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[Sumit Mishra @ChadSumitMishra]

A reminder that saar wouldn't even have come back if not for his familial troubles.

All this nationalism is therefore nauseating.

[ANI @ANI]

#WATCH | France: At the invitation of President of France, Emmanuel Macron, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is undertaking an official visit to France from 13 - 14 June 2026 (Nice), and 16 – 18 June, 2026 (Evian and Paris).

Ahead of his arrival in Nice, Vivek - a member of the Indian diaspora says, "I am from Ayodhya. Ram Mandir was long awaited there. A good decision came after a really long time. So, we are really grateful to PM Modi and we are all excited."

[অর্চিষ্মান দেবশর্মা @archismanubach]

Our rulling elites, many descended from the erstwhile servile rulers, don't have the proper Shatrubodh. They're not the honourable British or Prussian aristocrats, the classes that transformed two European backwaters into two most powerful nations of the world. Sad.

[Priestlyclass Strongman @priestlyclass]

Pakis have their priorities set, survive like parasites & continue to bleed India. It's our establishment that delusionally seeks peaceful coexistence & people to people connections with them. Americans labeled USSR an Evil Empire & ensured it was dismantled & buried in history. That's how animosity should end.

[John Smith @JohnSmithmvlw]

This is a downstream effect of “bas BJP ko election jita do”. Easiest way to win elections is by promising free money, that money has to be redirected from somewhere.
Now you are in a freebie race to bankruptcy, expect ever higher taxes on productive class to fund this.

[Harshdeep Rapal @harshdeeprapal]

If only Indian government was as obsessed with AI as it is with Ethanol blending.

[Surya Kanegaonkar @suryakane]

It goes far beyond four years. It is evident to those who have studied the US’ actions over the decades. The myth that alignment post-Soviet dissolution, post-liberalization and post-nuclear deal can meaningfully compound in the strategic domain, was going to be shown up someday. Services trade, remittances, and loose talk about a “human bridge” do not align core national interests. The story of shared interests in materially containing China diminishes in potency by the day given the speed with which China has risen and the increasing need of the US to stabilize Sino-US ties. What we are left with are the gaping holes in the relationship.

Look at India on the map, the maritime routes it straddles, the population and economic potential it has, and the veto it can exercise should it develop. It cannot be destroyed in a war because it is too large and populous. It can, however, be consistently kneecapped through proxy wars, secessionism, economic and technological constraints, disinformation operations, corruption, human capital stripping, and foreign dependencies. This has been a theme in play for over two decades. A fully sovereign India that grows to China’s economic size today by mid century irreversibly shifts the balance of power from the North Atlantic to the Indo-Pacific. This is strategically unviable for a US that depends on military, trade, technology and currency hegemony to preserve unipolarity and domestic growth.

[InfraStory @marinebharat]

I AM 100% OPTIMISTIC THAT U.S. IS DESTINED TO FAIL

AI is their last attempt

[ᛊ Mr. Chan ᛊ @RohitChan666]

Quit QUAD group as sign of protest. Stop GE engine and move manufacturing of Saturn 61 engine to india, install saturn in Tejas, build AMCA around Saturn, Fund Kaveri engine. Else keep humiliating yourself.

[sensitive young bihari @wojtek_jk72mtk]

@jasveer10 "indian runs half the world tech"

Running cheap sweat shops to undercut western wages is not equivalent to running world tech. A small nations of netherlands and taiwan have bigger contribution in running modern tech than india.

[λ @Yurungkash]

@dp_331 It was an Indo-British Empire.

[λ @Yurungkash]

@ducati_dada Also the communist party won the civil war through bloodshed and has unquestionably authority. In india power was merely handed over to the brown brits who never bothered to civilise the dehatis as they can just milk them for votes and money instead.

[λ @Yurungkash]

@ducati_dada They did genocides as part of their attempts to civilise and industrialise. They also did all this in an era with no Internet and no democracy. India has none of those conditions and no will to improve.

[The Forgotten ‘Man’ 👨‍⚖️ @SamSiff]

And after this she will scream on social media

“We don’t need men”

[SRafiq🇵🇸🇵🇰 @SyedRafilala]

According to indian Pajeetas real freedom means roaming naked on streets.

[SambhavāmiYugeYuge - Healthmaxxing🌞 @Windsofchange72]

I've heard from a Chinese sociology expert that lower caste Chinese are so oppressed and malnourished for centuries that they've developed genetic issues.

He said that the higher caste are on the top of the food chain and hence have great genetics.

Very sad state if true.

[Kantala fc @ifOnlyKantala]

Venom saab: women can't even loot the shop properly and they want equality 😭😭

[λ @Yurungkash]

And what did all that actually achieve in the end?

[truth prevails @TPrevailsisback]

@9honeybadger9 Indian drones penetrated deep into Pakistani territory during Operation Sindoor

Bkl tum logo ko Zindagi daan mai di hai India ne sharm karle kanjar

[Arjun* @mxtaverse]

India has never had a revolution despite huge inequality because Hinduism is fundamentally anti-revolution.

There is a reason Gandhi won, while every revolutionary regardless of ideology lost.