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Read Modi, Doval & Jaishankar as a continuum not as isolated soundbites clipped for outrage. Modi articulates the doctrine: India First, equal footing, no permission seeking. Jaishankar operationalises it abroad: no mediation, no sermons, no selective morality. Doval internalises it at home: history isn’t for grievance it’s fuel to...

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Take 10 minutes out to listen to this on Saturday. As an Indian, this fills me with immense pride. India is no longer the audience. India is the table. Global commentator speaknsee says it out loud: everyone wants a trade deal with India; FTAs, security partnerships, economic pacts…the queue is forming from Europe to everywhere else. And when Prime Minister Narendra Modi walks into the room, the dynamic is unmistakable, the hierarchy is clear. India isn’t asking, pleading, or performing - it’s being courted. Terms are discussed on India’s footing, not anyone else’s timetable.
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Do not take one back step. The people who do are cowards. This is not even a logical conversation and it’s not intended to be. This is a political racket… there’s a heavy concentration of ICE in Black and Brown communities because that’s where the heavy concentration of the illegal immigrants are. It’s not racism, it’s pragmatism. If we blink on this psyop we deserve to and will watch this country implode. Just tell these people they’re full of shit and move on. They are full of shit… A third of them are high as all hell. Another third are just obsessed with President Trump and the last third know exactly how dishonest they’re being but don’t care. All 3 groups need the same answer… Cut the shit and piss off. No stalemates with traitors and liars. No retreat, no surrender. 15 million foreign invaders, it is not negotiable for our national security. Royce White for U.S. Senate MN 2026 America 1st, Just Right™️
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.GregGutfeld : New York City isn’t prosperous because it’s left-wing, it’s left-wing because it’s prosperous. “93% of the vote in New York went Democrat. That is a one-party monopoly. It’s a choice therefore between the left and the looniest of left because there’s no legitimate opposition provided by a counter point against this madness… It’s not good for Republicans, but it ain’t good for Democrats either because this is gonna be around your neck in terms of an albatross… Young liberal voters are never up to speed on consequences and incentives. New York City isn’t prosperous because it’s left-wing, it’s left-wing because it’s prosperous.”

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विद्या विनयं ददाति, विनयाद् याति पात्रताम्। It means, education gives humility, and from humility comes worthiness. Modi's endless foreign trips are not about building India's friendships with the world. They are a loud, shameless drama to show off. His crude behaviour abroad, full of cheap stunts, insults India's pride, and he cares little for the shame it brings. His mad rush to visit including small, unimportant countries leaves India alone, with no real friends on the global stage. Modi's uncouth ways reveal his only goal: to fool gullible Hindu voters with a fake image of a world-loved leader to win votes. Uneducated and brash, Modi is not just a problem at home but a major embarrassment for India abroad.

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Mahesh Jethmalani

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#WATCH | Ghaziabad, UP | Former Congress leader Acharya Pramod Krishnam says, "Now is the right time for Rahul Gandhi to remove the 'Gandhi' from his name because he doesn't display any of Mahatma Gandhi's character traits. Even the opposition knows that the BJP cannot be defeated under his leadership. All Congress leaders know they can no longer fight, and they are losing one by one. The people of the country have not accepted Rahul Gandhi as Gandhi... The entire opposition will remove him from the position of Leader of the Opposition because of his failed potential... Where there is a strong and powerful leader like Narendra Modi in power, the Leader of the Opposition behaves like a clown..."
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#WATCH | Ghaziabad, UP | Former Congress leader Acharya Pramod Krishnam says, "Now is the right time for Rahul Gandhi to remove the 'Gandhi' from his name because he doesn't display any of Mahatma Gandhi's character traits. Even the opposition knows that the BJP cannot be defeated under his leadership. All Congress leaders know they can no longer fight, and they are losing one by one. The people of the country have not accepted Rahul Gandhi as Gandhi... The entire opposition will remove him from the position of Leader of the Opposition because of his failed potential... Where there is a strong and powerful leader like Narendra Modi in power, the Leader of the Opposition behaves like a clown..."

ANI

43,254 次观看 • 3 个月前

Hardik Pandya had come to Colombo with his girlfriend and was traveling with the team and staying at the team hotel. However, BCCI gave him a warning for not following their policy. So today, when the team was returning to India from Colombo, he was seen alone, as he was not given permission to take his girlfriend along. No one is bigger than the BCCI.
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Hardik Pandya had come to Colombo with his girlfriend and was traveling with the team and staying at the team hotel. However, BCCI gave him a warning for not following their policy. So today, when the team was returning to India from Colombo, he was seen alone, as he was not given permission to take his girlfriend along. No one is bigger than the BCCI.

𝐑𝐮𝐬𝐡𝐢𝐢𝐢⁴⁵

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🚨ONE MOVE FROM TURKEY — AND THIS BECOMES A GLOBAL WAR Erdoğan’s rhetoric is escalating fast— but behind the scenes, Turkey is still holding back. For now. Let’s be clear: Turkey is NATO. Turkey is strategic. Turkey is pivotal. If it enters this war— Everything changes. This stops being regional. It becomes a multi-front conflict stretching from the Middle East to Europe’s doorstep. Energy routes collapse. Alliances are tested. Escalation becomes uncontrollable. Right now— Turkey is balancing. Watching. Waiting. But the danger isn’t what’s happening— It’s how close everything is to tipping. Because it won’t take much. One strike. One mistake. One miscalculation. And the line is crossed. The question is no longer if tensions rise— It’s who gets pulled in next.
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🚨ONE MOVE FROM TURKEY — AND THIS BECOMES A GLOBAL WAR Erdoğan’s rhetoric is escalating fast— but behind the scenes, Turkey is still holding back. For now. Let’s be clear: Turkey is NATO. Turkey is strategic. Turkey is pivotal. If it enters this war— Everything changes. This stops being regional. It becomes a multi-front conflict stretching from the Middle East to Europe’s doorstep. Energy routes collapse. Alliances are tested. Escalation becomes uncontrollable. Right now— Turkey is balancing. Watching. Waiting. But the danger isn’t what’s happening— It’s how close everything is to tipping. Because it won’t take much. One strike. One mistake. One miscalculation. And the line is crossed. The question is no longer if tensions rise— It’s who gets pulled in next.

