Yadu Singh

@amol_fegde But there are many other people in the cartoon.

@dryadusingh Veer Sawarkar, Madan Mohan Malviya, Gandhiji, Nehru, Abul Kalam Azad, C Rajagopalachari

It’s a cartoon published in 1945. Trying to figure out who are depicted in the cartoon.

@Umrolikar @sujitnair90 I love my religion and will always do so. It doesn’t matter what RW/IT cell or LW do. They don’t matter on these matters. I am a free thinker and form my views and stands independently.

@dryadusingh @sujitnair90 Sirji my observation is that the Right Wing & BJP IT Cell actively amplified your love for Hinduism before 2022 Uttar Pradesh elections However once the elections were over they appeared to distance themselves & largely stopped promoting you along with many others too similarly

Vishwaguru Without Civic Sense? Many Indians genuinely believe the world looks at us with admiration and awe. We are constantly told that India is becoming a “Vishwaguru.” A moral and cultural guide to humanity. But step outside India and observe carefully. The reality is often very different. Across airports, hotels, beaches, public transport systems and tourist destinations worldwide, Indians are increasingly developing a reputation that should worry us deeply. Too many Indians travel abroad carrying entitlement instead of civic sense. Anyone who has travelled extensively has seen it. Families speaking loudly inside silent trains in Japan. People cutting queues at airports in Europe. Tourists touching protected monuments despite repeated warnings. Groups blasting music on peaceful beaches in Thailand and Bali. Passengers aggressively arguing with airline staff over baggage rules that everyone else quietly follows. Some even proudly try “Indian tricks” abroad, sneaking extra people into hotel rooms, hiding food in restricted places, or treating every rule as a system to outsmart rather than respect. In India, this behaviour is often romanticised as smartness or “jugaad.” Abroad, it is seen for what it actually is, dishonesty, disorder and lack of civic culture. Not all Indians behave this way, of course. But enough do for the stereotype to now exist globally. A few years ago, a viral incident from Bali showed an Indian family caught stuffing hotel accessories into their luggage. Hair dryers, decorative items and bathroom fittings. The defence was immediate, offering to pay once caught, as though money could erase the behaviour itself. The incident became social media comedy. But the deeper issue was the mindset. The belief that rules apply to others, not to us. And unfortunately, this mindset travels with us everywhere. We speak emotionally about India’s ancient civilisation. But civilisation is not measured by old scriptures alone. It is measured by how citizens behave in public spaces. Do we keep our surroundings clean? Do we respect silence where silence is expected? Do we follow rules without supervision? Do we think about the comfort of strangers? Slowly, the consequences appear. More scrutiny at immigration. More stereotypes. More silent distancing. More frustration from hosts who no longer see Indian tourists as easy guests. The uncomfortable truth is this. No country becomes respected because its citizens loudly declare themselves superior. Real respect is earned quietly. Japanese football fans clean stadiums after matches. Singaporeans follow rules even when there is no policeman in sight. Many European societies function smoothly because people treat public spaces with dignity and think collectively, not selfishly. Meanwhile, many Indians increasingly mistake loud nationalism for global admiration. It is not the same thing. If India genuinely wants respect on the world stage, we need less chest thumping and more introspection. Less obsession with “Vishwaguru” and more focus on civic sense, humility, honesty and discipline. Because the world is judging us by how we behave when nobody is watching

@cbseindia29 student @sidhant_sarthak has done an excellent job to research and expose the fiasco engulfing CBSE examination. Obviously, some powerful people with strong connections with the authorities are likely to be involved. @IndiaCAG should look into it.

Chinese EVs: ASIO says politicians shouldn’t be having conversations in cars. smh.com.au/politics/feder…

District of Nebraska | Illegal Alien from Gujarat, India, Kavankumar Patel, Sentenced to 10 Yrs in Homeland Security Task Force Investigation of Sex Trafficking of Minors. This Grok report has more details. x.com/grok/status/20… justice.gov/usao-ne/pr/ill…

No, IAF planes transporting the question papers will not solve the problem. It obviously can’t because teachers who were involved in setting the papers were found to be corrupt. It’s about integrity of people involved in the process and lack of governance, for which the buck stops with the minister and the secretary of the department. They should resign or be sacked.

Reports say that IAF may be used to transport question papers for the NEET retest. Honestly, I am at a loss of words...However, here's my take on it👇 What's your opinion?

