#WATCH | New York | Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says, "...Mr. Mamdani, you try to stop me from coming here. You tried to silence me. Well, you can't silence me. You can't silence the truth..."
"Mr. Mamdani, since you were elected mayor of this city, many Jews no longer feel safe in New York. They talk to me. They tell me, âThis isn't the city we remember. It changed so quickly.â You praise criminals convicted of supporting Hamas. You count as friends people like Hasan Piker, who said America deserved 9/11. âAmerica deserved 9/11.â Some friends you have. You invited to your home a Palestinian journalist who filmed Hamas terrorists beating and torturing Israeli hostages, and later admitted that he refused to publish the videos in order to protect, you guessed it, the terrorists. Your wife liked a post praising the October 7 massacre. She liked another post saying Tel Aviv shouldn't exist. You refuse to condemn any of that. You falsely and repeatedly accuse Israel of genocide. Mr. Mamdani, you try to stop me from coming here. You tried to silence me. Well, you can't silence me. You can't silence the truth. And here's the simple truth. Here's a simple truth: Israel didn't commit genocide; Israel prevented genocide"
(Video Source: The United Nations)
@mayukhrghosh Pattern of violence in WB, execution style mimics Bangladesh's so called Aug 24 revolution. Was posted in Dhaka during that time. What is missed is that apart from locals, police will also face horrific deaths if they try to stop this mob.Shahbag Police station has a deep story.
#WATCH | Darjeeling, West Bengal | President Droupadi Murmu says, "Today was the International Santal Conference. When I came here after attending it, I realised it would have been better if it had been held here, because the area is so vast... I don't know what went through the administration's mind... They said no, the place is congested. But I think five lakh people could gather here easily. But I don't know why they took us there... I don't know what went through the administration's mind that they chose a place for the conference where the Santal people couldn't go... I am very sad that the people here were unable to reach the conference because it was held so far away. Perhaps the administration had hoped that no one would be able to attend, and the President would simply turn around and leave... If the President visits a place, the Chief Minister and the Ministers should also come. But she did not... I am also a daughter of Bengal... Mamata Didi is also my sister, my younger sister. I don't know if she was angry with me, that's why this happened..."
(Source: Darjeeling District Administration)
It is utterly shameful and a blatant assault on our Democracy that even after the Historic Order of the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India mandating Judicial oversight of the SIR exercise in West Bengal, under the able leadership of the Hon'ble Chief Justice of the Calcutta High Court, the Mamata Banerjee Govt continues to meddle and manipulate the process.
These WhatsApp messages from the Administrative group suggest that still a backdoor modus operandi is being established for continuous favoritism and fraud:-
"The ADM is directing all BDOs to appoint Liaison Officers to "attach" with honorable judicial officers, with a briefing of such Liaison Officers scheduled at the DM office."
And then there's this "VC instruction" making ADJs 'understand' rules for electors with partial or problematic documents..."
The Chief Secretary, acting on direct orders from the Chief Minister seem to be trying to influence the DEOs, EROs, and AEROs to subvert Judicial independence.
The TMC regime's desperation to rig the electoral rolls, knows no bounds, trampling on the Supreme Court's mandate and the sanctity of free and fair elections.
I urge the Hon'ble Chief Justice of the Calcutta High Court and the Election Commission of India to immediately take cognizance of this grave interference, investigate these communications, and intervene decisively to safeguard the integrity of the SIR process.
@ECISVEEP@CEOWestBengal
If I had to sit across the table with global FIIs and present the India story đŽđŗ, this is how I would do it.
Dear FIIs,
Here is a country where foreign institutional investors (you) have taken out close to USD 30 billion of equity capital over the last two years and yet the system held steady. There were no capital controls, no emergency restrictions, no policy panic. Markets absorbed the selling, FX reserves remained strong and policy continuity was preserved. That resilience itself is a signal.
Here is a country that, post COVID, chose fiscal discipline when much of the world chose fiscal drift. Over the last four to five years, India has followed a clearly articulated consolidation path, steadily reducing deficits rather than oscillating between stimulus and shock. The medium-term framework remains anchored close to 4%, with current guidance at around 4.3 percent by FY27.
Here is a country that proved discipline does not mean sacrificing growth. For the third consecutive year, government capital expenditure has crossed Rs 10 lakh crore, focused squarely on productive assets. Roads, railways, ports, power transmission, defence manufacturing, logistics corridors. This is capex that compounds into productivity, not spending that disappears into consumption.
