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We all know that those responsible for pushing India into the “Fragile Five” cannot digest the numbers of India’s growth. But you understand numbers well. * From April to June, electricity consumption increased by 9 per cent. * Car sales increased by more than 20 per cent. In this...

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V Nairvor 1 Monat

Growth?

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Venugopalan Govindanvor 1 Monat

"The factory and farm lines are the same growth story he has been selling since the Make in India pitch in 2014, factories at home instead of import bills." Even foreign observers can clearly see that Modi is full of empty talk with little to show in results. Andh bhakts are called so for a reason. They can't see.

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The country has absolutely no need for an incompetent Prime Minister like Narendra Modi. Amit Shah and Narendra Modi have become a burden on the people of the country; their resignation would be the true form of nationalism.

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Sachin Guptavor 1 Monat

बहुत हो चुका! अगर कानून का दुरुपयोग कर राष्ट्रवादी आवाज़ों को दबाया जाएगा, तो जनता चुप नहीं बैठेगी। न्याय चाहिए, तुष्टिकरण नहीं; कानून का समान और निष्पक्ष इस्तेमाल चाहिए। सत्ता को समझना होगा—जनता सब देख रही है। #JusticeForSwatantraUniteSanatan

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I am a deshbhaktvor 1 Monat

Modi ji, how much percentage did domastic essential decrease in the last 12 years ? What has cheaper become after the BJP is in power ? Gas cylinder was the price ₹380 in 2013, In 2026 ₹1100, The BJP govt has manufactured andhbhakt janwar, Watch this video 👇

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5th Passvor 1 Monat

Gross misinformation. Dr. Manmohan Singh, Dr. Raghuram Rajan combo brilliantly handled Fragile Five crisis by introducing FCNR(B) as a result fall rupee regain lost ground in 4 months and Fragile Five economy produced impressive 6.4% growth. Self inflicted wounds; 2win blunders (Note ban & GST) have ruined economy beyond repair. Multiple global headwinds have left no chance for any recovery. Economy back to Hindu rate of growth.

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V Nairvor 1 Monat

Why is garbage all over?

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अशोक तिवारीvor 1 Monat

जो BJP जो टी राजा सिंह की ना हुई नूपुर शर्मा की ना हुई थोड़े से दबाव में जिसने अन्नामलाई को छोड़ दिया और भरे मंच से बोलती हो कि बदला तो लिया जाएगा क्या लगता है वो तुम्हारी होगी..😐🫰 तुम्हारे लिए ये व्यवस्था है 👇 #UGC #SC_ST_Act

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Manoj Gargvor 1 Monat

Fragile five was letting us live India under Top 5 -

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विश्वम्भर नाथ द्विवेदीvor 1 Monat

जय भारत 🇮🇳 प्रधानमंत्री जी

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DAXESH SHAH🚩 🇮🇳vor 1 Monat

PM Modi ने तो आंकड़ों से ही पूरी कहानी बता दी! बिजली +9%, कार सेल +20%, स्टील-सीमेंट +8% - ये आंकड़े नहीं, भारत की ग्रोथ की गवाही हैं। 2013 में जो लोग भारत को Fragile Five में ले गए थे, उन्हें आज भी भारत की तरक्की हजम नहीं हो रही। आधा खाली गिलास वालों का यही पुराना रोना है!

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Sanjeev Kumar Singhvor 1 Monat

2013 की निराशावादी सोच से आज के आत्मविश्वासी भारत तक बदलाव आंकड़ों में भी दिखता है और जमीन पर भी जो लोग हर उपलब्धि में कमी खोजते हैं उन्हें भी भारत की बढ़ती रफ्तार स्वीकार करनी होगी 🇮🇳 #PMModi #NewIndia #ViksitBharat

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Daniel Rathnarajvor 1 Monat

Boss after fudging the numbers wants everybody to believe his story

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Pavitra sethvor 1 Monat

Zyada tweet is samay nahi . Dilli dekho Haalat kharab

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UK✍️🌷🌞🪔💐🔑🕉️🇮🇳vor 1 Monat

Kaise bhi ho kuch bhi karo duniya virudh kyo n khadi ho lekin hindu sanatan dharm roopi saty dharmi raho.

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Congratulations

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Deepak Srivastavavor 1 Monat

Stop ur jokery....the ground reality is different.Jokers,the growth under @narendramodi is the lowest.Despite ur tall claims of iphone manufacturing the overall % of manufacturing is down.U shameless traitors

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BP_Rauvor 1 Monat

Who is pushing General Class People into the HELL

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Rajiv Dixitvor 1 Monat

हम सबकी इच्छा है आप प्रेस कॉन्फ्रेंस करें.

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ANI

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IT’S COLONIAL MENTALITY NOT CLIMATE JUSTICE! Indian historian Vijay Prashad is a friend of ours at African Stream and he has some interesting comments regarding climate change from 2021 that are worth paying attention to. He argues that while Western countries consume most of the world’s energy, they lecture others on the need to reduce theirs, which simply comes across as a form of modern-day colonialism. To back up his point, he quotes this statistic. The USA makes up five per cent of the world’s population and consumes 25 per cent of the world’s resources. Compare that to Africa, which has 18 per cent of the world’s population but accounts for only four four per cent of world’s energy consumption, according to the International Energy Agency. Mr Prashad was speaking at the Climate Justice Coalition People’s Summit in the UK. And his fiery outburst on Western double standards earned him a round of applause. The thing is, despite Africa’s low energy consumption, it remains in the sights of global Climate Change policy. The UN’s Development Programme website admits the continent ‘accounts for the smallest share of greenhouse gases’ emitted globally. However, it warns Africa’s rapidly growing population means it should make sure its ‘development trajectory’ aligns with a ‘just energy transition’. Alternatively, to quote Mr Prashad, ‘You want to lecture us, you want to tell us that we are responsible for all the problems, because you never accept that you’re the one, principally, to blame.’ Is that how you see it too? Let us know in the comments. See you there.
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IT’S COLONIAL MENTALITY NOT CLIMATE JUSTICE! Indian historian Vijay Prashad is a friend of ours at African Stream and he has some interesting comments regarding climate change from 2021 that are worth paying attention to. He argues that while Western countries consume most of the world’s energy, they lecture others on the need to reduce theirs, which simply comes across as a form of modern-day colonialism. To back up his point, he quotes this statistic. The USA makes up five per cent of the world’s population and consumes 25 per cent of the world’s resources. Compare that to Africa, which has 18 per cent of the world’s population but accounts for only four four per cent of world’s energy consumption, according to the International Energy Agency. Mr Prashad was speaking at the Climate Justice Coalition People’s Summit in the UK. And his fiery outburst on Western double standards earned him a round of applause. The thing is, despite Africa’s low energy consumption, it remains in the sights of global Climate Change policy. The UN’s Development Programme website admits the continent ‘accounts for the smallest share of greenhouse gases’ emitted globally. However, it warns Africa’s rapidly growing population means it should make sure its ‘development trajectory’ aligns with a ‘just energy transition’. Alternatively, to quote Mr Prashad, ‘You want to lecture us, you want to tell us that we are responsible for all the problems, because you never accept that you’re the one, principally, to blame.’ Is that how you see it too? Let us know in the comments. See you there.

African Stream

20,791 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

#WATCH | Delhi: Sanjay Kumar, Secretary, Department of School Education and Literacy, says, "As you are aware, the Class 12 results recently declared by the CBSE were marked using an On-Screen Marking (OSM) system this time. Following this, certain concerns have been raised—specifically, students feel that the overall pass percentage has declined. Indeed, the pass percentage has dropped by 3 per cent compared to the previous year, falling from 88 per cent to 85 per cent. Some students feel that they should have received higher marks than those actually awarded to them... I would like to emphasise that On-Screen Marking is neither a novel concept nor is this the first time it has been implemented. The CBSE first initiated the OSM system in 2014; however, at that time, due to technical infrastructure limitations, it was deemed unfeasible to continue the process immediately. We have successfully reintroduced it this year..."
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#WATCH | Delhi: Sanjay Kumar, Secretary, Department of School Education and Literacy, says, "As you are aware, the Class 12 results recently declared by the CBSE were marked using an On-Screen Marking (OSM) system this time. Following this, certain concerns have been raised—specifically, students feel that the overall pass percentage has declined. Indeed, the pass percentage has dropped by 3 per cent compared to the previous year, falling from 88 per cent to 85 per cent. Some students feel that they should have received higher marks than those actually awarded to them... I would like to emphasise that On-Screen Marking is neither a novel concept nor is this the first time it has been implemented. The CBSE first initiated the OSM system in 2014; however, at that time, due to technical infrastructure limitations, it was deemed unfeasible to continue the process immediately. We have successfully reintroduced it this year..."

ANI

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VIDEO | Delhi: Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation (MoSPI) Secretary Saurabh Garg defends the GDP numbers. He says, "It's unfortunate that we've heard those remarks. Let me put it this way. Whenever we compare two different years, we always compare at constant prices. Firstly, what has been done in that statement is comparing figures at current prices. When you compare two years, say, five years ago and now, at current prices, there will obviously be some areas of discrepancy. The second, which is even more glaring, is the fact that the number being compared with is from the old base year. As you are aware, in February, we released numbers with the new base year, 2022-23, and we had given numbers for all the years in the back series up to 2022-23. So, a number from the new base year for the first quarter of this year has been compared with a number from the obsolete series based on the old base year of 2011-12, even though the new series had already been published in February 2026. So, this claim that the numbers have been compressed now relates to a figure that was released in February 2026 but was not quoted. That's the second glaring error...The third is the fact that when you look at the actual output or actual volumes, whenever a growth rate is compared from quarter to quarter, we do it based on actual production, let us say, of steel, cement and automobiles, in Q1 of 2025-26 with Q1 of 2026-27. In each of these areas, volume growth has been of the order of 10 per cent, 15 per cent and 20 per cent. So, it's unfortunate that a comparison is being made of apples and oranges, when I'm sure people know better..."
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VIDEO | Delhi: Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation (MoSPI) Secretary Saurabh Garg defends the GDP numbers. He says, "It's unfortunate that we've heard those remarks. Let me put it this way. Whenever we compare two different years, we always compare at constant prices. Firstly, what has been done in that statement is comparing figures at current prices. When you compare two years, say, five years ago and now, at current prices, there will obviously be some areas of discrepancy. The second, which is even more glaring, is the fact that the number being compared with is from the old base year. As you are aware, in February, we released numbers with the new base year, 2022-23, and we had given numbers for all the years in the back series up to 2022-23. So, a number from the new base year for the first quarter of this year has been compared with a number from the obsolete series based on the old base year of 2011-12, even though the new series had already been published in February 2026. So, this claim that the numbers have been compressed now relates to a figure that was released in February 2026 but was not quoted. That's the second glaring error...The third is the fact that when you look at the actual output or actual volumes, whenever a growth rate is compared from quarter to quarter, we do it based on actual production, let us say, of steel, cement and automobiles, in Q1 of 2025-26 with Q1 of 2026-27. In each of these areas, volume growth has been of the order of 10 per cent, 15 per cent and 20 per cent. So, it's unfortunate that a comparison is being made of apples and oranges, when I'm sure people know better..."

Press Trust of India

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VIDEO | Washington, USA: IMF Director of Communications Julie Kozack says, "India's real GDP in the second quarter grew by 7.8 per cent. That was above our staff expectations and also the consensus among other observers. This upward surprise was driven by stronger than expected activity in the services sector and also in exports. And I think what we would say is the outturn also underscores the resilience of the Indian economy, despite the energy price shock." (Full video available on PTI Videos -
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VIDEO | Washington, USA: IMF Director of Communications Julie Kozack says, "India's real GDP in the second quarter grew by 7.8 per cent. That was above our staff expectations and also the consensus among other observers. This upward surprise was driven by stronger than expected activity in the services sector and also in exports. And I think what we would say is the outturn also underscores the resilience of the Indian economy, despite the energy price shock." (Full video available on PTI Videos -

Press Trust of India

165,562 Aufrufe • vor 28 Tagen

Australia is in serious trouble. Labor’s record high immigration is literally forcing Australian families to live on the streets – and winter is coming. We have an unprecedented housing and rental crisis. We don’t have enough homes for everyone in Australia. Rental vacancy rates are lower than one per cent in our major cities. In my home state of Queensland, homelessness has increased 22 per cent in only five years. Increasing numbers of Australian families are living in tents, in sheds, in caravans and on the street. And we have a Labor government which refuses to do something to fix this crisis, and which is actually making it so much worse. Today’s edition of the Australian newspaper reports that we are experiencing the biggest two-year population surge in our history. The Albanese government is allowing 650,000 new immigrants into Australia this financial year and the next. That is more than the entire populations of Canberra and Darwin combined. Australia cannot accommodate all of these new people. Australia cannot contain these record numbers. Australia is bursting at the seams. Australia is full – and so are our hospitals and schools. We already have a shortfall of almost 700,000 homes for the people who are already here. Labor’s pathetic housing future fund – if it even gets up – will make absolutely no difference. 30,000 new homes in five years? What a sad joke. Labor is deliberately making the housing crisis even worse. We should prioritise net-zero immigration, not net-zero carbon dioxide. We must stop this flood or we will all drown.
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Australia is in serious trouble. Labor’s record high immigration is literally forcing Australian families to live on the streets – and winter is coming. We have an unprecedented housing and rental crisis. We don’t have enough homes for everyone in Australia. Rental vacancy rates are lower than one per cent in our major cities. In my home state of Queensland, homelessness has increased 22 per cent in only five years. Increasing numbers of Australian families are living in tents, in sheds, in caravans and on the street. And we have a Labor government which refuses to do something to fix this crisis, and which is actually making it so much worse. Today’s edition of the Australian newspaper reports that we are experiencing the biggest two-year population surge in our history. The Albanese government is allowing 650,000 new immigrants into Australia this financial year and the next. That is more than the entire populations of Canberra and Darwin combined. Australia cannot accommodate all of these new people. Australia cannot contain these record numbers. Australia is bursting at the seams. Australia is full – and so are our hospitals and schools. We already have a shortfall of almost 700,000 homes for the people who are already here. Labor’s pathetic housing future fund – if it even gets up – will make absolutely no difference. 30,000 new homes in five years? What a sad joke. Labor is deliberately making the housing crisis even worse. We should prioritise net-zero immigration, not net-zero carbon dioxide. We must stop this flood or we will all drown.

Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺

175,621 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren

VIDEO | BJP MLA from Jewar Dhirendra Singh says, “Flights are set to operate from Noida International Airport from 15 June. However, when I looked at airfares for travellers, I found that ticket prices were higher than those from Delhi. This is surprising because the VAT on aviation turbine fuel is 25 per cent in Delhi, while it is only 1 per cent in Uttar Pradesh. We expected that this benefit would directly reach passengers. At present, public transport connectivity to Jewar Airport is also underdeveloped. Therefore, today I will contact the Civil Aviation Minister of the Government of India and the concerned departments to raise the issue of higher fares.” (Source: Third Party) (Full video available on PTI Videos -
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VIDEO | BJP MLA from Jewar Dhirendra Singh says, “Flights are set to operate from Noida International Airport from 15 June. However, when I looked at airfares for travellers, I found that ticket prices were higher than those from Delhi. This is surprising because the VAT on aviation turbine fuel is 25 per cent in Delhi, while it is only 1 per cent in Uttar Pradesh. We expected that this benefit would directly reach passengers. At present, public transport connectivity to Jewar Airport is also underdeveloped. Therefore, today I will contact the Civil Aviation Minister of the Government of India and the concerned departments to raise the issue of higher fares.” (Source: Third Party) (Full video available on PTI Videos -

Press Trust of India

132,891 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten