Pandey ji

@thetatvaindia 100 Tonne truck aayenge road pe...... यह तो ट्रक ड्राइवर है, पढ़ा लिखा कम है, कोई नहीं। तुम तो अपना दिमाग लगा सकते हो। कौन है क्या बात बोल रहा है, सेंस है कि नहीं उसकी बात का? कुछ सोच समझ लो, की वही चूतिए न्यूज वाले अंकल की तरह कामकरना है जो टैक्सी ड्राइवर की सुनते हैं

🚨SHOCKING | Truck driver spots cracks on the newly inaugurated Ganga Expressway, shares video online

@sumanthraman @PRSundar64 Wrong learnings....Vijay's win is very similar to Kejriwal's win. both won on strong personality. Kejriwal failed miserably couldn't handle power. Time will tell what Vijay does. he has delivered excellent dialouges in Movies. let's see what he does in real life.

Lessons I learnt from the Tamil Nadu Election results today. 1. It is not necessary to campaign hard every day for weeks together. 2. Booth Agents are not always essential to mobilize voters 3. A powerful manifesto is not required. 4. Political experience is not needed. 5.. Experienced advisors are optional. 6. Meeting the media or taking questions from the press is not necessary. (I thought it was) 7. Money does not always buy votes. 8. Massive ad spends don't get results. 9. Prominent local candidates with clout aren't necessary. 10. Caste is getting to be much less of a factor. Will these revert in later elections or has a decisive change been made? #tamilnadulegislativeassemblyelection2026 #TNElections

@malpani haan ....TN sheshan to tel bechte they India gate pe......

When elections were more civilized, no one even knew who the Election Commissioner of India was !

@abhijeet_dipke you are sweet summer child.....who is yet to see real politics. BJP manages anti incumbancy and works on actual feedback BJP does not listen to lutyens media they removes people who will harm them, they did it in Gujrat, Uttrakhand.

This anti-incumbency thing really works in mysterious ways. You don’t see it affecting results in states like Gujarat, Maharashtra, Haryana, or Assam, where BJP has been in power for years. It only seems to affect results in states where the opposition is in power.

@grant_melson very well said Elon musk could have done that and also started a social media company and allowed free speech over there but no such a waste!!!!

Can’t believe this guy’s goal is to hoard a $10T net worth. I would think with all that wealth, he would use it to help people more. Like ending deaths in car accidents, or providing affordable transport for everyone, or offering internet to isolated people groups or something.

@Tej_Intel @AbhishekVajpeyi Ghaziabad Greater noida e way Yamuna e wy agra ring road, lucknow e way, luckniw ring road, purvanchal e way, the. Ghazipur ballia highway. gorakhpur link way was connected, and entrance was open, so probably should be open

@guru85vaale @AbhishekVajpeyi What's the route you take from Ballia? And where do you catch the Purvanchal E-way? What about the link e-way? Is it completed?

Question to infra experts - why didn't we connect Lucknow with Prayagraj? It would have given direct connectivity with Delhi with little addition to distance and saved $

@AbhishekVajpeyi @Tej_Intel drove from Ballia to Delhi last month agra lucknow already ia connected to ganga expressway, the interchange is already there. it was closed at that time, but i saw connections of both expressways Bundelkhand gorakhpur link ganga expressway

@Tej_Intel It is already connected, you just need an interchange at the crossing point of Ganga and Awadh express way. I simply fail to understand why it has not been provided. Prayagraj would be connected both to Kanpur and Lucknow.

@Imsonali0 ab didi ko batayein ya rehne de ...

Are colour workers earning more than businessmen? 😳 The exterior colour of my terrace room had faded a bit, and it didn’t look good. So I called a painter. He quoted ₹2500, but I managed to finalise it at ₹2000 😊 He had a paint spray machine, and he finished the entire work in just half an hour. I said, “Brother, have some tea, it’s getting ready ☕” He replied, “No time, I have 5 more houses today at ₹3500 each.” That’s ₹3500 × 5 = ₹17,500 Plus my ₹2500 job, so around ₹19,000–₹20,000 in just one day 😳 What he earns in a single day, many people don’t even earn in a month. It really makes you think… Are skill-based jobs actually paying more than regular jobs? 🤔

@Nick_Davidov how is making rockets revenge for being pushed out of company?

