'Finger' Diplomacy
This is India's Diplomacy Policy now.
There was a time when Indian Prime Ministers would sit down with their Counterparts and engage in Discussions.
Now, Diplomacy seems to mean waving a Finger to Signal the Cameraman to take a Photo.
And that is Precisely Why the #Trump Administration keeps Humiliating India on a Regular Basis.
#OperationTral #EidMiladUnNabi
Endless list of features for the Hector Tomahawk - details on https://t.co/n11HjeafPJ
- Car gets L2 ADAS
- 69.kWh battery in EV version
Claimed range: 517km
DC charging: Max 90kW
Power: 150kW
India’s first Vehicle to Home car - can be used to power homes
Your regular reminder that unless the "peptide" in question is insulin, semaglutide or another properly tested and approved medicine, there’s a good chance you’re paying a lot of money to participate in an uncontrolled clinical trial with an N of 1.
“Peptide” is simply a bunch of amino acids attached to each other. It is not some arcane biochemical book of magic remedies.
Yes, there are examples of rats recovering faster, interestingly plausible mechanisms, changes in growth hormone, collagen synthesis or mitochondrial signalling, BUT those are reasons to do human trials, not reasons to inject yourself.
The peptide boom has basically democratised access to the "interesting research hypothesis" stage of drug development while casually influenza-marketing it as though it has gotten a drug controller's approval.
Most candidate molecules do not survive the human trial stage.
Modi's government pushed for warning labels on packaged food. Coca-Cola was among those which lobbied hard against them.
It is “very simplistic” to believe that a consumer who doesn’t already read ingredient lists “will be so informed by seeing a symbol or an icon on the label” that their diet significantly improves, senior Coca-Cola India executive Mili Bhattacharya said at a March 19 meeting.
She added that warning labels were pointless because they would not prevent consumers from otherwise having sugary and salty foods. And they were unnecessary because Indian doctors had done a good job teaching their patients what food should be avoided.
Coca-Cola and its bottling partners, however, have voluntarily added traffic-light-style labels to their drinks in some two dozen European markets.
Reuters deep dive on Big Food vs India https://t.co/8ltYhWnaQP
While were rip ourselves apart with divisive politics & live in the past - the world is treating us like a favourite dumping yard.
What @Reuters is reporting here is just part of a larger trend...that anything that the developed world does not want or is too dangerous - lands up at our doorstep.
From AI Data Centres to Chemical Factories, from banned pesticides to toxic consumables....we showed you how India is being drowned in sludge.
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A German who has watched India for 22 years makes an uncomfortable observation.
India may have become a much better place to make money faster than it became a better place to live.
That's provocative. But is it wrong?
We measure India's rise through GDP, wealth, infrastructure, startups and global influence. But if clean air, water, health, civic infrastructure and everyday quality of life haven't kept pace, how should we really measure progress?
If your income doubles but the quality of the air, water, traffic and everyday life deteriorates, are you actually better off?
The Indian Men’s Team went down 3–5 against Argentina in their last Pool E clash at the FIH Hockey World Cup Belgium & Netherlands 2026 to bow out of contention for a place in the semi-finals. 🏑
Sukhjeet Singh scored twice, while Hardik Singh added a third goal for India.
#HockeyIndia #IndiaKaGame #HWC2026 #INDvsARG