Two left-wing students are holding a picture of Ayatollah Khomeini and celebrating the victory of Iran's 1979 Islamic Revolution, but later one of them was hanged and the other was exiled to Sweden.
#SubhashChandra : Canara Bank का बयान और तीखा:
1. इस बैंक ने Forensic audit की मांग की
2. ये बैंक भी Repayment Plan के विरोध में
3. LIC, यूनियन बैंक , Canara Bank NCLAT जाएंगे । सरकारी बैंक सुभाष चंद्रा के विरोध में।मुसीबत बढ़ी ।बचानेवाला शायद अब कोई नहीं
Let's evaluate this post of Rahul Gandhi when more than 6 months have passed.
1. “𝑰𝒏𝒅𝒊𝒂’𝒔 𝒐𝒊𝒍 𝒔𝒖𝒑𝒑𝒍𝒊𝒆𝒔 𝒂𝒓𝒆 𝒖𝒏𝒅𝒆𝒓 𝒕𝒉𝒓𝒆𝒂𝒕.”
Yes. Which is precisely why India, under Modiji, has spent years reducing its vulnerability to Hormuz. Hormuz accounted for 61.1% of India’s crude imports in 2020; by 2024, it was down to 32.9%. Modiji actually prepared for a Hormuz crisis 5 years in advance.
Meanwhile, Russian crude coming through the Danish Straits rose from zero to around 19%, while the Suez Canal route rose to 29.2% during this period. India also diversified procurement towards Russia, the US, Brazil and other non-Gulf suppliers.
And when the crisis actually hit, around 70% of India’s crude was being sourced through routes outside Hormuz, compared with about 55% before the conflict.
We never felt a shortage of oil, courtesy of the superb management by the Modi government. Other countries had to literally ration oil among their citizens.
2. “𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝒔𝒊𝒕𝒖𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏 𝒊𝒔 𝒆𝒗𝒆𝒏 𝒘𝒐𝒓𝒔𝒆 𝒇𝒐𝒓 𝑳𝑷𝑮 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝑳𝑵𝑮.”
Yes — and this is where the diversification story becomes even more important. Just over a decade ago, India imported crude, LNG and LPG from 27 countries. Today, energy is sourced from 41 countries. Again, great work from Modiji.
Now, during the crisis, LPG procurement was diversified beyond Qatar, UAE, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait to the US, Norway, Canada, Algeria and Russia. At the same time, domestic LPG production was increased by 28% in just five days.
(Just to add, Algeria has emerged as India's third-largest source of LPG in Aug26)
For LNG, alternative cargoes were secured through new sources and routes, while India continued sourcing from partners including the US, Oman, Nigeria, Australia and others.
I am not even writing about all the tankers we got passed through Hormuz by talking to both the USA and Iran.
Hence, it is clear that the Modi government has managed the Iran crisis very well so far. Hope Rahul Gandhi learns from Modiji about what to do in a crisis. 😃
“Why don’t we see any picture of Rahul Gandhi & PriyankaG celebrating Raksha Bandhan?” - Padmaja Joshi ji
“RaGa will NEVER celebrate Hindu festivals. Have you seen him play Holi or celebrate Diwali? All this is to appease his vote bank”
She's social media influencer Manjeet Kaur. She was abducted and taken to a forested area near Morinda (Punjab), tied to a tree and set on fire.
Punjab's super CM @ArvindKejriwal is busy sneaking into others' bedrooms.
🇻🇪 VENEZUELA OIL DEAL — INDIA BENEFICIARIES
Venezuela has the world's largest proven oil reserves (~303 bn barrels), but production is only ~1.2 mbpd after years of underinvestment.
If the US-led push actually revives Venezuelan production, watch these Indian companies:
🥇 ONGC - Existing Venezuelan assets + San Cristobal revival + potential new upstream opportunities.
🥇 Reliance - Jamnagar is ideally suited to process heavy Venezuelan crude; potentially a major beneficiary of increased discounted crude supply.
⭐ Fineotex - Its newly acquired US subsidiary, CrudeChem, is an oilfield-specialty-chemicals business. More drilling = more demand for production chemicals, flow assurance, water treatment & well chemicals.
⭐ Welspun Corp - Major global line-pipe player with US manufacturing. A Venezuelan production revival could eventually mean massive pipeline/infrastructure requirements.
Oil India / IOC / MRPL - Existing Venezuelan exposure and/or heavy-crude processing capabilities.
L&T / Engineers India / BHEL / Thermax - Potential second-order EPC/infrastructure beneficiaries.
The real opportunity isn't discovering Venezuelan oil.
It's unlocking the world's largest proven oil reserve base that has been severely underdeveloped.
ONGC = Upstream
Reliance = Refining
Fineotex = Oilfield chemicals
Welspun = Pipelines
This could become a significant long-term India investment theme. 🇮🇳
#Venezuela #Oil #ONGC #Reliance #Fineotex #Welspun #India #Investing
CJP guys created a counter-polarisation in favour of Modi ji. Now I am seeing more Instagram reels about PM SHRI schools. BJP is so poor at advertising that I am only now learning about this scheme and the PM SHRI schools, even though the scheme was launched in 2021-22.
India’s external debt is among the lowest in the G20, at just 19.4% of GDP.
While several major economies carry external debt exceeding 100% of their GDP, India remains at the lower end of the table.
Here’s how India compares with the world’s major economies.
Kyrgyzstan is a secular country like India.
90% population of Kyrgyzstan is Sunni Muslim..
The Kyrgyzstan govt has banned the niqab and burqa in public spaces.
A Women wearing a niqab or burqa in public face a fine of 20,000 som (about $230).
If Modi govt notifies similar rule in India, your ass would be on fire and you would be jumping insanely..
Every year during monsoon, Eastern Uttar Pradesh was rocked by Japanese encephalitis
Close to 1000 would die, mostly babies
Then BJP was elected in 2017
Today that number is down to zero
But what about press conference?
>be Indian economy
>three straight years of 7%+ growth and inflation coming down
>West Asia war starts
>every forecast turns black
>oil and fertiliser shock, weaker rupee, FDI dries up, exports slump, growth slides toward 6%, inflation spikes toward 6%
>El Niño on top of it
>PM asks people to cut gold, fuel and unnecessary travel
>six months later
>GDP still 7–7.5%, some houses putting Q1 near 8%
>inflation sitting close to the RBI’s 4% target
>current-account deficit a mere 0.3% of GDP
>HSBC: headline numbers look more Goldilocks than crisis
>what actually happened
>rate cuts from late 2024 finally transmitted
>GST cuts put money back in people’s hands
>US tariffs came off and exports to America rose
>industry front-loaded production instead of freezing
>years of reserve buffers, diversified crude sources, extra refining and storage capacity absorbed the energy hit
>services, 55% of GDP, kept doing the heavy lifting on growth, kept services inflation low, and kept remittances plus software exports covering the goods deficit
>the shock arrived
>the buffers held
>the macros did not break
>risks exist, as they always do
>they have not shown up in the data the way the doomers priced them
>so far the Indian economy has simply refused to follow the script written for it