दिल्ली में मुस्लिम समुदाय के लोगों ने गाय को राष्ट्रीय पशु का दर्जा देने की मांग की ◆ ईद की नमाज़ के बाद मुस्लिम समाज के लोगों ने हाथों में बड़े-बड़े पोस्टर और बैनर लेकर सड़कों पर उतरकर अपनी मांग रखी #Delhi | Delhi | Eid | #Eid

जापान ने भारतीय आमों के आयात पर बैन लगा दिया है ◆ जानकारी के मुताबिक जापान ने यह फैसला गुणवत्ता मानकों में पाई कमियों के कारण लिया है ◆ जापान ने भारतीय आमों के आयात पर इस तरह का बैन करीब 20 साल बाद लगाया है ◆ इससे पहले फलों की मक्खी को लेकर जापान ने भारतीय आम के आयात पर 2006 में रोक लगाई थी #Japan | Japan | Indian Mangoes in Japan

@Sahasrabahu_ 🎯✅. Totally agreed. मूर्खता इसी को कहते हैं।

यह है पूर्व केंद्रीय गृह राज्यमंत्री स्वामी चिन्मयानंद जी (ठाकुर कृष्ण पाल सिंह कलहंस) ने अपनी 550 करोड़ ( ये सरकारी आंकड़े है, मार्किट रेट 2000 करोड़ के ऊपर ) की जमीन योगी सरकार की यूनिवर्सिटी के नाम की रजिस्ट्री किया | जिस पर स्वामी सुखदेवानंद विश्वविधालय बनेगा | सरकार के दानदाता स्वामी चिन्मयानंद को "कुलाधिपति” बनने के लिए प्रस्ताव रखा | लेकिन सरकार के कुलाधिपति बनाने के प्रस्ताव को ठुकराते हुए स्वामी चिन्मयानंद ने कहा : “संपत्ति सरकार को नहीं बल्कि समाज को समर्पित कर रहे हैं” निस्वार्थ दान आज के वर्तमान समय में कौन करता है ? खैर, सरकार के पास क्या धन और जमीन की कमी है? जो इन्होंने यह भूमि सरकार को दान दे दी..? इससे अच्छा तो यह स्वयं ही विश्वविद्यालय बना देते।तो ज्यादा अच्छा होता। लोकतंत्र स्थापित होने के बाद क्षत्रियों ने इस देश के भूमिहीन लोगों को लाखों एकड भूमि दान दी। सरकार को भी रियासतों के साथ साथ लाखों एकड खोलकर भूमि दान दी। लेकिन इस देश के राजनेता और भूमिहीन लोग , क्षत्रिय के इस दान को भूल गए। मुझे नहीँ समझ मे आता की ये लोग इतने मंदबुद्धि क्यों है? जिस सरकार के पास अथाह सम्पत्ति है उसे दान देकर ये लोग कौन सा तीर मार लेते है? उस भूमि का उपयोग बताएं कालेज, अस्पताल और व्यावसायिक प्रतिष्ठान बनाने में किया जा सकता है। अगर यही 1-1 करोड़ की जमीन क्षत्रिय भाइयों मे दान दे देते तो 2000 क्षत्रिय परिवारों का भला होता, जीवन भर इन्हे याद करते | जिन राजा महराजाओं महापुरुषों ने आजादी के समय अपनी बिल्डिंग जमीन दान की थी ।कुछ समय तो उनके नाम पर वो बिल्डिंग रही । लेकिन आज जाकर देखिये ।तो उन बिल्डिंग कालेज हॉस्पिटल के नाम अटल बिहारी बाजपेयी दिन दयाल उपाध्याय,भीम राव अम्बेडकर, राजीव गंधी, सोनेलाल पटेल, महात्मा गाँधी या कोई भी क्षेत्रीय नेता के नाम पर हो गया है, आखिर क्या फायदा मिला उन्हें दान देकर? अंत मे उनका नाम तक हटा दिया गया? और ये दान देने वाला कीड़ा क्षत्रियो मे ही क्यों घुसा है समझ मे नहीँ आता? अभी 1 महीने पहले ही गुजरात के एक राजा ने 2000 करोड़ की जमीन सरकार को दान मे दे दी। उसके पहले गुजरात के ही एक राजा ने अपनी 5000 करोड़ की जमीन सरकार को दान मे दे दिया। राजस्थान मे आये दिन किसी मंदिर, मठ ,औरण भूमि के लिए 100-200 एकड़ दान देते ही रहते है | यूपी मे भी जिसको देखो वही उठता है। तो अपनी कोठी आरएसएस को दान दे देता है मतलब ये दान देने वाला कौन सा कीड़ा है? भला करना है। तो कम से कम अपने समाज का ही भला कर दो। जो जीवन भर आपका एहसान माने। लेकिन नहीँ इन्हे सरकार को दान देना है । जिसके पास ख़ुद ही पैसो की भरमार है । अजीब अजीब मूर्ख पड़े है ,इस समाज मे भी। 1947 से आगे बढ़ ही नहीँ पा रहे हैं, इन्हें अभी तक लग रहा है कि धर्म ,प्रजा की रक्षा सेवा करना इनकी जिम्मेदारी है, इनके कंधो पर है, आँखे खोल लो भाई 2026 आ गया है।

@sabeer @indrajit51 🙄🙄

No words. Just data.

@HJB_News__ It shouldn’t be allowed on health grounds alone.

Independent British Muslim MP Iqbal Mohamed stood up in Parliament and argued against banning first cousin marriage in the UK. He acknowledged the health risks but said a ban wouldn’t be enforceable and would just stigmatise people. Instead, he pushed for better genetic screening like they do in Gulf Arab countries, plus education programs.

@tehseenp You are spot on about Mr @DKShivakumar. He is clearly the most deserving candidate for the CM position.

DK Shivakumar is the most loyal soldier of the Congress and he deserves to be rewarded as CM of Karnataka. ED sent him to Jail yet he did not join BJP & under his leadership Cong won Karnataka in 2023. Siddaramiah ji joined Cong in 2006 & in 20 years has been CM Karnataka over 8 years & LoP.over 5 years. Now is the time for DK who the Gen Z adore & he can take Congress to victory in 2028 Karnataka

दूध का दूध, पानी का पानी: कुछ सवाल @drnarottammisra से. 1. क्या यह आपका बयान है? 2. यदि हाँ, तो इन रियासतों के नाम बताओ? 3. अगर ऐसी रियासतें हैं ही नहीं, तो कहो कि मैं (नरोत्तम मिश्रा) झूठा और मुर्ख इंसान हूँ। 4. अगर इतनी रियासतें ओबीसी वालों की थीं तो इनको ओबीसी आरक्षण क्यों मिल रहा है? @BJP4MP @BJP4India @VHPDigital

@IndianGems_ He is joking.

🇮🇳 India is not far behind the US and China in AI race: — Ashwini Vaishnaw

It was indeed so energising and comforting to hear the words/views of our Prime Minister @AlboMP in the parliament. Our gratitude to him and sincere thank you to MP @JoanneRyanLalor for asking the question about India and Indian Australian diaspora. Taking this opportunity to welcome the new High Commissioner of India to Australia, H.E. Shri Nagesh Singh (@HCICanberra).

As the Chairperson of the India- Australia Parliamentary Friendship Group it was heartening to hear the spirited intervention of Prime Minister Antony Albanese @AlboMP underscoring the contribution of the Indian Diaspora to the progress and prosperity of Australia. Well done Prime Minister. @HCICanberra

@Ryandally08 @adventurensw This is too light a punishment. Doesn’t make sense. A custodial sentence of sufficient duration should have been given to this person.

A recently arrived Sri Lankan national, Malith Shamera Fernando, who is a “transgender” far left extremist and Pro Hamas supporter has unbelievably avoided jail time for setting off a bomb inside the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre and possessing dozens more homemade explosives. Shamera Fernando detonated a “homemade incendiary device” in the bathroom of the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, seeking to cause “maximum damage” in the apparent terrorist attack. However, the explosion caused a small fire in the middle stall which self extinguished but caused $4600 to the cubicle. Fernando appeared in the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court after pleading guilty to charges including criminal damage, possessing items used to destroy or damage and drug charges. Prosecutor Alex Turner told the court Fernando was captured on CCTV attending the day prior to “scope out” the event, labelling it a “targeted attack” based on her protest ideology which is Pro Hamas. Police raided Fernando’s home at 1am on September 13, discovering 28 undetonated homemade incendiary devices and an “abundance of literature” relating to radical Islam. The weapons and defence expo was the subject of significant protest, as protest groups linked it to the war in Gaza and thousands picketed outside the event. Fernando’s solicitor, Angus Cameron, was full of excuses “she’s someone for whom rehabilitation is really important” Referring to him by his new identity, Cameron added “Ms Fernando made a terrible, terrible error in judgment and she regrets it, she’s taken responsibility for it” While prosecutors pushed for a term of imprisonment, the defense requested a community based order. Magistrate Donna Bakos, obliged. Shamera Fernando is now back walking amongst us, possibly planning his next terror attack. Diversity is our strength.