Sundaram Solanki

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Sundaram Solanki

Sundaram Solanki

@SundaramSo17643

Katılım Nisan 2023
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News Algebra
News Algebra@NewsAlgebraIND·
INFLUENCER - "I received an offer of ₹50,000 for just one video supporting Sonam Wangchuk 🤯 They are even sending paid requests to right-wing handles"
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Sundaram Solanki@SundaramSo17643·
@KanwalSibal Yes i totally agree with @KanwalSibal we as a nation should just ignore words and keep working for our future. As one said, hide your capabilities and bide your time
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Kanwal Sibal
Kanwal Sibal@KanwalSibal·
The more you engage her the more publicity her views get. Why not just ignore her? She wants to taunt.
Abhijit Iyer-Mitra@Iyervval

Looks like she’s has a medical cognitive condition or basic English comprehension issues. First she tells @AdityaRajKaul to not talk football when there’s a hunger strike on in India. When @RashmiDVS points out that by that metric she shouldn’t talk India & focus on her crown princesses’ criminal son, she responds “well I’ve already spoken about it”. I don’t know how she passed school or got a job - but it definitely wasn’t on merit. Maybe they have DEI in Norway for the cognitively challenged?

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Helle Lyng
Helle Lyng@HelleLyngSvends·
I have written about this. Awful things happen here in Norway too. Norway is not a perfect country. The people or the powerful are not perfect either. I never claimed that. What we do have is press freedom. This is probably one of the most covered trials of this century. He is facing four years of prison, which he has appealed. The case is still in the judicial system.
Rashmi Samant@RashmiDVS

Always nice to point fingers at other countries and forget about the trash in one’s own backyard!

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Sundaram Solanki@SundaramSo17643·
@IAF_MCC @SkyrootA I condemn the use of " third world nation" as a nation we shouldn't be putting ourselves in such west created notion .. it's a shame that our Air force used this term to address our nation
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The Jaipur Dialogues
The Jaipur Dialogues@JaipurDialogues·
The moment when you realize now you’ll be fasting and everyone will be eating samosa and bread pakora in front of you!😂
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Sundaram Solanki@SundaramSo17643·
@kalyanchaubey I hope you live long enough to see your kid's kids future is also ruined by a corrupt officer like you.
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Sundaram Solanki@SundaramSo17643·
@kalyanchaubey I hope your childrens (if you are capable of that) grow and prosper and hope at the end of your life you realise that what have you been doing with other's kids future and I hope the same thing happens to your kid's kids and you live long enough to see that too. JH
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Abhijit Chavda
Abhijit Chavda@AbhijitChavda·
India built "friendships" instead of a fleet of 300 warships armed to the teeth. Now it's paying. Condemnations and summons won't change the fact that India is the most exposed nation in Hormuz - because it has neglected to build instruments to defend its interests.
WarMonitor🇺🇦🇬🇧@WarMonitor3

India is reportedly furious at Iran and has summoned their Iranian ambassador after two ships were attacked in the Strait of Hormuz killing an Indian sailor.

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Sundaram Solanki@SundaramSo17643·
@KanwalSibal This people are out of their minds, playing by what US says is one thing and threatening the lives is another. I hope peaceful minds
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Suella Braverman
Suella Braverman@SuellaBraverman·
The British Empire did so much good for the world. Of course slavery was abhorrent but to expect the British people of the 21st century to pay for actions that took place in the 18th century has no basis in law. If the government is seriously thinking about this then former colonies should pay the British back for the considerable investment, effort and contribution that this country made which laid the foundations for many flourishing democracies today.
Bell Ribeiro-Addy MP@BellRibeiroAddy

Later this year, Jamaica will take the case for reparations directly to King Charles, lodging a formal petition. It is getting harder and harder for British institutions to maintain their favoured tactic of simply ignoring calls for repair. theguardian.com/world/2026/jun…

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Kanwal Sibal
Kanwal Sibal@KanwalSibal·
“We acknowledge and appreciate President Trump’s vital contribution to peace in South Asia, which helped save hundreds of millions of lives in a potentially devastating war…” Sharif is looking for another “shabash” from Trump for crediting him with saving millions of lives in the recent India- Pakistan conflict. Earlier the figure was 45 million. Now it has gone up to hundreds of millions. Apart from this audacious peddling of lies, what it means is that Pakistan was ready to use nuclear weapons against India. Instead of decrying this implied nuclear threat by Pakistan, Trump is indirectly countenancing it by treating it as a legitimate response by Pakistan against India. The US went to war against Iran to prevent it from going nuclear and said that the lunatics in Iran would have used them. Against that hypothetical threat from Iran, the lunatics in Pakistan are telling Trump that they intended to use their nuclear weapons against India and this is not inviting any rebuff.
Shehbaz Sharif@CMShehbaz

