@dhruv_rathee Everyone knows you're using that as a shield 🛡️. Your YouTube channel is well-managed and makes stronger points! but surprisingly your game on X is weak!
@online_a2z98400@abhijeet_dipke If you owned a shop near a protest site, would you keep it open? Furthermore, what happens if an outside agitator commits vandalism and frames the protesters, or vice versa?
@jerrywalker95@kakar_harsha@elonmusk@POTUS@PMOIndia@grok NavIC was built specifically for regional accuracy in India and is officially recognized by the US Congress as an allied navigation system. Replacing expired Phase-1 satellites isn't a "failure"—it's standard maintenance. (2/2)
@jerrywalker95@kakar_harsha@elonmusk@POTUS@PMOIndia@grok Read my reply again. "Dec 2025" was the cutoff date for ISRO launching 434 foreign satellites (including for the US), not when NavIC started. By "completing its first phase", I meant the initial 2010s satellites reached the end of their ~10-year lifespan. (1/2)
@jerrywalker95@kakar_harsha@elonmusk@POTUS@PMOIndia@grok GPS started in the 1970s; NavIC is a brand-new system just completing its first phase. As of Dec 2025, ISRO has launched 434 satellites for 36 countries, including the USA.
@jerrywalker95@kakar_harsha@elonmusk@POTUS@PMOIndia@grok You clearly don't know how modern military receivers work. They don't rely on a single system; they use multi-constellation GNSS (NavIC, GPS, Galileo combined) simultaneously. The receiver seamlessly cross-checks data. Using fallback systems is the redundancy, not a failure.
@jerrywalker95@kakar_harsha@elonmusk@POTUS@PMOIndia@grok Satellites have limited operational lifespans. The gap happened because older satellites naturally retired and a replacement faced a launch anomaly—standard spaceflight challenges. With NVS-03 launching soon, full positioning will be restored. It's not a failure.
@rightwingerr01@tdsfixer@kakar_harsha@elonmusk@POTUS@PMOIndia@grok Starshield is a division of SpaceX’s Starlink subsidiary, sharing the same satellite infrastructure. The difference is operational: Starlink is a civilian network Musk controls, while Starshield hands the government and US military the direct "switch" to operate it.
@DiggingInTheDi1 Tesla sold 1000 cars in last 12 months in India since it's launching.
Whereas approx 4.5 million passanger vehicles were sold in India in 2025.
Source: https://t.co/VkQ9mp7ju6
@ben_kew It’s hard to take anything you say seriously when you literally write for The Gateway Pundit. It's recognized as a fake news website that runs on fabricated stories and hoaxes by Wikipedia.
@ShaneEBurns The average Indian smartphone user consumes roughly 50% more mobile data every month than the average North American user.
Source: https://t.co/boZXnTd5xQ
@ShaneEBurns It's called Purchasing Power Parity (PPP). Elon is dropping prices to capture a billion-user market, just like Netflix charging $27+ in Switzerland but <$3 in Pakistan. It’s basic global economics to maximize profit.
@plzbepatient If India 'disappeared tomorrow,' US hospitals would run out of critical medicines within weeks and Silicon Valley’s back-end would grind to a halt. Read up on global supply chains before making wild claims.