Elon’s whole career is basically a revenge arc. Pushed out of PayPal? Ok, I’ll do rockets. Wanted to grow veggies on Mars, not for profit, just to make humanity care about space again. Goes to buy Russian rockets. Russians mock him. Ok, I’ll make my own rockets. Then Apollo astronauts mock commercial space. Ok, I’ll make commercial space real. Auto industry mocks Tesla. Ok, I’ll become CEO and make the most valuable car company. Wants to start a nonprofit for safe AI. Got pushed out / sidelined / mocked. Ok, I’ll make my own AI lab. California mocked and blocked him? Ok, I’ll move to Texas and make Star City. Democrats mock him. Ok, I’ll help Trump win. Maybe the fastest way to change something on Earth is to find people in charge of it and encourage them to mock Elon?

@choga_don well his audience is also in Pakistan..... most probably his business partner in Canade would be Pakistani so as to not to alienate his aidience from Across the border he refers himself as "Punjabi" he has no love for India....paise zyada zaroori hain

Diljit Dosanjh on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, He says I am from Punjab, Man proudly repped Punjab (as he should), talked about his roots, culture, music everything. But not once did he actually mention India. Not even in passing. If you are celebraty and appearing on a massive global platform, you would introduce yourself with your country and not only the state. Is this just strong regional pride or a very calculated branding move where "Punjab" is the identity he wants to push internationally? I have seen, it's becoming a pattern across his interviews. What's your view?

@rohino @marinebharat @MCA21India @PiyushGoyal eternity? Bhai all these countries are under existential crisis, at current birth all these developed nations will collapse in less than 100 years tum abhi bhi 1960s mei atke ho kya??

These ideas are going to stay here for eternity. The times have changed. Women do not need to birth 5 kids. Let them decide what she and her partner wants. You can not bound them to your figment of small mind anymore. I think you are born 10 centuries late dear!:) Let people have the freedom to live their lives as long they are not troubling anyone. Ignore the dink guys. Who knows they may change their plam once they get to some stage in future.

60% of the Jobs in LARGE CORPORATES should be reserved for Married people with Kid/Kids Need to punish Double Income No Kid ideology couples DINK ideology is huge threat for Indian Economy whose consequences will be borne by Future Generations .@MCA21India .@PiyushGoyal 🙏

@sandeep_PT The smugness and arrogance of my fellow country men always continues to surprise me...we are unparraled in giving Unwanted "Gyaan" like this fellow here giving to Musk.....even of he is not able to settle on Mars .....kammal ke chutiye hainmere desh mei

Elon Musk is not 'settling' Mars. No human is ever. This is a huge con-job being pulled in broad daylight, to pump expectations and valuations. Earth is all we have. This is what we need to protect.

@hvgoenka Mithai vaali baat koi zara Mithaas, Hira sweets ko bta do zara bahut dukaan kholee ja rhae hain donk Delhi ncr mej

In the last few years, Indian consumers stopped buying these products because their beliefs changed. Interesting…

@CountryGulshan India, has 2 land neighbours which are nucleur state and both have fought war with it 2 PMs killed, 1 by security guard. Naxal problem Domestic terorrist problem and an Army Major asks are we paranoid about security!!!! surprised

“An Indian Army Captain noticed something in UAE airports, completely different from India” This is Captain Yashika Tyagi 🇮🇳 who recently visited Dubai 🇦🇪 She shared her experience at Sheikh Zayed International Airport (Abu Dhabi) and pointed out some surprising differences First – as soon as passengers arrived no one checked tickets or passports at the gate people simply walked in In India CISF personnel check ID, tickets, and entry at the airport entrance Second – in India, each airline has its own uniform like IndiGo, Air India, Vistara But there almost all airport staff wore similar brown blazers and trousers you couldn’t tell who belonged to which airline Third – during security check there were no separate lines for men and women everyone stood in the same queue And the most surprising part – there was no visible manual checking no removing shoes, belts no long procedures She questioned – Are we too paranoid about security in India ? Maybe yes, maybe there are valid reasons But experiencing this difference made her think differently Do you think airport security in India should change or is it better the way it is ?

@Sachingupta NHAI ने बनवया है गंगा एक्सप्रेस वे?

गंगा एक्सप्रेस–वे राष्ट्रीय सेठ अदानी ने बनाया है, दुपहिया वाहन पर भी पैसा वसूलेगा !! NHAI ने कुछ महीनों पहले स्पष्ट कहा था बाइक वालों से कोई टोल नहीं वसूला जाएगा।

@volklub @VishalBhargava5 The panic and pain when ur retirement age will go up or lack of goods and servicd becuase of low working class population will be much much higher than what ever u will suffer now

@VishalBhargava5 Some prefer peace over anxiety of raising kids in India facing multiple challenges of expenses/safety/exploitation everyday! Common man's life and even upper middle class's is absolutely miserable outside his home.

