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[Harry @Harry01849]

@BICATONBNB @eth_cedric Not possible after contract is renounced i think. Maybe holders cab come together and agree on something and send to charity if we want to go that side using their holder dividends.

[Harry @Harry01849]

@Corey_Ross81 I would have if there was that option and they can wait for a while but didn't have that choice which was the reason for taking that loan in the first place 😅

[Harry @Harry01849]

Took a 3.5 grand loan to pay bills and fees. But couldn't stop myself from using some to buy crypto. Went in and used 200 bucks something and bought some $SI
, wangchai and $USELESS

Hope my buys won't be $USELESS and will help me repaying the loan and getting some spare enough for me to quit my job and take some time off and may be buy something good for family and myself 😅.

@theunipcs bro should I buy some more with whatever left after paying things ??

[Harry @Harry01849]

@yunayuispink can you do boy version for this ? wanna send it to someone 🫣

[Harry @Harry01849]

@Binance_intern After clearing loans ,making deposits , buying things for family , I would buy myself some btc , bnb and a house where I can spend the rest of my retirement and may be a doomsday bunker ?!

[Harry @Harry01849]

@krunalp531 @Asksindia_ @iNishant4 @SpeakForBharat @IPrabhakarSP @Sanatanii_ @harshkkapoor @Ambujmishra9090 @HarishK04131926 @ParasKGhelaanii @jpr_wale Why bring religion?? 😔 People never change

[India at UN, Geneva @IndiaUNGeneva]

We have seen the OHCHR’s remarks about today’s events in New Delhi.

India is the world’s largest democracy, where the right to peaceful assembly is guaranteed by our Constitution and safeguarded by robust institutions, an independent judiciary and a free media. As in every democracy, Indian citizens exercise this right subject to reasonable restrictions in the interest of public order. The authorities, for their part, act in accordance with the law, and our courts remain available to all for redressal of any grievances.

The OHCHR’s concerns are therefore misplaced and constitute an unwarranted interference in the internal affairs of India.

In this context, OHCHR would also do well to devote comparable attention to large-scale protests elsewhere, consistent with its mandate of impartiality and non-selectivity.

@MEAIndia @IndianDiplomacy @PMOIndia @DrSJaishankar @abagchimea

[Harry @Harry01849]

Yeah people will set up a wifi inside their huts and small houses so that they have to to replace the devices whenever there are some issues because of damage caused by the environment and why do people in villages even need a wifi they don't stay at homes and doom scroll they spend most of their time at work and when they come home they spend time on some telivision serial or with their family why would all the rural people want to use something they can't fully utilise ??

[Harry @Harry01849]

If it's to compete there needs to be competation as of there are not satellite internet in India who is starlink gonna compete with ?? Aren't all three providers waiting for approval ?? And what does this affordable mean can we get the numbers ?? Numbers are better than words right?! Better price ?? In the country where the internet is most affordable.
And Mr Elon musk said it will help children with education and help at times of disasters didn't he is he going to provide it for free in these cases or will it be the same business doing business with education and disasters like all the corporate org do .

And why don't they do the same with other places that didn't allow starling and have more areas to cover instead targeting India who gave them the permit and only asking them to follow rules does this imply they think they are above the India sovereignty and law and the government that is formed by the people ???

[Kamal Haasan @ikamalhaasan]

Mr. Musk, yes, no billionaire should dictate a nation’s policy - Indian or American.

India must welcome competition in satellite internet, from Indian and global providers, whoever offers the most practical and affordable last-mile solution for those in remote regions. In countries with lower per-capita incomes, satellite internet must be affordable too. High subscription fees and equipment costs risk putting it beyond the reach of ordinary households. Connectivity must bridge the digital divide, not create a new one.

India knows our networks and spectrum are strategic infrastructure, not merely commercial assets. India’s national security safeguards are non-negotiable.

Every country makes choices based on its own interests. Those in the West cannot preach free markets while practicing protectionism at home. USA imposed 100% tariffs on Chinese EVs to protect its domestic industry, just as India takes measures to protect its own domestic manufacturers. Both India and the US have restricted Huawei over security concerns. One cannot demand a level playing field from others only when it suits its own agenda.

Indians will internally debate, question and address our strengths and shortcomings as a democratic country.

Take BharatNet, India’s programme to bring broadband to village-level local bodies. We will question why, as the CAG’s 2026 audit report found, the programme is struggling to meet its original objectives. Why were only 33.2% of service-ready Gram Panchayats operational, despite ₹39,888 crore being spent? At the same time, we know to appreciate our telecom sector and regulations, which has made internet data among the world’s most affordable, bringing millions online.

