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Even hardcore Congress-supporting journalists are stunned by India’s outstanding GDP numbers! 📈 👉 7.8% growth in April–June FY26 👉 Fastest expansion in five quarters 👉 Broad-based momentum across agriculture, manufacturing, construction & services The economy is roaring, no matter how much Rahul Gandhi tries to call it “dead.” 🇮🇳

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41,063 次观看 • 1 天前

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Congress

26,958 次观看 • 7 个月前

"Inequality on the Rise, Welfare in Retreat – the Real State of the Economy 2026" There are terms like "Goldilocks Moment" being used for the Indian economy by the Modi government and its fans, but unfortunately, this is far from the reality. ❓First, can you believe the Modi government's numbers? 👉The IMF gave the Modi government's numbers a C grade. The numbers show a 0.5% inflation. ❓Is that the lived reality of the vast masses of people? 👉 Former CEA, Arvind Subramanian, he has calculated that GDP figures offered by this government are at least 2.5% higher than the actual reality. 👉 If you look at 2024 numbers, the government calculates GDP using the production approach, and that's 9.2% GDP growth, but it's 47% higher than GDP calculated by another method called the expenditure method, which is 4.9%. Normally, both these numbers should match. But when there's such a severe mismatch, clearly something is wrong. 👉 In the first half, you had some record-breaking numbers saying that manufacturing grew at 8.4%. But if you look at the biggest component of manufacturing, the index of 8 core industries that grew by only 2.9%. ❓If the economy is doing so well, why is the rupee collapsing? 👉 The rupee has been the worst-performing currency in Asia against the dollar in the last one year. There should be a flood of investments coming to India if the economy had been growing at the pace they suggest. Instead, you see the reverse happening : 📉 Net FDI has become negative ✈️ Even Indians prefer to put their money overseas. Every year under the Modi government, 4000-5000 high-net-worth individuals, millionaires, are fleeing the country. : Chairperson AICC Research Department Rajeev Gowda ji

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The economy will not go into a recession even if there's no govt in India. We will continue to grow at 4-5% because there are farmers, workers, and small industries that produce food grains and other things and services. The real question is how much more than 4-5% the govt can grow the economy. This Govt's policies added about 1.5-2% to the inherent growth rate, but that's not sufficient. We are indeed the fastest-growing economy in the world, but please remember this: - Growing at 2.7% last year, the US added $787 billion to its GDP in that one year. - Meanwhile, China grew last year at 4.91%, and it added $895 billion to its GDP. - We are growing at a faster rate but we add only $256 billion to our GDP. So, we actually need to see the addition to the GDP and not compare the growth rates. : Rajya Sabha MP and Former Finance Minister Shri P. Chidambaram

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👉 We need to change more than just the education system. 👉 We need to change the way we think about production and focus more on it and manufacturing. 👉 We have done pretty well in the IT space. You must have heard about our success in software engineering. But this industry is now going to run into trouble because of AI. We have to make sure that we don't lose out in the services sector, where we are doing decently, but also start building the manufacturing sector. 👉 What has happened today is that the Chinese have dominated manufacturing. Pretty much everything we use, e.g., cameras, microphones, etc., has all been made in China. We want these to be made in India. In order to do that, we need to change the mindset. 👉 We have to respect the people who work with their hands, such as the artisans, the SMEs and the farmers and labourers who work in the fields. That's the cultural change that we need. : LoP Shri Rahul Gandhi 📍 Tamil Nadu

👉 We need to change more than just the education system. 👉 We need to change the way we think about production and focus more on it and manufacturing. 👉 We have done pretty well in the IT space. You must have heard about our success in software engineering. But this industry is now going to run into trouble because of AI. We have to make sure that we don't lose out in the services sector, where we are doing decently, but also start building the manufacturing sector. 👉 What has happened today is that the Chinese have dominated manufacturing. Pretty much everything we use, e.g., cameras, microphones, etc., has all been made in China. We want these to be made in India. In order to do that, we need to change the mindset. 👉 We have to respect the people who work with their hands, such as the artisans, the SMEs and the farmers and labourers who work in the fields. That's the cultural change that we need. : LoP Shri Rahul Gandhi 📍 Tamil Nadu

