Jagajjalapalan Singh Racewallah

Have Srirāma in thy heart and all else shall fall in place.

@subban23 Bro I'm literally an economist irl... I work in a large multinational company and earn well, and participate in 5-digit crore rupee negotiations for my company... It's not 'lack of knowledge' but rather 'highly specific knowledge that anyone who hasn't studied wouldn't know' 💔🥀

@PanIndiaMan Moron 🤡… Your lack of knowledge is awe inspiring

What an absolute fuckin retard An average MBA person from a Tier 3 college earns far more than an average plumber (Tier 2 and especially Tier 1 should not even be compared)

@subban23 1. Have some shame and don't use Chat GPT to generate "answers" 2. You said EXACTLY that 3. (≠1) What he is saying is only "conditionally" correct, not factually (I gave you the conditions too fyi); and we do in fact have unemployed tradesmen 4. (≠2) His framing says otherwise

I didn’t say that - you need comprehension lessons 1. What he is saying is factually correct - at this point we have no unemployment in skill based jobs and I have experienced this 2. He is not saying these are superior to the IT jobs. Just saying that the nature and demand for those jobs will change / reduce. The days of a student getting se BTech in CS and automatically get a job - are changing. Again true - for your information - the base salary of entry graduates hasn’t changed much last 10 years. Thats a process of degree deflation and nothing more 3. Nowhere am I appealing to authority - I am concurring with his view. There’s a study that Shamika Ravi has presented an infographic on the employability inversion. Go check that out Btw he also talks of adapting, being agile / resilient as more important than getting a degree - again absolutely right.

"We are not taking this shit anymore!" This guy has the right idea.

A little bit of water can seperate the ethanol from the petrol and settle at the bottom of the tank damaging the car. Overnight deathblow to entire middle class by the Government. Indians should have fuel freedom.

DARK REALITY OF INDIA - EXPOSED Look What these foreigners has to tell about India ? They say India is a must visit destination for every one at least once in a lifetime destination. This is INCREDIBLE INDIA 🇮🇳

Kama Sutra says that an ideal wife is virgin before marriage

Lately my observation, >Anti china posts are fading >Anti india posts are again spreading >Indian left, ambedakrite, muslims has started praising china and doxxing india >Chinese PR activated again through a big account >Many indian nationalist acc shadow banned

@pajeetamnemonic Crown fr

"Hindu terrorist"

@kaaliyug2 Badge of honour

"Hindu terrorist"

Economy is not a zero sum game. If there are no white collar jobs anymore, then who is going to hire the blue collar workers? People will just learn to fix their own pipes.

You know you've hit the target when GT writes an article with a counter claim lmao Well done twitter anons, well done

Written by Shi journalist to suppress Nong and Shang

Thank you reminding me of this book.

Poor Shang students. > Reality chinese university rejected applications from 12,000 students because they belong to lower caste

We don't hate our leftists enough!

One Month in India, One Big Slap to the Fake Narrative—Who a Foreigner Went to India Alone and Exposed the Lies of 🇨🇳CCP bots. A foreign woman traveled solo across India for a month and came away saying something many people already know: ordinary Indians are among the most hospitable people in the world. She said Indians helped her again and again — even late at night in Delhi — and that their kindness made her feel welcomed, safe, and deeply connected to the country. This matters because for years, anti-India accounts, propaganda networks, and rage-bait influencers from countries like China, Pakistan, and Turkey have worked overtime to paint India as unsafe, backward, and hostile to foreigners. Some do it for politics. Some do it for clicks. Some do it because attacking India has become their entire online identity. But real-life experience often tells a very different story. India is not perfect. No country is. It has chaos, poverty, crowding, scams, and safety issues like any large developing country. But it also has something many richer countries lack: warmth, generosity, and ordinary people who will go out of their way to help a stranger. That is the reality this traveler exposed. Video Credit: Instagram/paigetravelswell

@kaaliyug2 Based lmao