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This is something all Indians must understand leaving behind politics and ideologies: The massive boom in India's infrastructure in the last 10 years is undeniable. Be it highways, border roads, airports, trains, metros, or ports - there's a 100-300% increase compared to before. No joke. I have not seen this level of development and building for decades before. Projects are not just announced but are actually being completed and inaugurated. When you have this much infrastructure being built by thousands of contractors and companies, there will always be some issues come up. From bad quality here and there to delays in some. It happens in every country. Even in the most developed and advanced ones like the very large US or very small Singapore. They too have leaking metro stations, roads that cave in, bridges that break, and trains that breakdown. But only for India, there's a coordinated communist campaign being run online to blackpill Indians by lifting every issue around the large country, amplifying it as the worst that only happens in India, to destroy the credibility of India's development and government. If you suddenly start building 100,000 kms of highways, using thousands of contractors and hundreds of companies, yes there will be a few kms of bad patch somewhere or a bad contractor doing a shoddy job. Yet, that is being taken and amplified online to disillusion Indians about their own democracy, destroy their confidence, and derail India's development using their disillusionment. They are made to believe and say "Everything is bad, everything is corrupt." This is being done in a coordinated way targeting India's youth primarily. Because the adversaries know India's youth have no past experience to judge. And they are the ones who will take India to the future. They can be easily programmed showing only the glitzy images of Shangai & Shenzen to make them feel sad about their cities. They know by disillusioning them, and destroying their confidence, India's development can be arrested for a long time. If you as an older adult understand this and the significance of the current infrastructure boom for the future, it is your responsibility to inform at least a few of the people you know offline about what's going on. It's OK you get challenged, ridiculed, or even abused. Because we know the mental programming and blackpilling is that much these days. Yet, it is important to try make them understand for India's sake.

This is something all Indians must understand leaving behind politics and ideologies: The massive boom in India's infrastructure in the last 10 years is undeniable. Be it highways, border roads, airports, trains, metros, or ports - there's a 100-300% increase compared to before. No joke. I have not seen this level of development and building for decades before. Projects are not just announced but are actually being completed and inaugurated. When you have this much infrastructure being built by thousands of contractors and companies, there will always be some issues come up. From bad quality here and there to delays in some. It happens in every country. Even in the most developed and advanced ones like the very large US or very small Singapore. They too have leaking metro stations, roads that cave in, bridges that break, and trains that breakdown. But only for India, there's a coordinated communist campaign being run online to blackpill Indians by lifting every issue around the large country, amplifying it as the worst that only happens in India, to destroy the credibility of India's development and government. If you suddenly start building 100,000 kms of highways, using thousands of contractors and hundreds of companies, yes there will be a few kms of bad patch somewhere or a bad contractor doing a shoddy job. Yet, that is being taken and amplified online to disillusion Indians about their own democracy, destroy their confidence, and derail India's development using their disillusionment. They are made to believe and say "Everything is bad, everything is corrupt." This is being done in a coordinated way targeting India's youth primarily. Because the adversaries know India's youth have no past experience to judge. And they are the ones who will take India to the future. They can be easily programmed showing only the glitzy images of Shangai & Shenzen to make them feel sad about their cities. They know by disillusioning them, and destroying their confidence, India's development can be arrested for a long time. If you as an older adult understand this and the significance of the current infrastructure boom for the future, it is your responsibility to inform at least a few of the people you know offline about what's going on. It's OK you get challenged, ridiculed, or even abused. Because we know the mental programming and blackpilling is that much these days. Yet, it is important to try make them understand for India's sake.

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Shenyang, China. Heavy rains caused water to stagnate and flood all ground flood units. Cars got submerged. But nobody is complaining on Weibo or Wechat. Social media is full of "How this is good, as repairs and cleaning will help the economy." Very good perception management.

Shenyang, China. Heavy rains caused water to stagnate and flood all ground flood units. Cars got submerged. But nobody is complaining on Weibo or Wechat. Social media is full of "How this is good, as repairs and cleaning will help the economy." Very good perception management.

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People around the world may not know: India is opening an airport or terminal every 75 days. Some 80 airports have been built in the last 10 years, more than what India has built in the preceding 7 decades since independence. And the airports look like this.

People around the world may not know: India is opening an airport or terminal every 75 days. Some 80 airports have been built in the last 10 years, more than what India has built in the preceding 7 decades since independence. And the airports look like this.

