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@surnell @shreyasms @DKShivakumar @INCIndia He is getting this reward not very easily.

Advance Congratulations @DKShivakumar avare. In @INCIndia you deserve it more than anyone else.

@kuldipsurisView Never.

Kya aise Sarkar ko resign karna chaiye ke nahee?

@kuldipsurisView @ppbajpai This is nothing new. Wait for 20 more years

Rahul Gandhi's Explosive Prophecy: Modi Government's House of Cards on the Brink of Collapse? In a political landscape dominated by bravado and unbroken dominance, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has dropped a political bombshell that has sent shockwaves through the corridors of power. During a meeting with minority communities, Gandhi boldly declared that the Modi government would crumble within a year—or shortly thereafter. This single statement, far from being dismissed as opposition rhetoric, has ignited fierce debates, exposing deep cracks in the seemingly invincible edifice of India's ruling dispensation. Veteran journalist Punya Prasoon Bajpai (@ppbajpai), in his hard-hitting analysis, dissects this prediction with surgical precision. Far from mere wishful thinking, Gandhi's claim appears rooted in mounting evidence of systemic vulnerabilities. The BJP's frantic response—led by leaders like Arjun Ram Meghwal and Dharmendra Pradhan—accusing Rahul of inciting youth unrest and civil war-like conditions only underscores the nervousness gripping the establishment. At the heart of the crisis lies the government's rigid "No Change" model. Unlike traditional politics where underperforming ministers are swiftly replaced during scandals—be it railway accidents, the NEET paper leak fiasco, or economic woes—the Modi regime treats its top functionaries as "shock absorbers." This strategy shields the Prime Minister from direct accountability, but at the cost of mounting public fury. Economically, the picture painted is grim. Foreign investors are fleeing, core sector growth has turned negative, and major Indian corporations like Sun Pharma, Tata Motors, and Bajaj Group are channeling investments abroad rather than betting on India. Even Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has acknowledged uncertainties stemming from the West Asia crisis. While the government pours massive subsidies—₹2.5 lakh crore on fertilizers and ₹3 lakh crore on free food grains—tangible reforms remain elusive, leaving the economy gasping for breath. The youth, in particular, are at boiling point. Burdened by education loans, rampant paper leaks, and jobless growth, India's young generation is increasingly vocal on social media. Bajpai highlights how this simmering discontent mirrors historical upheavals in Italy's Five Star Movement and Greece's economic meltdown, where sudden public rage toppled long-standing regimes. Compounding these issues is the erosion of institutional independence. Appointments to key constitutional bodies like CVC, CIC, and Election Commissioners have become mere formalities, with the government's 2:1 majority ensuring executive dominance. Only when Rahul Gandhi mounted fierce resistance did the government relent on extending the CBI Director's tenure rather than risk a fresh appointment. As Punya Prasoon Bajpai (@ppbajpai) astutely concludes, the Modi government may project an image of unshakeable strength—like a towering pyramid of cards—but beneath the surface, economic distress, youth alienation, and over-reliance on allies like Chandrababu Naidu in Andhra Pradesh have created fertile ground for upheaval. Rahul Gandhi's prediction may have rattled the establishment not because it is baseless, but because it echoes the silent tremors already shaking the foundations of power. Whether this proves to be a self-fulfilling prophecy or yet another unfulfilled opposition forecast remains to be seen. But one thing is clear: Indian politics has entered a phase where even a single voice can expose the fragility of apparent invincibility. — *Based on Punya Prasoon Bajpai's powerful video analysis (@ppbajpai)* Follow the conversation: @RahulGandhi | @ppbajpai

@PawanDurani Ha ha

Madam , Rehne Do ... Ab Stock Market Aur Mutual Fund Ne Nanga Kar Ke Sadak Pe Le Aaya Hai Sabko ... Rumaal Dene Se Kuch Nahi Chupega

She has got to get her cataract done next week

@NewIndAssurance my friend took a new India floater as a retailer . Unable to download cards for FY2025-26. Insurance renewal in sept 36. TPA says that the company has not updated the insurance in their records and hence can't DL

@NewIndAssurance my friend took a new India floater as a retailer . Unable to download cards for FY2025-26. Insurance renewal in sept 36. TPA says that the company has not updated the insurance in their records and hence can't DL @MoHFW_INDIA

@NewIndAssurance my friend took a new India floater as a retailer . Unable to download cards for FY2025-26. Insurance renewal in sept 36. TPA says that the company has not updated the insurance in their records and hence can't DL. @irdaindia

@REDBOXINDIA No hopes . Old wine in a new bottle

FINANCE MINISTER NIRMALA SITHARAMAN SAYS GOVT IS OPEN TO RE-EVALUATING TAX SYSTEM, WILL LISTEN TO STOCK MARKET INVESTORS’ DEMANDS AND INPUTS

@SavukkuOfficial R u back ?

This is slowly becoming DMK 2.0 govt.

@SriramMadras It's ok if others do

Tamil Nadu gets a NEW Washing Machine: Brand TVK.

@sumanthraman What would you do if you were in the government

Fuel prices increased again. Cumulatively they have now been increased by more than ₹7-8 per litre in the last 2 weeks.

This kid is literally becoming a nightmare for left Liberals 🔥 After cooking Dhruv Rathee, he is BASHING Cockroach Janata Party & its founders brilliantly. Liberals tried to silence him by copyright strike but now he’s ROASTING them at 10x speed now. More power to him 🙌🔥

@tehseenp @IshlinKaur Happy birthday @tehseenp the individual thinker.

@IshlinKaur Thanks much 🙏

Lots of birthday wishes my friend @tehseenp 🤗🤗

@abhijeet_dipke I am not oone interested in your PARTY

The government has taken down our iconic website - cockroachjantaparty.org. 10 Lakh cockroaches had signed up on our website has members. 6 Lakh cockroaches had signed a petition to demand the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan. Why is the government so scared of cockroaches? But this dictatorial behaviour is opening the eyes of India's youth. Our only crime is we were demanding a better future for ourselves. But you can't get rid of us that easily. We’re working on a new home right now. Cockroaches never die. 🪳

@Sciencedecod yes

Do you think Modi will win the 2029 election as well? YES NO

@vyasa1968 It may fill the opposition space. Failure of opposition to replace RG. Of course it may also divert some from the BJP too if they do not course correct themselves in UP

@vyasa1968 @SanthoshRaman6 @myogiadityanath Not in TN. Atleast not in Salem

@SanthoshRaman6 @myogiadityanath Seems problem across India

Horrible.. @vyasa1968 - Is this also a huge issue ur seeing in UP ? How come @myogiadityanath isn't having this feedback?

@livemint @kcvenugopalmp why is your face grim ?

Delhi: Keralam CM V.D. Satheesan arrives at the residence of Congress general secretary (organisation) K.C. Venugopal, to meet him.

@pbhushan1 Only liberals like u can be a member. In Tn many do not know about this party. You were a member of IAC and Aap but finally you were shunted out by the same AAP. You fought against Congress and now aligned with Congress. Very strange.

No doubt that this is all done by the establishment which is terrified of the looming anger of the youth, which is being channelled by the Cockroach Janta Party