siMha swapnaM

Bharathiya from AndhraDesam, living in Indraprastha...

[Tai Lopez @tailopez]

Samurai Miyamoto Musashi was right when he said:
1. Accept reality as it is. Then act.
2. Never chase pleasure for its own sake.
3. Want nothing so badly it owns you.
4. Regret nothing. Extract the lesson.
5. Envy no man. Study him.

[Tushar Gupta @Tushar15]

And most commentators who claim to represent the 'Right' will change their tone when the power shift happens. Again, their prerogative, for there is no obligation on their part. This is more about how many people are delusional about the notion of media space being pro-BJP.

[Tushar Gupta @Tushar15]

And it's their prerogative, let's be clear. MSM has always been left-leaning in India, and their core is still far from centre-right, just that the political transformation of India since 2014 has forced them to be far more accommodating. Saying it from personal experience.

[Tushar Gupta @Tushar15]

The greatest irony is that for all the 'Godi Media' accusations that are made, the MSM is largely anti-Modi, just that the opposition doesn't offer enough room for MSM to play around. One vent, and they explode. Congress knows this, but I doubt if the BJP realises this.

[Sridhar Vembu @svembu]

Why do conservative parents have children who turn leftist? I will narrate my own childhood experience.

I studied 6th to 9th standard in a free government aided school started by a DMK affiliated person. I did not hear any DMK messaging there.

Then 10th to 12th, I moved to a free school funded by an RSS affilated person and had an RSS man as trustee. I did not even know what the RSS was and heard nothing about the RSS as a student.

But in my 10th standard in that school, I had a Marxist Tamil teacher. His entire class was about the coming Marxist revolution (this was in 1982-83). For a period I became a Marxist and atheist thanks to him. I was 14.

He taught us to question everything and question authority and I asked him "Sir, when the revolution comes and everything is owned by the government, would everything become corrupt like the electricity board or the telephone department?" and he said "After the revolution, people will develop socialist consciousness and so everything will work better".

I could not accept that answer so Marxism lost its appeal for me but thanks to his influence that one year, I remained an atheist for many years. My mother saw this transformation in me (I used to be a religious kid) and always blamed him for it but even she would say "you must respect the Guru".

This is what conservative parents have to endure. Their very respect for the educational system has been weaponized by the Marxists.

Remember that the school had an RSS man as trustee and as a student I had not heard one word about RSS, yet the Marxist teacher was free to brainwash kids like me. That is right vs left for you.

[Dr. Deepessh Divaakaran (Dr. DD) @md_deepesh]

CJP’s protest exposed something nobody is discussing.
The money.
I asked one simple question.
Who paid for all this?

A few months ago,
Abhijeet Dipke was in the US.

Then came a remark from the Chief Justice.
Then came a meme page.
Then came millions of views.

Then came coordinated amplification.
Bots.
Anonymous pages.
Influencers.

Reels appearing everywhere.

Suddenly, Dipke returned to India.
Permission was secured.

A protest site appeared at Jantar Mantar.
Tents went up.
Stages were built.
Food began arriving.

Then Sonam Wangchuk joined.
Celebrities appeared.
Political leaders followed.
Student wings mobilised.

The crowd grew.
The story changed.

What began as a NEET protest became a political spectacle.

So I stopped watching the videos.
I started calculating the bills.

The protest ran from 6 June to 20 July.
That is 45 days.

45 days of continuous operations.
Let us calculate the economic value.

Food and beverages: ₹13 crore.
Daily transportation: ₹3 crore.
Final-day mobilisation: ₹3 crore.
Stage, tents, sound: ₹2.5 crore.
Water and drinks: ₹2 crore.
Volunteer logistics: ₹1.5 crore.
Accommodation and boarding: ₹3 crore.
Senior legal services: ₹1.5 Crore.
Medical counters and emergency: ₹3 crore.
Banners and printing: ₹2 crore.
PR and digital production: ₹2.5 Crore.
Social-media operations: ₹3.5 crore.
Speakers and invited guests: ₹2.5 crore.
Administration and operations: ₹1.5 crore.
Technical support: ₹0.5 crore.
Contingency: ₹3 crore.
Special Fees: ₹5 Crore.

