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The Best and most beautiful things in world are not to be seen or touched but are felt by heart Helen Keller

@realpreityzinta @SurilyG Preity Zinta really looking like fighting wrestling championship rather than striking pose. She is looking like giving session on how to be boxer

Strike a pose ❤️ @SurilyG love love love my outfit. #Ting

@realpreityzinta @SurilyG Preity Zinta really looking like fighting wrestling championship rather than striking pose. She is looking like giving session on how to be boxer

@realpreityzinta @SurilyG Preity Zinta really looking like fighting wrestling championship rather than striking pose. She is looking like giving session on how to be boxer

@mkvenu1 Its bad foreign policy of Modi Jaishankar as was expected and not black swan event. Other nations prepared from Iraq & oil shocks of 70s & 90s. Modi was busy hugging & cheap optics while China invested in pipelines, storage, regasification infrastructure with Russia

Netanyahu invoking UNSC to point out violation of war rules by Iran is a bit like the wolf upstream accusing the lamb downstream of polluting the river!

@mkvenu1 Its bad foreign policy of Modi Jaishankar as was expected and not black swan event. Other nations prepared from Iraq & oil shocks of 70s & 90s. Modi was busy hugging & cheap optics while China invested in pipelines, storage, regasification infrastructure with Russia

And Israel is now talking about rules of war! Zero self awareness!

@Chellaney @Nidhi Its bad foreign policy of Modi Jaishankar as was expected and not black swan event. Other nations prepared from Iraq & oil shocks of 70s & 90s. Modi was busy hugging & cheap optics while China invested in pipelines, storage, regasification infrastructure with Russia

Beneath the exchange of greetings marking Eid and Nowruz, yesterday’s phone call between Indian Prime Minister Modi and Iranian President Pezeshkian quietly laid bare a strategic divergence. India’s readout focused less on assigning blame than on limiting disruption from the war. By condemning attacks on “critical infrastructure,” New Delhi crafted a deliberately ambiguous position — one that could apply equally to U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran and to Iranian-linked attacks on regional energy assets. The Indian emphasis on “freedom of navigation” signaled concern over Iran’s effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz but without confronting Tehran. This is risk-management diplomacy: protecting energy flows, avoiding entanglement and maintaining selective neutrality by steering clear of any implied criticism of the U.S.-led “Operation Epic Fury,” including the deliberate avoidance of the word “aggression.” Iran’s readout of the same conversation struck a sharper tone. Tehran framed the conflict explicitly as unprovoked U.S.-Israeli aggression against Iran and used the opportunity to press India for action. By linking the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to India’s current role as BRICS chair, President Pezeshkian effectively presented a quid pro quo: If India wants “freedom of navigation,” it must use its “independent role” to force a cessation of U.S.-Israeli “aggressions.” The contrast is telling. Both sides used the same conversation for different purposes. India struck a careful balance, engaging Tehran just enough to try and safeguard its energy lifelines. Iran, for its part, reminded India that those lifelines now run through an Iranian-controlled chokepoint and thus are dependent on Tehran’s goodwill, a reality that could complicate Modi’s “iron alliance” with Netanyahu and subtle pro-U.S. tilt in foreign policy. Put simply, the polite language of the call cannot obscure the fact that India and Iran are no longer strategic partners but cautious actors negotiating the terms of an increasingly transactional relationship.

@Chellaney Its bad foreign policy of Modi Jaishankar as was expected and not black swan event. Other nations prepared from Iraq & oil shocks of 70s & 90s. Modi was busy hugging & cheap optics while China invested in pipelines, storage, regasification infrastructure with Russia

@Nidhi Its bad foreign policy of Modi Jaishankar as was expected and not black swan event. Other nations prepared from Iraq & oil shocks of 70s & 90s. Modi was busy hugging & cheap optics while China invested in pipelines,storage, regasification infrastructure with Russia

@Nidhi Its bad foreign policy of Modi Jaishankar as was expected and not black swan event. Other nations prepared from Iraq & oil shocks of 70s & 90s. Modi was busy hugging & cheap optics while China invested in pipelines, storage, regasification infrastructure with Russia

@mukulkesavan Its bad foreign policy of Modi Jaishankar as it was expected and not black swan event. Other nations better prepared from Iraq & oil shocks of 70s & 90s. Modi was busy hugging & cheap optics while China invested in pipelines, storage, regasification infrastructure with Russia

