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@NonsensicalNemo Wow! Nevertheless, not entirely unbelievable given the record of our public 'servants'

@theyRnotmany This looks fake. TOI has no such story.

These secular govts make me feel like "it's a crime to be a Hindu."

Yeah, such a sad turn of events. And the invasions just suddenly didn't happen. They happened slowly. Yet we couldn't recognize, organize and fight as one. The same way we see adversaries of India attack us through many means now digitally and economically, yet we fail to see it, recognize it, act as one, and fight back.

Lol! Even Rohit, Abhishek, Virat on their best day won't get us to 258, what chance do Abhishek, Samson, Ishan, Shreyas have?

@TweetinderKaul ...and it appears we have no bowlers after Bumrah. Dished out dross today.

Dropping catches for fun. Completely beat in the mind.

His son was brutally tortured and executed for refusing to accept Islam. You do not hate muslims enough.

What makes you think they'll stop all on their own?

Sloppy fielding and absolute dross served up by the bowling.

The brutal reality of hiring skilled talent in Bharat’s manufacturing sector right now: We need mould supervisors, machine maintenance, HR, QMS, admin & more.... Decided to go aggressive: “Hire and see who sticks.” Over 40 resumes came in. Only 5 were decent. Hired all 5. - 2 let go in <1 week (nowhere near what they claimed) - 1 fired for eating gutka inside the plant - 1 never showed up (phone off, ghosted) - 1 worked for a week then vanished with the classic “mausi in village is unwell” Massive waste of time and effort. Back to square one with the next 40 resumes. Building a reliable team in manufacturing is tough. The gap between CV and actual capability is painful. What frustrates me most? Seeing people complain there are “no jobs.” There are jobs. Good ones. They just demand real skills, discipline, and ownership.

The judiciary is just plain awful.

So what new ways to lose are available to Shreyas' team today? #bcci

More than 30,000 people packed Marvel Stadium in Melbourne yesterday to see Modi. Albanese was on the same stage. Anti-immigration protesters gathered outside. The usual commentary followed: Why are these people more loyal to India than Australia? Why is a foreign leader holding political rallies on our soil? Where is the assimilation? Let us work through this with some numbers and some common sense. First, the crowds. India has 1.4 billion people. The Indian diaspora is the world's largest, at over 32 million. People of Indian origin now make up more than 5% of Australia's population. India-born Australians have just overtaken England-born Australians as the largest overseas-born group in the country. When the Prime Minister of a nation of 1.4 billion visits a country where his diaspora numbers in the hundreds of thousands, large crowds are a base rate phenomenon, not a loyalty crisis. Modi is also genuinely popular. You do not have to like his politics to acknowledge that he draws crowds that most world leaders cannot. Second, the "foreign leader holding a rally" framing. Every world leader engages with their diaspora abroad. Trump gets grand receptions in India. Obama addressed thousands in Kenya. Macron holds townhalls with French citizens overseas. Diaspora engagement is standard diplomacy. It builds people-to-people bridges, facilitates trade, and strengthens bilateral relationships. Albanese was standing right next to Modi at Marvel Stadium. He called Modi "the Boss" during the 2023 Sydney event. This is not a hostile foreign incursion. It is a jointly hosted diplomatic event that both governments wanted. Third, and this is the uncomfortable part, let us talk about assimilation. Those demanding assimilation rarely define it. What exactly do they mean? Language? Indian immigrants in Australia speak English. Rule of law? Indians in Australia have among the lowest crime rates of any immigrant group. Economic contribution? Indian Australians are disproportionately represented in medicine, engineering, IT, academia, and small business ownership. They are high-income, high-education, high-tax-paying residents. Family stability? Indian families in Australia have among the lowest divorce rates and strongest intergenerational support structures. Not being a burden on the state? Indian immigrants are net contributors to the Australian economy and social security systems. So what is left? Is it religion? Skin color? Food? Festivals? The willingness to stop being visibly Indian? That is not an assimilation argument. That is a racism argument wearing a policy hat. Full cultural integration, including interracial marriages, deeper social mixing, and the gradual blending of traditions, happens over generations. It always has. The Italians in Australia were once considered unassimilable. So were the Greeks. So were the Vietnamese. Today they are "Australian" without anyone questioning it. The Indian community is earlier in that arc. Give it time. It is not something that can be forced or demanded. It happens naturally when people live alongside each other. Finally, the economics. Australia runs a trade surplus of over $6.5 billion with India. Bilateral trade hit $24.1 billion last year. India's exports to Australia have more than doubled in four years. Since January 2026, all Indian exports enter Australia duty-free. India is the world's fastest-growing major economy. Australia is betting its economic diversification strategy on the India relationship to reduce dependence on China. In this context, protesting the Indian Prime Minister's visit is not just xenophobic. It is economically illiterate. Citizens of any country should put their country first. No one disputes that. But attending a diaspora event for the leader of your country of origin is not disloyalty. It is not an endorsement of a political party. These are not election rallies. They are cultural and diplomatic gatherings. An Indian Australian cheering Modi at Marvel Stadium and then going home to pay Australian taxes, follow Australian laws, raise Australian children, and contribute to the Australian economy is doing exactly what a good citizen does. Unlike many modern nations that were founded on a constitutional idea, India is a civilizational state. Its people carry deep cultural, linguistic, and spiritual bonds that do not dissolve at immigration counters. That is not a threat. It is an asset. A diaspora that maintains strong ties to its roots while building a life in a new country creates the "living bridge" that both Modi and Albanese described. The alternative, a diaspora that severs all connection to its origins, is poorer for everyone. The protesters outside Marvel Stadium had every right to be there. Free speech is non-negotiable. But their argument does not survive contact with the data.

Not just that. The law allows him to marry multiple women, procreate at a higher rate and saddle this country with more stupid people.

As I've pointed out earlier, Dehatis perceive you stopping them from littering, peeing and p00ping in the open as oppression, suppression, repression, depression and benchpression. One such dehati autowallah recently broke a boomer's leg for telling him not to litter. Here, man got deleted for telling someone not to urinate in public. If you stop them, be prepared for a fight. Jets will fight to stay filthy. In a fight, there will be hyper-escalation of weaponry. Responses to words will be stabbing. This is India's demographic dividend. Doesn't it feel humiliating that these people have equal if not greater rights?

Request people to see this Thank you Shekhar Gupta for sharing the horror of Khalistani terrorism in old days Terrorists had banned girls from wearing skirts in school A school headmistress begged for some time for the poor kids to buy salwar kameez They shot her in the belly Anyone in India today who tries to create sympathy for Khalistani terrorists is a monster

This is so sensible. Cars above 15 years should be compelled to pass a test to remain on the road. If it is certified without being worthy, take action - harsh action - against the owner and certifying authority.

NEET students at the most random protest ever.

This is the “I’m too mad at Hemu right now so I’ll vote for Akbar this one time” part of Hinduism that prefers to be ruled by a horrible Foreigner King than a bad Native King. This part of Hindu society should’ve have to pay a modern Jizya every time they lose their minds and vote the Enemy into Power 😂