Mukesh Mehta

[Mukesh Mehta @Mehta9977]

@GoogleAhead4584 @BefittingFacts Gazab Analogy!!

[Karan Datta 🇮🇳 @Datta_karan]

When you realise Rahul Gandhi's Adani campaign is directly benefiting China's global port takeover strategy, the entire political narrative looks completely different.

This is not election politics. This is an international trade war being fought inside India's parliament.

For a decade China has been executing a single strategic playbook. Control the world's ports and you control world trade. Belt and Road was never about roads. It was about acquiring chokepoints. Maritime routes. Strategic harbours. One by one across Asia, Africa and Europe. And for a while nobody was seriously contesting it.

Then Adani started showing up at the same auctions.

Sri Lanka's port. Tanzania. Israel's Haifa, one of the most strategically located ports in the Middle East, taken directly from under Chinese companies. Adani was even moving toward Greek ports which would have given India a direct commercial foothold into European maritime infrastructure. Every single move landed in geography where China had already planted its flag or was actively trying to. This was not accidental diversification. This was direct systematic competition with China's port acquisition strategy at the exact locations that mattered most globally.

Now here is where the story gets uncomfortable.

The moment Adani starts winning globally against Chinese interests a coordinated negative narrative begins inside India. Investigations. Allegations. Political pressure. International short seller reports timed with remarkable precision. The coverage relentless. The framing consistent across multiple countries simultaneously.

The Kenya airport project is the clearest example.

Adani won the JKIA contract worth 1.9 billion dollars. The propaganda that followed was so intense that Kenya's president cancelled the contract under public pressure. The company that got the project after Adani was removed? Chinese.

A narrative campaign inside a democratic country successfully removed an Indian competitor from a strategic infrastructure project and handed it directly to China. No military operation required. No diplomatic confrontation. Just information warfare executed through political proxies and international media.

The pattern is too consistent to be coincidental. Kenya reversal. Sri Lanka disruption. Allegations timed precisely with Adani's biggest global moves. Every controversy conveniently benefits the same competitor. Every setback creates an opening that one country consistently walks into.

The question nobody in India's political conversation is asking is the obvious one.

Who benefits every time Adani loses a global contract?

India's loudest domestic political narrative is running parallel to China's most important global strategic objective. Whether that parallelism is coordinated or simply convenient is the question that deserves far more scrutiny than it is currently receiving.

[Prakash Dadlani @prakdadlani]

In China:

• WhatsApp/FB = WeChat
• Instagram = Xiaohongshu
• Amazon = Taobao
• TikTok = Douyin
• X/Twitter = Weibo
• YouTube = Bilibili
• Google = Baidu
• Uber = Didi

They built their walled garden early, protected it, and now own their market while expanding globally.

Meanwhile, we let others enter, and got hollowed out.

Today, the same people we gave entry to are blocking us from their AI models.

Same story with manufacturing & imports, we took the easy route which has put us in a hard place.

Time to change that.

Be it hardware or software: Build here.

For the people, by the people.

JAI HIND. 🇮🇳

[Dr. S. Jaishankar @DrSJaishankar]

Spoke to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio this evening. I reiterated India’s strong protest at the attacks by the US Navy in the Gulf that killed three Indian mariners. Such lethal actions against commercial shipping are not justified.

[Mukesh Mehta @Mehta9977]

@ritz2sin Honestly speaking, in most of the rest breaks and between the sets I end up reracking other people's dumbbells and plates.

[Mukesh Mehta @Mehta9977]

@Sha742585332787 @AdityaRajKaul This guy's family was forced to flee from Kashmir under a Genocide plan. Just FYI

[Damodar Hegde @DamodarHegde4]

@DKShivakumar Do you know the project?
Did you any time visit Nicobar Island ?
Stop this sycophancy of licking boot of dynastic family who have handed over many territories to China and Pakistan!
Now readying Nicobar island to hand over to help China’s interests!

[Mukesh Mehta @Mehta9977]

@DKShivakumar Interesting, this is what opposition has to offer. Take Chinese money and stop development. This project will be a game changer for the Indian Navy and its power projection in Indian Ocean The leverage is as strong as Malacca . Opposing this project is like going against India.

[Mukesh Mehta @Mehta9977]

@AshokKhemka_IAS Thanks for your lifetime of contribution. Special people like you make this country work and prosper. Otherwise Babushahi of Brown Sahibs is a lost cause, absolutely out of touch with reality and filled with their false egos.

[Mukesh Mehta @Mehta9977]

@akshat_money Magnus Burgundy

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

@RupertLowe10 Bravo Pakistan! This is what we should be doing in the West.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

@DailyMail This is the right sentence for such an action. Good for Pakistan.

[Prakash Dadlani @prakdadlani]

I can build 100 products tomorrow.

But I don’t have the money for it.

That’s the reality for many builders in India.

People say, “Indians cannot innovate.”

I think they’re looking at the wrong problem.

The bottleneck isn’t ideas.

It’s moulds, dies, and tooling costs.

A single tool can cost more than what most small builders can afford to risk.

That’s why seeing Karuvi’s progress gives me hope.

Zoho proved that an Indian company can build world-class software.

Now @svembu Ji and team are taking on something even harder: manufacturing.

They’re investing in engineering, quality, trial units, and their own tool room.

This is what building looks like.

Once we solve the tooling problem,

we’ll unlock 1000s of products that

should have been made here 20 years ago.

And @svembu Sir, if there's ever a need for help on anything AC motors / plastics related, I'd be honoured to contribute.

Here at your service 🫡🇮🇳

[Mukesh Mehta @Mehta9977]

@GoogleAhead4584 Thanks Brother. Really liked your account as well. Started following you 🙏

[Mukesh Mehta @Mehta9977]

@GoogleAhead4584 Mera Liver Kidney sab Indian MFs main laga hai..60% Flexi and 40% Small Cap. Except for agricultural land in Haryana and thoda physical gold. Aage kya karna chahiye.

[Sridhar Vembu @svembu]

It is such a fraudulent thing to claim that Tiruvalluvar is not Hindu. This attempt to deny our own spiritual heritage must be fought.

[The Kaipullai @thekaipullai]

The newly elected CM of a southern state is an arts graduate, hasn't built a legitimate company, hasn't invented any new technology, hasn't held a proper job and has been a "Political Activist" for his entire life

Yet by some medical miracle has a declared asset value in excess of Rs 1000 crore

The fact that we in general are ok with someone like him as the head of a state tells us where our priorities lie in the grand scheme of things

[Rajiv Malhotra @RajivMessage]

Thanks for recycling what I have said repeatedly for past 20 yrs and got abused for. As more folks repeat these points, it will become impossible to ignore. Finally one day, ppl will demand answers. My worry: that will be too late. Maybe already too late. Thanks anyway.@NalinisKitchen 🙏

[Mukesh Mehta @Mehta9977]

@TheOnlyAnkush @HDFCBank_Cares @HDFC_Bank @iSatishAgarwal @cardswhiz All the best!!