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12,838 次观看 • 7 个月前

#WATCH | Delhi: BJP National Spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari says, "Rahul Gandhi should apologise to the nation today. He had predicted chaos in India's economy, yet the latest figures prove that under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, the economy has only strengthened. Manufacturing has expanded by over 5.5%, and capital output has risen by 12%. Both the fiscal deficit and the current account deficit are under control. India's market capitalisation has crossed the $5 trillion mark; renewable and non-renewable energy production has increased, and India stands as the world's fastest-growing economy. This is not the first time this has happened; during the COVID-19 pandemic, Rahul Gandhi had predicted chaos, yet India emerged from it as the fastest-growing economy. Similarly, amidst the current global energy crisis, India has emerged as the fastest-growing energy economy. All this has been possible because, over the last twelve years under Prime Minister Modi's leadership, India has implemented structural reforms that have lifted 200 million people out of poverty and steered the economy toward the goal of a 'Viksit Bharat' by 2047. Whenever Rahul Gandhi envisions or hopes for anarchy, the people of the country stand rock-solid behind Prime Minister Narendra Modi, responding to Rahul Gandhi through economic performance, stability, and security. Rahul Gandhi has lost, while the nation has won." He further says, "Regarding the letter Jairam Ramesh wrote about SIR, even the Congress party itself is not taking it seriously. DK Shivakumar—the Congress Chief Minister of Karnataka—was the one who launched SIR in the state and became its brand ambassador there. The reality is that during every election season, the Congress party seeks excuses to mask the repeated electoral failures of the Gandhi-Vadra family. Sometimes they blame EVMs, sometimes they allege vote theft, and at other times, they raise issues like SIR..."

ANI

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CLAIM: "There are no ED cases against Mamata Banerjee because she doesn't fight BJP directly." REALITY: 👉 Smt. Mamata Banerjee is the only leader in India who has taken on BJP with the full force of her political will, fought them tooth and nail on every front, and defeated them humiliatingly in every single election. 👉 Haryana. Madhya Pradesh. Rajasthan. Chhattisgarh. Bihar. Maharashtra. If Congress is "fighting BJP directly," someone should inform their election results. Defeat after defeat, with no clear vision, no credible leadership, and no accountability for the losses. 👉 If Congress is "fighting BJP directly," why does Rahul Gandhi, petulant as ever, come to Bengal to campaign against a like-minded anti-BJP party? The only beneficiary of splitting votes in Bengal is BJP. 👉 If Congress is "fighting BJP directly," where were their leaders when the people of Bengal were being harassed, humiliated, disenfranchised, and even killed due to the BJP-ECI's SIR conspiracy? 👉 And if Congress is truly the only party taking on BJP, why has our National General Secretary Shri Abhishek Banerjee been served summon after summon by the ED, with even his family dragged into this political witch-hunt?

CLAIM: "There are no ED cases against Mamata Banerjee because she doesn't fight BJP directly." REALITY: 👉 Smt. Mamata Banerjee is the only leader in India who has taken on BJP with the full force of her political will, fought them tooth and nail on every front, and defeated them humiliatingly in every single election. 👉 Haryana. Madhya Pradesh. Rajasthan. Chhattisgarh. Bihar. Maharashtra. If Congress is "fighting BJP directly," someone should inform their election results. Defeat after defeat, with no clear vision, no credible leadership, and no accountability for the losses. 👉 If Congress is "fighting BJP directly," why does Rahul Gandhi, petulant as ever, come to Bengal to campaign against a like-minded anti-BJP party? The only beneficiary of splitting votes in Bengal is BJP. 👉 If Congress is "fighting BJP directly," where were their leaders when the people of Bengal were being harassed, humiliated, disenfranchised, and even killed due to the BJP-ECI's SIR conspiracy? 👉 And if Congress is truly the only party taking on BJP, why has our National General Secretary Shri Abhishek Banerjee been served summon after summon by the ED, with even his family dragged into this political witch-hunt?