Subtotal: ~₹52 crore.

Then came 20 July.
Approx 50,000 people turned up.
As per Media.

50,000 people do not materialise from thin air.

They must be contacted.
Transported.
Directed.
Supplied with water.
Managed on the ground.

Another ₹5 crore.

Add the YouTube machinery.
Video teams.
Editors.
Content creators.
Social-media pages.
Real-time amplification.

Another ₹5 crore.

Add the wider digital amplification surrounding the final mobilisation: Another ₹5 crore.

Then came reports and visuals of celebrations and hospitality. Add: ₹1 crore.

The total Cost: ~₹68 crore.

Read that again.
₹68 crore.

This was not a few angry students carrying handmade placards.
This was an operation.

Money leaves fingerprints.
Logistics leave patterns.
Amplification leaves digital trails.

So who funded it?

If I answer that today,
my account may not survive tomorrow.

But one thing is difficult to ignore.
This was not spontaneous.

It was organised.
Resourced.
Planned.

The scale demands questions.
The logistics demand answers.
Someone financed this machinery.

This story is only beginning.

The funding trail is where I am headed next.

[Āryā_Anvikṣā 🪷 @Arya_Anviksha_]

She looked into the camera and declared, "I am a Dalit. I was not allowed to enter the temple because of my caste." But the CCTV footage indeed shows that she and 40–50 others had already spent nearly three hours inside the temple.

This is how manufactured victimhood works, make an explosive allegation, invoke caste, trigger outrage, let the narrative spread, and by the time evidence surfaces, the damage is already done. This is exactly how powerful victimhood narratives can take shape where allegations of caste discrimination spread rapidly, while contradictory evidence receives far less attention. If no one asked her caste, no one stopped her from entering, and she was already inside the temple, then such claims don't expose oppression, they manufacture it.

[Aravind @aravind]

PM Modi's Insta reel touched 303 million views it seems. All of Indian media are screaming this without questioning it. I ask, how do we know?

How do we really know for sure the number of people who saw it is 300m+?

I don't know if true, but some have been saying Meta has been fudging its views numbers for long. They say for advertising revenue purposes, by allowing bots and fake accounts.

But I say, in this case, it may be to create an illusion that Meta is also showing the other side's narrative. The govt's narrative when it is actually not. This is how communists work.

Do not simply spread this number as real. Question if it is indeed real. If indeed that many people saw the video. I would be doubtful.

Meta has been frantically trying to cover up its obvious Algo bias and propaganda as discovered by Indians now.

So we will only know if Meta's algorithms are analyzed and audited by independent third parties and GoI. Until then do not accept these stories.

Do not let them make you believe "Even Modi ji reel is being widely seen. We are not suppressing some videos and promoting others." You may be being played.

[siMha swapnaM @LakshmanPST]

@jgopikrishnan70 These buggers also escape through metro... I saw it during one protest in Delhi...

[Abhinav Agarwal @AbhinavAgarwal]

Optics are not an option.
Modi is a man of incrementalism, for better or worse.
In a country as large, diverse, and sometimes ungovernable as India, incrementalism is often the best, and only, way.

Modi believed that his strategy of letting the other side play, and tire, itself out, would be the winning one. Events have shown that that advantage is now no more either a strategic or tactical one.

But for him to now change course radically would mean risking everything on an unproven course of action.

For him to act differently is to have unrealistic expectations from him.

Balakot was an exception. For the terrorists it was a big gamble, but for Modi the choice was simple—act decisively, boldly, and immediately, or be utterly decimated at the hustings.

The other side learned well from its monumental failure, and it learned fast.

They used Modi's incrementalist approach to humiliate him and the nation, repeatedly over the next 5 years.

Knowing he would take no precipitate step, they laid siege to the capital, blocked highways for months (and in some places, years), desecrated the tricolor, forced him into a humiliating surrender over the Farm Bill.

The census, which was held every 10 years, without fail, has now been delayed by more than 3 years. Never before had this happened. Sure, Covid made it impossible conduct the Census in 2021, but 2022 is gone, 2023 is over, and 2024 is more than half done.

The opposition, on the other hand, has little downside in being disruptive. Even burning down the country has little downside, and substantial upside, for them. Kerala appoints a 'Foreign Secretary' withe impunity. Bengal's CM states she will welcome illegal immigrants. The federal structure has become a farce.

Will Modi be able to reinvent himself, take bold steps that are not driven by the arithmetic of short-term electoral gains? Will he able to take the multi-pronged attack from the multi-headed demons hacking away at the nation's integrity at will head on?

What he chooses to do will decide his legacy.
The time for strategic inertia is well past.
The savages are inside; act now or lose the nation under your watch.
That is not a legacy any leader wants.
Optics are not an option.

[STAR Boy TARUN @Starboy2079]

CIA's CANVAS program for Regime Change

Lesson 13 – Fear and Overcoming the Effects of Fear

This lesson says fear is the biggest obstacle in success of any protest and major aim of first part of protest should be to remove fear of govt from public and this lesson talks about practical ways to reduce the psychological effects of fear.

This below post of this puppet was a coded message for his masters sitting abroad, it means

"We are going as per plan and have achieved first objective and now ready to make it big"

[DEEWAN. @Spoof_Junkey]

Don't know why @DelhiPolice wasn't aware earlier

These people @kunalkamra88 , @RoflGandhi_ , @iArpitSpeaks were openly accepting that peaceful protest has no impact on ground, violence is needed.

These people were writing all the script long before and today they are responsible for this situation.

Please take action @DelhiPolice @CMODelhi @gupta_rekha

[Nandini @NBDwrites]

I am always surprised when someone asks, “What exactly has Modi done?”

Then I begin listing the accomplishments, and the mood invariably shifts.

I’ve never understood this collective short-term memory loss. It isn’t just puzzling - it can be fatal for both the nation and its people.

So today I decided to look at just one area: education.
Specifically, the institutions established since 2014.

Too often, we form our opinions on hearsay, emotion and sentiment rather than evidence. So let’s look at the numbers. They may well challenge what you think you know.

- Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs)

First 67 years: 16 IITs established.
Last 12 years: 7 new IITs established, taking the total to 23.
Capacity expansion: 5 existing IITs expanded, adding 6,576 seats.

Global footprint: Two international IIT campuses established - in Zanzibar and Abu Dhabi.

- Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs)

First 67 years: 13 IIMs established.
Last 12 years: 8 new IIMs established, taking the total to 21.

Global footprint: In September 2025, IIM Ahmedabad opened its Dubai campus.

- All India Institutes of Medical Sciences (AIIMS)

First 67 years: 7 AIIMS established.
Last 12 years: 16 new AIIMS established, taking the total to 23.

- Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs)

First 67 years: 9,977 ITIs.
Last 12 years: 4,705 new ITIs, taking the total to 14,682.

Skill development: PM–SETU (Pradhan Mantri Skilling and Employability Transformation through Upgraded ITIs), launched in October 2025, will upgrade 1,000 Government ITIs under a hub-and-spoke model.

- Universities

First 67 years: 723 universities.
Last 12 years: 607 new universities, taking the total to 1,330.

- Colleges

First 67 years: 38,500 colleges.
Last 12 years: 13,500 new colleges, taking the total to 52,000.

- Medical Colleges

First 67 years: 431 medical colleges.
Last 12 years: 387 new medical colleges, taking the total to 818.

- MBBS Seats

First 67 years: 51,348 seats.
Last 12 years: 77,628 additional seats, taking the total to 128,976.

- Postgraduate (PG) Medical Seats

First 67 years: 31,185 seats.
Last 12 years: 36,990 additional seats, taking the total to 68,175.

