.

Many European countries had roads, bridges like this through the center of the city in the previous century. All dismantled now as they realised that feeding cars into a city instead of quality public transport is not a long term solution.

@WithYou2023 Have a majority of people of India, including Hindi speaking & also unedited people, acceot your opinion that Babasaheb is the conscience of Indian Constitution. Please remember, he was one of seven members who prepared India's Constitution.

Dr. B. R. Ambedkar is not a symbol of one community—he is the conscience of the Constitution itself. As noted by Justice L. Victoria Gowri of the Madras High Court, disrespect to Ambedkar’s image is not a minor act—it reflects disregard for the very principles of justice, equality, and fraternity that define India. To insult Ambedkar is to undermine the soul of the Republic. #DrBRAmbedkar #ConstitutionOfIndia #Equality #Fraternity #Democracy #SocialJustice

@piyushbodaa Obviously, you haven't lived & experienced the era before 1990. Shortages, continuous or intermittent, were common. Middle men retail shops used to fleece customers & make obscene profits.

Abolish MRP ! Develop countries do not have MRP Let people charge the money they want for the goods they own, if you don't like the price don't buy them but don't use the government to force people to sell goods at the price they don't want.

@CultOfRize Information is public domain. What he may have spoken in private wouldn't figure in it.

Source?

@RahulSeeker If BBangladesh considers Assam CM plan of action to be a risk to its prestige, BD govt simply has to prevent BD people from infiltrating into India.

Ties bet India & Bang froze after Hasina’s removal, even disrupting trade. However since Tarique Rahman appointed a new PM, efforts are underway to ease tensions from both sides. And then comes Himanta saaar. Following his comments Dhaka summoned India's acting High Commissioner Pawan Badhe. He claims that people of Assam feel more “comfortable” when a hostile atmosphere exists between India and Bangladesh, as it makes deportation easier. But is this truly the will of the people of Assam or merely his own political desire? Do the people of Assam have no other concerns, no other aspirations? A sitting Chief Minister openly suggesting that strained ties with a neighbouring country are “comfortable” because they serve his domestic politics - what kind of nationalism is this? However, Indian Envoy wasn't summoned for this but his ABP Ananda interview where said India’s BSF detains individuals until a suitable moment is found to push them back into Bangladesh. These people are pushed back by taking advantage of the night’s darkness, in places where the BDR (now BGB) is not present. Dhaka conveyed to the Indian Envoy that the remarks made by Sarma were “disparaging” to bilateral ties and expressed their displeasure. Claim Vishwaguru but can't even maintain good relations with one single of your neighbours. One by one all are now more closer to China. Ghanta Vishwaguru!

@dhume Probably not. CM Modi had set an unprecedented track record as CM of GJ, which reflects in GJ becoming a BJP bastion thereafter. Shri Pramod Mahajan did not have such an opportunity as MH CM to establish his credentials. Moreover, CM Modi had stronger RSS roots & links.

One of the most intriguing questions of 21st century Indian politics: Would Narendra Modi have become prime minister if Pramod Mahajan’s brother hadn’t murdered him in 2006?

@SurajKrBauddh Reality check: Read TN dravida history. For dravida ideology politicians holding power in TN state since 1968, their Periyar is more significant. Including emancipation & upliftment of SC & OBCs in the state. Dr. Ambedkar had far less impact in TN vis-a-vis Periyar.

Babasaheb is a nation builder.🔥 Madras High Court has directed Tamil Nadu government to include the contribution of Babasaheb Ambedkar in nation-building. DMK calls itself progressive, so why ignore Babasaheb in the school curriculum? Why did the High Court have to step in?

@Wisdom65501 @CultOfRize Good input. But unable to zero in on speeches advocating annihilation.

@RaghuVHyd @CultOfRize mea.gov.in/books-writings…

Annhilation of Caste should be taught in Schools.

@puram_politics Would past PMs Mrs IG, Mr Rajiv Gandhi & present PM aspirant Mr Rahul Gandhi be able to solve an academic question from high level mathematics PDE? Political leadership is about managing difference in human society. They have many specialists incl. Mathematicians advising them.

Can someone quickly tell me if these 4 men combined can solve one PDE?

@KommawarSwapnil A couple of years ago, another 'innovative' TN man developed a clone branch of SBI, with same procedures, paperwork, forms, uniforms etc. Unfortunately for him, his run was cut short be a vigilant local person.

A man in Tamil Nadu allegedly opened his own bank without an RBI license… And hundreds of people believed it was real. The name was RAFC Bank. It had branches across cities like Chennai, Madurai, Salem and Erode. And the shocking part? Everything looked real. • Bank boards • Staff uniforms • Counters • Passbooks • Debit cards • Loan services The accused reportedly presented himself as a UK-returned MBA graduate and convinced people the bank was genuine. Many people deposited money. Some job seekers even paid lakhs for bank jobs. But investigators later found there was no valid RBI banking license behind the operation. Police later arrested the main accused after RBI officials reportedly noticed suspicious documents. Reports say: • 9 branches were operating • Around ₹2 crore transactions happened • ₹56 lakh cash was recovered during raids This became one of India’s most shocking fake banking fraud cases.

