Arnav Das Sharma

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Arnav Das Sharma

Arnav Das Sharma

@arnav_d

Author. Journalist. Delhi School of Economics alum. Ex Reuters, Quint, India Today, Fortune Magazine. Gandhi, Nehru, Ambedkar, and Marx. Cricket lover.

New Delhi, India Katılım Ekim 2009
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Arnav Das Sharma
Arnav Das Sharma@arnav_d·
Announcing my debut novel, Darklands. From Penguin Random House India.
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Trita Parsi
Trita Parsi@tparsi·
Energy industry insider in Iran tells me the following, and it is STUNNING: Before the war, Iran produced just shy of 1.1mn barrels of oil per day, and sold it at $65 per barrel minus $18 discount (i.e. $47) Today, it produces 1.5mn barrels a day, and sells it at $110 with only $2-4 discount. And this does not include petrochemical sales that not only have increased, but are now being sold to a larger set of customers compared to before the war. Moreover, Iran is receiving payments through new mechanisms that bypass the UAE, which were set up after the June war. In essence, and this is really important to understand, Trump and Israel's war has ended up delivering Iran de facto sanctions relief. This means that Iran is all the less incentivized to end the war, unless the agreement provides Iran with formal sanctions relief.
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Aleph Book Company
Aleph Book Company@AlephBookCo·
A landmark collection, A Touch of Genius brings together, for the very first time, the work of all Indian Nobel laureates. Edited by Rudrangshu Mukherjee, this book brings together over seventy essays, stories, poems, songs, and prayers. Divided into ten sections, each section contains chapters that offer extraordinary insights into the human condition, literature, art, science, religion, philosophy, politics, human rights, economics, and the world around us. Written by the country’s finest minds, A Touch of Genius will be read and reread for years to come. #NobelLaureates #GreatMinds #AllSubjects #AlephBookCompany #IndianNobelPrizeWinner
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𝓼𝓪𝓷𝓴𝓪𝓻
I am certain you haven’t watched this movie or likely any meaningful film in your life otherwise, you would know it wasn't about Kashmir. It follows a group of tourists traveling from an undisclosed location in North Bengal to Siliguri. When a communal flare-up erupts and a mob attacks their stranded bus, a Jewish tourist exposes an elderly Muslim couple to the crowd. ​The heart of the story, however, is how an orthodox Tamil Brahmin woman saves a Muslim man during such a volatile time. It explores how individuals can value humanity above petty religious brutality. Perhaps people like you will never understand that, certainly not in the current climate.
रमन@Dhuandhaar

If you want to talk about “Propaganda”.l then nothing tops “Mr & Mrs Iyer”. On a bus journey in Kashmir, a Tamil Brahmin married woman saves a Muslim man's life from the right wing rioters. She fell in love with Muslim guy while saving his life. That film portrays Hindus as the aggressors in Kashmir, a narrative that contradicts the historical reality of the massacres of Kashmiri Pandits by Kashmiri Muslims. Although the film received several National Awards, apologists for Islamists and Pakistan are now labeling the movie Dhurandhar as propaganda

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Ori Goldberg
Ori Goldberg@ori_goldberg·
Now that Israel is being seriously pounded, Netanyahu is calling on other countries to join the war. There is no bottom to the depraved sense of entitlement Israelis have. There is always someone who will die in our stead. Our own deaths are meaningless. Murderous solipsism.
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Asim Ali
Asim Ali@AsimAli6·
You can find more dissident voices who reject communalism in Gujarat/North Indian states than in Assam, the state which most resembles a fascist society. Even their 'liberal' voices launder the framework of ethnic chauvinism behind “our unique history or politics”. Its 2026, stop
Mad Milton@PhilipPanass

Yes, Evita, your boss chose to join BJP, whose incumbent CM Himanta Biswa Sarma has laid out elaborate plans to purge all Muslims from the state, because "politically uninformed North Indians [in INC]" were running a "complicated state like Assam." 🤡

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Sushant Singh@SushantSin·
The good @mukulkesavan takes no prisoners, minces no words. Says it straight.
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Council Estate Media
Kinda awkward when you start a war to destroy nukes that the other side doesn't have and instead they destroy the nukes that you do have 👀
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George Galloway
George Galloway@georgegalloway·
As Tel Aviv looks evermore like Gaza, does anyone in Israel pause in introspection? Regret the glee they felt at the suffering of other people? Their full throated cries for more and more murder? Their dismissal of the women and children at their mercy as human animals? Anyone?
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Sushant Singh@SushantSin·
There is a reason why he was Akbar the Great.
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George Galloway
George Galloway@georgegalloway·
Nobody. Not Nasser not Saddam, nobody, has ever paid back Israel’s crimes like Iran is doing every day and every night. No King no Amir. Nobody.
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The Hindu
The Hindu@the_hindu·
American conservative commentator Tucker Carlson is one of the most consequential political figures in today’s United States. Millions tune into his monologues, interviews and shows across platforms and formats at a scale rarely seen in the western public sphere. ✍️@vargheseKgeorge thehindu.com/news/internati…
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Arnav Das Sharma@arnav_d·
The Economist is that imperialist rag which, since its inception, have stood on the wrong side of history: 1. Supported English imperialism in the mid-19th century, 2. Supported Bush's disastrous Iraq war, 3. It even treated the women's suffrage movement as 'premature.'
Bruno Maçães@MacaesBruno

Economist Defence Editor spent days insulting me on twitter after I criticised Israel’s actions in Gaza. Seeing what his boss tjinks helps me understand his conduct better

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Arnav Das Sharma@arnav_d·
The biggest question India should be asking right now is this: we condemned South Africa’s apartheid, we stood up for Civil Rights and Martin Luther King. So why are we silent on Israel’s apartheid against Palestinians? What happened to our spine?
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Aditya Dhar — or Christopher Nolan for the Indian right wing, I should say dolt wing — is being called out globally now, with IGN calling Dhurandhar ‘naked piece of propaganda.’ Indian audience is truly utterly stupid, as Satyajit Ray once claimed. ign.com/articles/dhura…
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