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📍વિસાવદર, ગુજરાત.....🤭🤣

@OSPSF A Chinese satellite lifted off from a sea launch provider using Chinese components launched from South China Sea having a Pakistani flag painted with Chinese paint

A SUCCESFUL LIFTOFF for Pakistan's SUPARCO PRSC-EO2 satellite 🇵🇰, and a first-ever seaborne launch for Pakistan, via a Chinese satellite launch provider, in the South China Sea about an hour ago, today:

@InsiderWB Stop using free AI video generators, invest in some better one they will generate good AI video.

Breaking News: Prime Minister Modi releases an alarming statement in the wake of upcoming T20 world Cup. "Pakistan first invited us to play in Srilanka and when our team went there for the group match, they left us, this is embarrassing."

@ArdhKaalSarp @Rohit_p__ I may agree to you about albenese due to his migration policy. But it’s due to the housing crisis and increased rents that a common Aussie is suffering due to mass immigration numbers and not specific to people of a particular country or religion

@aap_parody @Rohit_p__ Albanese is the most hated PM in Aussie history because of his mass migration policies. All the new migrants should figure out why you lot are hated now. What has changed over the last 10-15 years?

Why are they celebrating Indian Republic Day in Australia? If they want to show patriotism they should come back to India first. 🤦‍♂️

@ArdhKaalSarp @ausdesicompany @SriramMadras Are you hearing yourself ? That is what I am saying . You absorb and become the part of the new culture but do not change your roots.

@aap_parody @ausdesicompany @SriramMadras So as a sikh army doctor I had to learn the Raj customs when I was with RR and learn the Marathi customs when i was with the 1st Maratha. That doesnt mean i cut my hair off no and give up being a Sikh. However we assimilate. You came to Aus, so ideally you should assimilate.

Why do they even do this ? Even middle schoolers can tell you this is stupidity in a foreign land.

@ArdhKaalSarp @ausdesicompany @SriramMadras Lol great logic mate, so by your logic being an older migrant gives you right to decide what other people should do and behave. And I highly doubt you being a part of Indian defence as Indian defence doesn’t teach discrimination neither Australia. You’r certainly a confused soul

@aap_parody @ausdesicompany @SriramMadras Why cant 2 fruits be compared? Please dont talk to me abt Paki war as i think i maybe slightly more qualified to talk abt war than you are. I think you must be a recent migrant. Else you would have figured out that ppl here dont like pomp and show. Particularly display of flags

@ArdhKaalSarp @ausdesicompany @SriramMadras lol I won’t stop celebrating my festival and events just because “people don’t like it” . I respect Australian values that doesn’t mean I would stop being part of the culture of the country once I called my home. Changing a place of residence doesn’t change your roots.

@aap_parody @ausdesicompany @SriramMadras Celebrating a festival is fine. An event that too when it coincides with the Aussie day isnt. The constitution may permit it but ppl dont like it- is it that tough to understand this simple fact? They talk abt assimiliation but if we cant do that surely we can be subtle abt it

@Irves_Watch Why are you so much worried. It should be good news for you that Indian business will face severe losses.

Modi has given the EU unrestricted access to India, harming the interests of emerging businesses in India. He has stripped local Indian businesses of the protection they once had. The EU-India trade deal is expected to cut tariffs on European goods by €4 billion per year. The agreement will mostly eliminate tariffs of up to 44% on machinery, 22% on chemicals, and 11% on pharmaceuticals, covering more than 90% of EU exports to India. While India lowers its physical tax barriers, the EU has maintained—and even strengthened—complex "non-tariff barriers" that act as a new kind of protectionism for European firms. Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM): From January 1, 2026, Indian steel and aluminum face a 20–35% carbon tax at the EU border. This "double pressure" forces Indian firms to cut prices significantly just to remain competitive. Environmental & Sustainability Rules: New EU regulations on deforestation and corporate due diligence impose massive compliance costs on Indian Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), which often lack the data infrastructure to meet these strict European standards. 3. Impact on Emerging Businesses The following table illustrates the potential risks to specific Indian sectors: Sector Nature of the Threat Impact on Indian Business Manufacturing Sudden removal of 44% machinery tariffs. Local startups cannot compete with high-tech EU imports. Steel & Aluminum EU Carbon Tax (CBAM) starting 2026. Export margins are squeezed; potential job losses. Luxury Autos Tariffs slashed from 110% to 10-40%. Domestic luxury EV initiatives may be crowded out. SMEs Complex EU regulatory compliance. High entry costs for small exporters; "Regulatory Imperialism." This is the final nail in the coffin of Indian economy.

@ArdhKaalSarp @ausdesicompany @SriramMadras And yes I wave both the flags, India and Australia together.

@aap_parody @ausdesicompany @SriramMadras Legality and public opinion are 2 different things. Ideally the constitution should say only one flag ie the Australian flag shd be flown. Would Indians like it if the Paki flag is flown? Or American?

@ArdhKaalSarp @ausdesicompany @SriramMadras And why do you think so? Which law in Australian Constitution says so?

@aap_parody @ausdesicompany @SriramMadras Yes exactly my point. As well as the OP. One should not celebrate Indian republic day or independence day if you are now in Australia

@AsianDigest Use some proper AI tool that can make good video.

Watch EU president Ursula as she couldn't handle the smell and covered her Nose on her Indian visit as guest on honor

@Irves_Watch Aaja fir

My beautiful Poonch Pakistan.

@ArdhKaalSarp @ausdesicompany @SriramMadras So you should have known the suburb is Harris Park (Little India) and it’s very common to see Indian festivals being celebrated here round the year.

@aap_parody @ausdesicompany @SriramMadras Yes of course i live in Australia. Not just Sydney very common in other parts of Australia too

@toniandsmithers @SriramMadras Well said @toniandsmithers . We are so proud to be part of this fantastic country free to celebrate our culture as we want at the same time respecting Australian Values.

@SriramMadras Australia is a multicultural society. We celebrate all of our communities heritage and culture, as that's what makes Australia rich and diverse. All of us benefit and have the opportunity to celebrate and recognise them all, any way we want.

@ArdhKaalSarp @ausdesicompany @SriramMadras Were you present there?

@ausdesicompany @SriramMadras No they are not. You and I both know it.

@Rohit_p__ Aur chu**ye @Rohit_p__ Indians were celebrating both Australia Day and Republic Day in Harris Park. To aapni gav jalana bandh kar.

@naads_6 Toilets are on both the sides of India

good luck Scotland 😐 #T20WorldCup2026