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Raghav Chadha raised a question every middle class Indian feels: Why does the middle class pay higher effective taxes while corporates enjoy lower rates and incentives? That’s the real debate India needs. The difference is simple: Educated leaders answer questions. Uneducated ones dodge them by changing the topic. 💯...

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🚨 BIG DEMAND FROM PARLIAMENT 🚨 Raghav Chadha urges the government to ABOLISH LTCG tax on equities. His logic is simple and powerful 👇 Investors already pay STT on buying & selling. Then why punish long-term investors again with LTCG tax? He even told the Finance Minister: ➡️ LTCG on equities for individuals should be ZERO. This is pro-investor. This is pro-middle class. This is how you encourage long-term wealth creation. Taxing patience makes no sense well said Raghav Chadha Do you support 0% LTCG on equities? ❤️ LIKE | 🔁 REPOST | 💬 COMMENT “YES” if you agree
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🚨 BIG DEMAND FROM PARLIAMENT 🚨 Raghav Chadha urges the government to ABOLISH LTCG tax on equities. His logic is simple and powerful 👇 Investors already pay STT on buying & selling. Then why punish long-term investors again with LTCG tax? He even told the Finance Minister: ➡️ LTCG on equities for individuals should be ZERO. This is pro-investor. This is pro-middle class. This is how you encourage long-term wealth creation. Taxing patience makes no sense well said Raghav Chadha Do you support 0% LTCG on equities? ❤️ LIKE | 🔁 REPOST | 💬 COMMENT “YES” if you agree

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We need more people like you in Parliament to raise important issues that matter to the people. Raghav Chadha More power to you, man—beyond political parties! I truly respect the topic you’ve chosen to speak on. Please address the next issue related to crypto taxation. The government is charging a 1% TDS on every transaction and a 30% tax without allowing loss set-off. The irony is that they haven’t even regulated crypto, yet they are collecting taxes on it. You and Priyanka Chaturvedi🇮🇳 is youth icon— who can raise this issue!
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We need more people like you in Parliament to raise important issues that matter to the people. Raghav Chadha More power to you, man—beyond political parties! I truly respect the topic you’ve chosen to speak on. Please address the next issue related to crypto taxation. The government is charging a 1% TDS on every transaction and a 30% tax without allowing loss set-off. The irony is that they haven’t even regulated crypto, yet they are collecting taxes on it. You and Priyanka Chaturvedi🇮🇳 is youth icon— who can raise this issue!

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The real reason why Indians are hated in western countries👇(majorly in America) Not because they are smelly Not because their brown color Not because them coming from a non Christian country Not because they come from a poor place Not because they come from non white country If that was the case - South Americans would be getting the most hate - like 10x more than Indians - on social media and off the social media - As they are the biggest source of illegal immigrants, that fit in the above categories. Source - Center for Migration Studies (CMS, ~2024): Higher figure of ~2.317 million from South America Compared to India - 200k estimated illegals But that's not the case, wonder why? REAL REASON IS 👇 Indians being successful Indians doing better in "American dream" than most Them being leaders in every sector Them being educated and competitive Them not being labor class but a strong middle class aspiring to reach even higher level Them being innovator, initiators and winners THIS IS WHY INDIANS ARE GETTING THE HATE! Bottom line: Indians aren't primarily hated for failing to assimilate or for dependency — but often for outperforming expectations in a system that values merit and results. Envy of winners is an old human story. Real racism exists, but pretending success plays no role ignores the data on outcomes. The same pattern appears in Canada, UK, and Australia with Indian student/professional inflows. What do you think drives it most?
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The real reason why Indians are hated in western countries👇(majorly in America) Not because they are smelly Not because their brown color Not because them coming from a non Christian country Not because they come from a poor place Not because they come from non white country If that was the case - South Americans would be getting the most hate - like 10x more than Indians - on social media and off the social media - As they are the biggest source of illegal immigrants, that fit in the above categories. Source - Center for Migration Studies (CMS, ~2024): Higher figure of ~2.317 million from South America Compared to India - 200k estimated illegals But that's not the case, wonder why? REAL REASON IS 👇 Indians being successful Indians doing better in "American dream" than most Them being leaders in every sector Them being educated and competitive Them not being labor class but a strong middle class aspiring to reach even higher level Them being innovator, initiators and winners THIS IS WHY INDIANS ARE GETTING THE HATE! Bottom line: Indians aren't primarily hated for failing to assimilate or for dependency — but often for outperforming expectations in a system that values merit and results. Envy of winners is an old human story. Real racism exists, but pretending success plays no role ignores the data on outcomes. The same pattern appears in Canada, UK, and Australia with Indian student/professional inflows. What do you think drives it most?

