Rajesh

#freedom #fitness #birdphotography #investor

[Rajesh @RajeshChande]

#Technology is miraculous because it allows us to do more with less, ratcheting up our fundamental capabilities to a higher level.

[Being Political @BeingPolitical1]

A monk came to politics and the rest is history.

Till now one of the best video of dev Deepawali 2025.

[DRDO @DRDO_India]

Intermediate Range Agni-Prime Missile was successfully tested on 24 Sep 2025 from a Rail based Mobile launcher. This will be a force multiplier to strategic forces, with a game changer road cum rail missile system

[Ritesh Jain @riteshmjn]

India company buying iconic German giant.. larger producer of electrical steel in the world.

[Media Expose @MediaExpose_]

No media house will tell you this. No influencer will risk saying it.

This isn’t about India.
This is about a power that borrowed its way to dominance — and now wants others to foot the bill for its decline.

The U.S. debt has exploded — from $5 trillion to $37 trillion in just two decades.
Nobody really knows what America gained from it.
All we see are collapsing cities, wars without victory, and institutions losing global trust.

Now, instead of cleaning up its own mess, Washington wants the rest of the world to pay up — through tariffs, restrictions, pressure tactics, and forced alignments.

This is not diplomacy. It’s damage control.

They tried the stick with China.
Beijing didn’t blink — it weaponised rare earths, rerouted supply chains, and held firm.

They tried the stare-down with Saudi Arabia.
Riyadh quietly joined hands with China, cut oil deals in non-dollar terms, and reminded the U.S. that alliances aren’t owned — they’re earned.

They pressured Brazil — Lula smiled, shook hands, and kept trading with Russia and China anyway.

They approached Türkiye — Erdogan played NATO for his own benefit, refused sanctions, and bought Russian defence systems with a straight face.

They leaned on Vietnam — Hanoi took investments, not instructions.

And now, they’re knocking at India’s door.

But India is not here to serve global debt agendas.
India isn’t trapped in any post-war guilt like Japan.
It doesn’t depend on military support like Europe.
It isn’t appeasing Western banks like African debt-ridden nations.
And it doesn’t need anyone’s permission to protect its own interests.

India will listen. Smile. Delay.
But it will not bend.

Why?

Because India’s growth story was never written in Washington.

What’s happening now is simple:
A former superpower is trying to monetise its market access because it has nothing else left to offer.

And countries around the world are finally realising —
You don’t owe anything to a nation that’s only offering fear and penalties in return.

Empires don’t fall in a bang.
They just stop being respected.
One failed pressure tactic at a time.

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

Kashmir to Kevadia!

Good to see Shri Omar Abdullah Ji enjoying his run at the Sabarmati Riverfront and visiting the Statue of Unity. His visit to SoU gives an important message of unity and will inspire our fellow Indians to travel to different parts of India.

@OmarAbdullah

[Sahil Sharma @sahil_vi]

प्रतिशोध instead of बदला
वर्षा instead of बरसात
विनाश instead of बर्बादी
कथन instead of बयान
उत्तम instead of बेहतरीन
निरर्थक instead of बेवजह
भेंट instead of मुलाक़ात
संभव instead of मुमकिन
मंगलमय instead of मुबारक
नि:शुल्क instead of मुफ़्त
यात्री instead of मुसाफ़िर
प्यादा instead of मोहरा
प्रेम instead of मोहब्बत
अवसर instead of मौक़ा
ऋतु instead of मौसम
विषय instead of मुद्दा
लाभ instead of मुनाफ़ा
गति instead of रफ़्तार
परम्परा instead of रस्म
विश्राम instead of राहत
प्रतिष्ठा instead of रुतबा
आत्मा instead of रुह
प्रकाश instead of रौशनी
शैली instead of लहज़ा
अनिवार्य instead of लाज़िमी
शब्द instead of लफ़्ज़
वस्त्र instead of लिबास
दृष्टिकोण instead of लिहाज़
भार instead of वज़न
निष्ठा instead of वफ़ादारी
अस्तित्व instead of वजूद
अन्यथा instead of वरना
साधन instead of वसीला
वचन instead of वादा
वास्तव में instead of वाक़ई
षड्यंत्र instead of साज़िश
क्रम instead of सिलसिला
प्रत्यावेदन instead of शिकायत

[Sahil Sharma @sahil_vi]

Decolonisation:

