Mr.Sharma

RTs not endorsements

[Mr.Sharma @MRI_GUNGROO]

@nsitharaman most Indians facing problem in KYC due to mismatch in names with abbreviated initials as captured in bank / post office accounts years/decades back & the expanded names in Aadhar & PAN Cards. Not everyone can take legal recourse. Request urgent govt intervention

[sumit kalra @sumit1kalra]

नीट प्रोटेस्ट में इन बच्चों को देखा क्या किसी ने ?

[Dr. Priyam Bordoloi @DocPriyamMD]

A parasite called Cyclospora is spreading fast, triggering explosive diarrhea, severe stomach cramps and nausea that can last a whole month.
​Where does this bug hide in your food, and how can you avoid it? Let's break it down.

[Mr.Sharma @MRI_GUNGROO]

You claim Pak drubbed India in the 2025 war & still seek legal recourse for IWT. The war winner doesn’t seek legal recourse but would’ve imposed their will on the loser, in the instant case it being at least the resumption of IWT. That shows how hollow your claim of victory is.

[Hassan Aslam Shad @HassShad]

In my today's piece for Dawn, I posit that India's assault on the Indus Waters Treaty is not merely an attack on Pakistan's water rights. It is an attack on the very idea that international agreements must be honoured in good faith. By seeking to subordinate treaty obligations to political expediency, New Delhi is sending a deeply troubling message: that commitments are binding only when convenient. That is not diplomacy. It is lawfare designed to erode legal certainty while cloaking power politics in legal rhetoric.

Pakistan cannot afford to respond with routine statements and diplomatic platitudes. It must launch a robust and sustained counter-lawfare campaign that takes its case into international courts, policy forums, think tanks, universities and media platforms across the world. The law may be on Pakistan's side, but history shows that legal victories mean little if your adversary dominates the narrative. The battle over the Indus is no longer just about water. It is about exposing an attempt to weaken the sanctity of international law and ensuring that treaty obligations are not sacrificed at the altar of political convenience.

https://t.co/1b4969Um4t

[Lala @FabulasGuy]

Why @AAPMumbai deleted this tweet 😹🤣

10 Marks

[Minhaz Merchant @MinhazMerchant]

Europe built Mao’s image as a tough but wise leader even as Mao murdered millions of Chinese during the cultural revolution. EAM Jaishankar slams duplicitous Europe for arms sales to Pak used in terror attacks on India. Must read piece by @utpal_kumar1 https://t.co/kRlAl1Acpq

[Rakesh Krishnan Simha @ByRakeshSimha]

Benefits of living as a Hindu
- Joy Mathew, Kerala movie actor

_No need to go to learn religion from childhood.

_No strict rules on what to do, what not to do, or how to live...

_No need to wear a cap...
No need for circumcision...
No need to get baptized...

_No need to wake up early and go to the temple... Only those with faith need to go.

_When you feel like going, you can go to any temple without checking caste, language, or worship rituals.

_Even if you go or don’t go, the temple priest or committee members won’t glare at you...

_Won’t be branded as someone without fear of God... Won’t be excommunicated... Won’t be condemned to a “rogue’s grave” when dead...

_No need for a good conduct certificate from religious heads to get married...
No need for recommendation letters...

_No one goes to the temple to inquire “what kind of guy he is”... The bride’s family won’t check if he’s a religious believer...

_No one checks if the girl is a religious believer, a “916 Hindu”, or lives by Hindu customs...

_You can live peacefully with one or two children as you wish.

_Since there’s no ban on drinking alcohol, no need to go crazy using ganja or drugs.

_You can watch movies, dance, sing — with no restrictions.

_You can lend money at interest, or borrow it.

_You can vote for anyone, live however you want... no rules...

_No scaring about the afterlife.

_No need to waste a lifetime dreaming of rivers of wine and hooris. No need to fear being made firewood in hell...

_From creation to the structure of the universe — nothing here is against modern science.

_If you have time and study the Vedas, you can answer any atheist’s question.

_No separate laws for women...
No special prohibitions for women...

_If a woman dances, no crowd will gather to abuse her... They’ll clap and encourage her...

_From childhood, send her for dance... send her for music... send her for sports...

_No need to cover the face or head. Can wear clothes of choice...

_No separate dining area for her... No bans in crowds... no rules... no prohibitions...