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VIP movement in India isn’t about security anymore, it’s about power display. Every time roads are blocked: > Ambulances are delayed > Students miss exams > Daily wage workers lose income > Common citizens are treated like obstacles And for what? So a politician can pass without “inconvenience”. This is not democracy. This is a colonial hangover. We keep talking about “public servants”, but look at the reality: Thousands of police personnel deployed, entire routes cleared, traffic frozen… just for one convoy. Meanwhile, the same police stations remain understaffed when YOU need help. Even from a security perspective, these long VIP convoys: > Attract attention > Make movement predictable > Increase risk rather than reduce it Globally, leaders move discreetly. In India, we create a spectacle. The real damage? > It builds anger. > It creates distance between people and leadership. > It sends one clear message: some lives matter more than others. Security is important, but harassment of millions is not security. India doesn’t need VIP culture. India needs accountability, equality, and leaders who can stand in the same traffic as their people. Ban unnecessary VIP movement. Reform the rest.
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VIP movement in India isn’t about security anymore, it’s about power display. Every time roads are blocked: > Ambulances are delayed > Students miss exams > Daily wage workers lose income > Common citizens are treated like obstacles And for what? So a politician can pass without “inconvenience”. This is not democracy. This is a colonial hangover. We keep talking about “public servants”, but look at the reality: Thousands of police personnel deployed, entire routes cleared, traffic frozen… just for one convoy. Meanwhile, the same police stations remain understaffed when YOU need help. Even from a security perspective, these long VIP convoys: > Attract attention > Make movement predictable > Increase risk rather than reduce it Globally, leaders move discreetly. In India, we create a spectacle. The real damage? > It builds anger. > It creates distance between people and leadership. > It sends one clear message: some lives matter more than others. Security is important, but harassment of millions is not security. India doesn’t need VIP culture. India needs accountability, equality, and leaders who can stand in the same traffic as their people. Ban unnecessary VIP movement. Reform the rest.

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Elon Musk just reduced American crime politics to a single question on Joe Rogan. And answered it like it was arithmetic. Musk: “While obviously not everyone who’s a Democrat is a criminal, almost everyone who is a criminal is a Democrat.” That’s not a partisan attack. That’s an observation about how incentives work. If you’re a criminal, you don’t vote for the party promising longer sentences and more cops. You vote for the one gutting bail laws and calling enforcement racist. This isn’t opinion. This is game theory. Musk: “Because the Democrats are the soft-on-crime party. So if you’re a criminal, who are you gonna vote for?” Nobody wants to follow that logic to its conclusion. But the math doesn’t care. The softness isn’t accidental. It’s architectural. No-cash bail. Decriminalized theft. Sanctuary cities. Defund the police. These aren’t compassion. They’re infrastructure. Every policy that removes consequences builds a constituency that needs them to stay gone. That’s not ideology. That’s customer acquisition. You don’t protect criminals because you care about them. You protect them because they show up in November. The people paying the price are never the ones writing the policy. It’s the working-class neighborhoods getting hollowed out. The immigrant families who played by the rules watching the system reward the ones who broke them. The small business owners boarding up windows because the DA won’t prosecute. They’ll spend the next week calling Musk reckless for this. But he didn’t build the incentive structure. He just described it. And that’s what they’ll never forgive.

