Krish

Management Consultant. Interested in macro-economics and politics. Retweets not necessarily endorsement.

[Krish @Krish_Diganth]

@mtalhak970 @BDUTT As a Human, you should stand with the persecuted. This law doesn't affect anyone from India. All avenues for citizenship for other refugees remain. You are just jealous of persecuted poor. You are that kid you has all the toys but is jealous of the one toy that your friend has.

[War & Gore @Goreunit]

The common people of PoJK have shown extreme courage and grit against the Pakistani🇵🇰 occupation till now.
15th July will mark the start of end of illegal Pakistani occupation in PoJK.
Tremors already being felt in Pindi GHQ😂

[Mr Tiwaree @MrTiwaree]

Congress MLA "Arif Masood" loses it seeing a Hindu's choti & kalava! Instead of discussing Bhopal's master plan, this fanatic starts bullying BJP's Pramod Rajput like a thug in a public meeting.

Waqf Board me Hindu members daal diye toh aag lag gayi?

Wake up Bharat... 🇮🇳

These anti-Hindu elements want to erase our identity while grabbing power.

Dissolve Waqf Board now, no more encroachment on Sanatan land 🔥🚩

[Project_Itihasa @itihasa24]

Narasimha Pillar, Chennakesava Temple, Belur, Karnataka, India.

The temple was commissioned by King Vishnuvardhana in 1117 CE.

[Revolutionary Monk @RevolutionMonk]

Isn't this Akon City?
Basically, an American citizen once again fooled millions of Africans.

[Megh Updates 🚨™ @MeghUpdates]

Maharashtra Deputy CM Eknath Shinde exposes the hypocrisy perfectly: When Siddhivinayak Temple staff were caught stealing donation money under MVA rule — total silence from the "secular" brigade.

Now a few crooks at Ram Mandir? Nationwide outrage & protests. Temple theft is theft, regardless of which god.

Stop the selective tears.

[Muji Singh Rangi @mujifren]

From "1992 to 2002" is the most important thing to note

Because Bihar missed the post Liberalisation sudden explosive growth era, this kind of growth will never come back again

Bihar managed to grow -0.6% at a time when other states were clocking 14-15% growth

[Yadu @Yaduvam]

Indian temple ceilings

[Mohandas Pai @TVMohandasPai]

Idiotic statement, as usual! This is fake news pushed by the Turkish media. Read his schedule and stop spreading fake news and lies. You must be … to spread this.

[Mohandas Pai @TVMohandasPai]

Minister @PriyankKharge Wrong-side driving, beating traffic lights, not wearing helmets had become common. This is jeopardizing lives of pedestrians. I walk every day and it is becoming more scary. Please ask the police to book them, stop this and save lives. Police stand and watch this if at all they are there. I walk in the CBD. @DgpKarnataka @CPBlr @Jointcptraffic

[🇮🇳India Infra & Economy 🇮🇳 @INDinfraeconomy]

You know you voted for the right govt when the average Kangressi complaint is that too much infrastructure is being built.

This image is from China btw for reference.

[Varun Kumar Rana @VarunKrRana]

A "genuine naturalist" who loved photo-ops with wildlife abroad, yet her early tenure witnessed a severe ecological decline at home. Rampant commercial "shikaar" hunting safaris remained legal in India well into her prime ministership, until 1972.

[Krithika ✨ @traversingkrith]

Rock-cut temple! What comes to your mind?

Most of us would immediately think of the magnificent Kailasa Temple near Ellora. And rightly so - it's one of the greatest architectural wonders ever created. 🤩

But look at the video below. 👇

This is the Dharmrajeshwar Rock-cut Temple in Madhya Pradesh, a little-known monolithic temple dating to around the 6th–8th century CE.

Like Kailasa, it wasn't built by assembling stones. It was carved out of a single rock.

Just imagine the vision this required. Before the very first strike of the chisel, the craftsmen had to "see" the entire temple within the rock.

What amazes me even more is how rarely we hear about places like this. These architectural marvels deserve to be far better known for the engineering brilliance, craftsmanship, and artistic vision of our ancestors.

Perhaps "hidden gem" is the perfect description - not just because it's tucked away, but because so few of us even know it exists.

The more I discover such places, the more I marvel at the ingenuity, patience, and spiritual vision of our ancestors.

#ThroughMyLens

vc : instagram/ministryofculturegoi

[Rakesh Krishnan Simha @ByRakeshSimha]

Iranian woman: "Iran is not originally an Arab Muslim country. Iran is historically Persian with its own separate identity and culture, language, history and its own religion Zoroastrianism. When the Arab conquest came and Persian independence was officially over after 2,000 years and Iran became Islamised especially 47 years ago, when the Islamic regime occupied Iran, Iranians will tell you that this is a foreign occupying force. What does the IRGC stand for? Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, not Iranian Revolutionary Guard."

[Daniel Bordman @DanielBordmanOG]

Oh look, it’s Khalistanis and Palestinians competing for who is the worst fictional country.

[इंडिया @Wholesome_India]

Music is haram in your religion.

[do'o kappa @viprabuddhi]

Bhosads will praise China for building cities like Shenzen from scratch but blame the Indian govt if it tries doing the same

China literally created an entire cluster of 10 cities in Greater Bay area to become a manufacturing hub

[Rupok Acharjee @RupokAcharjee]

This is also a truth of Kashmir.

The only evidence lies in the people who survived. You may not find it in legal records.

[Ashley (Molly) @theAshleyMolly]

Dental surgery in Modern Pakistan

[Adv. Aman Yadav @amanakkiyadav]

The Western idea of teenagers working in cafes makes zero macroeconomic sense in India.
First there is absolutely no need for it.
​India is a labor surplus economy. Western cafes hire 16 yr due to a severe shortage of cheap adult labor. Here millions of adults desperately need these entry level service jobs to feed their families.
Allocating a cafe job to a teenager for pocket money when an adult needs it for basic survival is socially and economically tone deaf.
​Second the wage economics completely fail here. Because unskilled labor is abundant the market wage is incredibly low.
A teenager’s time is their absolute highest ROI asset. In our hyper competitive, developing economy, their sole economic utility should be human capital formation studying, clearing exams, and building specialized skills.
​Blindly importing a Western model built for labor scarce economies isn't progressive, it's just bad economics.
That's what atleast i think......