_You can pray to the God of any religion. Can hang a star, set up a crib, celebrate any festival,

_Even if you don’t get them in return, you can send Christmas, Easter, Eid, Nabi Day wishes to friends. No one will question you;

_And you don’t have to fear anyone to share this!

Pleasant, beautiful, peaceful, free... Life as you like!!

_If asked “Do you have a religion?” — Yes... If asked “Don’t you have a religion?” — No.

Missed one thing...
No need to fight for a spot in the cemetery for the funeral... Just need some firewood.

[Diksha @Diksha20o1]

Bollywood bias!

A study by IIM Prof. Dheeraj Sharma analyzing films from 1960 to 2010 reveals a fixed code of demographic stereotypes:

> 58% of corrupt politicians were given Brahmin surnames.
> 62% of corrupt businessmen were associated with Vaishya surnames.
> 84% of Muslim characters were portrayed as strongly honest and religious.
> 78% of Christian women were hyper-sexualized and portrayed as promiscuous.
> 74% of Sikh characters were reduced to mere comic relief.
> 90% of films featuring Pakistan projected them as welcoming and courteous.

Cinema is not just reflecting reality, but it is actively shaping our biases.

What are your thoughts on this?

[Office Of Vijay Patel @VijayGajeraO]

DECODING NOIDA PROTEST: A PLAN BY THE COMMUNISTS TO START CIVIL WAR IN INDIA.

This is an extremely important thread.

Exclusive details about the entire plan and characters behind it.

Thread👇

[Office Of Vijay Patel @VijayGajeraO]

Exposing the hidden hand behind the protest against the Great Nicobar Project.

You won’t find these EXCLUSIVE details anywhere.

So let’s start the THREAD.

1. Meet Ashish Kothari. He filed a petition before the NGT against this project.

But why? And who is he?

[Amit Kumar Sindhi @AMIT_GUJJU]

Brutal Trolling of Lenskart 😂😹👇

[Moana @ladynationalist]

my TL is flooded with funny TCS memes
so making a thread, you can add yours too.

[Anu Dagar @TheAnuDagar]

हिंदू चार अक्षर फ़तलू पढ़े नहीं चार पैसे जेब में आते ही भाज क वामपंथी सेक्युलरिज्म का इंजेक्शन लगवा लेंगे ।

Dhanda Nyoliwala रवीश कुमार जैसे चाटुकार पत्तलकार न अपना ब!प बनाए बैठा है 🤣

[Mr.Sharma @MRI_GUNGROO]

@sanyayyyy ROADMAP

[Katyayani Shukla @aibytekat]

I don't understand why people don't use Claude for stock trading.

Everyone has charts. Everyone has news. Very few have deep reasoning. Claude helps with the last part.

Here are 16 practical prompts to use for stock trading and investing:

[Trishul Warrior @Trishulwarrior]

A discussion on love jihad is incomplete without mentioning the famous Kerala writer Kamala Das, also known as Kamala Surayya...

However, Kamala Das, also known as Kamala Surayya, is now in heaven near 72 Mustandos...
Kamala Das was a well-known writer from Kerala... She wrote under the pen name Madhavi Kutty... She belonged to the royal family of Kerala and was a Nair...

After her husband's death, she was lonely... She was 65 years old at the time of his death... Yet, she was full of sexual desires...

She had three grown-up children who held high positions... One son, Madhav Das Nalapat, was the chief editor of the Times of India and later became a senior official at UNESCO... His wife is a princess of Travancore State...

One son, Chimman Das, is a Foreign Service officer, and another is a Congress MLA in Kerala...

At their home, a friend of their son, Abdussamad Samdani, also known as Sadiq Ali, a Muslim League Party MP, He was 32 years younger than her and would come and visit...

That Mu$lim League MP wooed Kamala, his mother's age, and trapped her not in a love trap, but in a sex trap... Because Kamala herself has described her encounters with Samdani in a manner reminiscent of the stories in Mastram's street books...

And Kamala has written that as she grew older, her s€xual desire also increased... And Abdussamad Samdani was willing to satisfy her s€xual desire, so she became his devotee...

Later, Kamala converted to I$lam and changed her name to Kamala Surayya... All three sons were so hurt by their mother's misdeeds that they severed all ties with her...

The most shocking news was that upon her conversion to Islam, the Prince of Saudi Arabia sent his envoy to her home and sent her a bouquet, and the Indian government did not object.

Then, in 2009, She was diagnosed with cancer... The Kerala government admitted her first to a hospital in Mumbai and later to a hospital in Pune... Her three sons and all relatives had already severed ties with her...

