Suchitra Inamdar

Psychotherapist, a proud citizen, an involved parent and a passionate musician

[Anand Ranganathan @ARanganathan72]

India is secular only because it is a Hindu majority country. This is the greatness of Hinduism. If Rama and Krishna are not your Itihasā purushā, your national heroes, you are not a perfect Muslim. - Dr KK Muhammed, suspended for discovering the Ram temple under Babri Mosque.

[BhikuMhatre @MumbaichaDon]

Mera Supreme Court Sachmuch Badal Raha Hai?

I just love CJI Surya Kant Ji. He's raising bars with every passing day.

"ARE YOU CHIEF PRIEST OF THE COUNTRY? WHAT WAS YOUR BUSINESS?"🔥

CJI literally took The Indian Young Lawyers Association, led by President Naushad Ali to Cleaners in Sabarimala Case.

The fake NGO faced intense scrutiny from the Supreme Court over its petition to overturn the age-old traditions of the Sabarimala Temple.

During the proceedings, the bench expressed sharp skepticism regarding the NGO's standing to interfere in Hindu religious practices.

CJI Surya Kant Ji delivered a stinging rebuke: "Are you the chief priest of the country? What was your business?"

Justice BV Nagarathna questioned the NGO's personal stake in the matter: "How are you concerned with all this, tell us? Is it in any way you are affected?"

The exchange has raised big debate over whether outside organizations, who are not even practicing Hindus, should have the legal right to challenge the internal customs of a faith they do not represent.

Earlier these scums used to get Red Carpet Treatment in Supreme Court, today, RIGHTLY they're getting dumped in Commode.

[Suchitra Inamdar @InamdarSuchitra]

Teachers who make anything boring are criminals. Look at the joy on the children’s faces! ���� a good teacher and a class full of wonder is a direct access to the anandamaya kosha

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

“Teachers who make physics boring are criminals”

Walter Lewin

[Smita Deshmukh🇮🇳 @smitadeshmukh]

A request to the media covering the TCS Nashik BPO scandal:
​If you are looking for the human interest stories, stop focusing on the families of the accused. We do not need puff pieces. None of us are interested whether any parent of the accused is a school teacher, while they are backed by a battery of lawyers and massive community support.
​Find victims to understand the nexus and extend support. Listen to former employees who saw the rot firsthand. Highlight the stories of those who actually need a voice.
​The victims deserve your support and journalistic integrity.

[Sameer Kasture @sameer_kasture]

All the 5 Mangeshkar siblings (Lata, Asha, Usha, Mina, Hridaynath) are singing epic ने मजसी ने परत मातृभूमीला, सागरा प्राण तळमळला written by “father of all the generations of indian revolutionaries” Swatantryaveer Savarkar with an extreme devotion.

[Keh Ke Peheno @coolfunnytshirt]

Sarvam AI top attraction at Bharat Mandapam AI Summit, with thousands of students, developers, and tech enthusiasts queuing up to experience AI built for India — in Indian languages, for Indian use cases.

They showed live translation of an IIT class 👏🏼

[Suchitra Inamdar @InamdarSuchitra]

@kapoorkkunal the aspirational spirit of India truly rocks. Since 15 years, governance has a huge role to play in keeping it rewarded. And we see only those people rise, who with ‘atmanirbharta’, ‘allow’ a well meaning government to evolve as an equal and trusted partner.

[Kunal Kapoor @kapoorkkunal]

Had two pieces of good news this week.

The man who cleans our cars asked me for a loan. And our house help of many years told us she might leave next year.

Let me explain why this is good news.

He needed the loan because his son, an engineer, just got a job in Europe. I’ll admit, I was surprised. That surprise says more about my assumptions than about him.

And the lady, her husband has started a food stall. It’s doing so well, they’re hiring someone and planning to open another. And if things go as planned, they’ll start a cloud kitchen together next year.

How can you not be bullish on a country like this?

Governance may disappoint us. Systems may frustrate us.
But the people? The people are relentless. Aspirational. Building quietly.

India’s story won’t be written by ministries. It’ll be written by millions of these small, relentless upgrade cycles.

#LongIndia 🇮🇳

[Suchitra Inamdar @InamdarSuchitra]

@rishibagree It is real important to appreciate all that is good and right because we all know how much effort it takes to rise above a marshy land. But it is high time we also call out very very loudly all those who are determined to keep the Bhartiya soil marshy

[Rishi Bagree @rishibagree]

Once again, the usual vested interests are out in full force with their predictable playbook.

At the grand India AI Impact Summit, a university stall from Galgotias was caught trying to showcase Chinese equipment in a misleading manner. The organisers took immediate and decisive action, removing them from the venue within minutes. Yet instead of appreciating this swift accountability, these critics are using this isolated minor incident to launch a sweeping attack on the entire summit. They are deliberately ignoring the spectacular scale of the event, the groundbreaking Indian innovations on display, the global participation, and our country’s bold vision for technological leadership, only to paint the whole occasion as a complete failure and an embarrassment for India.

This is their tired old strategy whenever India hosts any major international forum. One small lapse becomes their excuse to belittle everything, reducing a magnificent national achievement to dust through selective outrage and sweeping generalisations. Galgotias is merely a convenient scapegoat. Their real target is to damage the image of a rising India and push a defeatist narrative that everything has gone wrong.

Enough with this negativity. One participant’s mistake does not define the ambition or success of an entire nation. While accountability was promptly enforced, India continues its unstoppable march forward on the global stage with confidence and determination.

The real story is clear:
Bharat is rising, and no amount of manufactured outrage can hide that truth.

[Suchitra Inamdar @InamdarSuchitra]

@GalgotiasGU accomplishment for decades to come? Solely, all by their own hard work and efforts, Pushed Bharat a couple of decades behind in global standards of scientific and academic authenticity and integrity. Kudos! Way to go!!

[Suchitra Inamdar @InamdarSuchitra]

@TrulyMonica @GalgotiasGU -they buy a robot, show it as their own in the AI Summit, covering it up with lame explanations faffing; ultimately being instrumental in bringing down the sanctity and integrity of #vishwaguru and #viksitbharat dream

[Monica Verma @TrulyMonica]

Galgotias is not alone. Many private universities are taking the government for a ride by presenting farzi research. They get NAAC A++ rating but are completely third-class.

Very poor commentary on state of our R&D

[Devang Dave @DevangVDave]

Today, due to VVIP movements, heavy vehicles were off Mumbai roads — and the result was unbelievable.

🚗 Kandivali to Bandra on the Western Express Highway in just 30 minutes.

No chaos. No bottlenecks. No endless crawling.
Sometimes a temporary decision exposes a permanent solution.

It’s time Mumbai seriously considers restricting heavy vehicle movement on major arterial roads from 7am–11pm, allowing structured, regulated movement only during night hours. (11pm to 6am)

If one day can transform traffic flow, imagine what a well-planned policy can do.

@MTPHereToHelp @CPMumbaiPolice @MumbaiPolice @mybmc @TawdeRitu @Dev_Fadnavis

#MumbaiTraffic #WesternExpressHighway #UrbanPlanning #PolicyReform

[Suchitra Inamdar @InamdarSuchitra]

My heart goes out for all - who showcased innovation, vision, hard work, integrity and true patriotism. Kudos to your grit. It is truly difficult to do so well amidst people who don’t value or deserve you. More power and success to Bharat through you. @ksinamdar @anuragkinamdar

[Suchitra Inamdar @InamdarSuchitra]

@Suhelseth we are as good as our weakest link. While China scales unimaginable prowess, the AI summit organisers showcased irresponsibility, disrespect, no integrity, theft, fraud. The productivity of Brilliant people in India reduced to the LCM of a good for nothing population.

[SUHEL SETH @Suhelseth]

The beauty about India is weddings are better organised than AI Summits: reason being there are wedding planners. For Summits, the Government takes over and screws it up. All they needed to do was give it to one of these event planners. And everyone would have been happy!

[Suchitra Inamdar @InamdarSuchitra]

As brilliant people die and perish under the weight of such faceless, identity-less anti-nationals - we can sleep in peace posturing such unfortunate deaths as ‘martyrs’. After all glorifying the dead is easier than striving for the alive.

[Smita Deshmukh🇮🇳 @smitadeshmukh]

This is Bandra (E) railway slums (notoriously called mini Bangladesh) is not just a housing crisis, but also a high-stakes battle between development and vote-bank politics.
Oberoi Realty recently bagged an 11-acre plot outside Bandra (E) station for a record Rs 5,400 crore. The state govt is now contractually bound to deliver this land encroachment-free.
In Behrampada, shanties rise six stories high—a vertical fire trap. With the 70% consent rule now scrapped (replaced by the new cluster redevelopment policy), the Maharashtra govt finally has the legal teeth to move.
While BKC glitters with global finance, the adjacent railway tracks are literally choked. While the 5th and 6th lines are now operational (Khar to Borivali as of Jan 2026), the missing link is the stretch from Bandra Terminus to Mumbai Central. It is so densely packed that engineers cannot lay tracks without massive demolitions.
This is also the backyard of UT and heart of the Thackeray/Matoshree vote bank. Any move for redevelopment will be fought tooth and nail. It is the ultimate showdown: Modernising Mumbai’s lifeline vs protecting a political fortress.

[Suchitra Inamdar @InamdarSuchitra]

Amazing!!

[Anurag Inamdar | अनुराग इनामदार @anuragkinamdar]

I finally put pen to paper after five years. In the coming year, my aim is to write as much as I can, to create a body of work. This is an introduction to my Substack publication, laying out its scope and frame.

https://t.co/wZwqER5qD0

[Suchitra Inamdar @InamdarSuchitra]

Amazing!!

[Kaushal S Inamdar| कौशल इनामदार @ksinamdar]

Do follow.

[Suchitra Inamdar @InamdarSuchitra]

Respect

[Abhijit Majumder @abhijitmajumder]

Sydney Schanberg, who covered 1971 Bangladesh 🇧🇩 Liberation War for The New York Times, wrote this about the Indian Army:
“I don’t like sitting around praising armies. I don’t like armies because armies mean wars. But this (Indian) army was something. They were great all the way. 1/3 🧵

[Suchitra Inamdar @InamdarSuchitra]

@theskindoctor13 Wow… Member of LS??? Really? She is openly confessing mismanagement of her constituency - so bad that no one wants to live there!! 😂Weeds weeding themselves out @DrHarish139 @ksinamdar #democracy #ViksitBharat @PMOIndia

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

I hope she leads by example, takes Bangladeshi citizenship, and starts living in Noakhali. It will be a devastating loss for India, but we’ll somehow understand.

[Suchitra Inamdar @InamdarSuchitra]

@PicturesPVR you have allowed someone to bring a small child to the #Dhurandar movie. Screen 3, Oberoi mall, Mumbai. Doesn’t your staff have the sense that they shouldn’t be allowing such parents to the picture?? Parents have no sense. Do you?
#mentalhealth #india