All India Trinamool Congress

23,442 次观看 • 4 个月前

MGNREGA is not just a work programme; it is a conceptual development framework, appreciated across the world. This is being destroyed single-handedly by the Prime Minister without consulting his Cabinet and without studying the matter. 👉This is an attack on the states of India because they are simply taking away money that belongs to the states and decision-making power that belongs to the states. 👉It is an attack on the infrastructure of the states because MGNREGA was used to build infrastructure. 👉It is the decimation of Indian labour because MGNREGA guaranteed a minimum floor below which Indian labour could not fall. 👉It is a devastating attack on the states and on the poor people of this country, carried out by the Prime Minister single-handedly. 👉It is going to cause tremendous pain to the weaker sections, to Adivasis, to Dalits, to OBCs, to poor general castes, and to minorities. 👉At the same time, it is going to benefit Mr. Adani in full measure. That is the purpose of this exercise: to take money away from poor people and hand it to people like Mr. Adani. 👉MGNREGA, apart from being a rights-based programme, also strengthened our panchayats. This, therefore, is an attack on the democratic structure. ✊We are going to resist it, we are going to fight it, and I am confident that the entire Opposition will stand united against this action. : LoP Shri Rahul Gandhi

MGNREGA is not just a work programme; it is a conceptual development framework, appreciated across the world. This is being destroyed single-handedly by the Prime Minister without consulting his Cabinet and without studying the matter. 👉This is an attack on the states of India because they are simply taking away money that belongs to the states and decision-making power that belongs to the states. 👉It is an attack on the infrastructure of the states because MGNREGA was used to build infrastructure. 👉It is the decimation of Indian labour because MGNREGA guaranteed a minimum floor below which Indian labour could not fall. 👉It is a devastating attack on the states and on the poor people of this country, carried out by the Prime Minister single-handedly. 👉It is going to cause tremendous pain to the weaker sections, to Adivasis, to Dalits, to OBCs, to poor general castes, and to minorities. 👉At the same time, it is going to benefit Mr. Adani in full measure. That is the purpose of this exercise: to take money away from poor people and hand it to people like Mr. Adani. 👉MGNREGA, apart from being a rights-based programme, also strengthened our panchayats. This, therefore, is an attack on the democratic structure. ✊We are going to resist it, we are going to fight it, and I am confident that the entire Opposition will stand united against this action. : LoP Shri Rahul Gandhi

Congress

15,590 次观看 • 8 个月前

#WATCH | Hyderabad: BRS working president KT Rama Rao says, "Rahul Gandhi had famously said that as soon as the Congress party assumes office in Telangana, the very first cabinet statutory guarantee, statutory sanction would be given in the very first cabinet meeting to all the six guarantees. Now, it is almost 2 and a half years, but there is no statutory guarantee to even one promise that has been made by the Congress. So, we will insist on the statutory guarantee that was promised by Rahul Gandhi. We have a CM who keeps talking about how AICC will be given Rs 1000 Crores and Rahul Gandhi will be given Rs 1000 Crores. But he doesn't talk about Rythyu Bandhu. So, all the promises that they had made to the people, everything will be questioned and raised. We will certainly hold the Govt accountable in this Budget session." On drug test challenge by Congress, he says, "...We are ready for any kind of test, let the Congress come forward. Let all the legislators give Narco test. We are all ready, we are very much eager and keen to do it."

#WATCH | Hyderabad: BRS working president KT Rama Rao says, "Rahul Gandhi had famously said that as soon as the Congress party assumes office in Telangana, the very first cabinet statutory guarantee, statutory sanction would be given in the very first cabinet meeting to all the six guarantees. Now, it is almost 2 and a half years, but there is no statutory guarantee to even one promise that has been made by the Congress. So, we will insist on the statutory guarantee that was promised by Rahul Gandhi. We have a CM who keeps talking about how AICC will be given Rs 1000 Crores and Rahul Gandhi will be given Rs 1000 Crores. But he doesn't talk about Rythyu Bandhu. So, all the promises that they had made to the people, everything will be questioned and raised. We will certainly hold the Govt accountable in this Budget session." On drug test challenge by Congress, he says, "...We are ready for any kind of test, let the Congress come forward. Let all the legislators give Narco test. We are all ready, we are very much eager and keen to do it."

ANI

24,489 次观看 • 5 个月前

🚨🚨Another atom bomb🚨🚨 🟥🟥All 947 voters in one booth live in 1 house in Bodh Gaya ➡️ In Nidani Village, Bodh Gaya (Booth No. 161, Barachatti Assembly), as per the official voter list, 947 voters live in a single house - House Number 6. ➡️ Reality? Nidani has hundreds of houses, families, and separate homes. Yet, in the EC’s records, the entire village has been packed into one mythical house. ❓ What kind of door-to-door verification was done by BLO? ❓ Why do the real house numbers vanish from the rolls? ❓ Who benefits when voters’ addresses are deliberately muddled? 👉👉This is not just clerical error. This is a mockery of democracy. When house numbers are erased, it becomes impossible to track fake entries, duplicate voters, and ghost identities. ⚠️ If in one small village, 947 voters can be “dumped” into a single address, imagine the scale of manipulation across Bihar & India. 👉👉Rahul Gandhi assertion that “लोकतंत्र की चोरी हो रही है” - is being proven again and again. 👉👉Gyanesh Gupta must answer “Is Nidani Village really living in one house, or is this a new way of rigging democracy?”

🚨🚨Another atom bomb🚨🚨 🟥🟥All 947 voters in one booth live in 1 house in Bodh Gaya ➡️ In Nidani Village, Bodh Gaya (Booth No. 161, Barachatti Assembly), as per the official voter list, 947 voters live in a single house - House Number 6. ➡️ Reality? Nidani has hundreds of houses, families, and separate homes. Yet, in the EC’s records, the entire village has been packed into one mythical house. ❓ What kind of door-to-door verification was done by BLO? ❓ Why do the real house numbers vanish from the rolls? ❓ Who benefits when voters’ addresses are deliberately muddled? 👉👉This is not just clerical error. This is a mockery of democracy. When house numbers are erased, it becomes impossible to track fake entries, duplicate voters, and ghost identities. ⚠️ If in one small village, 947 voters can be “dumped” into a single address, imagine the scale of manipulation across Bihar & India. 👉👉Rahul Gandhi assertion that “लोकतंत्र की चोरी हो रही है” - is being proven again and again. 👉👉Gyanesh Gupta must answer “Is Nidani Village really living in one house, or is this a new way of rigging democracy?”

Supriya Shrinate

214,289 次观看 • 1 年前

On April 22, 2025, the worst civilian terror attack in Kashmir since 2008 unfolded in broad daylight. 26 Hindu tourists were singled out and executed by terrorists. The Resistance Front—a Lashkar-e-Taiba proxy backed by Pakistan has taken credit for the horrific attack. But if you look at headlines from major Western media outlets, you wouldn’t even know Hindus were targeted. The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNN, BBC News (World), Reuters, and The Associated Press - They downplay terrorism. Sanitize it. Hide the victims' religious identities. Call terrorists “militants.” Put “terror attack” in sneer quotes. This isn’t just a tragic story—it’s deliberate erasure. In this powerful breakdown, we expose: The selective language used to obfuscate the truth 👉The history media conveniently forgets 👉 The ideological agenda behind the violence it ignores 👉 How the victims and entire communities are being gaslit in real time Watch this to understand what really happened, why it matters, and how legacy media is failing us once again. This is more than a video. It’s a call to reclaim the truth.

