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From transnational repression to conventional warfare, why does India keep losing narrative wars? It's because of their reputation as shameless disinfo mongers. Both their cringe mainstream media & infamous IT cells openly brag about spreading lies to further self interests. What are the long term impacts of this? People... start tuning you out. You attract scrutiny. Everyone doubts everything you say. You have zero credibility. Zero journalistic standards (which is also why India ranks 151/180 on RSF's press freedom index). You become a joke. Low IQ takes won't cut it on the world stage. May work in certain corners of India, like the Cowbelt region, but makes you look foolish everywhere else. India's social media accounts, namely its BJP IT Cells, have also burned every bridge possible, and attract mockery on all things India. These guys self goal all the time. It's really sad, to be honest. And who are India's allies really, anyways? Who's amplifying and supporting India's narratives? The Global South? Not really. Burned too many bridges and China is eating their lunch. The West? The flip flopping on Ukraine-Russia + transnational repression against the influential and successful Sikh diaspora have made India untrustworthy in most rooms. India is a large market but its infrastructure is terrible and the vast majority of its population is disenfranchised, poor, and neglected. They just aren't the global power they make themselves believe they are. Lots of reasons for India's inability to win narratives internationally. And only India is to be blamed for that.show more

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Macho Alfa 🪯🇨🇦 🇺🇸1 year ago

It's like the boy who cried wolf - people will eventually stop believing liars.

Free Falcon1 year ago

"People start tuning you out. You attract scrutiny. Everyone doubts everything you say. You have zero credibility" - 100% facts here!

Kulwinder s Sidhu1 year ago

Sahi gal ae. Also abusive behaviour,rapes threats,chest thumping,disgusting street food videos,teasing girls on holi,creepy behaviour around women in other countries,SCAMMING elder people in 1st world nations,we r superpower Saar,we’ll do this,we’ll do that and many many more.

RamanjitSingh941 year ago

they still lost😂😂

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Aravind

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#WATCH | Delhi: Author, Philosopher and Advaita teacher Acharya Prashant says, "...The Pakistani army is not a well-wisher of the Pakistani nation. Their intentions towards Pakistan are also not good. Otherwise, they would not have participated in this war. They know they cannot grow beyond a point, and probably they have given up on themselves. But India does not want to be confined to just this region. We have global ambitions, we want to be a global power and a global power, not just in a military sense or a hegemonic sense, but global power in research hub, quality of life, center of creativity and innovation. That's what India wants to be. Pakistan does not even want to be that, so the very objectives are different. They want to pull us down to their level...What China is doing through Pakistan is that it wants to put you back by another 20 years and thereby increase the difference between itself and India. We must not allow that to happen..."

#WATCH | Delhi: Author, Philosopher and Advaita teacher Acharya Prashant says, "...The Pakistani army is not a well-wisher of the Pakistani nation. Their intentions towards Pakistan are also not good. Otherwise, they would not have participated in this war. They know they cannot grow beyond a point, and probably they have given up on themselves. But India does not want to be confined to just this region. We have global ambitions, we want to be a global power and a global power, not just in a military sense or a hegemonic sense, but global power in research hub, quality of life, center of creativity and innovation. That's what India wants to be. Pakistan does not even want to be that, so the very objectives are different. They want to pull us down to their level...What China is doing through Pakistan is that it wants to put you back by another 20 years and thereby increase the difference between itself and India. We must not allow that to happen..."

ANI

371,801 views • 1 year ago

#WATCH | Delhi | Former Deputy NSA Pankaj Saran says, "...India has been a regular invitee, even before he (PM Modi) became a Prime Minister, even in the pre-Modi era, India was an invitee. I think the invitation is a recognition of a reality that everyone accepts today, which is that you cannot discuss the state and the future of the global economy without India...Because you cannot have a solution to any global problem without India...India must always be a part of the solution, never a part of the problem. Which is why we have been invited despite all the bilateral problems with Canada, because the G7 feels that they need to have India on their side..."

#WATCH | Delhi | Former Deputy NSA Pankaj Saran says, "...India has been a regular invitee, even before he (PM Modi) became a Prime Minister, even in the pre-Modi era, India was an invitee. I think the invitation is a recognition of a reality that everyone accepts today, which is that you cannot discuss the state and the future of the global economy without India...Because you cannot have a solution to any global problem without India...India must always be a part of the solution, never a part of the problem. Which is why we have been invited despite all the bilateral problems with Canada, because the G7 feels that they need to have India on their side..."

ANI

40,275 views • 1 year ago