A silent pandemic is underway in Indian cities. Far too many couples are opting to not have kids at all. It is the wrong decision. Most will regret it.

@bhaumikgowande the problem with EVs market is that they are expensive...Tata punch ICE starts 6-7 lakhs, Punch EV at 9.5 lakhs becuase jokers at @TataCompanies & @MahindraRise didn't invest in batteries, even though they have market and spin off business waiting.

The problem with EV discourse on Indian Twitter is negative campaign and Op-ed articles written by people who don’t own an EV, lecturing everyone about charging networks, range anxiety, etc. Ask actual EV owners: charging has improved massively and is now widespread. People have driven from Mumbai to Delhi, from Kashmir to Kanyakumari. Chargers now exist at remote dhabas in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. 95% of EVs after 2022 are ones where you don't have to change the battery. Your car choice should be based on daily usage and not fantasy once-a-year travel to your pind scenario.

@kaunhaiabhay @NarinderMudii Indian compn. are not even third class Mahindra Aquired Reva, in 2010. Reva was an EV Car sold in India in 2010 Tesla had only launched Model S China was an infant in EV. Tesla and BYD should have been following Mahindra. and yet......

@NarinderMudii Why not Promote Indian companies to generate more EV cars? Why Tesla and BYD?

If these clowns were actually serious about ending reliance on fossil fuels they would've abolished import duty on BYD & Tesla.

@Malay4Product @sonalbhutra business-standard.com/article/pti-st… it can be world class also...

Fair point. But the bigger problem is what happens after you dial 112. I've lived in Bangalore for years. If I call 112 right now, will a police van show up in 8 minutes like it does when you call 911 in New York? In most Indian cities the answer is honestly no. Response times vary wildly. In Delhi it might work. In a tier 3 town you might be on hold. 100 still works by the way. It redirects to 112 now. So the "confusion" problem is already solved at the infrastructure level. Dialing 100 will still connect you. So will 101 for fire and 108 for ambulance. They all route through the same system. 911 works in America because the dispatcher knows your exact GPS location, the nearest patrol car gets auto-assigned, and average response time in most cities is under 7 minutes. That backend system took decades to build. India launched 112 in 2019. It's 7 years old. The ERSS backend is still being rolled out state by state. GPS integration with phones works on paper but breaks in areas with poor cell coverage. Which is most of rural India. Marketing 112 is easy. Making the ambulance show up in 8 minutes in Kanpur is the hard part.

India’s emergency number is now 112, but many people still dial 100 out of habit. In an emergency, that confusion can waste precious minutes. Countries like the United States have made 911 second nature. One number, quick response, clear systems. 112 needs recall, reliability and a lot of marketing. Make 112 visible everywhere, as familiar as UPI Ensure faster, more consistent response across cities Integrate it into maps, phones and apps for easy access

@ibestashok @CountryGulshan u cannot fix things in India...ex. indian judiciary has a big problem of pending cases becuase of not enough judges. yet the judges will block any reforms govt will bring. essentially judges will hear their own cases. same with bereaucracy, no accountability. that 2/3 GOI

@CountryGulshan Just in case so if tomorrow USA becomes worse, just example, quit USA is it? Agreed India has major issues. Those who can stay in India, see you can atleast fix a few things. Those who want to but cant, ok goto USA etc. make money, see if you can fix couple of things in India

“Why don’t people who leave India, come back ?” This is Sarika originally from India 🇮🇳 now living in the USA 🇺🇸 Her video is going viral because she gave a very direct answer According to her, the reason isn’t complicated In India a fresher earns around ₹25k–₹40k But in the US even a basic driving job can earn around $2,500 which is nearly ₹1,25,000 plus extra for overtime Spend 4–5 years in the US and you can afford a house and a car In India ? “People spend their whole life just chasing those dreams” She also talked about basic living standards • Clean air, clean water, clean food “There are strict standards, no adulteration” “And if something goes wrong, you can sue” Another major point – money sent home If you earn ₹30k–₹40k in India it’s hard to manage yourself and support family But sending $500 from the US means around ₹45,000 for your family That alone can upgrade their lifestyle Sarika says – “This is not hatred towards India, it’s just practical thinking” “You understand how big the world is only when you step outside” Her advice – “Go abroad for 5–6 years, earn and learn and if you want, you can always come back to India” Her final point really stood out — “Here, people don’t judge you by your profession but by your behavior” Now tell me – Do you think Sarika is being practical or is this just a different perspective ?