Here is a country that is visibly strengthening its sovereign balance sheet. Indiaâs government debt stands at around 60% of GDP, with a stated intent to gradually move toward 50% by 2030. Put that in context, the US today operates at roughly 120% debt to GDP. China is moving toward 100% plus, driven by local government and quasi-fiscal stress. Brazil remains in the mid-90s, with upward pressure. Direction matters, and Indiaâs direction is clearly different.
Here is a country that combines macro discipline with one of the strongest consumption engines in the world. India is a 1.4-billion-population market, with rising per-capita income, a growing middle class, rapid urbanisation and improving access to credit and digital payments. Consumption is not dependent on leverage alone. It is driven by demographics, income formalisation and aspiration. This creates a long runway for demand across housing, autos, consumer goods, travel, financial services, and healthcare.
Here is a country where inflation, despite global shocks, remains among the lowest globally, hovering around 2â3 percent. In a world dealing with sticky inflation, supply disruptions, and geopolitical pressures, India has managed price stability without choking growth. That gives policymakers room to act and investors confidence in real returns.
Here is a country that has executed reforms which permanently altered economic behaviour. The UPI digital payments infrastructure has created a real-time, near-zero-cost financial backbone processing billions of transactions every month. It has formalised consumption, widened the tax base, reduced friction, and improved transparency.
Here is a country that introduced real capital discipline through the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. For the first time, lenders have time-bound resolution, capital has credible exit mechanisms, and promoters face consequences. This reform changed credit culture, recovery expectations and risk pricing across the system.
Here is a country where tax reform is now visible in cash flows, not just policy papers. Under GST, India collected a record Rs 22.08 lakh crore in FY25, with an average monthly run-rate of around Rs 1.84 lakh crore. Collections have more than doubled in five years, reflecting deeper formalisation, stronger compliance, and a broader economic base. This is quiet compounding at work.
Here is a country that moved beyond slogans to execution in manufacturing through Production Linked Incentive programs. The total approved PLI outlay is about Rs 1.97 lakh crore (roughly USD 28 billion). triggering incremental production exceeding Rs 16.5 lakh crore and creating over 12 lakh direct and indirect jobs.
Here is a country that cleaned up its financial system instead of postponing the problem. NPAs were recognised, banks recapitalised, governance tightened, and balance sheets repaired. Today, the banking system is among the strongest it has been in decades, capable of supporting sustainable credit growth.
Here is a country where political stability and policy continuity have become a competitive advantage. Economic direction does not change every election cycle. Large infrastructure projects get completed. Reforms are compounded rather than reversed. For long-term capital, this stability is invaluable.
Here is a country that is honest about its shortcomings. India still faces challenges - air pollution, especially in urban centres; civic sense and urban discipline which require long-term investment in education and behaviour; last-mile infrastructure where road quality and urban planning still need improvement and regional inequality, which must be addressed as growth broadens. Every large economy has its flaws. Indiaâs are visible, acknowledged, and 'hopefully' be part of the policy agenda as we move forward.
Here is a country that, in an uncertain global environment, offers something rare - predictability at scale, with the humility to improve where it falls short.
India today is not a short-term trade.
It is a structural allocation, with upside driven by reform, consumption, and execution and risks that are visible, not hidden.
A father and son just mathematically proved that AI agents will never do what Silicon Valley is promising
Vishal Sikka is not some random academic. He was the CEO of Infosys, CTO of SAP, built SAP HANA, sits on the boards of Oracle, BMW, and GSK. Stanford PhD in AI. His son Varin is currently at Stanford
Together they published a paper that nobody in AI marketing departments wants you to read
Their argument: LLMs can only perform a certain number of computations per response. That number is fixed by the model's architecture. If a task requires more computation than that ceiling, the model will either fail or hallucinate. This isn't a maybe. It's baked into the math of how these systems work
They use the Traveling Salesman Problem as an example. Ask an AI agent to verify whether a claimed route is actually the shortest among all possible routes and the verification alone requires exponential time computation. The model physically cannot process it correctly
So every AI agent demo you've seen was running carefully selected tasks that stay under the complexity ceiling. Meanwhile the real world tasks businesses actually need automated blow right past it
Now this doesn't mean AI is useless. Even if advancement stopped today, AI would still transform how we work. The tools we have right now are genuinely powerful for the right applications
But it does make me wonder about something
If OpenAI is truly on the verge of AGI, why are so many senior employees leaving to start their own companies? You're months away from the biggest technological breakthrough in human history and you're going to take equity in a risky startup instead?
