Vikas Shrivastava

Enthusiast cricketer, an engineer, a researcher, an entrepreneur!

[Vikas Shrivastava @Vikas4Equality]

India doesn’t need leaders selling guilt from 500 years ago or dreams 30 years ahead. Vote for those solving today’s problems—not those distracting you with history or fantasy. 🇮🇳 #VoteWisely #IndiaDecides

[Vikas Shrivastava @Vikas4Equality]

Equality for all Biharis means equal opportunity at home. Every youth, woman, farmer, worker, and entrepreneur deserves a fair shot to rise- in Bihar itself, not just outside it.

सभी बिहारीयों के लिए समानता का असली मतलब है अपने ही राज्य में बराबरी का अवसर। हर युवा, महिला, किसान, मज़दूर और उद्यमी को बिहार में ही आगे बढ़ने का हक़ है, बाहर जाकर नहीं।

सभी बिहारीयों के लिए समानता का असली मतलब है अपने ही राज्य में बराबरी का अवसर। हर युवा, महिला, किसान, मज़दूर और उद्यमी को बिहार में ही आगे बढ़ने का हक़ है, बाहर जाकर नहीं।@PrashantKishor @kanhaiyakumar @iChiragPaswan

#EqualityForBihar #OpportunitiesAtHome

[Vikas Shrivastava @Vikas4Equality]

@Xfinity @XfinitySupport @XMobileArenaYour customer service is the worst I have ever experienced.

[Vikas Shrivastava @Vikas4Equality]

Your Three Currencies

You don’t just trade in money- you trade in Knowledge, Time, and Money.
When one runs short, the other two can buy it back.
•No Money? Invest your time to learn and build.
•No Time? Use money to hire and leverage others’ knowledge.
•No Knowledge? Spend time and money on learning and mentors.

💡 The question isn’t if you’re investing- it’s which currency you’re spending today.

[Vikas Shrivastava @Vikas4Equality]

I’m no expert in economics or politics, but as a cricket fan I’ve seen this: the best teams thrive under pressure. Indian industry has that same spirit- resilient, adaptable, and ready to turn these tariffs into a chance to hit bigger runs for our economy.

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@prabhak47974192 Criticism is fair game in politics—but when it leans on personal jabs or historical obsessions, it distracts from real issues. Whether it’s Rahul Gandhi or anyone else, we should demand substance over soundbites. India deserves better than recycled rhetoric.

[Vikas Shrivastava @Vikas4Equality]

India doesn’t need leaders selling guilt from 500 years ago or dreams 30 years ahead. Vote for those solving today’s problems—not those distracting you with history or fantasy. 🇮🇳 #VoteWisely #IndiaDecides

[Vikas Shrivastava @Vikas4Equality]

@wisernova Fighting for your culture doesn’t mean abandoning reason or dignity. Sanatan values teach resilience, not revenge. The strength of any civilization lies in its ability to lead by example—not mirror the hate it condemns. Gandhi wasn’t weakness; he was conviction in action.

[Vikas Shrivastava @Vikas4Equality]

@wisernova Defending a 10,000-year-old civilization isn’t a waste—weaponizing it to avoid solving today’s problems is. True respect for our heritage means upholding its values through progress, not using its name to justify inaction or division.

[Vikas Shrivastava @Vikas4Equality]

@prabhak47974192 I’m referring to any leader—past or present—who relies more on emotional appeals, historical grievances, or distant promises rather than addressing real, current issues. If a leader fits that description, the message applies.

[Vikas Shrivastava @Vikas4Equality]

@sktspeaking Fair point—but saying people now vote in an informed way is also an assumption. In reality, many are still swayed by emotional narratives, propaganda, and misinformation. True awareness comes not just from access to information, but the willingness to question it.

[Vikas Shrivastava @Vikas4Equality]

@sandeeproy1 It’s a promoted tweet, not a political ad. I’m not endorsing any party. The message is simple: voters deserve accountability over theatrics—be it BJP, Congress, or anyone else. Don’t vote out of loyalty, vote for those solving real problems today.

[Vikas Shrivastava @Vikas4Equality]

Every party faces judgment for its record—Congress did, and so will others. Patriotism isn’t measured by language or lineage, but by action and accountability. India’s strength lies in its democracy, not in blind faith. The people are indeed smart—and that includes questioning all power, not just the past.

[Vikas Shrivastava @Vikas4Equality]

@sandeeproy1 It’s not an ad—it’s a reminder that voters deserve accountability, not just slogans. Whether it’s BJP, Congress, or any party, the point is: don’t vote based on blind loyalty. Vote based on who addresses real issues, not who markets dreams better.

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@Bhim67281973 I’m glad you feel confident in your choice—that’s what democracy is about. But when leaders are elected, they’re accountable to all citizens, not just voters. Hard work and education matter, yes—but governance exists to enable that, not dismiss it.

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@wisernova Caring for India doesn’t require shouting slogans or blindly following any ideology. My contribution is using my voice and reason to challenge what’s wrong and support what’s right—regardless of who’s in power. That is my culture. That is my civilization.

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@abhikhandelwal Learning from history is essential—but weaponizing it to avoid solving today’s problems is manipulation, not leadership. And name-calling doesn’t strengthen your argument, it weakens your credibility.

[Vikas Shrivastava @Vikas4Equality]

@ashishvijayver1 I respect your view, but I’d say it’s a matter of perspective. A nation needs both vision and grounded action. Ignoring present issues while clinging only to the past or distant future is what truly weakens progress.

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@NaveenPldcoach No, I’d work for a CEO who balances long-term vision with short-term execution. Strategy without action is just theory—and action without strategy is chaos. Great leaders do both.