Manu Rajvanshi

Media professional.

[Manu Rajvanshi @MRaj2012]

@AaiHindon Is there a problem at the Hindon Airport? Three flights including IX1624 are circling overhead? @AirIndiaX any changes in schedule?

[Manu Rajvanshi @MRaj2012]

@ShivAroor @IndiaToday @PreetiChoudhry @SabaIkram786 @AishPaliwal @mausamii2u @sahiljoshii @tweets_amit Bloody beautiful image.

[Siddharth Zarabi @szarabi]

The forced exodus of Hindus from Kashmir, beginning on January 19, 1990, marks one of the darkest chapters in modern Indian history.

On that ill-fated day and in the weeks and months that followed, a community with deep roots in the Valley was forced to abandon their homes, ancestral lands, and way of life due to an orchestrated campaign of terror.

As the chants of separatism echoed through the streets, the fear became palpable, loudspeakers in mosques issued threats, demanding the Kashmiri Hindus leave or face dire consequences.

It wasn’t just threats; targeted killings, abductions, and assaults sent shockwaves through the community.

The fabric of trust, once woven between neighbors, was torn apart, as many of the same neighbours turned a blind eye when terrorists attacked Hindus.

Families fled overnight, carrying little more than memories and a sense of profound loss.

Generations-old homes were abandoned, left to be looted or destroyed.

Sacred spaces and temples, symbols of their spiritual and cultural identity, fell silent.

For many, the hope of return faded over time, as they struggled to rebuild their lives in unfamiliar cities and refugee camps, often facing neglect and indifference.

The trauma of displacement runs deep.

The pain is not just in what was lost—homes, livelihoods, and cultural heritage—but in the persistent silence and erasure of our story.

To this day, the memory of that exodus lingers, a wound that has yet to fully heal, as the Kashmiri Hindu community seeks recognition, justice, and the right to return to their homeland in peace.

#Kashmir
#January19

[Gabbar @GabbbarSingh]

This GRAP-4 guidelines are such a sham, absolutely no cost benefit analysis, whether it's helping AQI or not, just gives an opportunity for corrupt traffic cops to extort more money. Weather changes, wind starts blowing, AQI drops, GRAP guys claim credit. Total banana republic.

[Manu Rajvanshi @MRaj2012]

@smitaprakash Yes!

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@stats_feed Phone

[Manu Rajvanshi @MRaj2012]

@airindia Just wondering. Had family in the flight. Thanks!

[Manu Rajvanshi @MRaj2012]

What’s the matter with @airindia AI835? Delhi - Ahmedabad flight aborted its landing and is now circling Ahmedabad. No congestion. Nothing.
@flightradar24

[Manu Rajvanshi @MRaj2012]

Love this!
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[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Let’s make Starfleet Academy real!

[Rakesh Krishnan Simha @ByRakeshSimha]

How Vinesh Phogat wronged Shivani Pawar
- via Facebook

The girl in the photo is Shivani Pawar. You might not have seen her before because she wasn’t sitting at Jantar Mantar, nor was she covered by the media.

This 26-year-old is a Head Constable in the BSF. Shivani is also a farmer's daughter, hailing from a small village called Umred in MP.

Shivani is also a wrestler. Three years ago, at the Under-23 World Wrestling Championships, she won a silver medal in the 50 kg weight category. In the same event, Anju won a bronze. Shivani was the first Indian wrestler to win a medal in this competition. She has also won a gold medal in the World Police Sports Championships and a bronze in the Asian Wrestling Championships.

Shivani is a promising wrestler with a bright future. But why didn’t she make it to the Paris Olympics?

In March, a trial competition was held in Patiala. In this competition, Vinesh Phogat lost to Anju in her usual 53 kg category. This is the same Anju mentioned earlier. After losing in her regular 53 kg category, Vinesh insisted on competing in the 50 kg trial as well.

Under pressure, the officials gave her permission. (Perhaps they feared accusations of rape or sexual harassment, or maybe they were threatened with the Jantar Mantar protests.) Vinesh won the 50 kg category. It would have been easier for a 53 kg wrestler to win in the 50 kg category.