These people see the ceiling. And they're positioning accordingly
The gap between AI marketing and AI math keeps getting wider. Doesn't mean AI won't change everything. But probably not the way the fundraising decks promised.
-- Taken from other Media Platform... So don't take credit nor authenticity!!
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Very disturbing to see our Braveheart Commandoo from Para SF being asked to pay toll despite a letter of exemption
'I am not a beggar..... asking for what is written here.... please respond @nitin_gadkari' he says
Shameful and sad to treat our disabled War Heroes like this. Either honour the toll exemption letter or do not issue it
Request your intervention @DefenceMinIndia@rajnathsingh ji
Happy Republic Day đŽđŗ
Europe and India are making history today.
We have concluded the mother of all deals.
We have created a free trade zone of two billion people, with both sides set to benefit.
This is only the beginning.
We will grow our strategic relationship to be even stronger.
Insult of the Century. đđđđđ
The UAE announces it will cut funds for citizens who want to study in the UK, out of fear of Emirati students being radicalized by Muslim Brotherhood Islamists on British campuses.
An Islamic nation in 2026, considers a European Christian nation to be the centre of extremists radical ideology.
I can't control my laughter.đĨđĨ
This has become Britain's standing in the international circles.
Hello @BBCNews are you listening ???
@BBCWorld@BBCHindi
Perhaps, the biggest betrayer of Bengali Hindus is Jogendra Nath Mandal. He is responsible for the current plight of Bengali Hindus in East Bengal. His greed, his foolishness, and his desire for fame the entire Bengali Hindu community of East Bengal is paying the price today.
Jessore, Khulna, and Sylhet were incorporated into East Pakistan because of Jogendra Nath Mandal.
He was never a great soul, but an opportunist, and his concept of Dalit-Muslim unity was an illusion.
But those, who have been kicked out of their homeland by mullahs, still try to clap their hands and reminisce, "How beautiful those days were..."
As we welcome the new year tonight, spare a thought to the soldiers who will be guarding our icy cold borders in stormy conditions, tonight and always... so that you and I can stay safe.
Jai Hind đŽđŗ
From the Hills of Mizoram to the Heart of Indiaâs Pride.
At just 9 years old, Mizoramâs own Esther Lalduhawmi Hnamte stood in Rashtrapati Bhavan and received the Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar from President Droupadi Murmu for her extraordinary musical journey and cultural contribution.
Born in Lunglei to a Blacksmith, Esther began singing at the age of 3, first lighting up local church stages.
But her voice soon crossed screens and borders when her heartfelt renditions of patriotic anthems captured millions of hearts online.
Her viral performances of AR Rahmanâs âMaa Tujhe Salaamâ and the national anthem âJana Gana Manaâ â released with the Assam Rifles â turned her into a national sensation long before she could choose her school subjects.
Today, this little daughter of Mizoram reminds us that talent, passion, and dedication can make the whole nation listen.
#InspiringIndia #YoungAchiever #Mizoram #RashtriyaBalPuraskar
[Esther Lalduhawmi Hnamte, Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar, Child Prodigy Singer India, Mizoram]
Would have turned 49 today!
But he remained 22 Forever...
CAPTAIN VIJAYANT THAPAR
2 RAJRIF
VIR CHAKRA
He sacrificed his life in the battle of Tololing in Kargil in 1999
An appeal to every Hindu brother and sister in India đŽđŗ
I am restarting my tweets to highlight the situation and alleged genocide of Hindus in Bangladesh.
Please support my voiceâretweet and help this reach the world. đ
#BangladeshiHindus#HumanRights#Savehindu
Iâm an Indian Muslim, and letâs settle this:
Vande Mataram was sung by Muslims in 1905, banned by the British for uniting us, quoted by Maulana Azad with pride and only became âun-Islamicâ when Jinnah needed a communal rift to justify Pakistan in 1937.
So spare me the theatrics in 2025.
This isnât about Islam.
Itâs about politicians recycling a 1937 separatist script because victimhood still pays.
India is my homeland.
I donât need London, Lahore or Lutyens liberals to tell me what patriotism looks like.
"Hindus are idiotsâĻ Brahmins are even bigger idiots.â đ¤Ą
This is the IQ level of Indiaâs discourse in 2025.
