Vikas Singh

Nation first, Trend Picker (Which says if u can't set a trend at least Harvest it )

[sandip sabharwal @sandipsabharwal]

There is a whole Industry on Social Media who keep on cribbing on Ethanol Blending
1. Nearly 70% of the Ethanol today comes from maize, broken rice and grains
2. 48% of the total Non Sugar Ethanol comes from maize which is much less water intensive per tonne of production than most grains. It adds significantly to farmer incomes
3. Out of the sugarcane based Ethanol only 50% comes from direct juice. Remaining is from Mollasses, a byproduct of sugar production.

I just hope all these experts criticizing Ethanol don't drink liquor, because 100% of beverage alcohol is ethanol.

[Aviator Anil Chopra @Chopsyturvey]

Detailed description of Bharat. Annamalai quotes from the epic Mahabharata. 2½ mins. Amazing !!

[Rishi Bagree @rishibagree]

Goosebumps 🙌

[Mishty @iliverse187217]

Baba Baijnath Dham Devghar.... 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[चमेली की गपसप @AnitaYadav21]

💥 इस डायलॉग ने पूरे थिएटर को हिला दिया था
😈 गुस्से की आखिरी चेतावनी – आता माझी सटकली
सिंघम का नाम हमेशा चलता है!" 👮💥 #Singham @ajaydevgn

[Not Just Headlines @Notjustheadline]

🚨India’s $70 Billion Dollar Grab: RBI Rolls Out Powerful New NRI Deposit Scheme

As global markets grapple with uncertainty and the Indian rupee faces renewed pressure, India’s central bank has quietly launched a move that could bring tens of billions of dollars into the country.

The Reserve Bank of India has introduced new rules designed to make India a far more attractive destination for NRI dollar deposits. The objective is simple: bring foreign currency back into the Indian financial system, strengthen the rupee, and boost the country’s foreign exchange reserves.

The move revolves around Foreign Currency Non-Resident (FCNR) deposits, a special category of bank deposits available to Non-Resident Indians. These deposits allow NRIs to park their U.S. dollars and other foreign currencies in Indian banks while remaining protected from fluctuations in the rupee. Both the principal amount and interest are returned in the original foreign currency.

What makes the RBI’s latest decision significant is its willingness to absorb a major part of the currency hedging costs that banks normally bear when accepting such deposits. By reducing this burden, the central bank has effectively encouraged Indian banks to aggressively compete for NRI funds.

The response has been immediate.

Banks across the country have started increasing interest rates on FCNR deposits. Several institutions are now offering returns ranging from 6% to over 7%, levels that are considerably more attractive than what many NRIs can earn in developed markets.

The result could be a massive inflow of foreign currency.

Market estimates suggest the RBI’s initiative has the potential to attract nearly $70 billion into India. A large portion of this is expected to come directly through NRI deposits, while additional inflows may arrive through external commercial borrowings and investments in government securities.

For India, the benefits are substantial.

More dollar inflows mean greater support for the rupee at a time when global uncertainty has increased demand for the U.S. currency. Higher foreign currency availability also helps preserve India’s forex reserves and improves liquidity within the banking system.

The policy has also sparked discussion among financial analysts because of the unusually attractive returns it may offer some overseas investors. By combining foreign borrowing opportunities with higher deposit rates in India, certain NRIs could potentially generate returns that are difficult to find elsewhere in global markets.

Whether the full $70 billion arrives remains uncertain. But one thing is clear: the RBI has made a calculated move to turn India into a magnet for overseas dollars.

At a time when many economies are struggling to attract foreign capital, India is attempting something different—using its vast global NRI community as a strategic source of dollar inflows. If successful, the move could provide a powerful boost to the rupee, strengthen the banking system, and reinforce India’s financial resilience in an increasingly volatile world.

[STAR Boy TARUN @Starboy2079]

Environment Terrorism (Thread)

Do you know during 2009-14, how we destroyed our manufacturing and infrastructure growth on name of environment

When China was building industries, we were stopping them

The dark phase of history when we left behind from China

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[🇮🇳Jitendra pratap singh🇮🇳 @jpsin1]

कभी यह पूरी गैंग 2017 में यह कहती थी कि मोदी 2019 में नहीं जीत सकते क्योंकि मोदी से किसान नाराज है युवा नाराज है ब्ला ब्ला

मोदी 2019 भी जीते 2024 भी जीते

और मोदी 2029 भी जीतने जा रहे हैं

[Shanthi Kumar @BJPShanthikumar]

The undisputed Chanakya of Indian Politics - Shri Amit Shah!

[Maharaj Ji @RadhaMarg]

He will be by your side 🤞

[Manoj Srivastava @ManojSr60583090]

*अगर आज प्रधान मंत्री मोदी की जगह*

*विपक्षी दलों से-कोई प्रधानमंत्री होता तो*

[Bhaskar mishra @Bhaskar_m11]

इनके कुकर्म लाता रहूंगा जनता के सामने..इनके कुकर्म की लिस्ट इतनी लंबी है कि एवरेस्ट की ऊंचाई भी कम पड़े...

एक बस दुर्घटना पर ये लोग सरकार बरखास्त कर दिया करते थे..ऐसे लोकतंत्र और संविधान को चवनप्राश..बादाम खिला के मजबूत बनाते थे..

मेरी 42k की X ID हैक करवा दी जब कोलकाता पूलिस की नोटिस नहीं भेजवा सकता था ये अभिषेक और कांग्रेस..

[Runjhun Sharma @Runjhunsharmas]

Where @palkisu calls out a ‘man-child’ in Washington, India’s no-nonsense response, and more unfiltered conversations- sharp takes, zero fluff.

[Godman Chikna @Madan_Chikna]

Oh bhai what a twist 😯

[TIMES NOW @TimesNow]

PM Modi Becomes Longest-Serving Elected PM

A lot has been achieved under PM Modi's tenure... I call both Nehru and Modi creators of new India...: @politicalbaaba tells @RoyPranesh

[𝕂 🕊️ @ItzKadir82]

Karma Never escapes 🙌

[Prakhar Shrivastava @Prakharshri78]

सच यही है कि 1947 में नेहरू 'इलेक्टेड' प्राइम मिनिस्टर नहीं बल्कि 'एक्सीडेंटल' प्राइम मिनिस्टर थे... इसीलिए उनका असली कार्यकाल 1952 से ही माना जाना चाहिए...

वीडियो में कही गई बातों का स्रोत निम्नलिखित हैं :-
1. सरदार पटेल: एक समर्पित जीवन, राजमोहन गांधी, पृष्ठः 378 to 381
2. गांधी हिज लाइफ ऐंड थॉट्स, आचार्य कृपलानी, पृष्ठः 248 to 251
3. सेलेक्टेड वर्क्स ऑफ जवाहर लाल नेहरू, सीरीज 2, खंड 15, पृ. 457
4. संपूर्ण गांधी वांग्मय, खंड 84, पृष्ठ 408
5. सरदार पटेल्स कॉरेस्पॉन्डेंट, वॉ. 10, पृ. 38
6. सरदार पटेल्स कॉरेस्पॉन्डेंस, वॉ. 3, पृ. 153
7. आजादी की कहानी, मौलाना आजाद, पृष्ठः 146
8. इंडिया फ्रॉम कर्जन टू नेहरू एंड आफ्टर, दुर्गा दास, पृ. 237

[RAHUL @RahulSeeker]

Radia Tapes severely damaged the credibility of senior journalists like Barkha Dutt & Vir Sanghvi. But Navika Kumar too was allegedly linked to this lobbying scam, yet escaped scrutiny. This despite she wasn’t a major face then.

Who shielded her? Any idea? 🙂
Listen to this 🎧

[Avinash Jain @Avinasjain]

पानी का गिलास उठाकर जयशंकर ने डुबोए कई देश, हिले सारे पत्रकार !

[Chota Don @choga_don]

Palki Sharma exposes "deep-rooted" anti India bias in Western media.

They ignore India's achievements and rely on negative portrayals. They hire correspondents who are willing to "question the India" rather than report objectively.

After Pulwama, the majority of international coverage focused on the Kashmir issue rather than identifying it clearly as a terrorist act.