Dr.HSD

INDIAN, Atheist,
Believer in Evolution , Science
, Hinduism way of life

[Dr.HSD @HighdudeSocial]

Why Anna?
@TVKVijayHQ
Anna rather than allowing them to join tvk , better ask Sagayam IAS or any person with good profile.

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@TVKVijayHQ #vijayanna
WtH
@DMKITwing

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@im_inba1 This muslamaa should get proper belt treatment .
Useless guy, last 5 years , he never raise voice against the local government DMK.
Now he is yelling

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@Shree_Rk0803 @DrHafeezDMKoffl @SuriyaKML @arivalayam @DMKITwing @dmk_youthwing @Pugal0405gmail4 @manimar23055910 @pudugaiabdulla @im_inba1 @alagar_raghavan @cankikalin41882 I vote for TVK.
There may be many reasons to vote for him, but most of them are generated by DMK governance mischief behaviour by Heritage politicians.
If DMK takes by a new hand, other than Kalaingar 's family, then a rebirth can be seen.

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@Anamika_Vibes Egg is the only healthy protein source ,
Finally they discovered a new way to hack.

[Indian Doctor🇮🇳 @Indian__doctor]

Government Hospital #Bharatpur Chinese Ultrasound Machine Controversy -DOCTOR TERMINATED

A Senior Resident Doctor Haricharan raised concerns over the alleged use of substandard Chinese ultrasound machines installed in a government hospital, claiming that their poor quality could compromise diagnostic accuracy and ultimately affect patient care.

According to the doctor, multiple complaints were submitted to the authorities, but no corrective action was taken. Left with no other option, he staged a peaceful protest demanding an independent inquiry, replacement of the allegedly defective machines, and accountability in the procurement process.

However, instead of addressing the concerns raised in the interest of public health, the administration reportedly dismissed the doctor, citing damage to the institution's image.

When patients suffer due to poor-quality medicines, faulty equipment, or systemic failures, the system often remains silent. Yet when someone attempts to highlight potential risks and bring positive change before lives are affected, it is often that person's voice that is silenced.
IS THIS ACCEPTABLE? ?
@PMOIndia @narendramodi @RajCMO

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[Parimal @Fintech03]

It is incredibly frustrating to watch celebrity chefs & pop-history influencers look directly into a camera & confidently state, "Did you know our favorite South Indian staple, the Idli, actually came from Indonesia?" This entire narrative is a colossal house of cards. It is a classic case of academic confirmation bias that transformed into viral disinformation.

When an entire nation is taught to believe that they could not even figure out how to steam w/o foreign intervention, we have to look at the raw data to puncture the bubble.

Almost every single article/tweet/celebrity chef video claiming that the idli is Indonesian can be traced back to exactly 1 source: a single speculative paragraph written by the late food historian K.T. Achaya in his 1994 book, Indian Food: A Historical Companion. Achaya theorized that between 800-1200 CE, Indonesian kings traveling to India brought royal chefs who introduced a fermented, steamed dish called "Kedli."

Yrs after this book was published, investigative food journalists (such as Janaki Lenin) & linguistic researchers actually went to Indonesia to look for this legendary precursor. The word "Kedli" does not exist in any Indonesian language/dialect/historical dictionary. There is no historical record/recipe/anthropological trace of an ancient Indonesian dish called "Kedli." Achaya completely misread/manufactured the term based on a loose phonetic guess, yet it became an accepted "fact" because no 1 bothered to check the data.

The claim that India did not have idlis until the 12th century is thoroughly obliterated by our own ancient libraries. The evolution of the idli is meticulously recorded in indigenous Indian encyclopedias & literature centuries before Achaya’s timeline:

- 920 CE (Vaddaradhane): A classical Kannada text by the Jain monk Shivakotiacharya explicitly details a dish called Iddalige. It was a staple food item offered to Jain ascetics. - 1025 CE (Lokopakara): The earliest available Kannada encyclopedia, written by Chavundaraya II, gives a literal recipe for it: soaking split black gram (Urad Dal) in buttermilk, grinding it into a fine paste, mixing it with spices & the clear water of curd.
- 1130 CE (Manasollasa): The Western Chalukya King Someshvara III wrote a monumental Sanskrit encyclopedia detailing royal cuisine. He explicitly gives the recipe for Iddarikā describing how the urad dal cakes are prepared & cooked.