Her Mu$lim husband, for whom she was the third wife, never once visited her... Before dying, she wrote, "I wish someone had shot me when I fell into Samdani's s€x trap..."

I didn't realize that I was framed as part of a political conspiracy to attract Hindu women in Kerala to Islam, and many Saudi Arabians were heavily involved in this...

After eight months in the hospital, she died, mourning for her sons and grandsons. The Kerala government then buried her in the cemetery next to the Jama Ma$jid in Malabar.

[CA Vivek Khatri @CaVivekkhatri]

Use this before buying any Indian stock.

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[Parth Rastogi @theparthrastogi]

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• NIFTYBEES
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• MIDCAP150BEES
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[The Curious Tales @thecurioustales]

My 5-year-old nephew asked me a random question.

I didn't know the answer.
So I looked it up.

What I discovered (fact #11) made me rethink my entire childhood.

Now, there are 20 facts that live rent-free in my head: 🧵

#1. Pineapples eat you while you eat them

[Shivam Vahia @ShivamVahia]

The most embarrassing part of the WaPo layoffs isn't that journalists lost their jobs. It's that they still believe they mattered. Lol.

Let's be clear: this wasn't a funding problem. Jeff Bezos isn't short on cash. If he wanted to subsidise indefinitely as a vanity project, he could. The layoffs happened for one simple reason -- the market decided these people are worthless.

Not controversial. Not ideological. Just economics.

The product under-performed. Readers don't care. Subscriptions didn't justify the payroll. And when an organisation is bloated, ideologically rigid, and increasingly disconnected from reality, the only rational solution is to cut fat. One-third of it apparently.

That's the part these farewell threads avoid confronting.

For years, western correspondents in India confused moral grandstanding with journalism. They believed their role wasn't to report India, but to lecture it from a pedestal built on outdated colonial assumptions and a nauseating superiority complex. They never served the readers...simply serviced their own sense of righteousness.

The market saw through it globally. That these foreign bureaus are "vacation postings". Sit in elite clubs, speak to a few dozen diplomats and think tanks...and keep recycling the same things over and over again. You can even "generate" beautiful stories...ask Rukmini Callimachi.

In Indian context, their favourite delusion is still Narendra Modi. Modi isn't a dictator clinging to power -- he keeps winning elections. Repeatedly. Decisively. That single fact collapses the entire narrative, so it is ignored. Instead, democracy is declared "under threat" every time Indian voters reject elite-approved outcomes. Apparently, democracy only works when it produces governments western newsrooms prefer.

Covid coverage sealed their irrelevance. India's second wave was brutal, but instead of proportion, context, or nuances, readers were fed relentless imagery of Hindu funeral pyres, curated for maximum shock value. This wasn't reporting. It was panic production. Readers don't pay for civilisational death porn masquerading as news. They switch off.

Kashmir? Misreported with utmost laziness. Terrorism softened, Pakistan backgrounded, Indian sovereignty framed as a disease. Delhi riots flattened into one-sided morality tales. Farmer protests romanticised while economic illiteracy and political capture conveniently ignored. CAA-NRC sold as genocide fan fiction. Every issue filtered through the same sneering lens: India bad, state evil, society dangerous.

Here's the uncomfortable truth they refuse to acknowledge: this framing doesn't sell anymore. Not in India. Not globally. Readers aren't stupid. They can smell ideological assembly lines. When every story sounds the same, outrage fatigue sets in.

That's what really happened here. Not censorship. Not fascism. Not silencing. Market correction.

The hypocrisy is almost comic. These journalists love lecturing India about moral failure while the West is still unearthing the Epstein files -- decades of institutional rot, elite protection, and media complicity in shielding a predator network. Maybe introspection should precede instruction.

The real reason India Inc's growth story irritates them is personal. It breaks the hierarchy and monotony. A country they were trained to view as permanently broken is growing, voting, building, and asserting itself without seeking western approval. That makes their role redundant. Nothing angers an auditor more than being ignored.

Journalism that mistakes ideology for insight, and superiority for substance, doesn't deserve infinite subsidy even from a billionaire.

The market spoke.
The product failed.
And the pedestal finally collapsed.

[Dipti Sharma @Diptish09]

YOUR SMART TV IS WATCHING YOU BACK.

Not the camera.
Not the mic.

The TV itself logs everything you watch.

Shut this down: