Abhijit Bramhnathkar

Detailed Description. My Take on this whole 131st Constitutional Amendment Bill 2026 is as follows. 1. This Bill has nothing to do with women's Reservation in totality. Indeed,it is just to say,to delimit the women's representation in the Lok Sabha or the States/UT,on the basis of 2011 census, this Bill is related to women's representation. Meaning,had it been passed,an urgent Delimitation Commission would have constituted and on the basis of the 2011 census,1/3rd seats would have reseved for the women following 106th CAA 2023. For your information - 106th CAA itself has a worrisome issue of SC/ST Women Representation within the already reserved SC/ST seats,that too I have covered in detail. Plz see in my tweets,3 or 4 days back. 2. The Delimitation Commission would have constituted and the exercise of delimitation would have taken place. Tbh,no need to hurry up here. And that too on 2011 census. 3. Seats would have increased to 850. So,we have to see it critically. Let's wait for Census data of 2026/27. Delimitation should take place on this census data only. There is no point in doing this in 2011 data,and that too after taking every state in confidence. 1/3rd seats for women are already reserved,it's a law now. So, implement it in the State Election of 2027, such as UP, Gujarat,UK, Punjab, Manipur,HP,on the basis of the already set trend. If any opposition parties resist,then there is any concern and should be criticised. Summary*. Repeating again - 2011 census won't serve any purpose. Take everyone in confidence. Wait for the recent Census Data. 106th CAA related it 1/3rd representation of women has now become a law and already came in force from 16th April 2026. But,there is an issue of Quota within the Quota. But,no body is talking. Firstly solve the issue. Check Comment Section. Hope, You got the gist. #UPSC

Instead of sitting idle, I thought of posting this👇as a reminder to those who have made it their mission to speak ill of our roots.

1000 years of European borders changing [📹 Young Europeans]

🗿Strongest Empire per Century 👑 1. 1st century BCE (100–1 BCE): Roman Republic 🏛️⚔️ (Rapid conquests; runner-up: Han Dynasty China) 2. 2nd century BCE (200–101 BCE): Han Dynasty (China) 🐉🌾 (Vast expansion and economy or Roman Republic) 3. 3rd century BCE (300–201 BCE): Maurya Empire (India) 🪷👑 (Under Ashoka or Seleucid Empire) 4. 4th century BCE (400–301 BCE): Macedonian Empire ⚡🏹 (Alexander the Great's conquests) 5. 5th century BCE (500–401 BCE): Achaemenid Persian Empire 🏰🌍 (Largest ancient empire up to then) 6. 6th century BCE (600–501 BCE): Achaemenid Persian Empire 🦁⚔️ (Founded by Cyrus, rapid growth) 7. 7th century BCE (700–601 BCE): Neo-Assyrian Empire 🦅🗡️ (Military dominance in Near East) 8. 8th century BCE (800–701 BCE): Neo-Assyrian Empire 🏹🔥 (Rising power) 9. 9th century BCE (900–801 BCE): Neo-Assyrian Empire 🏰🛡️ (Expansion begins) 10. 10th century BCE (1000–901 BCE): Zhou Dynasty (China) 🐉🏯 (Western Zhou peak) 11. 11th century BCE (1100–1001 BCE): New Kingdom of Egypt 🇪🇬🌞 (Late phase) 12. 12th century BCE (1200–1101 BCE): New Kingdom of Egypt 🇪🇬🗿 (Ramesses era, Hittite rival) 13. 13th century BCE (1300–1201 BCE): New Kingdom of Egypt 🇪🇬⚔️ (Height under Ramesses II) 14. 14th century BCE (1400–1301 BCE): New Kingdom of Egypt 🇪🇬✨ (Amarna period) 15. 15th century BCE (1500–1401 BCE): New Kingdom of Egypt 🇪🇬🏹 (Thutmose III conquests) 16. 16th century BCE (1600–1501 BCE): New Kingdom of Egypt 🇪🇬🌿 (Post-Hyksos unification) 17. 17th century BCE (1700–1601 BCE): Old Babylonian Empire 📜⚖️ (Hammurabi) 18. 18th century BCE (1800–1701 BCE): Old Babylonian Empire 📜🏛️ (Or declining Middle Kingdom Egypt) 19. 19th century BCE (1900–1801 BCE): Middle Kingdom of Egypt 🇪🇬🌾 (Prosperity peak) 20. 20th century BCE (2000–1901 BCE): Middle Kingdom of Egypt 🇪🇬🏜️ (Or Old Assyrian trade networks) 21. 21st century BCE (2100–2001 BCE): Third Dynasty of Ur (Sumer) 🏛️🌙 (Or late Old Kingdom Egypt) 22. Earlier (pre-2100 BCE): Old Kingdom Egypt 🇪🇬🗼 (pyramid era) or Akkadian Empire 🏰⚡ (first true empire under Sargon) These Highlight Major Old World Powers.