When skeptics are confronted with these ancient texts, they quickly shift the goalposts. They argue: Okay, fine, India had Iddalige, but it was just made of Urad Dal. It did not use rice/long fermentation/steaming... those techniques came from Indonesia! This is textually & technologically false.

Critics often cite the 7th-century Chinese traveler Xuanzang, who claimed India did not use steaming vessels. But we do not need a specialized metallic Chinese steam-cooker to steam food. For millennia, Indians practiced Kopotapaka & basket-steaming, tying a thin muslin cloth over a standard clay pot (Kunda) filled with boiling water, placing the batter on top & covering it with a lid. In fact, the Kanchipuram Idli is still steamed in traditional bamboo baskets lined with Mandhara leaves.

To say India did not understand fermentation until the 12th century is a historical joke. India is the cradle of complex biomaterial fermentation. The Rigveda & Ayurvedic Samhitas from 1000s of yrs ago are packed with advanced formulas for fermenting grains, herbs & dairy to create Asavas, Arishtas, Kanji & Dahi (Curd). The natural wild bacteria (Leuconostoc mesenteroides) required to leaven idli batter live natively on the husks of black gram found right here in the subcontinent.

Why do celebrity chefs keep repeating this lie? Because of a deeply ingrained post-colonial inferiority complex that dominates modern food media. There is a structural bias that assumes any advanced, scientific culinary technique, like molecular leavening/pasteurization/specialized steaming must have been imported to India from somewhere else. It sounds edgy, counter-intuitive & intellectual for a chef to tell an Indian audience that their national breakfast is not actually theirs.

The idli is a native, organic, ground-up evolutionary masterpiece of South Indian kitchen science. It evolved naturally from the lentil-based Iddalige of the 9th century into the perfectly balanced rice & lentil fluffy wonder we eat today. The next time a chef tries to tell you the idli is from Indonesia, ask them to show you the recipe for "Kedli." Watch how fast they fold.

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🚨 SHOCKING TRUTH: Anant Ambani's ₹750 Ice Cream is PROOF India is DOOMED to Stay Poor Forever? The Dark Secret No One Dares Say!

Hey friends, stop everything. While you're struggling with ₹50 ice cream cones in this crazy heat, Anant Ambani – son of Asia's richest man – just launched Vantara Creamery selling scoops for a jaw-dropping ₹750 each. Yes, you read that right. Seven hundred and fifty rupees for one scoop of fancy ice cream.

The internet is exploding with memes, anger, and questions. But here's the real bombshell: This isn't just about rich people flaunting luxury. It's the deadly symptom of why India keeps failing to build real tech giants like China. We're trapped in a dangerous illusion.

The Ice Cream Empire While the Nation Starves for Innovation

Think about it. The Ambani family has unlimited money, power, and brains. They could pour resources into AI that changes the world, semiconductors that make India independent, or batteries to crush Tesla. Instead? Premium ice cream targeted at the super-rich.

Why? Because in today's India, selling fancy scoops, protein powders, or hair oil makes way more money with zero risk than betting on hard tech. One viral Instagram post, beautiful packaging, and boom – cash flows in weeks. Deep tech? It takes 7-10 years, massive risk, and government red tape that kills dreams.

This is controversial, but someone has to say it: Our entire startup culture is a massive scam. We brag about having over 2 lakh startups. Sounds impressive, right? Wrong. Less than 1% work on real future tech like AI, chips, or biotech. The rest? Shampoos, popcorn brands, and food delivery apps. Shark Tank India is basically a D2C fashion and food show at this point.

