The Nobel Prize committee has lost its moral compass. It has awarded its highest honor to a bigot who built her career around inventing and propagating blood libels against the one and only Jewish state.
Navi Pillay’s proudest achievement was to legitimize a corrupt prosecutor who turned to her fabrications against Israel hoping that by joining her bigoted lynch mob, he would beat a rape charge.
Karim Khan, who was accused by his own ICC employees of raping and sexually molesting them, used Pillay’s lies to build a fake case against Israel.
Pillay supplied the lies. Khan weaponized them. And now the misguided members of the Nobel Committee are honoring the woman who propagated this demonization of the Jews and this travesty of justice.
Abhijeet Dipke is the new Rakesh Tikait who was the new Bilkis Didi who was the new Hardik Patel who was the new Umar Khalid who was the new Sharjeel Imam who was the new Kanhaiya Kumar who was the new Arvind Kejriwal who was the new Medha Patkar who was the-
@jhajee_2eats Chup ho jaa agency wale. 2 words likh deta waha post mai toh konsa teri mehndi ghis jaati. Always tiny mind to think about gr8 ppl. Pata nai kaha se aa jaate hai 12th kar k
@jhajee_2eats@Central_Railway Social communication w.r.t Respected citizen should follow a protocol.This is dismise case, any post related to condolences should consist of gesture and words NOT a meme collection.
Key disadvantages of allowing Starlink in India include:
National security risks: Foreign-controlled network limits India's ability to shut off service in sensitive border areas or ensure availability during crises. Past reports of terminals with militants or smugglers raise misuse concerns.
Data sovereignty issues: Laser links could route traffic outside Indian gateways, complicating monitoring and lawful interception.
High costs: Hardware and monthly fees likely far exceed affordable terrestrial options like Jio or Airtel, limiting rural access.
Market impact: Could disrupt local telecoms and foster over-reliance on a single US provider instead of domestic alternatives.
Regulate reels. If not at least ban their monetization. A lot of issues for India created from outside will end.
An average Indian uses 28 GB data at one of the world's lowest rates. Of that nearly 20 GB is used for useless dance and drama reels.
Freeing that will free a lot of capital for Indian ISPs to provide internet to very remote areas.
And also better internet to serious customers and content makers using it for educational content, work, video conferencing and such.
Squeezing Indian companies to provide cheap data that's only used by India's adversaries without a challenge to program Indians using fake news and perversion is suicide.
@volklub@SomChaterji Bhai number k liye avg deni padegi. But main game wahi hai k underbody cng vs actual road milage. MnM toh petrol mai he 12 se uper nai jaati. Cng mai 19 20 se jada nai degi.
While the Election Commission was considering the meeting proposal from the Members of Parliament after 4 PM today, it was informed by the Delhi Police DCP that the requested meeting was to involve a group of 240 MPs and was proposed to be held at the Parliament House Annexe. The Election Commission deemed this request unusual and unacceptable, as established protocol dictates that such meetings take place within the premises of the Election Commission of India. The ECI proposed sending its most senior executive officer to the meeting venue to receive the memorandum from the MPs—a step that would have been unprecedented in itself. However, this proposal was also rejected by the MPs.: Election Commission of India
Any political party may request a meeting with the Election Commission at any time; the Commission, in turn, may schedule the date and time for such a meeting based on convenience. This is a standard procedure: Election Commission of India