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@moneycontrolcom @ankitatIIMA ye toh chalu ho gaya indua mai

Zeros gayab

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@Lovewecna @GauRakshaBill ₹2 paytm mai praapt huye

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@ag_arpit1 Usko subah uth k local mai dhakke kha kar 12 ghante ki naukri nahi karni padti

Uss par ghar chalane ka bojh nahi hai

[Shivam Singh @singhshivam3011]

classic lant pritchett, vindicated yet again.

[Rajan Anandan @RajanAnandan]

India’s deep tech moment is clearly here.

A team at @IITKanpur, advised by Dr Devi Shetty, is developing an artificial heart that could cost a seventh of the current price of the globally leading product.

Mayo Clinic’s Dr Lyle Joyce, who implanted the world’s first total artificial heart in a woman, called it the most promising LVAD project in the world.

This is what India’s lift-off looks like.

.@TheSaurabhSri and I tell this story and many more in our book #TheLiftOffNation.

[David Lambert @Winter_Six]

No useless bloody revolution. No violence on people due to rhetoric and ideology. No dictator seizing power by force.

No Leaps Forward, no Cultural Revolution.

Just regular voted governments working and capitalism.
That's what works, guys.

Well done India 👏🏾

[Rajeev Mantri @RMantri]

Since August 2020 - defence production has indeed seen a sea change! India is exporting defence equipment on a scale never seen before.

But it is still early days in this long game.

Obviously, competitors in this sector are not happy. The last thing they want is the world’s biggest defence importer flipping the script and become a massive exporter, offering differentiated and high-quality goods at remarkably lower prices. This is one of the reasons for continued angst against India, Indian business and Indian markets - nobody likes more competition, least of all other sovereigns or quasi-sovereign entities.

The world is changing rapidly. We are already in uncharted territory.

[लक्ष्य @_kayak_deed_]

@Randeep_Sisodia Yes

[लक्ष्य @_kayak_deed_]

It’s becoming clearer by the day that this movie is the biggest and the costliest anti-Hindu campaign ever!!

Outright pathetic characters are being humanised!!

[Pathikrit Payne @live_pathikrit]

India wins both Men's & Women's #Commonwealth Kabaddi Championships, held in Ahmedabad, India.

This news is more important than the Mock Parliament Circus being held in Delhi.
#CommonwealthKabaddiChampionship

[Office of Principal Scientific Adviser to the GoI @PrinSciAdvOff]

The Office of the Principal Scientific Adviser to the Government of India remembers Dr Homi Jehangir Bhabha on his birth anniversary.

His contributions to cosmic ray research and quantum physics earned him international recognition. In 1945, he founded the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), laying the foundation for advanced scientific research in India. As the first Chair of the Atomic Energy Commission, established in 1948, he played a key role in building India's nuclear energy programme. He also established the Atomic Energy Establishment, Trombay, in 1954, which was later renamed the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) in his honour.

His legacy has helped embed scientific thinking into policymaking processes and laid the groundwork for India’s formal science advice mechanisms. He is among the key architects who played a pivotal role in drafting India’s first science policy- “Scientific Policy Resolution” of 1958. In May 1956, the Government of India established the Scientific Advisory Committee to the Cabinet (SACC), a pioneering step toward integrating scientific expertise into national policymaking which was chaired by Dr. Homi Bhabha.

Today, we remember his vision and contributions, which continue to guide India's scientific journey and inspire generations of researchers to advance science and technology for national development.

[IAEA - International Atomic Energy Agency ⚛️ @iaeaorg]

Today is the birthday of Homi J. Bhabha, who is famous for his work on electron scattering and pioneering the nuclear energy programme in India!

One of Bhabha’s most well-known achievements was deriving the correct expression of scattering positrons by electrons, which became known as Bhabha scattering. He is often referred to as ‘the father of the Indian nuclear programme’. He earned this reputation from his role in establishing the Cosmic Ray Research Unit at the Indian Institute of Science (@iiscbangalore) and from helping to formulate India’s strategy in nuclear power. He played an important part in the formation of the Atomic Energy Commission in 1948 and the Department of Atomic Energy in 1954. He represented India at IAEA conferences.

