Kunal Jain

@virsanghvi They should build average-sized apartments for all politicians in Delhi at Gymkhana Land and vacate their large, huge bungalows. This will balance out the uneven social structure and provide Delhi with more space to build homes for the homeless.

Sharp Edge: I don’t like Raj era clubs and I will never become a member of one. So whatever happens to the Delhi Gym makes no difference to my life. And yes it may be unfair to charge only a nominal rent to a club that mostly caters to retired army officers & civil servants But if you are talking about unfairness why stop at veterans? Why not throw ministers out of their huge houses? Why not take away their motorcades? Ground their private planes? Today’s Lutyens elite comprises politicians who have run Lutyens Delhi for a decade and live in those huge Lutyens bungalows.Why pamper the new Lutyens elite and persecute soldiers who have fought for our country and bureaucrats who gave their lives for India ? Don’t swallow the propaganda & the lies. Don’t let political dadagiri extend to attacking veterans and retired civil servants while politicians live off honest tax payers theprint.in/opinion/sharp-…

This is a major symbol of colonization left in our country. The land could be used to build homes for Delhi's homeless, solving housing issues. Many who visit this club do so for gossip and alcohol only. @AmitShah made a great decision.

@sabeer Dhanda culture has always been present in India. Since education now seems to be gone missing, it has become even more potent. It's called Jugaad, and surprisingly, new investors also endorse this strategy for short-term gains.

Dhandha culture has taken over the nation. A large percentage of new startups seem to be some variation of trading, brokerage, delivery, arbitrage or reselling rather than creating fundamentally new technologies or inventions. Have we optimized an entire generation for commerce instead of curiosity? Is the education system partly to blame for producing job seekers and traders rather than inventors, scientists and creators?

@Suhelseth They kept them away from the very first hour of opening it!

Asking a serious question: when VIPs visit the Taj Mahal in Agra, how are they the only people there (as seen in photographs) and no one else? Are the crowds removed or what?

@sabeer because they belong to locals! Education has nothing to do with your aptitude, especially in India. It doesn't help in any way in the current system other than giving free degrees, and even those are now extremely unreliable.

Why is it that some of the most incompetent, uneducated, unqualified, and unsympathetic people end up in politics in India? Could this be why so many decisions seem disconnected from the realities faced by ordinary citizens? A country’s future is shaped by the quality of its leadership. Shouldn’t we expect better?

@shivamworldbit छोड़ के भाग अभी की अभी ! बाद में आधा घर ले के जाएगी और तेरी सारी जायदाद ऊपर से ।

मेरी शादी तय हो चुकी है कार्ड छप चुके थे टेंट, लाइट, हलवाई सब बुक था। मैं अपनी होने वाली पत्नी को लहंगा दिलाने ले गया मेरे पास कुल 23 हजार थे। सोचा था 20 तक का लहंगा ले लेंगे और बाकी में साथ बैठकर कुछ खा लेंगे। उसने कई लहंगे देखने के बाद एक पसंद किया जब मैंने टैग देखा तो कीमत 30 हजार थी। मैंने दोस्त से पैसे मंगवा लिए लेकिन मन में एक सवाल आया क्या ये लड़की मेरी हालत समझेगी भी या नहीं? मैंने प्यार से कहा वो 19 हजार वाला भी अच्छा है। उसने तुरंत जवाब दिया अगर औकात नहीं थी तो यहां लेकर क्यों आए? सच कहूं उसी पल मन किया रिश्ता खत्म कर दूं लेकिन अगले ही सेकंड याद आया कार्ड छप चुके हैं पूरा परिवार शादी की तैयारी में लगा है। अब समझ नहीं आ रहा एक लाइन गुस्से में निकली थी या वही उसकी असली सोच थी? आप मेरी जगह होते तो शादी करते या रिश्ता तोड़ देते?

@NalinisKitchen झगड़ते भी तो हमारे ही लोग हैं? झगड़े कम कर दो जज की जरूरत ही नहीं रहेगी !