The Heartbreaking Reality of India's "Tech" Unicorns

India has 117 unicorns worth billions. Their total patents? Just around 2,129. Shockingly, over 110 of them have ZERO patents. Zero! Compare that to real tech companies abroad that file hundreds every year.

Our biggest "tech" firms are actually delivery apps and e-commerce. Engineers from IITs – the best brains in the country – are delivering Swiggy and Zomato orders because the pay is better and faster than risky startups. This is heartbreaking. We're wasting our demographic dividend on gig work.

China? They're building BYD electric cars, TikTok-level apps, and dominating semiconductors. India? We're busy copying foreign tech and paying them $14.3 billion every year in royalties just to use their inventions. That's money leaving our country while we sell ice cream.

Zoho tried to build semiconductors – a massive ₹3,500 crore project. They had to shelve it because finding real tech partners in India is nearly impossible. Even big corporates run away from deep tech.

Why This System is Broken (And How It's Keeping India Down)

India's economy has three layers:
- Top 15 crore rich people who buy ₹750 ice cream
- Middle 30 crore aspirational folks loving convenience apps
- Bottom 100+ crore fighting daily survival

The system rewards quick consumer wins over long-term nation-building. Foreign companies laugh all the way to the bank as we import their tech and export our talent.

This isn't hating on Ambani – they are brilliant businessmen playing the game perfectly. The real villain is our broken incentive structure that makes ice cream the smartest bet.

We say we want an Indian Elon Musk. But our ecosystem rewards the guy selling overpriced dessert instead.

The Wake-Up Call We Desperately Need

India has the talent. We have the population. We have ambition. But we're stuck in "trader mode" instead of "builder mode."

Real change needs:
- Massive rewards and protection for deep tech risk-takers
- Education that teaches invention, not just dropshipping tricks
- Government buying Indian tech first
- Culture that celebrates patents more than valuations

Until then, expect more ₹750 ice creams while China builds the future.

What do you think? Is Anant Ambani's ice cream a smart business move or a national embarrassment? Drop your hot takes below – let's debate this like our future depends on it (because it does).

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@premkumarece93 @VijaylsMyIife @ravikchandar @Cbe_Dist_Police @tnpoliceoffl @tncybercrimeoff @TNpolice_cz @TNPoliceWstZone @imrajmohan @CMOTamilnadu @TVKVijayHQ Bro....I am also Vijay Anna voter.
But u have to understand that this was not mistake of vijay anna.
Just change the officer.

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@Jasonphilip8 Respective sir,
With Dr. Kalaingar photo in cover.
I could definitely conclude myself ,you had secured all your medical career through Reservation.
Either u belong to ST/SC or any under the hood,

"With excessive paper,donkey holds a Stethoscope" Dr.Roberttson Peter Cl

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@SachinN82839 @ravikchandar Doctors won't laugh if a patient dies under them.
This is rape and murder case.
Here behaviour in public is not justifiable.
If she laughs out of the press conference,then noboby will objectify it

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@premkumarece93 @ravikchandar @Cbe_Dist_Police @tnpoliceoffl @tncybercrimeoff @TNpolice_cz @TNPoliceWstZone @imrajmohan @CMOTamilnadu @TVKVijayHQ I myself watched all this on live youtube.
She was laughing crazily.

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@kartbalaji @ravikchandar I saw on Puthiya thalaimurai

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@King_of_Orion Spot difference in their skull and face structural anatomy pattern.

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@gielas3 @King_of_Orion This is true as per records.
Vijay face looks more prominent Indian face.
We ll know Modi looks same when he stands near muslim.

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@nihardesai89 Hell .
Idk right how this guy tweet is in my feed.
He is an American,but I am Indian still foreigners in my feed after so much filtration?
@elonmusk find a sol to avoid this

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@theliverdoc Doc unless your knowledge grab a recent trend,
U are already replaced by AI.
So better pack off ur stuffs and get ready to clean cow dung with ur family.

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@saaboothreee Both are powerful leaders

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Successfully isolated DMK in the state!
Well done, RSS 👏👏👏