Warm felicitations to President Donald J. Trump and the people of the United States on the historic occasion of the 250th Anniversary of American Independence. Pakistan joins the United States in celebrating this remarkable milestone and the enduring values of freedom, resilience, and democracy. Our two nations enjoy a partnership spanning more than seven decades, strengthened by the invaluable contributions of the Pakistani-American community. History has proven time and again that the United States and Pakistan have stood together at the most consequential moments, whenever peace and security of the world have been at stake. We acknowledge and appreciate President Trump’s vital contribution to peace in South Asia, which helped save hundreds of millions of lives in a potentially devastating war, as well as his steadfast efforts that helped end several major conflicts around the globe. As our two countries look towards a bright and promising future, Pakistan remains fully committed to further strengthening its partnership with the United States, based on mutual respect, shared interests, and constructive, mutually beneficial engagement. Happy Independence Day! 🇵🇰🤝🇺🇸

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Sundaram Solanki@SundaramSo17643·
@KanwalSibal You are totally right on point this FAD out of office @ShashiTharoor ji .... I wonder how did he missed such a important point that you have so correctly pointed out ! Or may be he doo but still ... Hmmm is @ShashiTharoor a Imposter ? May be yes may be no .... Time will tell
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Kanwal Sibal
Kanwal Sibal@KanwalSibal·
Surprising that you are batting for Umar Khalid arrested under the NIA You are wanting the courts to intervene but the Courts have denied him bail. Even the Supreme Court. Is the decision of the SV a travesty of justice? You are moved by a fraudulent interview by the Guardian correspondent in India who is a ideologically oriented political activist not a journalist. She is deeply hostile to the ruling party. This is what she writes about this so-called “ moving” interview: “Due to the conditions of his incarceration, the Guardian could not meet Khalid for this interview, so the questions and answers were conveyed via family and friends.” This is a cooked- up “interview” through unnamed family and friends. The visa of this journalist should be cancelled for interfering in our domestic affairs in very sensitive areas.
Shashi Tharoor@ShashiTharoor

This moving article on @UmarKhalidJNU in prison prompts a simple question: if he really has incited terrorism, why not prove it in a court of law? Why deny him the basic right of any Indian citizen accused of a crime, the right to a fair trial? Languishing six years behind bars, without a chance to defend himself legally, is a travesty of justice and a blot on our democracy. I think the people of India have a right to know why. And what he says from prison is sad to read: theguardian.com/world/2026/jun…

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Sundaram Solanki@SundaramSo17643·
@ShashiTharoor @UmarKhalidJNU I completely in the opposition from the view which @ShashiTharoor made. Because the only law for such activities is dead sentence... And india is not doing that i wonder why ? And why is you @ShashiTharoor ji asking government to make his life span a little more ? I wonder why !
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Shashi Tharoor@ShashiTharoor·
This moving article on @UmarKhalidJNU in prison prompts a simple question: if he really has incited terrorism, why not prove it in a court of law? Why deny him the basic right of any Indian citizen accused of a crime, the right to a fair trial? Languishing six years behind bars, without a chance to defend himself legally, is a travesty of justice and a blot on our democracy. I think the people of India have a right to know why. And what he says from prison is sad to read: theguardian.com/world/2026/jun…
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Kanwal Sibal
Kanwal Sibal@KanwalSibal·
Greer: “President Trump and Prime Minister Modi have an amazing relationship. They've nurtured it over many years” Why has Trump then given body blows to the relationship? Good rhetoric can’t substitute for bad policies.
Shereen Bhan@ShereenBhan

USTR Greer @USTradeRep concludes his India visit after discussions with Commerce Minister Goyal on the Trade deal; says India wants to cooperate and collaborate with the United States on the technologies of the future and trade of the future, “that's some of the exciting opportunities that we'll have between the United States and India, is to capitalise on that. President Trump and Prime Minister Modi have an amazing relationship. They've nurtured it over many years. Just last week, they met at G7 in Evian, France, and I was there, and they agreed to take the relationship to the next level. This includes the trade deal that we're working on, but it includes every aspect of the relationship, and we expect the relationship to continue developing and only going to higher and higher level with every passing week” @CNBCTV18Live @CNBCTV18News #IndiaUSTradeDeal #Trump

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