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Costco has opened their first store in New Delhi! Just kidding, this was filmed at a Costco in Texas.



Fighting for a long term solution for child literacy. 💛 @SLOTUS Usha Vance announces "Storytime with the Second Lady", a podcast designed to promote reading for kids.


🇷🇺🇮🇳 30 марта в Нью-Дели заммининдел России А.Ю.#Руденко провёл политические консультации с первым заммининдел Индии В.#Мисри. Констатировано поступательное развитие российско-индийского особо привилегированного стратегического партнёрства. t.me/MID_Russia/765… #РоссияИндия

JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 US Secretary of State Marco Rubio demands Iran stop manufacturing drones and missiles used in recent attacks.





Identity crisis in Pakistan: a converted Punjabi Muslim adopting Hindu rituals.



BREAKING 🅱️: Major shift just dropped. The U.S. government says foreign aid will now go straight to national governments, not routed through NGOs anymore. The logic is blunt: if the goal is to help a country, fund the country — not middlemen turning aid into their next business model. Do you support this? ✅YES or ❎NO?

They say: “India wasn’t a country. It was fragmented. The British united it.” Pause. Breathe. Now ask the only question that matters. Name one civilisation between 300 BCE and 1700 CE that was more geographically vast, economically integrated, and culturally continuous than India — without using 19th-century nation-state standards. Silence usually follows. Because here’s the inconvenient truth. Pre-modern India wasn’t a modern nation-state. Neither was France. Neither was Germany. Neither was Italy. Neither was China for most of its history. Fragmentation was the global norm. Civilisational continuity was the exception. India had shared sacred geographies. Pilgrimage routes crossing kingdoms. Epics known from Kabul to Kanchipuram. Trade networks spanning oceans. Legal, monetary, linguistic, and cosmological continuities that survived dynastic rise and collapse. That’s not chaos. That’s civilisation. What the British did was not “unite” India. They conquered existing polities. Flattened organic networks into extractive grids. Called administrative centralisation “unity.” And sold plunder as a civilising act. The myth persists because it performs a function. If India was always broken, colonial rule becomes a rescue. If India was always divided, looting becomes management. History doesn’t support that claim. Comparative history destroys it. Next time someone thanks the British for “uniting” India, don’t argue. Just ask the question. They already lost when they can’t answer. 🧠🔥 #UncropTheTruth #Decolonisation










Nitin Gadkari ji says "A new AI-driven toll system will capture photos of number plates & deduct toll amount directly from bank accounts". So why can’t we use same technology to capture photos of potholes & deduct salaries of govt employees? Accountability can't be one sided!


Nitin Gadkari ji says "A new AI-driven toll system will capture photos of number plates & deduct toll amount directly from bank accounts". So why can’t we use same technology to capture photos of potholes & deduct salaries of govt employees? Accountability can't be one sided!