Dustin

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🚨 THIS BROKE ME. A high school student with special needs… just trying to fit in… just wanting to be accepted… gets humiliated instead. For what? A laugh? A moment of attention? I raised my 3 girls better than that. They were taught to be kind — to animals, to the elderly, to the disabled… to people who need it most. In school, they sat with the kids nobody else would sit with. They saw the ones others ignored. And I’ll never forget this… When my middle daughter was in 10th grade, a teacher personally chose her to help in the special needs class. Not because she was pretty. Not because she was popular. Not because she was on honor roll. Because of her heart. That’s what mattered. So when I see this kind of cruelty… I don’t just blame the kid. I look at where it started. Because bullying doesn’t come out of nowhere. It’s taught. Or it’s tolerated. Or it’s ignored. And that’s the real problem. That young man didn’t deserve humiliation… He deserved a friend. He deserved someone to sit next to him. To talk to him. To make him feel like he belongs. We don’t need more “cool” kids. We need more kids with heart. Because at the end of the day… that’s what people remember. So I’ll ask you this— Are we raising kids to fit in… or to stand up for the ones who don’t? 💔
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🚨 THIS BROKE ME. A high school student with special needs… just trying to fit in… just wanting to be accepted… gets humiliated instead. For what? A laugh? A moment of attention? I raised my 3 girls better than that. They were taught to be kind — to animals, to the elderly, to the disabled… to people who need it most. In school, they sat with the kids nobody else would sit with. They saw the ones others ignored. And I’ll never forget this… When my middle daughter was in 10th grade, a teacher personally chose her to help in the special needs class. Not because she was pretty. Not because she was popular. Not because she was on honor roll. Because of her heart. That’s what mattered. So when I see this kind of cruelty… I don’t just blame the kid. I look at where it started. Because bullying doesn’t come out of nowhere. It’s taught. Or it’s tolerated. Or it’s ignored. And that’s the real problem. That young man didn’t deserve humiliation… He deserved a friend. He deserved someone to sit next to him. To talk to him. To make him feel like he belongs. We don’t need more “cool” kids. We need more kids with heart. Because at the end of the day… that’s what people remember. So I’ll ask you this— Are we raising kids to fit in… or to stand up for the ones who don’t? 💔

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What more does the Indian government need to hear? Imagine a 1982 Mercedes that came all the way from the UK for our Himalayan expedition. It ran perfectly there, but after just 5–6 days in India, it started misfiring due to the ethanol-blended fuel. We replaced the fuel pump, injectors everything and yet the issue persisted. Clearly, the fuel mix is to blame. A car that’s driven thousands of miles flawlessly abroad got ruined here within a week. Now it’s being towed back to the UK. Thank you, India, for this experience and for damaging not just the car, but our image while representing the country. If Mr. Gadkari needs more details, we’re happy to provide them! 🙏🏻 Nitin Gadkari Hardeep Singh Puri
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What more does the Indian government need to hear? Imagine a 1982 Mercedes that came all the way from the UK for our Himalayan expedition. It ran perfectly there, but after just 5–6 days in India, it started misfiring due to the ethanol-blended fuel. We replaced the fuel pump, injectors everything and yet the issue persisted. Clearly, the fuel mix is to blame. A car that’s driven thousands of miles flawlessly abroad got ruined here within a week. Now it’s being towed back to the UK. Thank you, India, for this experience and for damaging not just the car, but our image while representing the country. If Mr. Gadkari needs more details, we’re happy to provide them! 🙏🏻 Nitin Gadkari Hardeep Singh Puri

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“JD Vance is the Reason for ALL This” Why is the GOP giving up on having any principles? Because JD Vance is the current front runner to be their nominee in 2028… and JD Vance is a terrible candidate. That’s why Matt Walsh is saying NETTR (No Enemies To The Right), and claiming we need those people to win. No, conservatives don’t need those bigots from the Young Republican group chat to win… but JD Vance does. That’s why he can’t condemn the Jew Hater Tucker Carlson. He NEEDS Tucker Carlson’s fans. And that’s why Megyn Kelly refuses to condemn Tucker Carlson; she knows JD Vance needs Tucker. And Nick Fuentes. And that’s why TPUSA refuses to condemn Tucker and instead makes him a keynote speaker. JD Vance—great friends with Charlie Kirk—needs Tucker Carlson. So JD Vance will destroy the Republican Party. The party that fought a civil war against the slave owning democrats. But now thinks “monkeys” is acceptable. All the people pointing at the empty chair of Charlie Kirk? You get that empty chair by excusing bigotry. There’s no excuse for that… Unless you NEED those people to win and winning is more important to you than principles. Marco Rubio? He doesn’t need those people. Ron DeSantis? He doesn’t need those people… and he better not bring Thomas Massie on the campaign trail with him again. But JD Vance? He needs ALL the help he can get… and we might get not just JD Vance the nominee, but Tucker Carlson the VP. And that’s a ticket where nobody wins and everyone loses.
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“JD Vance is the Reason for ALL This” Why is the GOP giving up on having any principles? Because JD Vance is the current front runner to be their nominee in 2028… and JD Vance is a terrible candidate. That’s why Matt Walsh is saying NETTR (No Enemies To The Right), and claiming we need those people to win. No, conservatives don’t need those bigots from the Young Republican group chat to win… but JD Vance does. That’s why he can’t condemn the Jew Hater Tucker Carlson. He NEEDS Tucker Carlson’s fans. And that’s why Megyn Kelly refuses to condemn Tucker Carlson; she knows JD Vance needs Tucker. And Nick Fuentes. And that’s why TPUSA refuses to condemn Tucker and instead makes him a keynote speaker. JD Vance—great friends with Charlie Kirk—needs Tucker Carlson. So JD Vance will destroy the Republican Party. The party that fought a civil war against the slave owning democrats. But now thinks “monkeys” is acceptable. All the people pointing at the empty chair of Charlie Kirk? You get that empty chair by excusing bigotry. There’s no excuse for that… Unless you NEED those people to win and winning is more important to you than principles. Marco Rubio? He doesn’t need those people. Ron DeSantis? He doesn’t need those people… and he better not bring Thomas Massie on the campaign trail with him again. But JD Vance? He needs ALL the help he can get… and we might get not just JD Vance the nominee, but Tucker Carlson the VP. And that’s a ticket where nobody wins and everyone loses.