@lavanyadeepak @KommawarSwapnil @Google @FinMinIndia @RBI Cooperative Banks are regulated by state governments & not regulated by RBI. This helps miscreants to commit fraud.

@KommawarSwapnil Three years ago someone reported in @Google reviews that it could be a fraud bank. If only @FinMinIndia dedicated 1% of their effort that is spent in sucking #WeThePeople's blood as #GST towards this, the fraud could have been nipped off at a more nascent stage. @RBI

@RishiJoeSanu In Kerala, the main obstacle to infrastructure requiring land space is the land acquisition. People simply don't want to part with land. When KL govt pilots any such project thru central agencies, it picks up the incremental cost over average land costs in other states.

Kerala has the second-highest number of million+ population cities in India after UP despite having only 1/8th of UP's population and they're all located in one straight line. Kerala should have gotten an RRTS long ago.

@Wisdom65501 @CultOfRize Proof?

@RaghuVHyd @CultOfRize Lil bro, It was officially published by Government of India both under BJP and Congress.

@CultOfRize Babasaheb refrained from using the word Annihilation in his actual speech, after deep thinking on it. A draft speech gets revised many times, as the speaker senses the mood of the audience.

@RahulSeeker Only a few people think she's great. Pl check how what command does she have on Indian languages eg. Praktrit, Pali, Sanskrit, ancient Tamil/Telugu/Kannada, Ahom etc. Can she read things written on stone in Indian structures, temples etc.? She just regurgitates old lies.

I don’t accept the term Hindu Nationalism - Prof. Romila Thapar. It was so delightful listening to her recent interview. 🔵 She explained that when the British came, they didn’t find any chronological history books of ancient India. Then they decided that they had to write history for us. And that is when James Mill wrote his book, History of British India. The British were giving us our history. The central point of James Mill’s history was that India had always consisted of two nations - the Hindus and the Muslims. Both are distinctly different and have been constantly hostile to each other. This James Mill narrative is what gave rise to the Two-Nation Theory. Here, she reminded us that this narrative also appears in Hindutva, in which the treatment of Hindus and Muslims is much more oriented towards hostility and aggression than towards instances where there was coming together. 🔵 She then named another person, Friedrich Max Müller, who read all the Vedic texts and then developed this history that the Aryans came to India and that the original Hindus were all Aryans, and therefore belonged to a superior race. Thus, it was concluded that this Hindu culture was superior to all other cultures that existed in this land at that time. Prof. Thapar again reminds us here that this notion of superiority also appears in Hindutva. 🔵 These are two examples of a very clear and direct link between colonial ideas and Hindutva. She said “I’m always a little amused by all these statements that are made these days that Hindutva is indulging in decolonization. Because if it were, in fact, indulging in decolonization, the first thing it would have to do would be to reconsider its own ideology, which is very much colonial.” 🔵 In the final part of the interview, she claimed “I don’t accept the term ‘Hindu Nationalism’ because that’s a majoritarian phrase. I accept secular democratic nationalism, which represents all Indians, all citizens.” Prof. Thapar is now about 95 years old and still engaged in public discussions, rejecting majoritarianism and the ideology of hate that distorts history to use it as a weapon with her evidence based arguments. My respect to this scholar and activist. 💜

@Pranshi7tech Yes, it is a painful situation for women in India. Many men don't ogle or stare at women. They mind their own business & give her the space to be comfortable & secure. A small % of men, especially 1st generation rural migrants, are enough to harass women in public spaces.

Two days ago, I traveled to Jodhpur for work. But from the moment I got off the train, I felt uncomfortable. A group of men, probably between 18–28, kept staring at me not just a glance, but constant, unsettling staring. Later, when I went out for dinner, it happened again. More men, the same kind of staring. I was wearing a full-sleeve shirt and loose pants nothing revealing but it didn’t matter. Their audacity made me feel exposed and vulnerable. I wanted to confront them, but I couldn’t. I froze, and I hated myself for not speaking up. That whole day felt wasted. Instead of focusing on my work, I was just trying to get through the discomfort. When I returned to Jaipur next day, it happened again. I was in an auto when a group of men in a Scorpio slowed down beside me. More staring. The number plate was from UP. This time, I felt real fear. In that moment, I made a promise to myself if I ever have a daughter, I won’t let her grow up in India feeling unsafe like this. I will do everything in my power to protect her no matter what it takes.

@rajuparulekar TG is ruled by INC. Before commenting, visit Hyderabad & observe motorists condition when a minister/CM/VIP's long motorcade is rushing thru emptied roads.

Teena Choudhary said that her Grandfather and Father, both served in the INDIAN ARMY. Her Father fought two Wars for India. She also said 8 members of her family have SERVED in the INDIAN ARMY. She also said, don’t use my shoulders to take pot shots at anybody because you all political parties are guilty of the same offence - “utter disregard and absolute apathy for the general public.” But look at this Post by ANI. It conveniently IGNORED the crux of her message and has only AMPLIFIED the pro-BJP Minister part. That’s how the RW ecosystem is, ECONOMICAL WITH TRUTH. Godi Media for a reason, STAUNCH one at that.