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

Congratulations to our scientists and engineers at ISRO on the successful launch of GSLV-F18 carrying NVS-03.

This mission marks an important step in strengthening NavIC, our indigenous satellite navigation system. Equipped with enhanced capabilities, NVS-03 will further our pursuit of self-reliance in critical technologies and support navigation services that benefit our people.

The dedication and ingenuity of our space scientists continue to make our nation proud.

@isro

[लक्ष्य @_kayak_deed_]

@realvsmyth @ARanganathan72 @nsitharaman @RahulGandhi @narendramodi Ghanta

[Mikku 🐼 @effucktivehumor]

Came across this video today of the economist PM talking with Richard Haass, who was the president of the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington, US!

Richard Haass: There’s been a lot of talk comparing Indian and Chinese approaches to development. But hasn’t China grown at a higher rate than India for a longer period?

Manmohan the Economist: China’s growth performance may be superior to ours but we have grown in other sectors that GDP doesn’t capture such as multiculturalism, religious diversity, ethnic diversity and values.

This is how we were competing with China in the economic war under Lanmohan the Great Economist. 🙏🤡

[लक्ष्य @_kayak_deed_]

It’s becoming clearer by the day that this movie is the biggest and the costliest anti-Hindu campaign ever!!

Outright pathetic characters are being humanised!!

[Amit Kumar Sindhi @AMIT_GUJJU]

First, Sai Pallavi said Ravana was "not bad at all." Now, Rakul Preet Singh calls Surpanakha a "misunderstood" character.

Interesting how the conversation around #Ramayana 's antagonists is increasingly focused on understanding their side of the story.

[लक्ष्य @_kayak_deed_]

@TheNavroopSingh Or

The depression is already coming and they know they’re losing, so blame it on Democrats!!

[Mark Kaplan @markkaplan20]

For years I asked two questions nobody could answer.

If my cholesterol was 110 when I had my cardiac event at 52, why did my arteries fill with plaque.

And why do some people smoke and eat garbage and live to 90 while I ate clean and exercised and ended up in Stamford Hospital fighting for my life.

I spent six years reading the studies they never cited. Testing the markers they never ordered. Mapping my own genetics. Tracking two hundred biomarkers across twelve readings.

What I found was a complete mechanism of heart disease that has nothing to do with your LDL number. A mechanism that starts with a shield your doctor has never measured. That is driven by insulin resistance nobody tested. Fueled by seed oils nobody questioned. Enabled by a defense system that was sabotaged. Sustained by chronic inflammation nobody connected to the arterial wall. And accelerated by genetics that determine who breaks first.

The science was there the entire time. It was silenced.

This thread is the full story. Every step. Every study. Every image. And at the end I will show you how the body heals.

🧵

[लक्ष्य @_kayak_deed_]

@india_expert People also say, “Raavan mai lakh burai thi lekin…”

Or “Raavan itna bada bhakt tha, gyaani tha, lekin…”

Nobody has actually read how cruel and outright bad person he was, there are no buts but still he has been humanised and people still believe that!!

[Pathikrit Payne @live_pathikrit]

Toolkit lied that Indian Economy is Collapsing.

Now World Bank Admits that in India, extreme poverty (below $3 per day income) has come down to 2.5% from 27% in 2011, while 49.6 crore people were brought out of Poverty.

PM @narendramodi made it happen

https://t.co/1bZNvDkn0b

[Yash Rawat @india_expert]

Bloomberg questioned India’s iPhone manufacturing story. @AshwiniVaishnaw hit back with numbers.

But is India merely assembling iPhones—or building a manufacturing powerhouse? 🇮🇳

Watch the full story 👇

https://t.co/1MbFnlYEy5