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How ironic that Russia is now the only nation that builds new passenger aircraft from an entirely domestic supply chain:
❌ United States: ~50% domestic
❌ Brazil: ~50% domestic
❌ China: ~60% domestic
❌ Europe: EU-wide supply chain
✔️ Russia: 100% domestic
Sanction that, bitches.
Captain Santosh Kumar,
a retired Army officer who noticed something wrong the moment he came home.
He returned to Muthanallur in Anekal Taluk after retiring from the Army in 2008. Every monsoon, roads flooded while nearby lakes stayed dry, and that contradiction bothered him enough to start digging.
He documented lakes and stormwater drains across the taluka and traced the problem to Bengaluru's buried Raja Kaluves between 2017 to 2019. Ancient channels that once moved rainwater from lake to lake. He found British-era maps from 1923 and used them to walk village by village, matching old waterways against what had been built over them.
While studying the link between Muthanallur and Bidaraguppe lakes, he identified four historic Raja Kaluves. One had been so thoroughly encroached that it no longer looked like a waterway at all. Working with residents, he got approvals from the Minor Irrigation Department and restored nearly four kilometres of it, reconnecting it to Battalakere Lake.
The lakes he helped revive are believed to be close to 1,000 years old, some dating back to the reign of Rajaraja Chola I.
This monsoon, neighboring areas flooded again but not Muthanallur.
"In natural settings, rainwater either gets soaked into the soil or makes its way to rain streams, lakes and rivers. If these are maintained efficiently, we will never face floods and calamities." ~ Kumar
The fix already existed, buried under a century of concrete, waiting for someone to go looking with an old map instead of a new budget.
Rajputs fought and sacrificed their lives; today, they're called "Mughalpoot."
Brahmins, who were 70% of those killed by British bullets, are ridiculed and blamed for everything every day even Chandrashekhar Azad gets abused.
The Vaishya community, which contributes significantly to the economy and pays a substantial share of taxes through business and entrepreneurship, never gets appreciated.
The 0.37% Jain community, which contributes many times more in taxes than its share of the population, gets neither benefits nor appreciation.
And the man who begged the British to continue enslaving Indians has today been elevated to the status of a god.
My point is this: if you're a GC-Genz and think protesting is going to fix this country then you're an idiot, be it the government, the opposition, or the media they're all fueling mob against you.
If you want to do something revolutionary, do it for yourself and your family..develop your skills, build your future, and if you can, leave this country.
Getting beaten with batons at protests and having criminal cases filed against you won't make this mob driven system stop harassing you.
>Meet this bastard Prasad and his drama family
>Created unnecessary drama for views to save his dying YT and instagram career
>created rift with Jains who are the most peaceful community across the country
>His mother alleges that a white marking on the road is hurting their religious sentiment ,while her own son eats beef and beacon
>This Martathi people invest so much time and efforts hating Jains and Marwadis than cry about these community taking away our jobs and Businesses
> this Bhadwa painted that white stripes back just to satisfy his ego.
>Remember the Karma will hit back .