Mitesh

learning to code
side hustle / full-time customer support.
Tech enthusiast / phones, laptop's & audio.

[Swapna Kumar Panda @swapnakpanda]

Who is the biggest loser and winner in this battle?

Biggest Losers:

1. Congress
Congress was totally silent about the protest. Rahul was vacationing abroad. When he came back, Congress tried to hijack the protest by organizing a parallel protest. Govt then opened the channel to talk with Sonam and CJP totally sidelining Congress.

2. Entire Opposition
There was no unity in opposition. Sharad Pawar was seen meeting with Modi. AAP was with CJP. SP was with both CJP and Congress. Congress was protesting in parallel.

3. Amit Shah
He failed to handle Anti CAA protest. Thanks to COVID, it ended abruptly. He then failed in handling farmers protest. Now he failed once more.

4. Dharmendra Pradhan
He should have resigned the moment paper leak happened. But he stayed to take the ownership and make the reforms. But public sentiment was totally against him. He's a key leader for BJP. His strategies made BJP win in several key states. BJP can't lose him. But his brand value has drastically went down.

Who are the biggest winners?

1. Sonam Wangchuk
Despite so many hatred spread against him, his 26-days hunger strike was the reason this entire movement was so successful. Sonam will now be a key figure in public space.

2. GenZ
I won't say CJP or Dipke. It was these Gen Z students who made it possible. Sonam's hunger strike made the emotional pull and students joined the protest site suo moto. Dipke tried his best. But he was missing in key times. On social media, you would mostly hear one thing "We are not supporting CJP, but we are here for Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation".

3. Narendra Modi
It looked like Modi totally sidelined Shah from handling this. BJP didn't take the protest seriously until July 20. Removing Sonam from the protest site was the biggest mistake made that provoked the youth more. But Modi took charge from then on. He sent 2 ministers to have conversation.

[Mitesh @Miteshl02]

I Just hope my list goes ahead with good set of phones
@getpeid @Apple @SamsungIndia

[Mitesh @Miteshl02]

1)AT&T Flip Phone (USA)
2)Nokia Xpress keypad
3)Blackberry qwerty keyboard
4)Sony Xperia mini pro
5)Samsung champ
6)HTC desire 828
7)Asus Zenfone max pro m1
8)Iphone SE
9)Realme 2 pro
10)Google Pixel One
11)Realme X
12)Iphone 12
13)Poco F5 - Present
14)CMF phone 1 by Nothing

[Mitesh @Miteshl02]

@nikhilpatil_45 @yabhishekhd Don't worry my friend we will catch up in the next 300 years.

[Mitesh @Miteshl02]

@TECHINFOSOCIALS Time to switch to IOS

[Mitesh @Miteshl02]

Thanks to nitin gadkari ethanol fuel mixture, sugar prices have already risen however on top of that it's already out of stock across all online platforms.
#bjp #sugar

[Shubh @kadaipaneeeer]

I still don’t understand the criticism against Cockroach Janta Party. For the past 12 years, PM Modi himself has repeatedly said that the only thing missing in Indian democracy is a strong opposition. But the moment new political voices start emerging outside Congress, AAP and the usual parties, everyone suddenly feels threatened.

The entire rise of this party was triggered by public frustration after the CJI’s statement, repeated paper leaks, price hikes, unemployment and the growing disconnect between the government and ordinary citizens. Calling it a “Congress-backed” or “AAP-seeded” project just because some of they share the same ideology & their ideas of democracy somehow overlap is lazy political analysis. Having similar ideological positions does not automatically mean political ownership.

Why can’t people simply see it as a new opposition force questioning the current government?

They’re not anti-national. Supporting a satirical or alternative political movement does not make someone anti-India. And even if Gen Z is engaging with it partly as a trend, that is still counted as political participation. Democracies evolve when younger generations start questioning power structures instead of blindly worshipping them. Clearly some of you never want this whole corrupt arrangement of democracy to evolve.

What’s more concerning is the reaction. Their twitter account getting withheld in india, IT cells aggressively targeting pages, people openly saying “I lose respect for anyone who follows them” that mentality is dangerous. It basically implies that citizens are no longer allowed to hold independent political opinions unless they align with a particular party or leader.

This culture where every disagreement is labelled “anti-national” is not patriotism. It is political conditioning. A democracy cannot survive on blind loyalty alone. Governments are supposed to be questioned, criticised, and held accountable especially powerful governments with massive mandates.

And if satire itself starts threatening the system, then maybe the problem is not the satire 🙏🏻

[Mitesh @Miteshl02]

After very long procrastination back to freecodecamp.

[Mitesh @Miteshl02]

@Cartidise Headphones Jack.

[Mitesh @Miteshl02]

@piyush784066

[MEL 🦂 @melymel]

I’ve tasted unemployment and I’ve tasted the 9-5 life, I would recommend not being born

[Mitesh @Miteshl02]

@AasthanotAstha +1

[Mitesh @Miteshl02]

@Cartidise Coz tws mic's are shit in the budget range.
The TWS battery life is gonna degrade over time, which affects the audio.
Neckband can deliver powerful audio due to the large battery size connected in-ear driver

I'd love to defend neckband, & I wish wired earphones existed.

[Mitesh @Miteshl02]

@Normal_2610 Yeah that's great however how about giving a training to the service center technicians about how to actually fix the problem instead of replacing entire assembly for their lowest price petrol vehicles, forget about EV's. M not gonna buy TVS again.

[Mitesh @Miteshl02]

@rajAnoop_ They did it so they can sell it on amazon.
Realme - flipkart
Narzo - amazon

[Mitesh @Miteshl02]

@mvt_mashu @realmeIndia @realmeglobal @KocharBazul @realmecareIN @realmenarzoIN @AkashJayKashyap @ChaseXu_ @FrancisRealme @sarthak_mehta19 @ListenJavi @VaibhvWrites Yes please

[Not Jerome Powell @alifarhat79]

Working 12-hour days, 3,120 hours a year. Sleepless nights, constant exhaustion—only to watch it disappear into government fraud

[Sanju Choudhary @saaaanjjjuuu]

We have so many advancements in smartphones but the potential is getting wasted:

• Pro grade cameras but no social media integration
• 4 Million+ antutu but no AAA titles & desktop grade productive apps
• No thunderbolt ports in Flagships
• Unoptimised apps for higher refresh rates

There is no use of that much of hardware if the software is not letting us use it.

[Mitesh @Miteshl02]

@SavageAryan007 How much fun it has been using it as a daily/weekend driver comparing with tv.
How much fun it is & what are the cons/mood for not using it.

Share real life chores or experiences as most of the public looking at this won't have or seen any projector expect the one in cinemas.

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