Krishna Pratap Malik

[Ranvijay Singh @ranvijaylive]

छात्रा: मैं ताइक्वांडो की नेशनल ख‍िलाड़ी हूं. मेरा इंटरनेशनल के ल‍िए सलेक्‍शन हुआ, लेक‍िन मुझसे 1.5 लाख रुपए मांगे गए. इसल‍िए मैं इंटरनेशनल नहीं खेल पाई.

मुख्‍यमंत्री पुस्‍कर धामी: चलो बेटा अभी बैठ जाओ, कोई बात नहीं.

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सोच‍िए BJP की सरकार में क‍िस लेवल का भ्रष्‍टाचार है. ये लाइव अब हर जगह से हटा द‍िया गया है.

2 द‍िन पहले उत्‍तराखंड सरकार ने 'मुख्‍यमंत्री युवा विद्यार्थी मंथन' किया. मुख्‍यमंत्री पुस्‍कर धामी बच्‍चों से बात कर रहे थे, तभी इस बच्‍ची ने भ्रष्‍टाचार का मामला सामने रख द‍िया.

पहले ये कार्यक्रम BJP उत्‍तराखंड के पेज और सरकार के Uttarakhand DIPR और सरकार से जुड़े तमाम पेज पर लाइव था. अब हर जगह से ड‍िलीट हो गया है.

[Congress @INCIndia]

उत्तराखंड में एक बहादुर बेटी ने CM पुष्कर सिंह धामी के सामने खड़े होकर BJP सरकार के भ्रष्टाचार की पोल खोल दी।

बच्ची ने बताया 👇

मैंने ताईक्वांडो में नेशनल लेवल पर गोल्ड मेडल जीता था, लेकिन मैं इंटरनेशनल खेलने नहीं जा सकी, क्योंकि मुझसे 1.5 लाख रुपए की घूस मांगी गई।

CM धामी ने ये सुनते ही बच्ची से कहा- "अच्छा, बैठ जाओ.. कोई बात नहीं"

इसके बाद इस कार्यक्रम का Live सरकार के हर प्लेटफॉर्म से डिलीट कर दिया गया, इसमें CM और BJP का सोशल मीडिया शामिल है।

BJP सरकार में घूसखोरी और घपलेबाजी युवाओं के सपनों को रौंद रही है।

और शिकायत करने पर खुद मुख्यमंत्री इस भ्रष्टाचार को दबाने में लगे हैं।

शर्म आनी चाहिए!

[Vikram Jit Singh @VJSWRITER]

Thanks for sharing 🙏

First time I have seen this clip.

I remember an Army personnel filming the Pak bunker while I was inside bunker taking notes. But never knew afterwards what happened to the footage he took.

July 7, 1999, Pt 4812, Khalubar ridge.

[NextMinute News @nextminutenews7]

Patiala, Punjab - A couple was attacked by a pitbull dog in Patiala while they were visiting a property with a real estate dealer. The husband and wife had gone to inspect a house for purchase. When they rang the doorbell, a pitbull inside the premises suddenly lunged at them. Local residents tried to intervene and rescue the couple, but by then the dog had already inflicted serious injuries. Both the husband and wife sustained multiple bite wounds on various parts of their bodies. They have been admitted to a private hospital in Patiala for treatment.

[Krishna Pratap Malik @KrishnaPratapM7]

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I am hopeful that someday @INCIndia will seek accountability from the Godi Media, which, in my opinion, caused him a fatal heart attack.

[Congress @INCIndia]

कांग्रेस पार्टी के समर्पित व निर्भीक प्रवक्ता राजीव त्यागी जी की पुण्यतिथि पर सादर नमन।

[Rofl Gandhi 2.0 🏹 Commentary @RoflGandhi_]

गौर से देखो प्लेट

सावन में ऑमलेट?

5 स्टार में सड़कछाप

क्या भाजपा करेगी बिल का हिसाब?