प्रश्न instead of सवाल
उत्तर instead of जवाब
प्रतिदिन instead of रोज़
अधिक instead of ज़्यादा
प्रयोग instead of इस्तेमाल
सहस्र instead of हज़ार
हृदय instead of दिल
प्रयास instead of कोशिश
कठिन instead of मुश्किल
लाभ instead of फ़ायदा
स्वतंत्रता instead of आज़ादी
पुस्तक instead of किताब
समय instead of वक़्त
वर्ष instead of साल
धन्यवाद instead of शुक्रिया
अंतर instead of फ़र्क़
कदाचित् instead of शायद
आवश्यकता instead of ज़रूरत
अंत instead of आख़िर
अभिलाषा instead of आरज़ू
सरलता instead of आसानी
स्वभाव instead of आदत
आय instead of आमदनी
उपकार instead of अहसान
अनुभूति instead of अहसास
उपासना instead of इबादत
अनुमति instead of इजाज़त
वृद्धि instead of इज़ाफ़ा
प्रबंध instead of इंतज़ाम
प्रतीक्षा instead of इंतज़ार
क्रांति instead of इंक़लाब
परीक्षा instead of इम्तिहान
संकल्प instead of इरादा
आरोप instead of इल्ज़ाम
संयोग instead of इत्तेफाक़
दुविधा instead of उलझन
आशा instead of उमीद
न्यूनता instead of कमी
पग instead of क़दम
समीप instead of क़रीब
सम्मान instead of क़द्र
मूल्य instead of क़ीमत
भाग्य instead of क़िस्मत
हत्या instead of क़त्ल
अनुबंध instead of क़रार
बलिदान instead of क़ुर्बानी
बूँद instead of क़तरा
दुःख instead of ग़म
त्रुटि instead of ग़लती
निर्धन instead of ग़रीब
क्रोध instead of ग़ुस्सा
मनन instead of ग़ौर
भ्रम instead of गुमान
संवाद instead of गुफ़्तगू
समाचार instead of ख़बर
प्रसन्न instead of ख़ुश
प्रसन्नता instead of ख़ुशी
समाप्त instead of ख़त्म
कोष instead of ख़ज़ाना
कुशल instead of ख़ैर
इच्छा instead of ख़्वाहिश
विचार instead of ख़याल
सुंदर instead of ख़ूबसूरत
आहार instead of ख़ुराक
ईश्वर instead of ख़ुदा
स्वप्न instead of ख़्वाब
संसार instead of जहाँ
पोत instead of जहाज़
मंडली instead of जमाअत
युग instead of ज़माना
पृथ्वी instead of ज़मीन
दायित्व instead of ज़िम्मेदारी
अत्याचार instead of ज़ुल्म
बल instead of ज़ोर
स्वाद instead of ज़ायका
घाव instead of ज़ख़्म
हठ instead of ज़िद
विष instead of ज़हर
उत्सव instead of ज़श्न
शृंखला instead of ज़ंजीर
यात्रा instead of सफ़र
स्वच्छता instead of सफ़ाई
सुरक्षा instead of सलामती
परामर्श instead of सलाह
प्रभात instead of सवेरा
शांति instead of सुकून
दण्ड instead of सज़ा
सीमा instead of सरहद
पाठ instead of सबक़
प्रमाण instead of सबूत
श्वेत instead of सफ़ीद
प्रातः instead of सहर
धैर्य instead of सब्र
आधार instead of सहारा
रुचि instead of शौक़
व्यक्ति instead of शख़्स
शीतलपेय instead of शरबत
नियम instead of शर्त
लज्जा instead of शरम
नगर instead of शहर
सिंह instead of शेर
रूप instead of सूरत
संकेत instead of सुराग
स्वास्थ्य instead of सेहत
अधिकार instead of हक़
सीमा instead of हद
गति instead of हरकत
दुर्घटना instead of हादसा
साहस instead of हिम्मत
गणना instead of हिसाब
शासन instead of हुकूमत
आदेश instead of हुक़्म
वास्तविकता instead of हक़ीक़त
चरम instead of इंतिहा
सावधानी instead of इहतियात
स्वीकार instead of इकरार
स्वागत instead of इस्तक़बाल
लिखित instead of तहरीर
आंदोलन instead of तहरीक
निर्धारित instead of तय
तिथि instead of तारीख़
समारोह instead of तक़रीब
लगभग instead of तक़रीबन
कष्ट instead of तक़लीफ़
अनुभव instead of तजुर्बा
अभिलाषा instead of तमन्ना
सभ्यता instead of तहज़ीब
दिशा instead of तरफ़
प्रगति instead of तरक़्क़ी
शिक्षा instead of तालीम
संगठन instead of तंजीम
उपाय instead of तदबीर
विवरण instead of तफ़सील
मनोरंजन instead of तफ़रीह
त्याग instead of तर्क़
संतोष instead of तसल्ली
ध्यान instead of तवज्जो
अपेक्षा instead of तवक़्क़ो
सृजन instead of तख़लीक़
कार्यालय instead of दफ़्तर
मस्तिष्क instead of दिमाग़
कठिनाई instead of दिक़्क़त
धन instead of दौलत
प्रार्थना instead of दुआ
वास्तव में instead of दरअसल
द्वार instead of दरवाज़ा
सभा instead of दरबार
आवश्यकता instead of दरकार
दृष्टि instead of नज़र
दृश्य instead of नज़ारा
समीप instead of नज़दीक
परिणाम instead of नतीजा
उपदेश instead of नसीहत
चिह्न instead of निशान
मंशा instead of नीयत
ज्योति instead of नूर
प्रदर्शनी instead of नुमाइश
असंभव instead of नामुमकिन
संदेश instead of पैग़ाम
मानक instead of पैमाना
अन्नोत्पादन instead of फ़सल
आदेश instead of फ़रमान
निर्णय instead of फ़ैसला
चिंता instead of फ़िक्र
स्वभाव instead of फ़ितरत
सेना instead of फ़ौज
दुर्भाग्य instead of बदक़िस्मती