Judges get 150+ days of leave every year. Judges receive around ₹2.8 lakh in salary and around ₹45,000 in allowances every month. They also get many other benefits like medical facilities, an official car with a driver, and more. If the government is already paying them so much during their service, then what is the need to give pension after retirement? It ultimately becomes a burden on the people of India.

@JaipurDialogues It's the same story here in jaipur as well for all Jai club, Rambagh club, etc. They are like old wine.

STORY OF DELHI GYMKHANA CLUB Total Land: 28 Acres - Prime Lutyens Delhi 🏛️ Membership fee: ₹30 LAKH ⏳ Waiting list after paying fees: 37 YEARS 🇮🇳 Yearly rent paid to Government: ₹1,000/year 💸 Tax dues: ₹2.93 CRORE You pay ₹30 lakh upfront. Then wait 37 years to get in. While they pay India just ₹1,000 a year. For 28 acres in the heart of Delhi.

To protect animals during Rajasthan's heat, I placed my old bathtub outside and fill it with fresh water daily. My dogs also drink from it. #loo #heatwave #SummerHeat #peta #drinkingwater #waterforcows

@priyankac19 Fifth columnist — a person secretly working against their own country while appearing loyal.

That a social media created idea of CJP has taken the GenZ imagination by storm is a sad reflection of them losing hope in most of the current opposition parties. Clearly there is anger against BJP but voters would rather bet on a new figment of imagination created party than established opposition parties is unfortunate. We really need to rethink and reimagine the young voter, we owe it to them and India’s future.

@sabeer The better word is "Turncoat"! And the coat does attract a lot of cockroaches.

Guys, if anyone calls you anti-Indian, respond with "I'm pro-cockroach."

@rishibagree Any attempt to malign the India First thought will only attract the invaders. This has been India’s history, and the crack is already seeping through the minds of the “Fifth columnists.”

The Truth of Cockroach Janta Party : Citizens from Pakistan, Bangladesh & USA forms 77% of their Insta followers. India contributes only 9%.

@MeghUpdates I wish these amazing guys’ energy could be used positively to bring change in India instead of constantly debating ideas. I wish they’d prioritize India by moving there and actively working to bring about change.

Dhruv Rathee enjoying in Germany Abhijeet Dipke enjoying in US Aprit Sharma enjoying in United Kingdom And they are instigating Indian Youths and want GenZ to revolt against Democratically elected govt. Few words of your response to them....

@RajatSharmaLive माफ़ कर पाना बहुत मुश्किल होता हैं? एक पार्टी भले ही कर दे लेकिन अगला नहीं करे तो?

अगर आपके साथ किसी ने बुरा किया तो बुरा मत मानो, शुक्रिया अदा करो कि उसने आपकी आंखें खोल दी.

@rajshamani A lot of spouses do this and then end up facing failure, resulting in depression and loneliness in the later part of their lives. Great observation.

The most dangerous kind of ambition is borrowed ambition. You chase the career, body, lifestyle, relationship, or status that looks good on others, then wonder why you are not able to obsess over it. A goal that is not yours will never let you become obsessive enough to achieve it.

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If you make someone else’s vulnerability your weapon to sell something, it may work — but it is the cheapest strategy you will ever use. True leadership inspires people through value, not fear. — Kunal Jain #wednesdaywisdom #godmorning‌wednesday

@ARanganathan72 Anand, this is a great start for these politicians to test the risk and threat level as common men. This country needs security and safety for all common people, just like other developed countries. It's indeed a great start.

First it was Modi, then followed Amit Shah, and now it is Yogi - those facing the greatest threats have cut their security convoys. This recklessness must stop. Saving fuel cannot come at the cost of securing lives, it must be based on rational cost-benefit analysis. My views:

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@sabeer Entrepreneurship is not About judging someone! It's about solving problems without judging individuals.

@SONOFINDIA I’m incapable of hating anyone. If I point out certain flaws (in the way of thinking) of people, it’s for their own good.

I had the most amazing trip to Delhi, Mumbai and Gurgaon over the last 5 days. Met incredible people, had thought-provoking conversations, and saw the energy of a rapidly changing India. But the words that made my day came from a little girl today: “Sir, you have good behavior. I can tell.” Sometimes the smallest compliments carry the deepest meaning.