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One set breaks a dozen panels like this after watching reels put on Meta by India's adversaries. Then another set makes reels out of a few of these destroyed panels and claims "Modi's solar mission and infrastructure development is a failure, look at all the broken stuff. Adani only benefited." By now, only the most retarded in India believe such psyops on social media. Don't be one. Understand their game.

One set breaks a dozen panels like this after watching reels put on Meta by India's adversaries. Then another set makes reels out of a few of these destroyed panels and claims "Modi's solar mission and infrastructure development is a failure, look at all the broken stuff. Adani only benefited." By now, only the most retarded in India believe such psyops on social media. Don't be one. Understand their game.

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DS is failing against PM Modi. Anti-fragile is his mantra. Every attack is used to create more strength for India and its govt. This is what happens when you think you are supeerpower and copy western methods like a loser to try regime change in democracies you don't understand.

DS is failing against PM Modi. Anti-fragile is his mantra. Every attack is used to create more strength for India and its govt. This is what happens when you think you are supeerpower and copy western methods like a loser to try regime change in democracies you don't understand.

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While BJP's amazing win in Bengal has taken all the limelight, what Himanta Biswa Sarma has done in Assam is no less amazing. He has led his party to an unprecedented and bigger win in-spite of an expected second term anti-incumbency. IMO, this shows when leaders act with an ideology and deliver on their development promises, the voters vote them back. An expected anti-incumbency turns to pro-incumbency.

While BJP's amazing win in Bengal has taken all the limelight, what Himanta Biswa Sarma has done in Assam is no less amazing. He has led his party to an unprecedented and bigger win in-spite of an expected second term anti-incumbency. IMO, this shows when leaders act with an ideology and deliver on their development promises, the voters vote them back. An expected anti-incumbency turns to pro-incumbency.

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Elon is out and today Trump said "Elon hasn't said anything bad about me. But I am sure that will be next. I am dissappointed in Elon."

Elon is out and today Trump said "Elon hasn't said anything bad about me. But I am sure that will be next. I am dissappointed in Elon."

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Gansu, China.

Gansu, China.

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Nice to see such infrastructure coming up in J&K, India.

Nice to see such infrastructure coming up in J&K, India.

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Japan (Chiba prefecture) after record heavy rains. Metros, malls, roads got flooded. Such monsoon type of 300mm+/day rains cause flooding even in the most advanced nations. But what can Indians learn? If we don't litter the streets we can at least enjoy clear looking floods in metros and malls :) A note on sewage mixing: Tokyo has 80% combined sewage and rainwater systems, Osaka more than 90%. Just like India. Combined system means sewage mixes with rain water and can gush out through manholes during heavy rains. It does happen in Japan.

Japan (Chiba prefecture) after record heavy rains. Metros, malls, roads got flooded. Such monsoon type of 300mm+/day rains cause flooding even in the most advanced nations. But what can Indians learn? If we don't litter the streets we can at least enjoy clear looking floods in metros and malls :) A note on sewage mixing: Tokyo has 80% combined sewage and rainwater systems, Osaka more than 90%. Just like India. Combined system means sewage mixes with rain water and can gush out through manholes during heavy rains. It does happen in Japan.

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A town and a city (in Hunan), China. This year China has been facing a lot of rains and floods. Like how a tropical country like India faces during its intense Monsoon season. In many foreign countries, they don't have a single intense rainy season like India does every year.

A town and a city (in Hunan), China. This year China has been facing a lot of rains and floods. Like how a tropical country like India faces during its intense Monsoon season. In many foreign countries, they don't have a single intense rainy season like India does every year.

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Massive explosion, this time of an oil rig, in Texas. This is getting out of hand. Some nations of the world need to get together and figure out what's happening. How can 10 accidents in refineries/oil rigs around the world in 20 days be a coincidence?

Massive explosion, this time of an oil rig, in Texas. This is getting out of hand. Some nations of the world need to get together and figure out what's happening. How can 10 accidents in refineries/oil rigs around the world in 20 days be a coincidence?

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"Karnataka doesn’t beg or bribe for opportunities. We build them." Sure. Then build, please. One is a main road in Bangalore after small rains. Another is a main road in Vizag during a cyclone today. As Google or general public, I leave you to judge where will you go invest.

"Karnataka doesn’t beg or bribe for opportunities. We build them." Sure. Then build, please. One is a main road in Bangalore after small rains. Another is a main road in Vizag during a cyclone today. As Google or general public, I leave you to judge where will you go invest.