- Internationalisation of Higher Education

15 foreign universities are expected to establish campuses in India.

[Sougat Chakraborty @sougat18]

Let me tell you a perspective from someone who spent dealing with the Public Policy and Compliance Divisions:

1. The Individuals who are leading such teams have a certain ideological bent (which is the prerequisite) to be at those positions.

2. To appear neutral or impartial majority of the times they will ensure Anti- establishment or Anti-india rhetoric get more traction at hyper engagement level.

3. At the end of the day it’s all about protecting the brand at Global and at India level. Any sacrifice, any line that needs to crossed will be carried out without an iota of hesitation.

4. Most critical: According to the latest WARC Media forecasts, Meta annual ad revenue will near $ 240bn this year, and reach $ 268bn in 2027.
(In INR terms, that’s 25, 81, 912 Crores, considering $ 1bn = 9634 Crores)

5. Meta Platforms (META) Revenue by Geography
As of March 31, 2026

USA & Canada - $92.67 Bn
Europe - $51.78 Bn
Rest of the world - $41.73 Bn
Asia Pacific - $ 28.78 Bn

When P&L numbers are involved in Billions, anything is everything is fair game.

6. Weak Enforcement
They do have enforcement capabilities and often times as a platform to good stuff but when users actually require their assistance they only face disappointment.

7. Selective Suppression & Censorship
There are active mandates from senior leadership levels to selective suppress or censor specific type of content on the platform.

8. With those multiple billion dollar revenues stream they invest heavily in human psychology, behavioural sciences to identify new ways and techniques to make people spend more time on platforms. They thrive on human addiction

9. The level playing field is not set yet. You are playing cricket, they are playing Football. They are unapologetic about it.
They will always prioritise ad revenues, protect brand image, good growth numbers over anything else they on face or in their actions.

[siMha swapnaM @LakshmanPST]

@Priyapunitharaj @PTI_News I'll ask them...
CJP's agenda is not to ask them... They're just using this situation for their political goals... Ppl like you and others are just pawns & bakras...

[siMha swapnaM @LakshmanPST]

@mxtaverse Rama went to forest becoz. the replacement is Bharatha...
If Modi goes, the replacement are goons and anarchists...

[VatsRohit @KesariDhwaj]

Whoever planned today's anarchy seems to have had a clear game plan.

1) Surge in participation on the last day. I'm pretty sure many of these would be the 'youth' followers/workers of Congress and other political parties from Delhi and around Delhi.

2) Amongst these are some genuine college students and those who believe they were going to JM for a good cause.

3) The so called youth leaders vanished from the scene at the right moment for lest they be charged with instigating violence.

4) The violent turn was done by assets from within the crowd to show that it was a spontaneous eruption of frustration amongst the youth.

5) The idea was to create a scenario where Delhi Police had to react for their own safety and for the security and safety of the high value government zone.

6) I'm pretty sure there was a team of people whose only job was to film the confrontation between the protestors and the police and run the propaganda on social media.

7) The real casualty of this confrontation are poor souls who came here hoping to participate in a genuine protest and got the danda treatment from the police.

8) In the end, nothing will come off these protests. But BJP gave unnecessary opening to the opposition and they will now run with it for as long as they can.

9) As for the 'youth' - we've been handing out BA and MA degrees in nothing subjects like birdseeds for decades now. This cohort outside of a small sample, has no skill-sets and no employability. They're too educated to do manufacturing jobs and have zero skill set to land a decent job. Only a small % can be accomodated in government jobs. This 'youth dividend' will come to bite India sooner than later, irrespective of who is in power. If it happens under Modi ji's PMship, opposition will make it another issue and promise the moon.

[siMha swapnaM @LakshmanPST]

@Priyapunitharaj @PTI_News These protestors are not students... They're just goons and anarchists...

[siMha swapnaM @LakshmanPST]

@Priyapunitharaj @PTI_News 15 year girl who cares about her future will be at school, not at a protest site...