I’ve always never been able to decide which is Britain’s most beautiful bit: North Devon or the Yorkshire Dales. But I’ve just spent the last three days in the Scottish Borders and now I have an answer. God almighty, they’re beautiful. Also, I bought some cows there.
One year of the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance, and Pakistanis have discovered their civilisational roots in the Indus Valley. Give it another year, and they will be demanding royalties on the Mahabharata.
Police are hunting for two thieves who stole boxes of specially formulated food essential to keeping a severely disabled girl alive.
CCTV footage captured two women swooping on a Tarneit home minutes after the delivery from the Royal Children's Hospital.
The girl's worried mother and father are pleading for the life-sustaining products to be returned.
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Why is it that when Sikhs do something bad, the media labels them as "Indians," but when they do something notable or praiseworthy, they're just "Sikhs?"
Things that make you go, "Hmm."
Imagine if this person were an Indian. Imagine the hate this would have unleashed. Racists would have written essays on how they bring their culture here blah blah blah. But unfortunately, the person was not an Indian. So the answer this time will be the correct one, i.e., he was just a corrupt person who allegedly took a shortcut.
A major scandal is brewing in the North East that demands national attention, as it carries serious national-security implications.
According to the Assam Police SIT, as stated publicly by the Assam CM, multiple “red flags” have emerged involving a Pakistani national, Ali Tauqeer Sheikh, and the family of the Congress MP from Jorhat, Gaurav Gogoi.
1. The SIT alleges that Elizabeth Gogoi, wife of Gaurav Gogoi and a British citizen, was employed through a Pakistan-linked firm and that her salary was routed from Pakistan via Ali Tauqeer Sheikh even while she worked in India, with her Indian supervisor having no control over her pay.
2. The probe claims Ali Tauqeer Sheikh visited India repeatedly, around 13–18 times between 2010 and 2013, and that Elizabeth travelled to Pakistan multiple times while linked to the firm.
3. The SIT flagged at least one instance of money being transferred from a Pakistani bank to Elizabeth’s account and then immediately forwarded to an Indian account, raising questions about the purpose and timing.
4. The CM stated that after the probe began, Ali Tauqeer Sheikh deleted his social-media posts, which the SIT views as an attempt to erase evidence.
If even part of the SIT’s findings are true, they suggest foreign influence, funding, and information-gathering linked to a Pakistani national involving the family of a sitting MP. The Assam cabinet has therefore referred the SIT report to the HMO for a centre-level investigation.
Not so fast, @WallStreetMav. You must answer: Since Indian kids get the maximum awards in American schools in math and science, are those tests also fake across USA? Since Indians win most of the Spelling Bee, Geography and other open competitions, are all those also rigged? Since Indians in Silicon Valley comprise the largest percentage of successful tech entrepreneurs, is the entire tech industry fraud? Since Indian Americans have the highest percentage of doctors in USA among all ethnicities, is the US medical field fraud? Since Indian Americans have the highest per capital income, is the entire American industry a fraud? Since Indian Americans have the highest percentage of adults with advanced degrees, is the entire higher education a fraud? Or, could it be the YOU ARE A FRAUD? @ConceptualJames@peterboghossian@AmyMek@LauraLoomer@IngrahamAngle
@netflix - I'm a Chappelle fan, and I've seen him perform live.. but like this new special is mid AF. It just felt like a not so entertaining history lesson.
@EricLDaugh India's growing in HUGE STRIDES
- Nuclear armed
- World class space program
- Huge infra push
- Indigenous military ind complex
- Tech accessibility through the tits
- Strong startup ecosystem
- FinTech skyrocketing
India of course has challenges, but his take is r3tarded
DRDO has successfully conducted a high-speed rocket-sled test of a fighter escape system. Simply put, India is moving toward building its own ejection seat, and this test is a major step.
Why make our own? Lower cost, strategic independence, no foreign delays or restrictions, full customisation for our jets and pilots, export potential, and jobs.
DRDO clearly has immense capability. What it needs is sustained investment. Its annual budget is barely half of the Ladli Behna scheme of just one state.