French President @EmmanuelMacron hails India’s tech leadership.
Macron in Mumbai says-
•The CEO of Alphabet is Indian.
•The CEO of Microsoft is Indian.
•The CEO of IBM is Indian.
•The CEO of Adobe is Indian.
•The CEO of Palo Alto Networks is Indian.
•The CEO of Chanel is from Kolhapur.
….India does not just participate in global innovation, India leads it.
Dipu Chandra Das worked at a factory in Bhaluka, Mymensingh. He was a poor laborer. One day, a Muslim coworker wanted to punish him over some trivial matter, so in the middle of a crowd he announced that Dipu had made derogatory remarks about the Prophet. That was enough. Frenzied followers of the Prophet pounced on Dipu like hyenas and began to tear him apart. Eventually the police rescued him and took him into custody—meaning Dipu was under police protection.
Dipu told the police what had happened, stated that he was innocent, that he had made no comment whatsoever about the Prophet, and that it was all a conspiracy by that coworker. The police did not go after the coworker. Many among the police harbor a fondness for jihad. Was it in the excess of this jihadist zeal that they threw Dipu back to those fanatics? Or did jihadist militants shove the police aside and take Dipu out of the station? They held a full-blown celebration—beating Dipu, hanging him, burning him—a jihadist festival.
Dipu Chandra Das was the sole breadwinner of his family. With his earnings, his disabled father, mother, wife, and child survived. What will happen to them now? Who will help the relatives? Who will bring the mad murderers to justice? Dipu’s family doesn’t even have the money to flee to India to escape the jihadists’ hands. The poor have no one. They have no country left, not even a religion left.
At the death of one jihadi, hundreds of thousands of jihadis went on a rampage across Bangladesh. Whatever they found, they smashed into pieces. They set everything on fire and reduced it to ashes.
Jihadis beat to death a young man from Bhaluka, Dipu Chandra Das, then hung his body from a tree and burned it. No—no one felt sorrow, no one’s hands trembled, no one’s heart wept. Shouting “Naraye Takbir, Allahu Akbar,” they screamed in ecstatic celebration.
This is what the real face of Jihadistan looks like.
The way @RamMNK garu carried himself and answered every question to the point shows that he is undoubtedly one of the most mature leaders in the current government.
I am so proud to know that he is the youngest leader in the present cabinet.
#IndiGoCrisis@MoCA_GoI
Union Civil Aviation Minister @RamMNK held IndiGo management accountable for the flight crisis that had left thousands of passengers stranded after 1,600 flights were cancelled on December 3-4.
Speaking on Agenda AajTak, Naidu said, "I would want to make it very, very clear that the mistake lies with Indigo and their management. How they have done the roster, how they have managed the operations, so that is the first mistake that they have done."
#AgendaAajTak #IndiGoCrisis #Aviation #RamMohanNaidu | @sardesairajdeep
What’s the point of building a metro if it’s not connected to other modes of transport?
Shocking that such poor coordination exists in a city that’s not only a major centre of Maharashtra but also the CM’s and Transport Minister’s own constituency.
@nitin_gadkari@Dev_Fadnavis
Highly disappointed just after arriving at #nagpurairport.
I was travelling alone and had planned to take the @MetroRailNagpur to my destination. Waited for nearly 40 minutes, but the @ngpnmc buses never showed up — even though two were scheduled during that time.
Here’s what our on-ground checks found after Rahul Gandhi said the Haryana polls were “stolen”.
In Hodal, the two “single houses” with 66 and 501 voters are, in fact, large family plots with multiple homes using a common house number.
At House 150 (Gudhrana), 4 generations share one address; at House 265, locals said the tract now hosts 200 houses and 3 private schools, so unrelated buyers also vote with 265 as the registered number.
In Rai (Sonipat), we traced 4 women whose roll photographs matched a Brazilian stock image flagged by Rahul.
Each is a real local voter who said she voted without incident. “I used my 2012 voter card and the slip they issued,” said Sweety; Harsha showed Darshana Joon’s 2019 voter ID, adding, “the photo on the roll is clearly wrong.”
One case (Pinki) involved a wrong local photo on her EPIC; she still voted with a voter slip and Aadhaar while awaiting a corrected card.
For the full ground report, methodology, and all quotes, click on the 🔗 below to read.
https://t.co/fKFAvY9kE0
Written by: Drishti Jain, Abhimanyu Hazarika
@aiims_newdelhi exam section has truly messed it up this time wrt centre allotment.
Who asks for “state” of choice instead of “city” of choice? How do they expect students to find train tickets just a week before the exam?
Absolute insensitivity — not expected from #INICET
I present the newest member "Stupidity on Steroids" series - Sircar Sir. For ref 2012 to 2025:
1. HDFC grew from USd 28bn to 180bn
2. Kotak bank grew from INR 480bn to INR 4.4 trillion
3. SBI grew from INR 1.6trillion to INR 7 trillion
4. HUL grew from INR 1.6 trillion to INR 6 trillion
5. Nifty 50 grew from 4866 to 25,848
Most importantly, Bhartiya participation ( reflected in AUM of domestic funds) grew from INR 8.6 lakh crore to INR 75.6 lakh crore.
These modern buffoons in human form are saddened by wealth creation in India, by Indians for Indians.
These are so common, but have you seen this on vehicles carrying the President, PM, or CM? If they don’t have this privilege, why should others evade the law? It gives a terrible impression of the police and needs strict action.
@DGPMaharashtra@nitin_gadkari@Dev_Fadnavis
Having traveled on the #AquaLine multiple times, I can confidently say it is one of the best metro lines ever built, featuring state-of-the-art construction.
#MumbaiMetro3
First Day, First Show — SUPERHIT! 🌟
Cuffe Parade–Aarey JVLR stretch gets a blockbuster opening with Mumbaikars showing all the love! 💙
Thank you, Mumbai for love at first ride!
#MumbaiMetro#AquaLine
With ambitious projects like Dharavi redevelopment, the Coastal Highway, the Missing Link, Eastern Freeway extension, and the Thane-Borivali twin tunnel, #Mumbai is poised for a major facelift in the coming years.
@Dev_Fadnavis@mieknathshinde@AjitPawarSpeaks
@IndianGems_ A 500 km ride in China’s 2nd-class high-speed train costs ~¥230 (~₹2,800), while a premium AC chair car in India costs only ₹600–800, with nearly 50% of the fare subsidized. How foolish it is to compare ourselves with China or any other country in this matter.