‘Governments that mutely line up behind the US as it prosecutes a sinister, illegal war that threatens to destroy their citizens’ ability to cook and eat aren’t rational actors, they are lemmings’

@Suparna_Singh @akm1410 @MorningContext Its bad foreign policy of Modi Jaishankar as it was expected and not black swan event. Other nations better prepared from Iraq & oil shocks of 70s & 90s. Modi was busy hugging & cheap optics while China invested in pipelines, storage, regasification infrastructure with Russia

Nice to see this analysis by @akm1410 in @MorningContext referring substantially to NDTV’s big turnaround in 2021. Took a lot of hard work +sacrifice by all (> 2000) employees to shift from losses to steady profit and be declared “the best media stock in the country”

@Smita_Sharma @MEAIndia Its bad foreign policy of Modi Jaishankar as it was expected and not black swan event. Other nations better prepared from Iraq & oil shocks of 70s & 90s. Modi was busy hugging & cheap optics while China invested in pipelines, storage, regasification infrastructure with Russia

MEA denies several reports online about an Indian tanker having paid in Chinese Yuan to clear the Hormuz Strait. @MEAIndia debunked this 3 days ago and stands by it currently too.

@Smita_Sharma @MEAIndia Its bad foreign policy of Modi Jaishankar as it was expected and not black swan event. Other nations better prepared from Iraq & oil shocks of 70s & 90s. Modi was busy hugging & cheap optics while China invested in pipelines, storage, regasification infrastructure with Russia

@aajtak Its bad foreign policy of Modi Jaishankar as it was expected and not black swan event. Other nations better prepared from Iraq & oil shocks of 70s & 90s. Modi was busy hugging & cheap optics while China invested in pipelines, storage, regasificationinfrastructure with Russia

भारत में बड़ी मात्रा में कच्चा तेल, गैस और फर्टिलाइजर जैसी अनेक जरूरी चीजें युद्ध के बाद से ही हॉर्मुज स्ट्रेट से जहाजों का आना जाना बहुत चुनौतीपूर्ण हो गया है। हमारी सरकार का प्रयास रहा है कि पेट्रोल, डीजल और गैस की सप्लाई बहुत ज्यादा प्रभावित न हो... -पीएम मोदी #IranIsraelWar

@_pallavighosh Its bad foreign policy of Modi Jaishankar as it was expected and not black swan event. Other nations better prepared from Iraq & oil shocks of 70s & 90s. Modi was busy hugging & cheap optics while China invested in pipelines, storage, regasification infrastructure with Russia

PM on crude oil - “ most of our supplies of crude oil and LPG comes from Hormuz .. we have been trying to ensure the supply is not too impacted “

@suhasinih Its bad foreign policy of Modi Jaishankar as it was expected and not black swan event. Other nations better prepared from Iraq & oil shocks of 70s & 90s. Modi was busy hugging & cheap optics while China invested in pipelines, storage, regasification infrastructure with Russia

Modi warns: the effects of Gulf war 3.0 will be long-term, need to deal with them unitedly. Compares the war to challenges India faced during Covid.

@suhasinih Its bad foreign policy of Modi Jaishankar as it was expected and not black swan event. Other nations better prepared from Iraq & oil shocks of 70s & 90s. Modi was busy hugging & cheap optics while China invested in pipelines, storage, regasification infrastructure with Russia

@paranjoygt @IndiaTodayNE worst than Covid corrupt govt of Modi divert supernormal profit of Adani Ambani refineries to vanity projects Vantara, buying NDTV, Jio convention centre as China invested in oil reserve storage production of distillate like naptha,helium,propane, fertilizer as they had vision

Himanta Biswa Sarma’s combined family income doubles to Rs 35.16 cr from Rs 17.27 cr indiatodayne.in/assam/story/hi… via @IndiaTodayNE

@paranjoygt worst than Covid corrupt govt of Modi divert supernormal profit of Adani Ambani refineries to vanity projects Vantara, buying NDTV, Jio convention centre as China invested in oil reserve storage production of distillate like naptha,helium,propane, fertilizer as they hadvision

@paranjoygt worst than Covid corrupt govt of Modi divert supernormal profit of Adani Ambani refineries to vanity projects Vantara, buying NDTV, Jio convention centre as China invested in oil reserve storage production of distillate like naptha,helium,propane, fertilizer as they had vision