@irvpaswan@narendramodi Dear Mr Minister, m afraid but you completely out of tune with reality. Either you intentionally doing it or there is something terribly wrong with how your ministry works. Please smell the coffee & ask your babus to go to field rather than just twitting from a/c cabin.
For the first 3 years, you are their whole world
Next 9 years, you are their evenings
Then 13 to 18, you're their weekends
Till your 30s, you're their holidays
And one day, you become "i'll call you back"
So if you see this, pick up your phone to tell them you love them
@TheOfficialSBI Level of service by SBI main Branch Nagpur. Almost 10days since request for foreclosure of expired BG against FD has been given, but till today the same has not been processed. What's more, they are making senior citizens run from table to table. @FinMinIndia
@TheOfficialSBI Level of service by SBI main Branch Nagpur. Almost 10days since request for foreclosure of expired BG against FD has been given, but till today the same has not been processed. What's more, they are making senior citizens run from table to table. @FinMinIndia
Karnataka is India’s top Tur Dal producing state.
And over 40% of it comes from just one district, Kalaburagi, home to the GI-tagged Kalaburagi Tur known for its superior quality.
But once again, our farmers have been left in the lurch by the Modi Government.
In 2024–25, India produced 35 lakh metric tonnes of Tur, but the Modi government procured less than 10% of it.
Karnataka alone produced 10 lakh quintals, but farmers were forced to sell at ₹6,000/quintal, well below the MSP of ₹7,550, causing a loss of ₹1,550 crore to our farmers. This year’s MSP is ₹8,000, but prices have crashed to ₹6,250, nearly half of last year’s rates.
Why? Because the Centre is choosing to flood the market with cheap, low-quality Tur from other countries abandoning our own farmers. It’s shocking that Tur imports have been duty-free since May 2021, with the waiver extended till March 2026. In 2024–25 alone, over 13 lakh metric tonnes were imported, and MoUs with countries like Mozambique have been signed to import another 2 lakh metric tonnes.
Even the Centre’s own CACP report admits Karnataka demanded an MSP of ₹16,548, with a cost of production at ₹11,032, but the Centre fixed it at ₹8,000.
A decade ago, the BJP came to power with grand promises of doubling farmers’ incomes and building an #AtmanirbharBharat. Today, those promises lie in ruins as the agrarian economy reels under neglect and mismanagement.
Meanwhile, BJP’s Union Ministers from Karnataka appear more focused on peddling hate than standing up for the rightful interests of the state they represent.
India's Crude Oil (Petroleum POL) in numbers.
Imports in FY25:
Value: $186Bn
Quantity: 328 Mn Tonnes
Unit Price: $567/tn or $76 per barrel
Exports in FY25:
Value: $63Bn
Quantity: 88 Mn Tonnes
Unit Price: $717/tn or $96 per barrel
Oil trade deficit
$123 Bn
What if Oil goes to $100 over the full financial year?
Oil trade deficit rises to $158 Bn or by $12Bn per $10 rise in price of Oil.
India's troubles with Oil begins beyond $125 Oil.
Why?
At $125 or higher, India's oil trade deficit rises to nearly $200 Bn.
India's Net Services Exports produces a surplus of $188Bn
Remittances bring in additional $110Bn
But Primary Income sees an annual outflows of $55Bn
At $250Bn of Merchandise deficit, of which Crude Oil is at $120Bn at a price of $76.
This deficit is easily covered by Services exports + remittances even after adjusting for Primary Income.
But if Oil rises past $125, the Merchendise trade deficit would rise to $330Bn or so producing a Current Account deficit of $87 Bn.
This number would then be covered at the mercy of Foreign flows (FPI & FDI). Both of these flows have been tepid.
There is now a consensus on few things
1. That the days of high oil prices are over.
2. Geopolitics produces tremendous shorting opportunities in Crude Oil.
3. OPEC + can manage prices and US would intervene.
All of the above have been true for a while now and help bring down Oil prices.
The above maths would help, if this doesn't happen and Oil prices rise over $125 per barrel.
The numbers wouldn't be exact. The demand for Oil will change and India's other import/exports numbers would also change.
This is a rough yardstick to assess the impact.
@drmcrngp It is with immense pain we are writing this to you. Your parking vendor at Ajni Station is everyday creating nuances with daily commuters. They are using foul language & threatening passengers incl womens. Many times complaints have been raised at GRP.
@RailMinIndia
@ITRADE191 So impressive bhai. Very few people are able to do what you have done for the society. Wish if I could able to replicate even 5% of what you have achieved. May God keep on showering his choicest blessings on you. Keep on the good work.
@Kartik10081 Really feel like you are writing this on my behalf. I went through this phase a month back and can relate with every word you have spoken here but believe me you can get over this and start a new life again. All the best for all your future endurance.