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Except for Reddit, which is infiltrated by globalists, radical islamists, leftists and communists, where they are mocking Kash Patel, everyone else thinks this is cool. Reddit's takeover by the red-green cabal needs a serious study.

Except for Reddit, which is infiltrated by globalists, radical islamists, leftists and communists, where they are mocking Kash Patel, everyone else thinks this is cool. Reddit's takeover by the red-green cabal needs a serious study.

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#ShitDontHappenOnlyInIndia 🧵 To let all Indians know yes shit happens in India but Shit Dont Happen ONLY in India. And somehow other countries are not heaven because media seldom shows you what shit happens around the world. 1) A Japanese man casually peeing in metro station.

#ShitDontHappenOnlyInIndia 🧵 To let all Indians know yes shit happens in India but Shit Dont Happen ONLY in India. And somehow other countries are not heaven because media seldom shows you what shit happens around the world. 1) A Japanese man casually peeing in metro station.

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That's not true. In just the last one month or so, a bridge in Sichuan collapsed, a bank collapsed, a car factory went up in flames, crazy winds hit a city, and of course floods now for just 1-2 day of rain. I have attached the videos in order as stated above.

That's not true. In just the last one month or so, a bridge in Sichuan collapsed, a bank collapsed, a car factory went up in flames, crazy winds hit a city, and of course floods now for just 1-2 day of rain. I have attached the videos in order as stated above.

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What Modi ji is saying is true. This is just one of the most incredible things that have happened in the past decade that is helping Indians and India grow much faster - cheap, fast data. In 2014, data prices were nearly 300 rupees per GB at 3G speeds. By 2015, we started having 4G, and the rollout was swift. However, even with better 4G, data prices dropped to Rs. 75 per GB for 4G by 2017 (thanks to Jio, but Indians get daily programmed to hate Ambani on their cheap data). Then, by 2019, due to efficient spectrum allocation and the encouragement of competition by GoI, data rates plummeted to Rs. 20 per GB. By 2023, India had the fastest 5G rollout, and data prices are still hovering around Rs. 10-20 per GB. Despite this, young Indians, conditioned by propaganda, continue to complain. They use the world’s cheapest data and complain about "crony capitalism" and "monopoly in the telecom" industry as if they know what they are talking about. They start complaining the moment this price increases even a bit. They talk about how India is sold to crony capitalists and how everything is going to become so expensive, so bad, so soon. If you try to explain how much better things are in India now compared to the past, they will complain that their 200 Mbps+ 5G speed (133 Mbps median on 4G and 5G together) is "slow" when India ranks globally 14th in 5G speeds with lowest prices (3rd lowest). Complaining and blackpilling have become the Gen Z's vibe. Young Indians believe they are so intelligent and think on their own. However, they are merely slaves to online propaganda and are losing their ability to think critically due to constant negativity. If you want to see them in action, just look at the comments to this post that lays clear facts about how good India's mobile internet is; they will still come complaining about unrelated things unable to appreciate. Blackpilling on India is a disease, and I hope they recover from it soon.

What Modi ji is saying is true. This is just one of the most incredible things that have happened in the past decade that is helping Indians and India grow much faster - cheap, fast data. In 2014, data prices were nearly 300 rupees per GB at 3G speeds. By 2015, we started having 4G, and the rollout was swift. However, even with better 4G, data prices dropped to Rs. 75 per GB for 4G by 2017 (thanks to Jio, but Indians get daily programmed to hate Ambani on their cheap data). Then, by 2019, due to efficient spectrum allocation and the encouragement of competition by GoI, data rates plummeted to Rs. 20 per GB. By 2023, India had the fastest 5G rollout, and data prices are still hovering around Rs. 10-20 per GB. Despite this, young Indians, conditioned by propaganda, continue to complain. They use the world’s cheapest data and complain about "crony capitalism" and "monopoly in the telecom" industry as if they know what they are talking about. They start complaining the moment this price increases even a bit. They talk about how India is sold to crony capitalists and how everything is going to become so expensive, so bad, so soon. If you try to explain how much better things are in India now compared to the past, they will complain that their 200 Mbps+ 5G speed (133 Mbps median on 4G and 5G together) is "slow" when India ranks globally 14th in 5G speeds with lowest prices (3rd lowest). Complaining and blackpilling have become the Gen Z's vibe. Young Indians believe they are so intelligent and think on their own. However, they are merely slaves to online propaganda and are losing their ability to think critically due to constant negativity. If you want to see them in action, just look at the comments to this post that lays clear facts about how good India's mobile internet is; they will still come complaining about unrelated things unable to appreciate. Blackpilling on India is a disease, and I hope they recover from it soon.