In order to be born, you needed: 2 parents 4 grandparents 8 great-grandparents 16 second great-grandparents 32 third great-grandparents 64 fourth great-grandparents 128 fifth great-grandparents 256 sixth great-grandparents 512 seventh great-grandparents 1,024 eighth great-grandparents 2,048 ninth great-grandparents For you to be born today from 12 previous generations, you needed a total of 4.094 ancestors over the last 400 years Pause for a second and really think about this… How many hardships did they survive? How many silent battles did they fight? How many tears did they wipe away? How many moments of joy did they celebrate? How many love stories began so that yours could one day exist? How many dreams for a better future were whispered into the dark? All of it… just so you could be here, alive, in this moment

🇬🇷 Today is International Greek language day Greek is the oldest written language, that is still in use by native speakers today.

Novak Djokovic: “My kids don't have phones and won’t until they’re mature enough. They complain everyone at school has a phone except them. When everyone follows the herd, conformity is expected but it doesn’t have to be that way. That’s where we differ.”

BREAKING: China has been reading the private communications of 3 British Prime Ministers for 4 years. Boris Johnson. Liz Truss. Rishi Sunak. Their closest aides. Their most sensitive calls. Their text messages. Also compromised: Donald Trump. JD Vance. US Congressional intelligence committees. This is not a rumor. The Telegraph broke it yesterday. The US Treasury sanctioned the Chinese companies responsible. 13 nations issued a joint advisory. But here's the part that should terrify you: Western governments BUILT the backdoors China walked through. They are called "lawful intercept" systems. Every phone carrier is required by law to include them. "So we can wiretap criminals," they said. China found them. Used them. For years. They didn't just read messages. They accessed the FBI's database of active wiretaps. They could see which Chinese spies America was watching. And warn them. The surveillance state got surveilled. US officials now admit: "We cannot say with certainty the hackers have been evicted." Some networks compromised for 3+ years. The malware lives in the hardware itself. It can't be patched. It has to be physically replaced. This is the biggest Western intelligence breach since the Cold War. And most people have no idea it happened. Now you do. READ THE FULL STORY HERE!! open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

I know a 35-year-old married couple in India. No kids by choice. Household income is strong. House almost paid off. Good investments. Foreign trips every year. Comfortable life. Looks sorted from the outside. But in the long run, this choice usually backfires. In India, money without family responsibility mostly turns into consumption. Bigger cars. Better phones. Another vacation to the same three places with different hotel names. At some point, experiences stop feeling new. Kids aren’t just an expense here. They’re continuity. Legacy. A reason to stay sharp, relevant, grounded. Ask older Indians what gave their life meaning. Almost none will talk about gadgets or trips. They talk about their children, the sacrifices, the chaos, the pride. Comfort is addictive in your 30s. Loneliness is brutal in your 60s. Choosing ease over building something bigger feels smart today.