On April 22, 2025, the worst civilian terror attack in Kashmir since 2008 unfolded in broad daylight. 26 Hindu tourists were singled out and executed by terrorists. The Resistance Front—a Lashkar-e-Taiba proxy backed by Pakistan has taken credit for the horrific attack. But if you look at headlines from major Western media outlets, you wouldn’t even know Hindus were targeted. The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNN, BBC News (World), Reuters, and The Associated Press - They downplay terrorism. Sanitize it. Hide the victims' religious identities. Call terrorists “militants.” Put “terror attack” in sneer quotes. This isn’t just a tragic story—it’s deliberate erasure. In this powerful breakdown, we expose: The selective language used to obfuscate the truth 👉The history media conveniently forgets 👉 The ideological agenda behind the violence it ignores 👉 How the victims and entire communities are being gaslit in real time Watch this to understand what really happened, why it matters, and how legacy media is failing us once again. This is more than a video. It’s a call to reclaim the truth.

Hindu American Foundation

160,297 次观看 • 1 年前

$Congress seems to be the unhappiest when India makes progress. Its latest target is the Mumbai–Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail project. This is not just another infrastructure project. It is a transformative investment in India’s future. The India-Japan partnership remains firmly committed to operationalising the corridor at the earliest. While Japan’s advanced E10 Shinkansen trains are expected in the early 2030s, both countries have pragmatically agreed that services will begin with Indian-developed high-speed trainsets instead of waiting. The message is clear: deliver results first, while simultaneously building India’s indigenous high-speed rail capabilities. The benefits are immense: • It will connect India’s financial capital, Mumbai, with one of its fastest-growing commercial hubs, Ahmedabad, in a fraction of the current travel time. • Cities like Surat, the world’s diamond processing capital, and Vapi, a major industrial and chemical manufacturing hub, will be seamlessly integrated into a high-speed economic corridor. • Travel time will be cut by over four hours, making business travel, investment, tourism and regional connectivity far more efficient. • The project will strengthen manufacturing, create skilled jobs, enhance logistics and accelerate economic integration across one of India’s most productive regions. This is what nation-building looks like: combining global partnerships with Indian innovation, ensuring world-class infrastructure while strengthening domestic technological capability. Which raises a simple question: when a project promises faster connectivity, stronger economic growth, more jobs, and greater self-reliance, why is Congress so determined to ridicule it? Time and again, Congress has chosen to oppose transformational infrastructure instead of supporting India’s growth story. The country deserves better than politics that seeks to undermine progress.$

Congress seems to be the unhappiest when India makes progress. Its latest target is the Mumbai–Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail project. This is not just another infrastructure project. It is a transformative investment in India’s future. The India-Japan partnership remains firmly committed to operationalising the corridor at the earliest. While Japan’s advanced E10 Shinkansen trains are expected in the early 2030s, both countries have pragmatically agreed that services will begin with Indian-developed high-speed trainsets instead of waiting. The message is clear: deliver results first, while simultaneously building India’s indigenous high-speed rail capabilities. The benefits are immense: • It will connect India’s financial capital, Mumbai, with one of its fastest-growing commercial hubs, Ahmedabad, in a fraction of the current travel time. • Cities like Surat, the world’s diamond processing capital, and Vapi, a major industrial and chemical manufacturing hub, will be seamlessly integrated into a high-speed economic corridor. • Travel time will be cut by over four hours, making business travel, investment, tourism and regional connectivity far more efficient. • The project will strengthen manufacturing, create skilled jobs, enhance logistics and accelerate economic integration across one of India’s most productive regions. This is what nation-building looks like: combining global partnerships with Indian innovation, ensuring world-class infrastructure while strengthening domestic technological capability. Which raises a simple question: when a project promises faster connectivity, stronger economic growth, more jobs, and greater self-reliance, why is Congress so determined to ridicule it? Time and again, Congress has chosen to oppose transformational infrastructure instead of supporting India’s growth story. The country deserves better than politics that seeks to undermine progress.

Amit Malviya

22,641 次观看 • 1 个月前