[Prachyam @prachyam7]

He waited 21 years for justice.
From the blood-stained grounds of Jallianwala Bagh to the core of the British Empire —
On March 13, 1940, Udham Singh delivered justice, not revenge.
Michael O’Dwyer fell, and history remembered the storm that rose against the Raj.
🕯️ On his martyrdom day — July 31 — we honor the fearless legacy of Udham Singh.
The man who hunted down the monster of colonial rule.

#UdhamSingh #महानक्रांतिकारी #JallianwalaBagh #IndianFreedomStruggle #MartyrdomDay #PrachyamOriginals

[PIB India @PIB_India]

Bengaluru scientists develop cost-effective smart windows

Smart windows which can change colour at the flick of a switch, block heat on sunny days, save energy, and even store electricity may now be made from affordable materials. This advancement offers could make the smart window technology more accessible

Read here: https://t.co/X9qBROj4fq

[Ministry of Railways @RailMinIndia]

1/9
On #WorldNatureConservationDay, we celebrate the vital role of Indian Railways in building a greener, cleaner India.
From trains to tracks, every step is guided by sustainability.

[All India Radio News @airnewsalerts]

Indian researchers have identified a gene in pineapple that can provide a powerful, homegrown line of defence to the fruit against devastating fungal attacks

The pineapple (Ananas comosus L. Merr.) is the most economically significant fruit of the Bromeliaceae family that provides various health benefits alongside a delicious juicy flavour, resulting in a nutritious diet including all vital components

Scientists from Bose Institute have identified the gene behind Somatic Embryogenesis Receptor Kinase (SERK) that can activate host defences against plant diseases

@IndiaDST

[Pralhad Joshi @JoshiPralhad]

India’s green energy journey is a story of vision, determination and execution.

Over the last 11 years, Hon’ble PM Shri @narendramodi ji has led a remarkable green transition — making clean energy a key pillar of development and empowerment across the country. 🌱
#RenewableEnergy

ಭಾರತದಲ್ಲಿ‌ನ ಹಸಿರು ಇಂಧನದ ಪಯಣ ದೊಡ್ಡ ಯಶೋಗಾಥೆಯಾಗಿದೆ.