India is a democracy, not a colony. We welcome the world, but we, the Indian people, will decide our own future - not Western vested interests, their double standards or any billionaire - Indian or American.

[Muthukrishnan Dhandapani @dmuthuk]

I have said this many times before. America is no longer what it used to be.

India trusted Trump and his cronies, Musk included, for far too long before their true colours showed.

Trump would not be President today without Elon Musk’s money and his personal campaign on Twitter.

Musk spent close to $290 million and then claimed the election could not have been won without him. That influence was real.

When the relationship with Trump soured, Musk posted that Trump is in the Epstein files and that this was why they had not been released. What kind of person makes someone President while knowing what those files contain?

Musk is a great technocrat and entrepreneur.
That does not excuse this.

Is “Dear Prime Minister Ambani” how you address the world’s largest democracy and a sovereign nation?

He accuses Ambani of being an oligarch. By that standard, Musk is one too.

Which party we support or oppose does not matter. In a democracy we all have our preferences. When it comes to Indian sovereignty, we are one nation.

America wants India to follow its tantrums. Obey, and do not argue.

It does not like India having an independent view or strategy.

India wants to be treated as an equal.

America wants India as a vassal.

That is why the elites in the American state have turned hostile towards India.

They already regret how far China has risen. They do not want India to reach that point.

In the coming years America will do what it can to harm India’s interests.

We need to face this together as a nation. Very tough times ahead.

[Sanjay Lazar @sjlazars]

Hey @elonmusk you attacked 1.4 billion Indians, not Mr.Ambani.

It does not insult Mr Ambani or Reliance; it berates 1.4 billion Indians & the world’s largest democracy! We have a DEMOCRATICALLY elected PM & everyone knows who he is, including Mr.Musk, and his name is NOT Ambani.

I rubbed my eyes twice and wondered if Elon's X account had been hacked. For a man of his standing to even post something like this is pathetic.

Before I discuss the larger issues on hand, let us first understand the STARLINK facts -

1. STARLINK has had a GMPCS license in India since 2025
2. Starlink was granted in-space authorisation in Jul 25
3. As per Starlink officials, Starlink India was being set up (Jan 2026)
4. Starlink's application is now stuck at the security clearance stage, along with Jio SES and One Web, belonging to Reliance and Airtel respectively.

So what is Elon crying about?

India will do what is best for her security, sovereignty, and integrity. Just because you are the richest doesnt mean you can buy India!

We have the cheapest data packages in the world & we dont want to pay more; we also dont want our nation to lose out on national security issues. A prudent businessman would have stood along with the other two companies who are being shut out with you, not fought them.

Let me only say, that your tweet has UNITED many more Indians behind our Prime Minister @narendramodi than before.

This, coupled with the US Govt's actions against Indian IT companies & the US move on Russian Oil, makes it obvious what is happening.

Elon, we dont see the US allowing BYD into the US, do we ? or is that fair trade ? Have you heard of "Connected car ban" or should we just assume that it was tesla that forced that ?

Hey, what about tax credit bans (FEOC rules) against Chinese EV battery manufacturers who dont get the Federal EV tax credit, so only a special US EV maker gets it ? Cozy isnt it ??

Dear @RahulGandhi, you may have been too young to remember, but do read about an Iron Lady of India, Mrs.Gandhi, who, it seems, only shared a name with you.

When pushed & harangued by Nixon & Kissinger in 1971, she spoke in French, and then walked out of the White House, rather than be insulted by trash.

She flew back to India and called opposition leaders, including Vajpayee ji, to form a consensus for the 1971 war; that is Nationalism, a concept too alien to you.
When she thought it was necessary, she exploded Pokhran and faced global sanctions but did it for the country.

Your own party had a different stance on Starlink in India, and now you're siding with Musk over their security clearance? (Or are you wishing this was those 2G scam days of UPA? )

Shameful is all I can say.

India has her own security considerations and will take her own time to decide.

@PMOIndia @JM_Scindia @Officejmscindia @HardeepSPuri @KanchanGupta @aravind @ARanganathan72 @Iyervval @ShivAroor @MeghUpdates @NewsAlgebraIND @BDUTT @RDXThinksThat @reliancejio @airtelindia @Starlink @Tesla_India @BYDCompany @AdityaRajKaul @SandeepUnnithan @RShivshankar

[Harry @Harry01849]

Cause everything's gonna is ruined in the process of building these things he talking of . No sunlight cause the whole atmosphere is filled with satellites and space debris, no fresh air cause most of it will be polluted with rocket emissions and so on . It just happens we can't live here need to move to another planet. And do it all over again and again. And also not everyone can shift to other planets only people who can afford rockets and the rocket fuel can migrate others have to stay here and do mad max and other sci-fi stuff that normal can afford.