Jim Ferguson

961,072 次观看 • 3 个月前

Let’s be clear: this is the Schumer Shutdown. Democrats OWN THIS. House Republicans did our job. We passed a responsible bill to keep the government open, protect Americans, and ensure our troops, and federal workers get paid. Nearly every Republican supported it. Chuck Schumer blocked it, NOT because of policy, NOT because of principle, but because he’s terrified of a primary challenge from AOC and the radical fringe of his party. He’s willing to hold Americans hostage just to protect his political career. This is the third continuing resolution this year. Democrats eagerly signed the first two. Why not this one? Because they’re tired of losing to President Trump, and they think a shutdown helps them politically. But we CANNOT and WILL NOT surrender on this. We are on the right side of history, standing with military families, and taxpayers. Schumer is playing political games. We’re fighting for the American people, NOT illegal immigrants. Stand firm. NO more caving to the radical left.
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Let’s be clear: this is the Schumer Shutdown. Democrats OWN THIS. House Republicans did our job. We passed a responsible bill to keep the government open, protect Americans, and ensure our troops, and federal workers get paid. Nearly every Republican supported it. Chuck Schumer blocked it, NOT because of policy, NOT because of principle, but because he’s terrified of a primary challenge from AOC and the radical fringe of his party. He’s willing to hold Americans hostage just to protect his political career. This is the third continuing resolution this year. Democrats eagerly signed the first two. Why not this one? Because they’re tired of losing to President Trump, and they think a shutdown helps them politically. But we CANNOT and WILL NOT surrender on this. We are on the right side of history, standing with military families, and taxpayers. Schumer is playing political games. We’re fighting for the American people, NOT illegal immigrants. Stand firm. NO more caving to the radical left.

Wesley Hunt

68,156 次观看 • 9 个月前

.James Talarico: I have no problem sharing hard truths and disagreeing with the powers that be in my own party. I’m a Democrat because I feel like it’s the best vehicle to unite working people — but if the party is not doing that, I have no problem calling it out. In Texas, we have been suffering for 30 years under one-party rule. One-party rule always leads to extremism and corruption because there’s not a check on that power. We have the opportunity to finally end 30 years of one-party rule in Texas. If we do that, I think it’s gonna improve public policy for all of us.
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.James Talarico: I have no problem sharing hard truths and disagreeing with the powers that be in my own party. I’m a Democrat because I feel like it’s the best vehicle to unite working people — but if the party is not doing that, I have no problem calling it out. In Texas, we have been suffering for 30 years under one-party rule. One-party rule always leads to extremism and corruption because there’s not a check on that power. We have the opportunity to finally end 30 years of one-party rule in Texas. If we do that, I think it’s gonna improve public policy for all of us.

Team Talarico

111,024 次观看 • 4 个月前

Last year in Parliament, I spoke about India’s AI journey and two clear priorities. First, from Make in India to Make AI in India. Build our own capability, invest in research, and strengthen the infrastructure and compute we need to compete. Second, make advanced generative AI tools accessible and affordable for every Indian, in every language, so that no one is left behind. It is good to see AI back at the centre of national conversation as India hosts key discussions on its future. Now the focus must shift from intent to implementation. If we expand access and build with ambition, India can move from being a technology user to a technology leader. The question is not whether AI will shape the future. The question is whether India will help define it.
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Last year in Parliament, I spoke about India’s AI journey and two clear priorities. First, from Make in India to Make AI in India. Build our own capability, invest in research, and strengthen the infrastructure and compute we need to compete. Second, make advanced generative AI tools accessible and affordable for every Indian, in every language, so that no one is left behind. It is good to see AI back at the centre of national conversation as India hosts key discussions on its future. Now the focus must shift from intent to implementation. If we expand access and build with ambition, India can move from being a technology user to a technology leader. The question is not whether AI will shape the future. The question is whether India will help define it.

Raghav Chadha

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🚨🇮🇳 SURAT IS FLASHING A WARNING TO INDIA. Thousands of migrant workers are now leaving the city as the global war begins hitting India’s economy in real time. Not because jobs disappeared first—because LPG shortages made survival impossible. No gas to cook. Prices exploding. Textile units slowing. Families heading back to villages. Surat is India’s textile engine. When workers flee here, it’s not a local story. It’s the first visible crack in the supply chain → labor → production → inflation cycle. First fuel. Then factories. Then freight. Then food and clothing prices. This is how a distant war quietly enters every Indian household.
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🚨🇮🇳 SURAT IS FLASHING A WARNING TO INDIA. Thousands of migrant workers are now leaving the city as the global war begins hitting India’s economy in real time. Not because jobs disappeared first—because LPG shortages made survival impossible. No gas to cook. Prices exploding. Textile units slowing. Families heading back to villages. Surat is India’s textile engine. When workers flee here, it’s not a local story. It’s the first visible crack in the supply chain → labor → production → inflation cycle. First fuel. Then factories. Then freight. Then food and clothing prices. This is how a distant war quietly enters every Indian household.

Gaurav kochar

175,295 次观看 • 4 个月前