[Krishna Pratap Malik @KrishnaPratapM7]

@INCIndia Chinese accounts are posting videos of our injured soldiers after clashes, but our government is only blocking the videos of protests within India.

[Bhupinder Singh Hooda @BhupinderShooda]

चंडीगढ़ से अहम प्रैस वार्ता Live https://t.co/vq0QGdZN2z

[Bhupinder Singh Hooda @BhupinderShooda]

ॐ नमः शिवाय !!

पवित्र श्रावण मास शिवरात्रि की ढेरों शुभकामनाएं।

[Ex Maj Manish Bhatnagar @menforjustice]

This critical Podcast of Brig Surinder Singh on unknown realities of the Kargil War has broken all charts like Dhurandhar. 30 lakh views in less than an year. One can't describe it but just watch with mouth open. Thanks to the discerning common man, his thirst for truth & even the comments.
https://t.co/DrgqLPXYzv

[Pawan Khera 🇮🇳 ಪವನ್ ಖೇರಾ @Pawankhera]

Funny, how the BJP has missed the bus. Again.

Rahul Ji has already condemned the use of violence against peaceful protesters. At least 3 hours before your outrage. That ship has sailed.

Your outrage is late, your script is stale, and your politics is outdated.

Try harder next time.

[Rahul Gandhi @RahulGandhi]

झारखंड में विरोध-प्रदर्शन कर रहे छात्रों के ख़िलाफ़ बल का इस्तेमाल ग़लत है।

छात्रों को शांतिपूर्ण विरोध का अधिकार है और बातचीत से ही समाधान निकल सकता है।

झारखंड सरकार को इन छात्रों की बात सुननी चाहिए और हर समस्या का तुरंत समाधान करना चाहिए।

The use of force against students protesting in Jharkhand is wrong.

Students have a right to peaceful protest, and only dialogue can yield solutions.

The Jharkhand government must continue to hear these students out and resolve their issues immediately.

[Krishna Pratap Malik @KrishnaPratapM7]

LIVE: Media Byte | Indira Bhawan, New Delhi https://t.co/Qrv5z3IM4P via @YouTube

[Krishna Pratap Malik @KrishnaPratapM7]

Khud phone kiya hoga , badhai Dene ke liye!

[Umashankar Singh उमाशंकर सिंह @umashankarsingh]

एक ऑब्ज़र्वेशन

पीएम मोदी ने 8 अगस्त की रात 11 बजे ट्वीट कर जानकारी दी कि अमेरिकी उपराष्ट्रपति वेंस का कॉल आया।

द्विपक्षीय संबंधों को लेकर जो बात हुई उसकी रूपरेखा भी इस ट्वीट में दी गई है।

अमेरिकी उपराष्ट्रपति के ट्विटर हैंडल और जेडी वेंस के हैंडल को भी टैग किया गया है।

लेकिन इस बातचीत को लेकर अभी तक अमेरिका की तरफ़ से कोई बयान देखने को नहीं मिला है। ना ही उपराष्ट्रपति जेडी वेंस या अमेरिकी VP के ट्विटर हैंडल पर कोई बयान दिया गया है।

यहां तक कि टैग किए जाने के बाद भी भारत के पीएम के ट्वीट को उपराष्ट्रपति वेंस की तरफ़ से अब तक कोई reciprocal gesture नहीं दिखाया गया है। जबकि भारतीय समयानुसार रात 11 बजे जब ट्वीट किया गया इस समय वाशिंगटन में दिन के 1:30pm हो रहे थे।

खैर अभी भी इंतज़ार रहेगा कि अमेरिकी उपराष्ट्रपति की तरफ़ से कोई बयान पीएम मोदी के ट्वीट को quote करते हुए पोस्ट किया जाए। (जैसा कि अमेरिकी राष्ट्रपति ट्रंप भी करते रहे हैं।)

एक संबंधित सूत्र ने तो पूछे जाने पर ‘PMO की तरफ़ से जारी बयान देखने’ की ही सलाह दे दी है।

(नोट : पीएम मोदी-VP वेंस बातचीत पर भारत का विदेश मंत्रालय बयान जारी कर चुका है।)

[Krishna Pratap Malik @KrishnaPratapM7]

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[LestWeForgetIndia🇮🇳 @LestWeForgetIN]

A gallant War Veteran remembered on his 5th death anniversary

#LestWeForgetIndia🇮🇳
Commodore Kasargod Patnashetti Gopal Rao
Maha Vir Chakra, Vishisht Seva Medal (Retd)

Cdr Rao passed away #OnThisDay 09 August 2021, aged 95 Commissioned in 1950, the #IndianBrave was awarded the MVC for his role in #OpTrident - the attack on Karachi the #indopakwar1971

Remember the Indian Navy Brave and his distinguished service to the Nation 🏵️

[Pawan Khera 🇮🇳 ಪವನ್ ಖೇರಾ @Pawankhera]

Well, @DrMohanBhagwat, congratulations on taking the RSS global.

Canadian MPs are now urging the Canadian government to:

1. Block your entry into Canada.
2. ⁠Rigorously investigate the RSS’s foreign interference activities in Canada.
3. ⁠Ban the RSS in Canada.
4. ⁠Designate it as a terrorist entity.

I say, India’s honour is far more important than the disrepute your petty trip to Canada at the end of August could bring to the country.

If you have even a shred of shame left - or the slightest love for India - don’t go to Canada.

Clearly, they’ve done their homework. They’d rather avoid you like the plague.

And more importantly, India could do without the humiliation you cause.

[Krishna Pratap Malik @KrishnaPratapM7]

The " No Fire " agreement is benefiting only China. The PLA always send a large number of their troops armed with spears & sticks to overwhelm & push our soldiers back.

[MajorSammerToor @MajorSammerToor]

MAY 2020 — BEFORE GALWAN

A 3-minute video from the May 2020 confrontation between Indian and Chinese troops near Finger 4, Pangong Tso, captures a moment that deserves to be remembered.

This was before Galwan. Before June 15.

On May 5–6, 2020, Indian and PLA troops came face-to-face along the northern banks of Pangong Tso. What began as a tense confrontation escalated into physical clashes, with injuries reported on both sides.

Finger 4 became one of the most visible flashpoints of the 2020 Ladakh crisis. The confrontation was not an isolated event—it was part of a rapidly deteriorating situation along the LAC, with troop concentrations and stand-offs emerging at multiple locations.

Then came 15 June 2020 — Galwan Valley.

The May confrontation is therefore more than just old footage.

It is a reminder of how quickly a tense face-to-face stand-off on the LAC can spiral into a much larger military crisis.

The Himalayas were already sending a warning.

The lesson from 2020 remains relevant:

On the LAC, every inch matters.
Every patrol matters.
Every confrontation matters.
🇮🇳 Never forget Galwan. Never forget the men who stood their ground.
#IndiaChina #LAC #PangongTso #Finger4 #Galwan #IndianArmy #Ladakh #China #NationalSecurity #MilitaryHistory

[Dr. Brahma Chellaney @Chellaney]

When Politics Trumps Military Power

When China launched its surprise invasion in 1962, New Delhi’s decision not to deploy the Indian Air Force offensively to gain air superiority over the battlefields and sever exposed Chinese supply lines through Himalayan passes is widely regarded by military historians and former Indian air chiefs as one of independent India’s biggest strategic blunders. The then prime minister relied heavily on civilian intelligence officials and personal advisers rather than consulting the Air Force’s top brass. U.S. Ambassador John Kenneth Galbraith also reportedly counseled caution against introducing combat aircraft, fearing further escalation, even though the PLAAF lacked adequate forward airbases, radar coverage and all-weather maintenance facilities in Tibet at the time.

Fast-forward to India’s May 2025 Operation Sindoor. New Delhi’s decision to cease hostilities just three and a half days into the operation helped revive Pakistan’s international image, particularly in the Islamic world. It was widely perceived, rightly or wrongly, as having held its own against a more powerful adversary.

That perception has proved consequential, raising Pakistan’s strategic salience and helping pave the way first for the Saudi-Pakistan mutual defense pact and now for its extension into a trilateral Sunni alliance with Turkey. It has also left Pakistan’s de facto ruler, the self-styled air marshal, more emboldened. All of this has important implications for India’s security.

Like the sidelining of Air Force leadership in 1962, Operation Sindoor was launched under a political directive restricting the Indian Air Force to striking only cross-border terrorist camps. That ran counter to a fundamental principle of air warfare: begin by neutralizing the adversary’s air defenses and airfields.

Only on the operation’s third and final day was the Air Force authorized to strike Pakistan’s air defenses and bases. Yet, just hours after major damage was inflicted on those air defenses and bases, New Delhi abruptly ended the operation, without seeking to translate its battlefield advantage into a concrete political outcome that would be difficult for the world to dispute.

Did U.S. pressure play a role? Possibly, though not in the way Trump later portrayed it, in keeping with his characteristic flair for claiming credit. The ceasefire took effect just 85 minutes after Pakistan’s DGMO called his Indian counterpart, suggesting that the groundwork for a truce had already been laid through prior U.S. intervention. Washington likely provided Pakistan with the off-ramp it needed to save face.

One jarring fact sticks out: It was not New Delhi but Washington (first Marco Rubio and then Trump) that announced that the Indian operation was immediately ceasing. India’s own ceasefire announcement came almost 100 minutes after the truce had already taken effect.

India’s problem in both 1962 and 2025 was not simply a lack of military capability but excessive political control over how that capability could be employed. When political leaders tie the military’s hands, the strategic costs can last long after hostilities end.

[K. C. Singh @ambkcsingh]

Women empowerment bill was approved years ago. Just implement it without linking it to delimitation. Otherwise it appears the Government’s real interest is in delimitation.

[Maj Manik M Jolly,SM @Manik_M_Jolly]

Another armed forces officer (IAF) arrested for leaking information. Allegedly honey trapped.

Here’s the thing -
1. Firstly, ‘honey trap’ as a reason is and will always be the most easily acceptable and realistic excuse by investigating agencies and government to NOT expose something more sinister or deeper. The nation’s focus immediately shifts to a person driven by lust and greed, and the arena gets busy mocking and cheering. There is no need to give any details after this. Not that it’s required but this gives a nice wrap to the whole event, and public scrutiny fades away in a day or two.

2. If and when it’s honey trap, then it’s just quickly handed over to Police, IB etc and armed forces move on like it never happened. It’s a fact ! Honey trap cases are never used to learn lessons. A basic advisory, that hasn’t changed since Chanakya’s time I think, is issued and world moves on. The reason for this is that there isn’t much to teach or explain. The crux of the matter is controlling your own libido. And no amount of gyan can teach you that.

However, what Armed Forces can do is have a more open conversation with officers and jawans. A very blunt, even at the cost of being crass, chat and actually help them understand how honey trap works. No one is going to ask for mission design first day. But it will reach that point if not managed right at the start. That’s what’s required to be taught. The tactics of enemy, vocabulary, hints and giveaways, not trying to trap them if you’ve identified what’s going on unless you’re in intelligence professional, when to report without fear etc. All these conversations are missing.

The forces create an image in mind of soldiers at all levels that some Megan Fox looking babe in short black dress will approach them and she will ask for details, and it’s your duty not to give any.

That’s NOT how honey trap happens.

The enemy has invested lot of time and effort into trapping our soldiers, bureaucrats, leaders etc. They know where to strike and how. Imagining them resorting to some naive almost comical tactic is first mistake.

The underlying and most important takeaway is that armed forces need to train their troops and officers better. One honey trapped officer at a sensitive position takes away the efforts of thousands of soldiers and endangers the safety of nation.

Take it seriously. Observe. Learn. Educate. Talk. Build a solid base that can deflect these psychological attacks effectively.

Jai Hind. 🫡🇮🇳