Bharatkibat

As we intensify efforts to stop Fx outflow through lesser gold purchases n foreign travel , we must also try and retain talent. Meritorious Students due to quotas find it hard to get into good colleges and hence head for US, EU n AUS. - create a special wing in every IIT, engineering colleges , AIMS, medical colleges as “Innovation wing” - dedicated only for R&D - only merit bases admission thru a separate entrance exam. - 10000 top minds of country focused on Cutting edge work on our energy , health , environment needs in 2047. - allocate Billions to improve school infrastructure. Double the pay scale of teachers to attract best talent. Once we stop exporting talent , we will stop importing most things.

India trains the engineer. America files the patents. Gurtej Sandhu was raised in Amritsar and trained at IIT Delhi. He now holds 1,299 US patents at Micron, Edison topped out at 1,093. Sandhu is the 7th most prolific inventor in American history. His titanium nitride deposition work is why every DRAM cell in your phone and every GPU training a foundation model actually holds charge. Micron, Samsung, and SK Hynix own 95% of global DRAM. None of them are Indian. We export the inventor. We import the chip.

Pakistan claiming IVC. Pakistan claiming sari. Pakistan claiming dandia. Pakistan claiming Kathak. Pakistan now reverting to Hindu toponyms. Seriously though, what’s the deal? Seems too sudden, too intense.

She is Ruchi Gujjar. She wore Rajputi Poshak at Cannes, the most beautiful thing a woman can wear. She got 5 times more Cannes paparazzi attention compared to Alia. But still, no feminist is praising her because she is not wearing a revealing, tight outfit and showing cleavage. In fact, feminist are abusing her for being 'traditional' 🤡

"Modi has not done a single press conference in 12 years." So what? Not taking questions from the press is not some moral crime in itself. The media is not a council of high priests conducting a legitimacy exam that every Prime Minister must clear for democratic certification. In a democracy, legitimacy comes from public mandate and governance, not from standing before cameras to satisfy a section of the media that mistakes access for accountability. As such, today's media ecosystem is not some sacred, neutral institution operating above politics. Much of it is deeply polarized. Different political camps have their favorite journalists, narratives, and ecosystems. Questions are designed less to seek answers and more to manufacture headlines, extract viral moments, or build personal brands. And those who hold frequent press conferences are not automatically standing on higher moral ground either. We have all seen planted easy questions from pliable journalists and difficult questions brushed aside with “aap rival party ki bhasha mat boliye,” deflections, or outright evasions. The number of press conferences a leader does is not a certificate of transparency. Otherwise, by that logic, Trump, who interacts with the press almost daily, should automatically be considered the most transparent, most democratic, and the finest leader in the world.