ಕಳೆದ 11 ವರ್ಷಗಳಲ್ಲಿ ಭಾರತದ ಹಸಿರು ಇಂಧನ ಪರಿವರ್ತನೆಯಲ್ಲಿ ಪ್ರಧಾನ ಮಂತ್ರಿ ಶ್ರೀ @narendramodi ಅವರ ನೇತೃತ್ವದಲ್ಲಿ ಅತಿದೊಡ್ಡ ಸಾಧನೆ ಮಾಡಿದೆ. ದೇಶದ ಅಭಿವೃದ್ಧಿ ಮತ್ತು ಸಬಲೀಕರಣದಲ್ಲಿ ಶುದ್ಧ ಇಂಧನವನ್ನು ಪ್ರಮುಖ ಆಧಾರಸ್ತಂಭವಾಗಿಸಿದ್ದಾರೆ

[STAR Boy TARUN @Starboy2079]

New Social Science Books by NCERT (Thread)

The new Social Science books for Classes 6 to 8 are truly a delight. The Class 8 book is still not available on their site, but I have read Class 6 and 7 books and really loved them.

Here are some key takeaways
Read and enjoy!
1/18

[StockMarket.News @_Investinq]

🚨 Japan’s bond market is spiraling into chaos.

Yields are exploding. Liquidity is vanishing. Trust is evaporating.

Let me break down what’s happening in Japan and how this affects the US.

(Save this thread)

[The Better India @thebetterindia]

What if a single card could change how daughters are treated across an entire district?

In Harda, Madhya Pradesh, that card exists. It's called the Kirti Card — and it's flipping the script on the idea that daughters are a burden.

Families with only daughters now get front-row access to government services, healthcare, coaching, even restaurant discounts.

Scroll down to see how one IAS officer’s bold idea turned into a movement of pride, policy, and real change for girls in India.➡️

@Adibond08

#KirtiCard #DaughtersOfIndia #BetiBachao #GenderEquality #GirlPower #PositiveChange

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

Geometry

[The Better India @thebetterindia]

While Most stars wear medals. He earned his stripes.
In 2011, @msdhoni was given an honorary rank in the Indian Territorial Army.

For many, that would’ve been the end of the story — a photo op, a few headlines, and done.

But in 2019, right after India’s heartbreaking World Cup exit, Dhoni did something few expected.

He stepped away from cricket and stepped into duty.

No cameras. No VIP treatment. Just a barrack bed, early mornings, and patrol shifts in Kashmir’s Victor Force HQ.

On his birthday, scroll down to discover how Captain Cool became Lieutenant Colonel Dhoni — and why, for soldiers and citizens alike, he’ll always be more than just a cricketer. >>

#MSDhoni #Dhoni #IndianArmy #Kashmir #CaptainCool

[The Better India @thebetterindia]

For years, Rajkot’s Nakrawadi site lay buried under 16 lakh tonnes of waste.

It stank, it suffocated the land, and it grew bigger with each passing day.

But today, that very site is unrecognisable:  A 20-acre urban forest with over 2.35 lakh native trees, water-harvesting systems, and fresh air.

What changed? A bold, first-of-its-kind effort to turn waste into life.

Scroll down to see how a dumping ground became the city’s green heart.

#GreenTransformation #WasteManagement #MiyawakiForest #EcoRestoration #Rajkot

[Sanjeev Sanyal @sanjeevsanyal]

The 14th century scholar-philosopher Ibn Khaldun had an interesting observation that civilisations go through four generation cycles. With the "liberal global order" clearly going through a reset, it would be interesting to apply his framework to our times:

1st generation: They disrupt the old system and introduce a new set of values/ideas/social dynamics. This generation faces struggles against the old establishment and competing groups. If they succeed, they create a core internally coherent group built through their revolutionary struggle. This core starts to rebuild society along its value system.

2nd generation: This generation witnessed or even participated the struggles of the previous generation. They still carry some of the revolutionary spirit and enjoy internal cohesion. However, after the turmoil, they focus on stability. Therefore, this generation establishes institutions and a coherent social contract for the wider society. They build infrastructure, economic systems and so on.

3rd generation: This generation benefits from the hard work of the previous two generations and witnesses the peak of the cycle, but also sees the initial signs of a deterioration. This is the generation that enjoys economic prosperity, builds the grand iconic buildings and makes important cultural contributions. However, they do not pay attention to the institutions and internal social cohesion that made all this possible.

4th generation: This generation takes the economic, social and cutural achievements of the previous three generations for granted. It is cynical and justifies its own laziness. Internal cohesion of the society breaks down, petty rivalries emerge, and the society goes into decline.

Ibn Khaldun argues that a society that survives the cynical fourth generation, then repeats the above cycle. Wonder how this would apply to today's world ? Are different countries in different points in the cycle?

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

Make friends who are there in tough times