[Harry @Harry01849]

Having internet doesn't matter in some places. We have schools where people can go to and study instead of staring at screens in online classes all day. We have people and families to talk with instead of zoom calls or online chats. We are from a place where a single television in one home used to bring entertainment to a whole Street and a single screen used to bring movies and cricket matches for whole village. Now that most are having their own mobile they might want internet but not something that can compramise us and put the control in some guy who don't give a real thought of what the least-served need.

[Harry @Harry01849]

A business and capitalist want to make more capital by taking over global satellite business saying others are Oligarchs , he planning to take over the capital not just on earth but in the space and other planets as well as if he wants to be the one who have control over everything yet people are just thinking it's just some getting internet issue or subscription price issue. Not really thinking what having control ment how much is at stake in this growing digital era.

[Harry @Harry01849]

@RanjithgoudX @GudumbaSatti But you can are the one who control your phone not musk because the phone is yours but in this case That guy can control the satellites because they are his company owned ones like he did in some places

[Yashaswini @DharmaRakshathi]

People who all of a sudden fell in love with Elon: it is obvious where their interest lies. But for those who are confused about #Starlink, watch this to understand why LeLis are supporting Starlink.
Stand with Bharat.
Say No to Starlink..
#ElonMusk

[Vineeth K @DealsDhamaka]

Starlink or not, after travelling to 16 countries over the last decade, I can confidently say this:

India still has some of the finest internet speeds in the world, at affordable prices.

We should not take this for granted. As new technologies enter the market, we should continue to protect competition, pricing and affordability. Fast internet should remain accessible to everyone, not become a luxury.

[Gauranga Sundar Das @gaurangasundarD]

So let me get this straight: Indian-born industrialists like Adani and Ambani are constantly attacked and hated, yet an American trillionaire like Elon Musk is welcomed with open arms. If the principle is really about corporate power, why does the nationality suddenly matter? Isn’t that a rather glaring double standard?

[The Sacred Scroll @SacredScroll]

US bans Huawei. Calls it a national security threat. Nobody blinks.
China blocks Starlink. Builds its own. Nobody blinks.

India asks Starlink to finish its security clearances first. Suddenly it's a crime against the people of India.

Make it make sense.

Look at what this tech has already done.
Ukraine ran around 47,000 Starlink terminals. Drones, targeting, comms, everything. Then in 2022 one man refused to extend coverage near Crimea. Ukrainian sea drones lost signal mid-run and drifted in useless. The Pentagon had to start buying terminals directly because a private businessman held a veto over a war.

Iran. After the protests, Washington reportedly pushed thousands of terminals into the country. 100,000+ people stayed online after the state cut every normal connection. Tehran's answer was to make owning one a crime, with death on the table if it's tied to spying.

Manipur, December 2024. Army raids a militant cache. Next to the rifles: a Starlink dish.

Now tell me India is being paranoid.
The MHA studied Iran closely. The question was never "fast internet for villages." The question is: in a crisis, who holds the switch? An office in Texas? A White House mood swing?

SpaceX agreed to store Indian data locally and allow audits. Good. But India wants one more thing: a guarantee that nobody abroad can flip coverage on or off over Indian soil. That isn't protectionism. That's sovereignty.

And look at the timing.

Months of street pressure. A meme party turned into mass mobilisation. Now opposition MPs marching on Jantar Mantar demanding the CEC's head. A new crisis every week, each one amplified abroad within hours.
Some of the anger is real. NEET leaks were real. Kids paid for them. But real grievances are exactly what get hijacked.

The playbook is the same everywhere. Find the crack. Flood it with outrage. Pre-load the illegitimate state story. Then hand people a communication channel the state can't touch.

India is not Venezuela. India is not Iran.
1.4 billion people. Elections that actually throw governments out. An army that answers to Delhi, not a satellite constellation.

Fight the CEC in Parliament and the Supreme Court. Protest your exams on the street. That's democracy.

But the country's communication backbone doesn't get outsourced to a man who already showed he'll switch off a war when it suits him.
Starlink can come. On India's terms. The kill switch stays in Delhi.