In the final round, Vinesh won 10-6, meaning the opponent was definitely not weak. That opponent was Shivani. If Vinesh hadn’t competed in the 50 kg trial, Shivani would have won the qualifying round and been selected for the Olympics. But after losing in the 53 kg category, Vinesh intruded into the 50 kg category.

In fact, Vinesh wanted to be sent to the Olympics without participating in the trials. The association did not accept this unreasonable demand.

Vinesh was determined to go to the Olympics, and she had the backing of the opposition. So, she entered the 50 kg category. Vinesh’s intrusion into 50 kg cost Shivani her chance.

Even though Vinesh secured a spot in the Olympics through injustice, it was difficult for a 53 kg wrestler to maintain the 50 kg weight category for two consecutive days. Eventually, the truth came out on the weighing scale. Vinesh was disqualified in the 50 kg category because it wasn’t her original weight category. In Paris, there was no Jantar Mantar, nor were there Hindi journalists. Naturally, Vinesh had to accept her disqualification.

In this entire episode, Shivani was wronged. Shivani is also Indian. If she had gone to the Olympics and won a medal, that medal would have been credited to India.

Those who shout slogans like "Bharat ki Beti" (India’s daughter) will never speak up for Shivani because they won’t get a paycheck for it, nor will they get a chance to criticize Modi.

There is no sorrow over Vinesh’s disqualification because she entered through deceit. The sorrow is for the lost medal for India, and the nation’s honor being compromised. The deeper sorrow is for the injustice done to a young athlete in the dirty politics of elite athletes.

And those lamenting Vinesh’s disqualification are not sad because India lost a medal; they are upset because they lost an opportunity to target Modi.

Isn’t Shivani a female athlete? Or is she not Indian? Doesn’t she have the right to fair opportunities?

Vinesh did not enter the fray with a clean slate and deservedly so got disqualified. However, in the bargain she has not only undone herself but also unfairly deprived a deserving wrestler from contesting.
A thorough probe is a must. With such dirty politicking, India certainly cannot expect to have worthy medal winners.

Shame on you @Phogat_Vinesh

[Manu Rajvanshi @MRaj2012]

@Matt_Pinner Stoned

[Manu Rajvanshi @MRaj2012]

No wonder his restaurants still serve good food and are a popular foodie destination!

[SK @sruthijith]

Jayaram Banan started life as a dish washer and rose to become the owner of successful Delhi restaurant franchises such as Sagar Ratna, Sagar, Swagat and others. How he spends his time on a Sunday afternoon—manning the door at one of his restaurants when it’s 45 degrees outside—tells you more about the essence of entrepreneurship than a thousand podcast episodes.

[Shiv Aroor @ShivAroor]

VEDANT AGARWAL
Age: 17 years, 8 months
Location: Pune
Father: Vishal Agarwal, Owner, Bramha Realty
Car: Porsche Taycan
Speed: 150 km/h
Registration: Unregistered
Number: No license plate
Victims: Two 24-yr-old IT engineers from M.P.
Time for grant of bail: 15 hours

[Manu Rajvanshi @MRaj2012]

@DonaldTNews Yes. Absolutely. We should adopt this in India as well.

[Manu Rajvanshi @MRaj2012]

@HDFC_Bank @HDFCBank_Cares Received a scam call from 8141535400 warning me of a large transaction on my credit card. It subsequently transferred me to an executive who wanted all kinds of information.
Please probe and act against this number.

[Manu Rajvanshi @MRaj2012]

@viswaguru1964 Namaskar. Hoping for more fare with the right amount of spices.

[Manu Rajvanshi @MRaj2012]

@IndiaToday Huh!

[Manu Rajvanshi @MRaj2012]

@szarabi in a very special conversation with @RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das. #LIVE from #WEF2024 in Davos. Watch 'Das Kapital' in action at the ultimate symbol of capitalism, hard-selling the fruits of #Modinomics & India growth story.
@DasShaktikanta

https://t.co/1z5DNVIH60

[Sambit Patra @sambitswaraj]

Proof that Arvind Kejriwal wants his personal development at the cost of Delhi's development.

The RTI reply received from the Delhi government shows that Rs. 29,56,35,074/- were spent on only civil works at the residence of the Delhi CM.