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കർഷകൻ | Ugly foolish Leader
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[Sansiddh Jain @sansiddh]

I just realised something crazy.

India's GDP was $700B in 2004, and it reached $2.1T by 2014. 3x in 10 years. It's been 12 years since then and our GDP is $3.9T. 3x toh choro, we've not even been able to 2x our GDP in 10 years LOLLL.

[Roshan Rai @RoshanKrRaii]

Can’t believe there was a time when this lady was considered an intellectual by a group of people just for reading scripts in English with an accent 🤣

[Sunderdeep - Volklub @volklub]

He brought class & intellect to the table while dealing with global leaders and tackle economy.

Not afraid of random press conferences anywhere. Never spent a penny on his PR.

If such a leader was in full majority, we actually would have progressed a lot. That time had flaws but it was a good period and people had hopes.

[Arun Golaya @Arun_Golaya]

Another myth just like the story about the US denying GPS to India during Op Vijay (Kargil).

GPS is a purely passive system. It works on pseudo ranging. The receivers receive data from multiple satellites (4 satellites for resolving 3D position and time) and work out their own position. No transmission by the user is needed.

Another statement I have read many times (including in some reputed defence journals) is that the US “denied” GPS to India during Kargil thus making us initiate the case for NAVIC. I’m not sure how this story came about.

Non military (US / NATO) GPS sets (till May 2000) operated under the US Selective Availability (SA) policy, which deliberately degraded civilian accuracy *worldwide* to roughly 100 meters horizontal (versus the much higher military precision). India was not uniquely singled out. SA was a standing global feature of GPS (including for US based civilian users) from the early 1990s until President Clinton ordered it turned off in May 2000.

Even during Kargil, civilian GPS signals remained available globally. Indian forces too used commercial/handheld GPS receivers (including units fitted into some aircraft).

I’m not sure if India ever asked for the precision code for targeting during Op Vijay. It is highly unlikely as at that time, India was under US sanctions (after India’s 1998 nuclear tests. Under the Glenn Amendment), which restricted military sales, equipment and technical assistance to India. So at best, Military-grade GPS (encrypted Precise Positioning Service / P(Y) code) was not provided to India. I’m not sure how the stories about GPS being “denied” to India came about. Selectively denying GPS to a particular user / group of users is also not technically feasible. It can be denied (by the US) or even jammed / spoofed (by anyone not just the US) with the right equipment *over an area*…but that again cannot be country specific.

[Piyush Rai @Benarasiyaa]

This a paid PR campaign going on to target & harass students who were part of the protests at Jantar Mantar. From doxxing to witch-hunting, it is now the mainstream media and right wing accounts which have taken charge on behalf of the government.

[Piyush Rai @Benarasiyaa]

Good morning

[Manoj Arora @manoj_216]

Police have got a religion now.
Congratulations India!
We are getting to a point of no return.

[TheLiverDoc™ @theliverdoc]

GenZ in China vs. GenZ in India.
Well done Indian boomers.

[Birender Dhanoa @bsdhanoa]

You guys have utterly lost the plot (that is if you had any). How about a few #WATCH videos from homes of kids who took their own lives because of the paper leak? Or from the traumatised kids’ families who were watching the brute might of the state unleashed on their children?

[Preet @pinkythename]

Suna hai ye video delete karwaya ja raha hai

[Spider @SpiderAlert24]

See how governments control NDTV.
An Ex-NDTV journalist explained it.

[🚨Indian Gems @IndianGems_]

Masterstroke: IAS officer Naresh Pal Gangwar, whose family allegedly involved in the cucumber subsidy scam, has been appointed the country's new Education Secretary.

[Sting fan account(TS+MD) @sting_punk]

Most baniya thing a baniya could say .

[Akshay Parvatkar @camera_wala]

It’s called having a spine. You’ve sold it off long back (no pun intended).

[Heisenberg @heisenberg_2605]

How dare teachers come to protest to help students against paper leaks and scams😡😡😡😡

[Prem Panicker @prempanicker]

One thing is clear: the habit of sucking up to power and kissing ass is a hard one to break.

[Sidharth.M.P @sdhrthmp]

A❤️ love letter to ISRO/DoS/Govt of India:

NAVIC Desi-GPS is dead

Repeat PSLV failures in strategic missions. Reasons kept secret

13 ISRO launches listed for ongoing FY; not 1 has flown

Gaganyaan G1 delayed by many years

Talent is quitting ISRO

At this rate, Future ???

[Sriram @sriramthg]

The kinda tech that companies will chase after if you have a steady business built on technical excellence in a cutthroat market.

[Sandeep @SandeepUnnithan]

Over the years, we’ve bled
talent, scientists, technicians, reactor engineers trained by the Gods at OKB Afrikantov… but no brain drain as big as the loss of this single visionary scientist Cmde (Dr) Arogyaswamy Paulraj- naval sonars, MIMO that laid the foundations of 4G, 5G…it’s like losing a Dr APJ Kalam at the start of his career.

[Dev @refocus21]

Meet Prabal Pratap :

> Just a common man
> Wanted to file an FIR against an ACP
> Knocked on every door for justice
> First, the Special CJM rejected his complaint
> Then the Allahabad High Court dismissed it
> The Supreme Court also dismissed it
> After losing hope in every court
> Bro was completely frustrated with the system
> Risked his own career
> Did what millions only think about it
> And expressed his anger inside the Supreme Court
> Showed the judiciary its place
> Replaced Your Honour with "Mr judicial servant
> And ordering judges to file an fir against ACP vikas nagar
> Then threw the documents inside the Supreme Court
> And said ye de dena macharord CJI ko