Jake Donnelly

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No amount of privilege, status, or money can buy class, dignity, integrity, or self restraint. That is why Meghan Markle was never a natural fit for the royal family. The pregnant twerking video is a perfect example. Not because there is anything wrong with dancing while pregnant, but because choosing to post it publicly reflects a mindset completely at odds with the dignity expected of someone who once represented one of the world’s most respected institutions. A classy woman who is secure in her position, respected in her own right, and confident in who she is does not feel the need to turn every personal milestone into content. She does not constantly seek public validation or transform private family moments into engagement opportunities. The video feels less like the behaviour of a woman who was once part of the royal family and more like that of a wannabe influencer desperate to remain relevant and keep herself in the headlines. There is a reason the most respected public figures understand the value of restraint. Not everything needs to be filmed. Not everything needs to be posted. Not everything needs to be turned into a spectacle. Class and dignity are often revealed not by what people choose to show the world, but by what they choose to keep private. And that is precisely why Catherine, Princess of Wales, is the future Queen, while Meghan Markle has come full circle, back to seeking attention, selling matchsticks, and trying to convince the world she is thriving.
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No amount of privilege, status, or money can buy class, dignity, integrity, or self restraint. That is why Meghan Markle was never a natural fit for the royal family. The pregnant twerking video is a perfect example. Not because there is anything wrong with dancing while pregnant, but because choosing to post it publicly reflects a mindset completely at odds with the dignity expected of someone who once represented one of the world’s most respected institutions. A classy woman who is secure in her position, respected in her own right, and confident in who she is does not feel the need to turn every personal milestone into content. She does not constantly seek public validation or transform private family moments into engagement opportunities. The video feels less like the behaviour of a woman who was once part of the royal family and more like that of a wannabe influencer desperate to remain relevant and keep herself in the headlines. There is a reason the most respected public figures understand the value of restraint. Not everything needs to be filmed. Not everything needs to be posted. Not everything needs to be turned into a spectacle. Class and dignity are often revealed not by what people choose to show the world, but by what they choose to keep private. And that is precisely why Catherine, Princess of Wales, is the future Queen, while Meghan Markle has come full circle, back to seeking attention, selling matchsticks, and trying to convince the world she is thriving.

Queen Esther

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🇨🇦 THIS IS OUR MOMENT — CANADA MUST RISE This is not the country our parents built. A nation once defined by strength, fairness, hard work, and sovereignty has been hollowed out from the inside. Decisions that shape our lives are no longer made by Canadians — but by bureaucrats, global institutions, and political elites who will never face the consequences of their failures. You work harder. You earn less. You pay more. You get less back. Housing is broken. Healthcare is collapsing. Taxes are crushing families. Communities are changing without consent. And every time Canadians speak up, they’re told to sit down, comply, and accept it. That is not democracy. That is management. A country is not a flag or a slogan — it is a social contract. And that contract has been broken. From the Atlantic to the Prairies, from the North to the West, Canadians are asking the same question: Why are we being governed against our will? Why should provinces rich in resources remain shackled to policies that punish productivity? Why should regions with distinct values, economies, and cultures be forced into one failing centralized system? Independence is not division. It is accountability. It is self-government. It is the right of free people to choose their future instead of having it dictated to them. Nations around the world are rediscovering a truth Canada has forgotten: You cannot fix a broken system by begging it to reform itself. Real change begins when people remember who they are. Canada doesn’t need more control. It needs courage. And courage begins the moment people stop asking for permission. The future will not be given. It will be taken — peacefully, lawfully, and by the will of the people. The question is no longer if Canadians will demand it. It’s when.
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🇨🇦 THIS IS OUR MOMENT — CANADA MUST RISE This is not the country our parents built. A nation once defined by strength, fairness, hard work, and sovereignty has been hollowed out from the inside. Decisions that shape our lives are no longer made by Canadians — but by bureaucrats, global institutions, and political elites who will never face the consequences of their failures. You work harder. You earn less. You pay more. You get less back. Housing is broken. Healthcare is collapsing. Taxes are crushing families. Communities are changing without consent. And every time Canadians speak up, they’re told to sit down, comply, and accept it. That is not democracy. That is management. A country is not a flag or a slogan — it is a social contract. And that contract has been broken. From the Atlantic to the Prairies, from the North to the West, Canadians are asking the same question: Why are we being governed against our will? Why should provinces rich in resources remain shackled to policies that punish productivity? Why should regions with distinct values, economies, and cultures be forced into one failing centralized system? Independence is not division. It is accountability. It is self-government. It is the right of free people to choose their future instead of having it dictated to them. Nations around the world are rediscovering a truth Canada has forgotten: You cannot fix a broken system by begging it to reform itself. Real change begins when people remember who they are. Canada doesn’t need more control. It needs courage. And courage begins the moment people stop asking for permission. The future will not be given. It will be taken — peacefully, lawfully, and by the will of the people. The question is no longer if Canadians will demand it. It’s when.

Jim Ferguson

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Pete Hegseth just went straight into Kentucky and said the part a lot of Republicans are afraid to say out loud about Thomas Massie. At some point, being “against everything” stops looking principled and starts looking useless. President Trump is fighting the most radical political machine in modern American history, and he does not need Republicans in Washington who treat every major battle like a chance to perform for attention, debate process, or prove how different they are from the movement that put them there. Hegseth nailed it. Obstruction is not leadership. Constant commentary is not courage. And standing apart from Trump when the country needs unity is not some badge of honor. When Trump needs backup, Massie wants a seminar. When conservatives need votes, Massie wants to make a point. When the movement is under attack, Massie too often throws elbows at Republicans instead of focusing fire on the people actually trying to destroy the country. That is why this message matters. In the middle of a fight, you do not weaken your own side. You move toward the objective. Trump needs reinforcements, not Republicans who act like their main job is to complicate every battle from inside the tent.
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Pete Hegseth just went straight into Kentucky and said the part a lot of Republicans are afraid to say out loud about Thomas Massie. At some point, being “against everything” stops looking principled and starts looking useless. President Trump is fighting the most radical political machine in modern American history, and he does not need Republicans in Washington who treat every major battle like a chance to perform for attention, debate process, or prove how different they are from the movement that put them there. Hegseth nailed it. Obstruction is not leadership. Constant commentary is not courage. And standing apart from Trump when the country needs unity is not some badge of honor. When Trump needs backup, Massie wants a seminar. When conservatives need votes, Massie wants to make a point. When the movement is under attack, Massie too often throws elbows at Republicans instead of focusing fire on the people actually trying to destroy the country. That is why this message matters. In the middle of a fight, you do not weaken your own side. You move toward the objective. Trump needs reinforcements, not Republicans who act like their main job is to complicate every battle from inside the tent.

ⁿᵉʷˢ Barron Trump 🇺🇸

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The United States Senate was never meant to be a retirement community, and our Founders never intended it to be a lifetime appointment. Too many leaders, like John Cornyn, have lost touch with an entire generation of Americans and Texans are paying the price. That’s why I term-limited myself in the House: to give my best years to public service, where I can make the greatest impact for the people of Texas. I was proud to support President Trump from DAY ONE, and I will never abandon my oath to the Constitution, especially the duty to defend the Second Amendment. I’m running to take on the issues that matter most to Texans: securing the border, keeping our communities safe, and making life more affordable for hardworking families. Washington doesn’t need more career politicians. It needs new blood… leaders with real skin in the game. You’re looking at him.
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The United States Senate was never meant to be a retirement community, and our Founders never intended it to be a lifetime appointment. Too many leaders, like John Cornyn, have lost touch with an entire generation of Americans and Texans are paying the price. That’s why I term-limited myself in the House: to give my best years to public service, where I can make the greatest impact for the people of Texas. I was proud to support President Trump from DAY ONE, and I will never abandon my oath to the Constitution, especially the duty to defend the Second Amendment. I’m running to take on the issues that matter most to Texans: securing the border, keeping our communities safe, and making life more affordable for hardworking families. Washington doesn’t need more career politicians. It needs new blood… leaders with real skin in the game. You’re looking at him.

Wesley Hunt

69,336 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Be the torch. Not the searcher. (A leadership lesson from Buddha — and a little boy) A teacher once asked her class, “Do you have any questions?” One small boy stood up: “What is the weight of the Earth?” She didn’t know. So she stalled: “Great question! Everyone find the answer by tomorrow. There’s a prize.” That night, she searched libraries and books — obsessively. Next morning, she stood proud with her answer. But the boy raised his hand again: “With people… or without?” That… changed everything. This is not just a cute story. It is a mirror for how we lead, learn, and live. The teacher searched. But the child… saw. This is where awakened leaders — like Buddha — differ from conditioned minds. Buddha doesn’t think his way to answers. He sees. With clarity. With presence. He is not a searcher. He is a torch. In leadership, as in life…Here’s what this means for us: > True clarity does not come from data — it comes from insight. > Great leaders don’t react — they respond from awareness. > Wisdom isn’t knowing everything — it is seeing what matters. On this Buddha Purnima… May we all move from collecting to connecting. From memorising to realising. From knowing to being. Let light reveal — not logic assemble. P.S. What is the deepest question a child ever asked you? #BuddhaPurnima Avaada Group Avaada Foundation
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Be the torch. Not the searcher. (A leadership lesson from Buddha — and a little boy) A teacher once asked her class, “Do you have any questions?” One small boy stood up: “What is the weight of the Earth?” She didn’t know. So she stalled: “Great question! Everyone find the answer by tomorrow. There’s a prize.” That night, she searched libraries and books — obsessively. Next morning, she stood proud with her answer. But the boy raised his hand again: “With people… or without?” That… changed everything. This is not just a cute story. It is a mirror for how we lead, learn, and live. The teacher searched. But the child… saw. This is where awakened leaders — like Buddha — differ from conditioned minds. Buddha doesn’t think his way to answers. He sees. With clarity. With presence. He is not a searcher. He is a torch. In leadership, as in life…Here’s what this means for us: > True clarity does not come from data — it comes from insight. > Great leaders don’t react — they respond from awareness. > Wisdom isn’t knowing everything — it is seeing what matters. On this Buddha Purnima… May we all move from collecting to connecting. From memorising to realising. From knowing to being. Let light reveal — not logic assemble. P.S. What is the deepest question a child ever asked you? #BuddhaPurnima Avaada Group Avaada Foundation

Vineet Mittal

14,331 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Geneva is reportedly on high alert as protesters erupt ahead of President Trump’s arrival, and once again the same people who scream about “democracy” lose their minds the second Trump walks into a room with real power on the table. This is what always happens when Trump starts moving. The security ramps up, the protesters show up, the media starts spinning, and the political class gets nervous because they know he is not coming to play the old weak diplomatic game where America apologizes, bends over, and lets the world’s problems grow bigger while leaders pose for cameras. Trump is walking into Geneva with the world watching, Iran on the table, peace hanging in the balance, and enemies of stability praying that chaos can drown out results. But that is the difference with 47. He does not need everyone to like him. He needs them to understand that America is serious again. The protesters can scream outside. Trump is inside trying to bring peace through strength. 🇺🇸
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Geneva is reportedly on high alert as protesters erupt ahead of President Trump’s arrival, and once again the same people who scream about “democracy” lose their minds the second Trump walks into a room with real power on the table. This is what always happens when Trump starts moving. The security ramps up, the protesters show up, the media starts spinning, and the political class gets nervous because they know he is not coming to play the old weak diplomatic game where America apologizes, bends over, and lets the world’s problems grow bigger while leaders pose for cameras. Trump is walking into Geneva with the world watching, Iran on the table, peace hanging in the balance, and enemies of stability praying that chaos can drown out results. But that is the difference with 47. He does not need everyone to like him. He needs them to understand that America is serious again. The protesters can scream outside. Trump is inside trying to bring peace through strength. 🇺🇸

ⁿᵉʷˢ Barron Trump 🇺🇸

39,784 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Economic Survey ▪️Pegs GDP growth for next fiscal FY27 at 6.8-7.2%, this is lower than current fiscal ▪️Projects medium-term growth potential at 7% ▪️Geo political scenario could disrupt foreign capital inflows and consequently impact the Rupee ▪️External environment uncertain, India needs to be cautious ▪️Drying up foreign capital making the Rupee unstable ▪️Net surplus in services and remittances not enough to offset trade deficit ▪️Urges private sector to accelerate investment and job creation ▪️Indian firms’ outward investment rises from $14 bn to $24 bn in FY25 ▪️Manufacturing estimated to contribute 12.8% of GDP in FY26 ▪️Cautions against a bigger economic crisis than 2008 due to overheated AI valuations ▪️Need to retain students beyond Class 8 ▪️India’s pulses, maize and cereal yields remain below global averages ▪️Traffic and expensive houses are roadblocks for development ▪️Policy reshape needed for gig workers Some questions arise on the basis of what the Economic Survey says 👇 👉What are we celebrating? A sub 7% growth rate? 👉Survey estimates FY26 GDP growth at 7.4% and nominal GDP growth for the same period at just 8%. Why is the difference between nominal and real GDP growth rate only 0.6%? 👉Rupee has depreciated by over 6.5%. So a 8% nominal GDP growth with 6.5% Rupee depreciation means dollar GDP growth of just 1.5%. Why are we not worried? 👉For Viksit Bharat by 2047 - India needs a GDP growth of at least 8.2% every year for the next 21 years. What are we doing about it? 👉Finally someone in the govt accepting that the Rupee has been falling, but blaming it all on geo political uncertainty. But who will explain why the Rupee is the worst performing Asian currency especially when the dollar has weakened? 👉Why are foreign portfolio investors pulling money out of India? What is the plan to save the Rupee from this withdrawal? 👉Why is net FDI negative for 4 months in a row? 👉Why is India’s private sector not investing in India? 👉Why are Indian corporates investing more overseas than in India (outward investment of Indian cos rises from $14 bn to $24 bn in FY25)? 👉Why is manufacturing’s contribution to overall GDP still languishing at 12.8% - down from 15.6% under UPA and way below the targeted 25% of GDP? 👉Why have Make In India, Production-Linked Incentives (PLIs), failed to boost manufacturing? 👉Modi govt had announced 3 Employment-Linked-Incentive schemes (ELIs) in FY25 Budget to create more than 2 crore jobs. How many jobs have been created? 👉Govt had also announced an incentive scheme for 1 crore internships. Why did less than 10,000 people intern in the last 18 months? 👉Survey shows Corporate tax contribution to the total tax kitty declining, personal income tax collection rising. Why are all incentives then for wealthy corporates and not the ordinary tax payers? 👉The survey’s acceptance that students beyond Class 8 are dropping out should ring alarm bells for our education system. Does the Modi govt care which has shut down 90,000 Govt schools and consistently reduced education budget over the years? 👉Survey says India’s pulses, maize and cereal yields remain below global averages - what is being done to make agriculture more remunerative? 👉Survey says traffic and expensive houses are roadblocks for development - will the unliveable urban cities saddled with traffic, waste and pollution wake the govt up?
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Economic Survey ▪️Pegs GDP growth for next fiscal FY27 at 6.8-7.2%, this is lower than current fiscal ▪️Projects medium-term growth potential at 7% ▪️Geo political scenario could disrupt foreign capital inflows and consequently impact the Rupee ▪️External environment uncertain, India needs to be cautious ▪️Drying up foreign capital making the Rupee unstable ▪️Net surplus in services and remittances not enough to offset trade deficit ▪️Urges private sector to accelerate investment and job creation ▪️Indian firms’ outward investment rises from $14 bn to $24 bn in FY25 ▪️Manufacturing estimated to contribute 12.8% of GDP in FY26 ▪️Cautions against a bigger economic crisis than 2008 due to overheated AI valuations ▪️Need to retain students beyond Class 8 ▪️India’s pulses, maize and cereal yields remain below global averages ▪️Traffic and expensive houses are roadblocks for development ▪️Policy reshape needed for gig workers Some questions arise on the basis of what the Economic Survey says 👇 👉What are we celebrating? A sub 7% growth rate? 👉Survey estimates FY26 GDP growth at 7.4% and nominal GDP growth for the same period at just 8%. Why is the difference between nominal and real GDP growth rate only 0.6%? 👉Rupee has depreciated by over 6.5%. So a 8% nominal GDP growth with 6.5% Rupee depreciation means dollar GDP growth of just 1.5%. Why are we not worried? 👉For Viksit Bharat by 2047 - India needs a GDP growth of at least 8.2% every year for the next 21 years. What are we doing about it? 👉Finally someone in the govt accepting that the Rupee has been falling, but blaming it all on geo political uncertainty. But who will explain why the Rupee is the worst performing Asian currency especially when the dollar has weakened? 👉Why are foreign portfolio investors pulling money out of India? What is the plan to save the Rupee from this withdrawal? 👉Why is net FDI negative for 4 months in a row? 👉Why is India’s private sector not investing in India? 👉Why are Indian corporates investing more overseas than in India (outward investment of Indian cos rises from $14 bn to $24 bn in FY25)? 👉Why is manufacturing’s contribution to overall GDP still languishing at 12.8% - down from 15.6% under UPA and way below the targeted 25% of GDP? 👉Why have Make In India, Production-Linked Incentives (PLIs), failed to boost manufacturing? 👉Modi govt had announced 3 Employment-Linked-Incentive schemes (ELIs) in FY25 Budget to create more than 2 crore jobs. How many jobs have been created? 👉Govt had also announced an incentive scheme for 1 crore internships. Why did less than 10,000 people intern in the last 18 months? 👉Survey shows Corporate tax contribution to the total tax kitty declining, personal income tax collection rising. Why are all incentives then for wealthy corporates and not the ordinary tax payers? 👉The survey’s acceptance that students beyond Class 8 are dropping out should ring alarm bells for our education system. Does the Modi govt care which has shut down 90,000 Govt schools and consistently reduced education budget over the years? 👉Survey says India’s pulses, maize and cereal yields remain below global averages - what is being done to make agriculture more remunerative? 👉Survey says traffic and expensive houses are roadblocks for development - will the unliveable urban cities saddled with traffic, waste and pollution wake the govt up?

Supriya Shrinate

29,538 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

We were told Iran lost this war. But now it seems like they might be getting a deal which gives them everything they want. In the past three months, the United States and Israel defeated Iran in every measurable military way. And now this Memorandum of Understanding is giving Iran 300 billion dollars for reconstruction. Every sanction terminated. Its frozen funds released. And its highly enriched nuclear material left sitting inside the country. Iran found out that pursuing a nuclear weapon and posing a threat to the world could be rewarded. And all they would have to do is wait long enough and lie long enough. What the West lacked was stamina and patience. When dealing with a terrorist nation-state that has no regard for its own citizens' lives, that is guided by a middle-aged radical doctrine and is willing to pay any price to see that doctrine come alive, you need to understand your enemy in order to win over it. We now have 60 days to make the right deal. And the eye on the prize needs to be on removing the enriched uranium. Not just the 60%, but all of it. This is the window where the real deal needs to be negotiated, and negotiated properly/ The highly enriched nuclear material has to leave the country. It needs to address the terror proxy network, such as Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis. It needs to address Iran’s ballistic missile stockpile. And it needs to address the rights and freedoms that its people deserve. Anything less isn't a solution. It’s a reward. We've come this far, it’s time to build a new Middle East free from the ongoing threat of the Islamic regime in Iran and its proxies. It requires patience and persistence, and I pray that our leaders can follow through and turn a short-term military victory into a long-lasting political one.
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We were told Iran lost this war. But now it seems like they might be getting a deal which gives them everything they want. In the past three months, the United States and Israel defeated Iran in every measurable military way. And now this Memorandum of Understanding is giving Iran 300 billion dollars for reconstruction. Every sanction terminated. Its frozen funds released. And its highly enriched nuclear material left sitting inside the country. Iran found out that pursuing a nuclear weapon and posing a threat to the world could be rewarded. And all they would have to do is wait long enough and lie long enough. What the West lacked was stamina and patience. When dealing with a terrorist nation-state that has no regard for its own citizens' lives, that is guided by a middle-aged radical doctrine and is willing to pay any price to see that doctrine come alive, you need to understand your enemy in order to win over it. We now have 60 days to make the right deal. And the eye on the prize needs to be on removing the enriched uranium. Not just the 60%, but all of it. This is the window where the real deal needs to be negotiated, and negotiated properly/ The highly enriched nuclear material has to leave the country. It needs to address the terror proxy network, such as Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis. It needs to address Iran’s ballistic missile stockpile. And it needs to address the rights and freedoms that its people deserve. Anything less isn't a solution. It’s a reward. We've come this far, it’s time to build a new Middle East free from the ongoing threat of the Islamic regime in Iran and its proxies. It requires patience and persistence, and I pray that our leaders can follow through and turn a short-term military victory into a long-lasting political one.

Noa Tishby

23,135 görüntüleme • 27 gün önce