How Bhutan is Building the Anti-Dubai Bhutan is building the world’s first "Mindfulness City". While the world races toward skyscrapers, concrete jungles, and GDP charts, Bhutan is taking a radically different path. A city built not for profit. But for peace. Here’s the incredible story of Gelephu Mindfulness City: Imagine a country where happiness is a constitutional right. The Constitution mandates that the state must promote conditions that enable happiness. While other nations chase GDP, Bhutan tracks something else entirely: Gross National Happiness. What is (GNH)? It’s Bhutan’s revolutionary framework of development: • Environmental preservation • Cultural protection • Good governance • Sustainable economic growth GDP measures production. GNH measures peace. And now, Bhutan is building a city to turn that vision into architecture. But there’s a problem: Bhutan is losing its youth. Despite its ideals, Bhutan faces an existential crisis: Young people are leaving. Opportunities feel limited. The outside world feels more exciting, more rewarding. To stop this brain drain, Bhutan needs something bold. Enter: Gelephu Mindfulness City. No towering glass buildings. No commercial chaos. No blind race toward industrialisation. Gelephu is being built around mindfulness, nature, and harmony. Architecture meets philosophy. • Designs are inspired by Bhutanese Zongs—sacred fortress-monasteries • A new international airport will literally float above a river • Every element is designed with spiritual and environmental balance in mind This is urbanism… with a soul. Even the airport is mindful. Bhutan’s upcoming airport isn’t a cold structure of steel and glass. It’s: • Built with local materials • Surrounded by canopy jungles • Modular, flexible, and expandable with ease • Designed to reflect the stillness of a forest, not the noise of a terminal Bhutan is a carbon-negative country. And it plans to stay that way. • 99% of its power comes from hydropower • Forests cover over 70% of its land • Strict policies ensure minimal environmental disruption And in Gelephu: No building will exceed six stories. Why? Because tall buildings demand carbon-heavy materials like steel and concrete. So Bhutan said: “We’ll grow smarter, not taller.” A city that works with nature, not against it. Instead of mega sewage pipelines and concrete drains… Bhutan is using paddy fields as flood buffers. The city becomes a sponge, not a slab. During monsoons, the rice fields absorb and slow the water—letting nature do what it’s done for centuries. Urban planning, inspired by agriculture. Bhutan’s message is clear: The future isn’t about speed. It’s about stillness. What if development meant less noise, not more? What if we built spaces that helped us think, not just consume?

Powerful article explaining the rift between KSA and the UAE.

I’ve moved my entire family to Dubai. We can live here for life. Our kids can be born here. Their kids can be born here too. And none of us will ever be citizens ❌ No voting. No control over the system. And that’s exactly why it works. Only around 9% of the population are Emirati citizens. Yet they control their borders, their taxes, their culture, and their future. Imagine if anyone could move here and vote. It would slowly become the UK. High taxes. Broken systems. Short term thinking. Dubai does the opposite. It attracts talent. It attracts capital. It attracts ambition. But it never gives up control. You’re free to earn. Free to build. Free to invest. But ownership of the country stays with the people who built it. That’s not oppression. That’s intelligent design. Most countries sell control for votes. Dubai protects control and invites value. Do you agree? Would you move your family to Dubai? PS: There is one exception people always mention. If one of my daughters married an Emirati, she could apply for citizenship. The catch? 7 years of marriage if they have children. 10 years if they don’t. Nothing is given easily here. And that’s exactly the point. #dubai #uae #dubailife #wealth #freedom #future

Battle across Mumbai & 29 other municipal corporations in Maharashtra has begun. Armies stand arrayed on field of Kurukshetra. The conch shell of campaigning has now been sounded. In this electoral melee,15,931 warriors stand ready. Best wishes to all democratic warriors..!!

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🚨India has completed 3,240 km of fencing out of 4096 km along the India-Bangladesh border.

Extremely disappointed with service on Train 12072 (Janshatabdi Exp) from PBN to Dadar today. PNR-4642230964 AC is NOT working in coach [C-2 ],there is no attendant & Worst ever service. Please fix this immediately! @AshwiniVaishnaw @RailMinIndia @RailwaySeva @Central_Railway

@AshwiniVaishnaw Sir, stranded at Dadar with family for Vande Bharat Mumbai-Nanded. Arrived 12:46 PM, but train's MIA 17th delay! These disruptions kill the progress vibe. Fix it NOW! PNR: 8440680203 #VandeBharat #RailwayDelays

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A new search facility is now available on ECINet! All voters can now easily check whether their name appeared in the 2002 Electoral Roll. It allows you to search your details from the previous SIR records of any State in India. This search facility is available in ENGLISH.