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See news that Nepal has demanded compensation from China, US, India for the disaster claiming Climate Change caused it. But as you can see below, scientists (the Cambridge professor is a leading researcher on glaciers in the specific region) DO NOT yet know if climate change caused the collapse of this glacier. Scientists DO KNOW there was a rocky landslide beneath the glacier which may have been the reason for the glacier to be pulled and break. And what caused this rocky layer underneath to landslide? It could be anything from natural causes to manmade construction / blasting activity. We really can't say exactly yet. This climate change theory has been thrown around by all GLISCO media networks immediately since the collapse. Soon the climate change in Nepal will be blamed solely on India by propaganda and psyops too. And Indian projects in the Himalayas, especially tunneling and border road construction to counter China, halted using environmental groups and protests. While China will silently continue to build on its side. Tl;Dr The fact is nobody knows for sure if climate change caused this particular glacier to break and collapse, they do know there was a rocky landslide underneath the glacier. This flood is going to be used to disrupt India's development near the LAC selectively. Courtesy: Channel News Asia / YT for the two segments of the video spliced together.

See news that Nepal has demanded compensation from China, US, India for the disaster claiming Climate Change caused it. But as you can see below, scientists (the Cambridge professor is a leading researcher on glaciers in the specific region) DO NOT yet know if climate change caused the collapse of this glacier. Scientists DO KNOW there was a rocky landslide beneath the glacier which may have been the reason for the glacier to be pulled and break. And what caused this rocky layer underneath to landslide? It could be anything from natural causes to manmade construction / blasting activity. We really can't say exactly yet. This climate change theory has been thrown around by all GLISCO media networks immediately since the collapse. Soon the climate change in Nepal will be blamed solely on India by propaganda and psyops too. And Indian projects in the Himalayas, especially tunneling and border road construction to counter China, halted using environmental groups and protests. While China will silently continue to build on its side. Tl;Dr The fact is nobody knows for sure if climate change caused this particular glacier to break and collapse, they do know there was a rocky landslide underneath the glacier. This flood is going to be used to disrupt India's development near the LAC selectively. Courtesy: Channel News Asia / YT for the two segments of the video spliced together.

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What's heartbreaking is the show. By so many men doing little to find anyone. Rolling small stones for camera searching for survivors. In fact, it is outrageous.

What's heartbreaking is the show. By so many men doing little to find anyone. Rolling small stones for camera searching for survivors. In fact, it is outrageous.

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"Liftoff narmal." Engine performance normal. Satellite separarated. Love those phrases. ISRO is back on track. 2367 kgs EOS-05 successfully placed by GLSV in orbit. It will be India's first dedicated earth imaging satellite from a geostationary orbit that can see anywhere in the Indian subcontinent at 40m "stated" resolution ;) Now ISRO must regularly post one non-sensitive image of interest from India. For a start, point it at the glacier collapse area and release the latest images.

"Liftoff narmal." Engine performance normal. Satellite separarated. Love those phrases. ISRO is back on track. 2367 kgs EOS-05 successfully placed by GLSV in orbit. It will be India's first dedicated earth imaging satellite from a geostationary orbit that can see anywhere in the Indian subcontinent at 40m "stated" resolution ;) Now ISRO must regularly post one non-sensitive image of interest from India. For a start, point it at the glacier collapse area and release the latest images.

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My hypothesis: Early humans who were migrating out via India were trapped in the Himalayas of present North East India during ice age. The extreme cold and lack of sun made their skin very pale (to help make more vit-d), made their eyes smaller (to see well during snow storms), noses and face flatter (to reduce loss of body heat), less dense eyebrows (to prevent snow from sticking) etc. These are classic Asian facial features. Then, once ice age was over, they migrated out to Asia populating China, Korea, and as far as Japan. So my hypothesis is East Asians originated in India. Not the other way around it is said that "North East Indians share genetics with East Asians." It is East Asians who carry genetics of North East Indians. Migration of humans happened east ward from India, not into India. And genetic diversity of North East India is much higher than say China, Japan, or Korea. Just like Africa's genetic variation is very high compared to Arabia or Europe.

