@Rahulpaliwal001@shivamudgil Arey waah, terrorists have become so powerful in India that they are delaying their trial aur hamara judicial system have become soooo incompetent ki itni proof honey ke baad bhi death sentence dene me itna time lag raha.
So according to this theory, the opposition’s highest civic duty is to not challenge the one person actually holding power. Congress should instead spend its days fighting AAP, BSP should pick a street fight with TMC, and after they’ve finished devouring each other they can all apply for the prestigious “Best Opposition Party” certificate. The government, of course, will politely wait outside until the intramural bloodbath is over. Brilliant strategy.
@Warlock_mohit Another hypothetical question: If only non-Hindu people were allowed to cast votes in the 2029 election in India, which party do you think would win the election?
Yesterday these same “global agencies” were CIA-funded, anti-India, agenda-driven liars when they published press freedom, hunger and happiness rankings.
Today Fitch, S&P, OECD and ADB raise the growth number and suddenly they’re independent, professional, must-believe institutions.
You don’t trust data. You trust the scorecard only when it flatters you. That’s not analysis. That’s fan fiction.
Yesterday these same “global agencies” were CIA-funded, anti-India, agenda-driven liars when they published press freedom, hunger and happiness rankings.
Today Fitch, S&P, OECD and ADB raise the growth number and suddenly they’re independent, professional, must-believe institutions.
You don’t trust data. You trust the scorecard only when it flatters you. That’s not analysis. That’s fan fiction.
@tchawla2@Indian1836217 Bank employees are stuck working Sundays at month-end because of the culture, and as a banker myself, I know it's because banks are just way too target-oriented; it’s like a student cramming all night at the last minute after slacking off all year.
@Mrsinha Power me ti aane de sinha, pehle hi baketi kar rhaa hai.....jo sarkar power me hai unse to puch le kya promise poorey hue jo kiye gaye they power me aane se pehle.