Centuries before modern plumbing - India had innovation flowing... through its temples!show more

India and its temples with moving parts.

India and its temples with moving parts. Gears?

Our ancestors built engineering marvels even before modern plumbing... was a thing !show more

India, the economy, its foreign policy, before and after Modi.

Rishab Shetty at Kadri Shree Manjunatha Temple. He doesn't... visit temples just before his movies release, he visits them all through the year.show more

This is Not Just a Fuel Station, It is... a Landmark of Modern India 🇮🇳 India’s Biggest Petrol Pump is more than a Station, It’s a Symbol of Scale and Innovation.show more

If you’ve ever wondered what confidence a civilization can... have at its peak, look at those walls. A thousand years ago, in the forests of central India, a small Chandela kingdom built a temple complex so advanced in geometry, astronomy, and stone engineering that modern architects still struggle to explain parts of it. No steel. No machines. Just craftsmen who carved sandstone like it was butter and encoded an entire worldview into a city of temples. This is the Khujaraho Temple Complex, a group of Hindu and Jain temples in Madhya Pradesh, India.show more

Religion makes you blind. Its proof is these 'Andhbhakt'... people who are flowing milk in rivers. 🤬 People who flow milk and drink urine are found only in India. Note - Flowing milk in the river causes water pollution, harms aquatic animals, and many creatures die.💔show more

PM Modi YESTERDAY: "Dharmendra Ji is making commendable efforts... to make India a global hub of knowledge and innovation." India TODAY: TET exam postponed after question paper leak from Thane a day before the exam.show more

This LATAM B777 suffered probably the worst tailstrike in... modern aviation, dragging its tail for 720 meters before getting airborne.show more

Before electricity reached every home, India had its own... way of staying cool. In parts of Rajasthan, grandmothers built a natural fridge using clay, cow dung, and grass. No wires. No bills. Just wisdom passed down through generations. Inside, milk stayed fresh. Curd set perfectly. Rotis stayed soft for longer. Even in the harsh desert heat. The secret lay in the materials. Porous clay allowed slow evaporation, cooling the air within. The khipra grass roof added insulation. What looks simple was actually science working quietly. Today, this “desi fridge” is slowly disappearing, especially in western Rajasthan. Replaced by modern appliances. Watch how our grandparents were sustainable long before it became a trend. Would you try going back to something like this? Credits: Raj Rajasthani [raj_rajasthani21 on IG] #SustainableLiving #IndianInnovation #EcoFriendly [traditional cooling methods in India, eco-friendly refrigerator, rural innovation]show more

Since 2022, #GreenTalks has been #India’s showcase for youth-led... innovation in energy, sustainability, and grassroots change. By 2025, its horizon expanded: not just India, but the world. 1/nshow more

🚨 🇮🇳 INDIA IS DONE WAITING. After Japan reportedly... said its E10 Shinkansen could not be delivered before 2034, India decided to develop its own bullet train and adopt an international signalling system. The future of high-speed rail is being built in India. ⚡️🇮🇳show more

Manhattan was the real FSD test. Everyone was curious.... Crowded streets. Weird turns. Construction. Random stops… it just kept flowing. FSD 14.3 handled a full 2-hour drive through it. No drama. Handled everything like it had seen it before. That’s real-world proof. Tesla, Ananto Mohammad, Spencershow more

PROPAGANDA❗: Congress hates to see India winning ICC trophy... #INDvsNZ REALITY : Rahul Gandhi used to cheer India in WC 2011, even in finals when BJP had just 4 Chief Ministers in India. 🔥 Congress doesn't need to prove its patriotism, its history speaks louder than Whatsapp forwards.show more

One of the most beautiful fountains of the Inca... world. Carved with remarkable precision, its water still flows through carefully crafted stone channels centuries later, showcasing the mastery of Inca (perhaps even pre-Inca) hydraulic engineering.show more

Desecration of a Hindu temple. Won't be surprised if... before doing this, these people would have taken a selfie outside this temple and sent it to fact-checkers in India to post with the caption 'guarding the temples from the protesting mob'.show more