My hypothesis: Early humans who were migrating out via India were trapped in the Himalayas of present North East India during ice age. The extreme cold and lack of sun made their skin very pale (to help make more vit-d), made their eyes smaller (to see well during snow storms), noses and face flatter (to reduce loss of body heat), less dense eyebrows (to prevent snow from sticking) etc. These are classic Asian facial features. Then, once ice age was over, they migrated out to Asia populating China, Korea, and as far as Japan. So my hypothesis is East Asians originated in India. Not the other way around it is said that "North East Indians share genetics with East Asians." It is East Asians who carry genetics of North East Indians. Migration of humans happened east ward from India, not into India. And genetic diversity of North East India is much higher than say China, Japan, or Korea. Just like Africa's genetic variation is very high compared to Arabia or Europe.

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Left: I have seen Nepali army and their rescue teams. They are doing top notch professional job with limited resources. Real brave rescue that's saving more lives. Right: Then we have the superpower show-off teams. Shouting into the compacted mud to hear back from crushed, breathless people? They will now create a new logic for why they do this and spread it successfully too.

Left: I have seen Nepali army and their rescue teams. They are doing top notch professional job with limited resources. Real brave rescue that's saving more lives. Right: Then we have the superpower show-off teams. Shouting into the compacted mud to hear back from crushed, breathless people? They will now create a new logic for why they do this and spread it successfully too.

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Once at Louvre, a French friend asked me how I felt about the Monalisa. I said "It's ok, looks nice." They were in disbelief at my nonchalant reaction. I explained, in India: - we see exceptional artwork in our nearby temples, - hear exceptional traditional music from neighbors, - read exceptional poetry from 1000 years ago, - learn exceptional philosophies from 2000 years ago, - enjoy exceptional superhero stories from 3000 years ago - and see exceptional statues from 1000s of years ago - all just like that, all around us, as part of our daily life So all other work, be it the latest Hollywood Marvel universe flick or a Monalisa or a Mozart, they don't move us so much or make us go "wow" even as we appreciate and enjoy that art. Just like how a person growing up in Switzerland isn't going to go "wow" entering New Zealand. But a person from Rajasthan may. Indians should think about this and understand the richness of our culture. This is why we don't take to western names and western clothes and western culture in marriages or western music like the Chinese do. By the way, this statue is more than a thousand years old 👇

Once at Louvre, a French friend asked me how I felt about the Monalisa. I said "It's ok, looks nice." They were in disbelief at my nonchalant reaction. I explained, in India: - we see exceptional artwork in our nearby temples, - hear exceptional traditional music from neighbors, - read exceptional poetry from 1000 years ago, - learn exceptional philosophies from 2000 years ago, - enjoy exceptional superhero stories from 3000 years ago - and see exceptional statues from 1000s of years ago - all just like that, all around us, as part of our daily life So all other work, be it the latest Hollywood Marvel universe flick or a Monalisa or a Mozart, they don't move us so much or make us go "wow" even as we appreciate and enjoy that art. Just like how a person growing up in Switzerland isn't going to go "wow" entering New Zealand. But a person from Rajasthan may. Indians should think about this and understand the richness of our culture. This is why we don't take to western names and western clothes and western culture in marriages or western music like the Chinese do. By the way, this statue is more than a thousand years old 👇

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Nothing will happen. Remain calm & carry on. The state will take care. The escalation curve in India is generally very flat, the tolerance for anarchy very high, until the curve hits "subversion" on the x-axis. It then takes a 90 degree turn to "FAFO" on the y-axis.

Nothing will happen. Remain calm & carry on. The state will take care. The escalation curve in India is generally very flat, the tolerance for anarchy very high, until the curve hits "subversion" on the x-axis. It then takes a 90 degree turn to "FAFO" on the y-axis.

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This is amazing improvement for Delhi T1. I am not sure if it is feasible, but such terminals in India can consider carpeting (with those good for rolling luggage). It will seriously reduce the noise and make it pleasant for passengers.

This is amazing improvement for Delhi T1. I am not sure if it is feasible, but such terminals in India can consider carpeting (with those good for rolling luggage). It will seriously reduce the noise and make it pleasant for passengers.

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Pakistan explaining how it does infowar and psyops on social media using India as a proxy. Great content that everyone in govt and armed forces must watch.

Pakistan explaining how it does infowar and psyops on social media using India as a proxy. Great content that everyone in govt and armed forces must watch.

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BBC brown sepoys from London: "Modi building airports and ports when Indians are poor. British woman got parasites when she visited India in 2007. Should poor India have a space program? India's blocking UK's free foreign funds." Meanwhile, their localities in London:

BBC brown sepoys from London: "Modi building airports and ports when Indians are poor. British woman got parasites when she visited India in 2007. Should poor India have a space program? India's blocking UK's free foreign funds." Meanwhile, their localities in London:

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Peaceful rural life in India. Tourists must visit such areas of India, like this in the foothill of Himalayas. Indian railways connect well, people are very kind, stays are so cheap and cultured, you can still get internet, even 5G, unlike the US or EU.

Peaceful rural life in India. Tourists must visit such areas of India, like this in the foothill of Himalayas. Indian railways connect well, people are very kind, stays are so cheap and cultured, you can still get internet, even 5G, unlike the US or EU.

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RG has always been questioning India's powerful PMs :)

RG has always been questioning India's powerful PMs :)

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The number of people without electricity by country. Look what happened after 2016. Someone started fixing India for real. Many things at a time. Still some way to go. The lag of last 60 is that bad.

The number of people without electricity by country. Look what happened after 2016. Someone started fixing India for real. Many things at a time. Still some way to go. The lag of last 60 is that bad.

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Japan (Chiba prefecture) after record heavy rains. Metros, malls, roads got flooded. Such monsoon type of 300mm+/day rains cause flooding even in the most advanced nations. But what can Indians learn? If we don't litter the streets we can at least enjoy clear looking floods in metros and malls :) A note on sewage mixing: Tokyo has 80% combined sewage and rainwater systems, Osaka more than 90%. Just like India. Combined system means sewage mixes with rain water and can gush out through manholes during heavy rains. It does happen in Japan.

Japan (Chiba prefecture) after record heavy rains. Metros, malls, roads got flooded. Such monsoon type of 300mm+/day rains cause flooding even in the most advanced nations. But what can Indians learn? If we don't litter the streets we can at least enjoy clear looking floods in metros and malls :) A note on sewage mixing: Tokyo has 80% combined sewage and rainwater systems, Osaka more than 90%. Just like India. Combined system means sewage mixes with rain water and can gush out through manholes during heavy rains. It does happen in Japan.

108,175 görüntüleme • 24 gün önce

Check this. This interview by this journalist at Axios started with Trump praising PM Modi twice (before this segment below.) So this guy immediately inserts "Obviously, one great leader is Xi" because he knows Trump won't deny it. When I tell you the world media, including the American and Indian media, have many, many assets and suckers of China, believe me. The interviewer still got sad Trump again said "Modi is a great leader." Probably he wanted to hear about GLISCO-DS Erdogan or Zelensky as great leaders. Video source: Axios

Check this. This interview by this journalist at Axios started with Trump praising PM Modi twice (before this segment below.) So this guy immediately inserts "Obviously, one great leader is Xi" because he knows Trump won't deny it. When I tell you the world media, including the American and Indian media, have many, many assets and suckers of China, believe me. The interviewer still got sad Trump again said "Modi is a great leader." Probably he wanted to hear about GLISCO-DS Erdogan or Zelensky as great leaders. Video source: Axios

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"Vijay (with a personal net worth of Rs. 650 crores) will personally give Rs. 2500 each to 3 crore women in TN." "Modi opened an Adani built airport for Rs. 1500 crores. Why doesn't he give Rs. 1 crore each to 150 crore Indians and make everyone rich?" This is the level of many Indian youngsters. Now, the problem I see is, SM platforms (especially Meta ones) are full of these emotional youngsters from India, with scientifically proven lower IQ than their previous generations, who are being psyoped and programmed by India's adversaries - Deep State West, GLISCO-DS, Pak, China etc. To cultivate them as a potent anti-India force inside India. And India is unfortunately doing very less as a country to prevent this. It requires state level resources to fight the psyops and programming of India's youth via SM by nation-state adversaries. And to re-guide them in national interests, no matter whatever their political or ideological views.

"Vijay (with a personal net worth of Rs. 650 crores) will personally give Rs. 2500 each to 3 crore women in TN." "Modi opened an Adani built airport for Rs. 1500 crores. Why doesn't he give Rs. 1 crore each to 150 crore Indians and make everyone rich?" This is the level of many Indian youngsters. Now, the problem I see is, SM platforms (especially Meta ones) are full of these emotional youngsters from India, with scientifically proven lower IQ than their previous generations, who are being psyoped and programmed by India's adversaries - Deep State West, GLISCO-DS, Pak, China etc. To cultivate them as a potent anti-India force inside India. And India is unfortunately doing very less as a country to prevent this. It requires state level resources to fight the psyops and programming of India's youth via SM by nation-state adversaries. And to re-guide them in national interests, no matter whatever their political or ideological views.

532,668 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu - בנימין נתניהו subtly reminds the US that Israel has a 1.5 billion strong country of India too backing it. And for that he's citing the support he sees on social media. But as I keep saying, democracies like India, Israel, and even the UAE should not take such good relationships for granted because the communists + islamists network, the red-green cabal, has figured a great strategy to poison people's minds using social media. And using their psyops over SM, they influence politics in our democracies. They have done this poisoning, for example, Americans, Nepalis, Sri Lankans, and Japanese against Indians. They are doing this poisoning Indians against Israel too and probably vice-versa. Countries like India, Israel, Japan, Australia, and UAE need to work together to fight this social media menace plaguing our countries programming our people against one another, creating political issues out of it, and influencing politics and policies against each other. We all know who the two main countries are, who are financing and enabling this operation and the countries that supply the foot soldiers to astroturf and incite fights between countries. I suggest Quad + I2U2 address this issue immediately. Create a task force, study their operations, create counter strategies and offensive capabilities that not just decimates their propaganda but prevents them even thinking of doing such sick psyops again. Randhir Jaiswal Dr. S. Jaishankar Israel in India 🇮🇱 Reuven Azar Embassy of Japan in India Philip Green OAM

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu - בנימין נתניהו subtly reminds the US that Israel has a 1.5 billion strong country of India too backing it. And for that he's citing the support he sees on social media. But as I keep saying, democracies like India, Israel, and even the UAE should not take such good relationships for granted because the communists + islamists network, the red-green cabal, has figured a great strategy to poison people's minds using social media. And using their psyops over SM, they influence politics in our democracies. They have done this poisoning, for example, Americans, Nepalis, Sri Lankans, and Japanese against Indians. They are doing this poisoning Indians against Israel too and probably vice-versa. Countries like India, Israel, Japan, Australia, and UAE need to work together to fight this social media menace plaguing our countries programming our people against one another, creating political issues out of it, and influencing politics and policies against each other. We all know who the two main countries are, who are financing and enabling this operation and the countries that supply the foot soldiers to astroturf and incite fights between countries. I suggest Quad + I2U2 address this issue immediately. Create a task force, study their operations, create counter strategies and offensive capabilities that not just decimates their propaganda but prevents them even thinking of doing such sick psyops again. Randhir Jaiswal Dr. S. Jaishankar Israel in India 🇮🇱 Reuven Azar Embassy of Japan in India Philip Green OAM

268,015 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

Military action in Bangladesh is what the Deep State wants India to get into and India must not do that "One Mistake." India's military action must only be in eliminating Pakistan as a threat. And it will solve a lot of issues for India including with B'desh, the US and China.

Military action in Bangladesh is what the Deep State wants India to get into and India must not do that "One Mistake." India's military action must only be in eliminating Pakistan as a threat. And it will solve a lot of issues for India including with B'desh, the US and China.

1,082,667 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

A town and a city (in Hunan), China. This year China has been facing a lot of rains and floods. Like how a tropical country like India faces during its intense Monsoon season. In many foreign countries, they don't have a single intense rainy season like India does every year.

A town and a city (in Hunan), China. This year China has been facing a lot of rains and floods. Like how a tropical country like India faces during its intense Monsoon season. In many foreign countries, they don't have a single intense rainy season like India does every year.

130,087 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Watch closely. A dolphin grabs a fish in its mouth, lures a shark into chasing it, and then drops the fish at the last moment. It seems to be using the shark as a playmate, like a pet dog playing chase with its human by grabbing a ball in its mouth and running. From IG: Stylie N. Wiley

Watch closely. A dolphin grabs a fish in its mouth, lures a shark into chasing it, and then drops the fish at the last moment. It seems to be using the shark as a playmate, like a pet dog playing chase with its human by grabbing a ball in its mouth and running. From IG: Stylie N. Wiley

268,139 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce