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@JayantBhandari5 Agreed. Here admitting a mistake is seen as a defect, a sign of weakness. This government is a classic example of it. Gov is an ostrich who buried their face in sand. Pretending like problems does not even exist in the first place.

I’ve never met a government that isn’t apathetic. In the West, things only work through the personal goodwill of the individual you face. Otherwise, the feedback system is broken. Years ago, a Singaporean bureaucrat gave me trouble. I reported it to the minister; the issue was fixed in two days with full admission of fault. This year, an unhelpful Chinese bureaucrat changed her tune when I took her details—her boss called and even walked me to the photocopy shop. When I reported a racist UK immigration officer, however, they did nothing. After all, a black woman cannot be racist. Like it or not, Japan, Korea, China, and similar countries have built far better feedback and accountability systems. Of course in India, there is no feedback, no goodwill. Just bribes.

@TRobinsonNewEra 😂😂😂

Accurate state of "Modern Britain".

@Le_Crapaud47 😂😂😂

British Police :

@CptoneP It's always been like that before as well. Just before they were promoting how great Gujarati & Gujarat culture like they are honest,saint businessman, full of moral values 😂😂

This show is beyond repair...🤡 Earlier it used to write scripts based on real issues of the common people. Now it's all focused upon how to get more TRP by praising propaganda films and Narendra Modi.

I’m on my way to Southampton. Since the start of the Henry Nowak case I’ve watched people focus on everything except the real issue. A young lad was stabbed, handcuffed while bleeding and treated like the suspect. Now there’s a growing public backlash and people are asking serious questions about police training, priorities and institutional bias. Henry could have been your son. He could have been my son. Let’s see what happens tonight.

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You pay European level income taxes for sub Saharan public services. You never realise what this does to your wealth. 5 minutes that decides whether you stay middle class or not. 👇🏻

He is Devendra Fadnavis, Chief Minister of Maharashtra. He was born into a Brahmin family in Maharashtra. few days ago, he told Maharashtrians that he was going to Switzerland, where he would meet big investors and bring investments to Maharashtra. Many Maharashtrians started saying what a great leader Devendra is. Devendra reached Switzerland, enjoyed the snowfall and clean air, and spent some time on leisure. After enjoying himself, he met the investor and signed an MoU. Do you know who the investor was? The investor was Lodha Group Ltd. The same Lodha Group whose owner, Mangal Prabhat Lodha, is a BJP MLA and the Minister for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship in Fadnavis’s cabinet The Lodha Group’s headquarters is in Mumbai and it is an Indian company. Welcome to New India 🇮🇳

@WallStreetApes OMG. It sounds like an Indian scheme

Ana Kasparian Exposes where the money California is spending on homelessness is going It’s being funneled into NGO’s & Executives are making $500k a year each “Just experiencing what I've seen on the ground in California has made me question a lot about left wing ideology” “We spent $13 billion in Los Angeles alone last year to combat homelessness. You wanna know where that money went? That money went to these trash nonprofits who have a bunch of executives making half a million a year. You're working for a nonprofit dealing with homelessness. That's my money. That's my parents' money. Okay, that is the hardworking people of California paying incredibly high taxes that go to what? So, yeah. I'm sick of it. I'm sick of it and honestly just experiencing what I've seen on the ground in California has made me question a lot about left wing ideology.”

@_dopeMH Which serves them till date. Astonishingly they are teaching about hindutvaa and guard own dharma

Marwadis, Jains, Gujaratis and other so called "business communities" of India built their generational wealth by collaborating with invaders and exploiting the poor working class. 1/n

@_dopeMH Agreed. When some of the fraction of India were busy fighting with the Mughals they were collaborating with powers like the Mughals, the same goes for the British era. Naturally after independence they were naturally well positioned in terms of money,their own network.

@aakancvedi @aakancvedi Thanks for the thread

Something strange is happening in India's stock markets In 2025, 63% IPO money raised didn't go to companies, but went to promoters and private equity And this is not by accident, I spent weeks digging SEBI filings to understand how IPOs are rigged, here's what I found 1/12

"Hindus will be abused and tortured in Pakistan and Muslims will be get priorities in India" #VeerSavarkar ji knew the future!! What he said years ago is happening now!!

All experts worldwide today will agree off camera that Akash Defence system worked better than Iron Dome. So, let me pay a little tribute to the man behind it and some other patriotic Indians who made it possible. Save the 🧵 for times when you are in doubt about duty. 1/

Is it really that difficult to understand this?

The 0.5 front fully activated. These Paki fronts should be neutralised @HMOIndia We are with our forces and @narendramodi Don't leave a single scoundrel alive in Porkistan @adgpi

1/ The Third Battle of Panipat (January 14, 1761): A Turning Point The battle was fought between the Maratha Empire, which sought to extend its influence in northern India, and Ahmad Shah Abdali (Ahmad Shah Durrani), founder of the Durrani Empire. Abdali, an Afghan king, had invaded India multiple times, but this battle was his most decisive. Despite the Marathas’ tactical defeat, their extraordinary valor made it one of the most legendary conflicts in Indian history. It is remembered as one of the largest and bloodiest battles fought on Indian soil

‼ Numerous shocking videos of 🇨🇦Canadian police brutality against #Hindu protesters are taking the internet by storm. Sputnik India decided to compile all the video evidence into a single thread 🧵 1/5