Yet people are clapping. READ what actually happened đđĨ
So yesâĻ you all arrived right on cue đ
Vedamurti Devavrat Mahesh Rekhe just proved one thing beyond doubt :
Not that Hindus are foolsâĻ
But that our so-called âscientific temperâ gang has completely lost basic logic đ§ â
The comparisons started instantly:
đēđ¸ USA: ChatGPT, Tesla Bots đ¤
đ¨đŗ China: DeepSeek, humanoid robot armies đž
đ¯đĩ Japan: 320 km/h bullet trains, 10 Gbps internet đâĄ
Meanwhile, the mockery begins:
âIndia 2025: We got a cramming agent.â đ
And someone even compared Devavrat ji with Chinese athletes đ
Yes. Seriously.
LOoooL đ
Enter the rented atheist clown squad đ¤Ą
They see one Vedic scholar and instantly decide:
âLetâs compare him with AI labs and moon missions!â đđ¤Ļââī¸
Brother, this is called FALSE EQUIVALENCE.
If you actually wanted to compare properly, it should have been:
TECH vs TECH.
So letâs talk about what INDIAâS REAL TECH is doing right now đđŽđŗđĨ
1ī¸âŖ Skyroot â Vikram Series đ
Indiaâs first fully private orbital-class launch vehicle.
Reusable stage in development.
Not YouTube science. Real metal. Real fire.
2ī¸âŖ QpiAI Quantum Computer âī¸
25-qubit superconducting quantum hardware with full-stack indigenous control.
Not a PPT deck. An actual running machine.
3ī¸âŖ BharatGPT / Sarvam AI đ§
Indic LLMs for 20+ Indian languages.
Because English is not Indiaâs soul.
4ī¸âŖ Chandrayaan-3 đ
Worldâs first soft landing near the lunar south pole.
5ī¸âŖ Aditya-L1 âī¸
Indiaâs dedicated solar observatory at the SunâEarth L1 point.
India now studies the Sun in real time.
6ī¸âŖ BCI Research (IITs & IISc) đ§Ŧ
Brain-computer interfaces, neuro-controlled prosthetics, medical-grade tech.
So yes â
â India launches rockets
â Builds quantum hardware
â Trains its own LLMs
â Studies the Sun
â Advances neuro-tech
AND still preserves civilisation-systems đī¸
We can do much more â
But donât pretend we are doing nothing.
Now the real question:
What exactly did Devavrat Rekhe do? đ¤
He accomplished something that in Indian history has happened only TWICE before:
đī¸ Complete Dandakrama Parayana of the Shukla Yajurveda (Madhyandina Samhita)
That means:
đš ~2000 Vedic mantras
đš 50 continuous days
đš ZERO errors
đš No screen
đš No teleprompter
đš No editing
đš No cuts
đš No AI
đš Only the human brain đ§ đĨ
Now understand what âDandakramaâ actually means:
Take letters:
A B C D E
Step 1:
A-B, B-A, A-B
Step 2:
A-B-C, C-B-A, A-B-C
Step 3:
A-B-C-D, D-C-B-A, A-B-C-D
Step 4:
A-B-C-D-E, E-D-C-B-A, A-B-C-D-E
Now remove lettersâĻ
Insert 2000 phonetic-perfect Sanskrit mantras instead đ§ đī¸
Even if I loan you the memory of your next 10 generations,
you still wonât be able to do this.
This is NOT âcramming.â
This is a live demonstration of a Vedic mode of ultra-precision cognition â
something modern neuroscience still struggles to fully model đ§ŦâĄ
Now answer me honestly:
đī¸ Eddie Hall lifts 500 kg â what new technology was invented?
Still the world claps.
đ Akira Haraguchi memorises 100,000 digits of Ī â Japan celebrates him.
đĨ A Chinese martial artist breaks nunchaku records â China celebrates him.
BUT when an Indian Vedic scholar performs the most complex oral memory ritual known to civilisation â
Suddenly it becomes: â âUselessâ
â âBackwardâ
â âUnscientificâ
â âEmbarrassingâ
Why? đ¤
Because Devavrat Rekhe belongs to a particular community.
Thatâs it.
Thatâs the real reason.
Not logic.
Not science.
Not technology.
Just civilisational self-hatred disguised as âmodernity.â đ¤Ąđ§ â
India does NOT suffer from lack of intelligence.
India suffers from selective blindness.
And that blindness activates instantly
whenever tradition succeeds. đĨđī¸