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[Aravind @aravind]

34 mins of concentration on what Krishna says can improve your thinking, finances, life and make you a Jaganathan.

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

HIGH POWERED TASK FORCE on examination reforms under the leadership of Shri Nandan Nilekani constituted.

@NandanNilekani

[Aravind @aravind]

RG has always been questioning India's powerful PMs :)

[Aravind @aravind]

At least 40+ people have died in France in the last week due to extreme heat. France24, one of the alleged red-green cabal infiltrated media cartel, has still not done a news piece titled "40+ poor people die in Macron's France." like they do for "Modi's India."

All French media did news on "extreme heat" in India just a month ago. And Indian media haven't covered the heat waves in Europe and how they are suffering without AC and dying. This is India's failing.

There must be a balance. Also, offense is the best defense. If India wants to shut their nonsense about India at the behest of their anti-India globalist, islamist and communist sponsors and editors, Indian media must focus on bringing all the dirt out about these countries.

Indian media need to cover just one crime, rape, accident from EU, US, and China everyday in India. Program 1.4 billion Indians against how bad things are. The way they do against India everyday. What INC used to do to Indians against the US, China, Pak one time.

The strategy will be extremely effective at shutting these foreign state media constantly doing negative stories on India. Even if not, it will ensure Indians understand it's not like only in India everything is the worst.

[Ministry of Culture @MinOfCultureGoI]

One of the most powerful symbols of India’s unbroken civilizational continuity!

Discovered at Mohenjo-daro in undivided India this steatite seal, about 4,300-year-old, shows a seated figure in yogic posture (widely seen as Shiva-Pashupati) seated in Mulabandhasana, surrounded by animals.

While ancient sites may lie across modern borders, India remains the living custodian of this heritage. The yogic posture, Shaivite symbolism, and spiritual ethos seen in the Pashupati Seal continue to thrive in India’s temples, daily worship of Shiva, yogic traditions, and cultural life even today.

From the Vedic period to contemporary Bharat, this civilizational thread has remained alive and unbroken — deeply embedded in our philosophy, rituals, and collective consciousness.🇮🇳

#PashupatiSeal #IndusSaraswatiCivilization #LivingIndianHeritage

[Aavtar @Aavtar6]

@Beno10_MFC It's 8. The value of a could be taken as 10 while value of b could be taken as 5 then in final formula value of c could be fetched as 8.

[Sandeep Parekh @SandeepParekh]

We will see an explosive growth of Bollywoodiyas claiming the heat wave is a result of the incredible urbanisation of India - expect them to connect it to 'tree cutting'. First of all, this is possibly a 150 year record breaking El Niño in progress. Full thread: 🧵

[Aavtar @Aavtar6]

@Tauseefpatel3 @swapnakpanda This just shows how desperate you look while trying to blame others of false news spreading while it was well investigation op executed by Nashik police just shows which side you're one where instead of standing up with victims you try to paint others wrong.

[Sridhar Vembu @svembu]

As a Hindu, I believe the entire Universe is the manifestation of the Divine. All of it - the river, the tree, the snake, the stone, the earthworm, the cow, the monkey, the elephant - all of it is divine manifestation. That belief is not Demonic, it is not Satanic, that is the path to living in harmony with nature and with other human beings.

Arrogant, intolerant monotheism - see the video below - that goes around labeling reverence for all of nature as "demonic" and "satanic"- that belief is what makes men do evil.

History supplies ample evidence. Hindus did not run crusades. Hindus did not burn witches at the stake. Hindus did not invade nations and enslave people in the name of bringing "Civilization" and "God" to "pagans".

[Shiv Aroor @ShivAroor]

6 YEARS: FROM COVID TO IRAN
TIME FOR SOME PAINFUL TRUTHS 🚨

Six turbulent years from Covid to the Ladakh standoff to Ukraine war to Trump’s tariff offensive to the current Iran war have exposed a hard truth. India remains dangerously dependent on the world for things a serious power should control at home.

Energy first, since that’s on everyone’s mind right now. India imports about 85% of its crude oil and roughly 50% of its natural gas. We depend heavily on overseas supply chains for critical minerals like lithium, cobalt and nickel that will power the next generation of batteries and energy systems. Any disruption anywhere from the Strait of Hormuz to sanctions on major producers immediately ripples through LPG prices, electricity costs and inflation. The current LPG anxiety during the Iran war is just the latest reminder of how exposed we are.

Defence is worse. Despite decades of rhetoric about indigenisation, India still imports roughly 45 to 50% of its major weapons systems, making it one of the world’s largest arms importers, if not the largest. During the Ladakh standoff with China (which is still on) the country had to rush through emergency purchases of munitions, drones, artillery shells and winter gear because either we don’t make those items or domestic capacity could not surge quickly enough. A country facing two nuclear adversaries should never have to scramble for weapons in the middle of a military standoff.

Pharmaceuticals reveal another uncomfortable truth. India is known as the pharmacy of the world, yet around 70% of our active pharmaceutical ingredients come from outside, including China. During Covid this vulnerability became obvious as India scrambled for oxygen, PPE kits, ventilators and key medical inputs.

Technology dependence is the most alarming of all. More than 90% of advanced semiconductors are imported, most high end AI chips and servers are foreign made, and critical digital hardware depends almost entirely on global supply chains. In an era where AI will define both economic power and military capability, this is a profound strategic vulnerability.

Add fertiliser precursors, rare earths, electronics components, solar modules and specialised machine tools and the list becomes even longer. Each time the world experiences a shock (Ukraine, Iran, Azerbaijan, Covid) whether it is a pandemic, sanctions on Russia, a war in West Asia or rising great power tensions India is forced into code red emergency management mode.

The uncomfortable reality is that true strategic autonomy requires historically painful decisions. Building domestic capacity in energy, weapons, pharmaceuticals, semiconductors and AI will demand huge investment, long term industrial policy, and years of political risk. It may mean accepting higher costs and slower returns in the short term in order to build resilience for the long term.

But India’s election to election political cycle rewards short term thinking. No government wants to take decisions that may, beyond a point, take a decade to pay off. The decisions these crises compel from a country like India will mean a total dismantlement of our politics as we know it today. It will mean a generation of turning the country on its head.

Yet the alternative is worse. As things stand India remains structurally vulnerable. A country that has to scramble every time the world shakes cannot claim true strategic autonomy.

From COVID to Iran, the last six years have made that painfully clear.

[Aavtar @Aavtar6]

@GabbbarSingh

[Aavtar @Aavtar6]

@GabbbarSingh In Ahmedabad everyone's on street 🥳

[Shikhar @shekhu04]

yesterday I visited the Harish-Chandra Research Institute in Prayagraj for some work. While I was there, someone casually mentioned the name Ashoke Sen

I had never heard of him before.
But the more I asked, the more I was stunned.

So I researched everything about him

here is what I found ��

> he is a Indian Theoretical Physicist & String Theory Pioneer
> born in a middle-class family in Kolkata
> No elite background. No connections. Just pure brilliance
> studied at Presidency College, Kolkata
> moved to IIT Kanpur, then Stony Brook University, USA
> spent years on problems most physicists considered unsolvable
> colleagues doubted the relevance of String Theory
> governments didn't fund it. Industries ignored it still he didn't quit
> In 1994 he proposed S-duality a breakthrough that shook the world of physics
> changed how scientists understood the universe at its deepest level
> opened the door to the String Theory Revolution
> cracked the mystery of Black Hole Entropy using String Theory
> did what even Einstein couldn't fully do
> the world finally noticed
> In 2012, awarded the inaugural Fundamental Physics Prize 3 times bigger than Nobel Prize
> $3 Million (₹35–36 crore) the largest individual prize in science at the time
> chosen among the greatest minds on Earth
> never left India permanently. Chose to work from first Allahabad now Bangalore
> proved that world-changing science doesn't require Silicon Valley or Harvard
> became India's greatest living theoretical physicist

said "The best discoveries come not from chasing prizes, but from chasing truth."

[Aavtar @Aavtar6]

@SorcererTrading Hi

[Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta]

This isn’t a random scientist who got lucky.

Mariano Barbacid discovered the first human oncogene in 1982. He isolated H-RAS from bladder cancer cells and proved a single point mutation could trigger cancer. That finding launched the entire field of molecular oncology.

KRAS mutations cause 90% of pancreatic cancers. For 43 years, oncologists called KRAS “undruggable” because the protein had no obvious binding pocket. Barbacid spent the last decade using genetically engineered mice to systematically test every node in the KRAS signaling pathway, looking for combinations that would work without killing the patient.

The triple therapy blocks KRAS three ways at once: the main growth signal, the escape routes through EGFR and HER2, and the stress-response backup through STAT3. Cut the engine, seal the exits, disable the emergency system. Tumors vanished in mice and didn’t return for 200+ days after treatment stopped.

Pancreatic cancer has a 13% five-year survival rate. 8% for the ductal adenocarcinoma type this therapy targets. Most patients live one year after diagnosis.

The catch: this is preclinical. Human trials are 3+ years away. One of the drugs, RMC-6236, might get approved this year, but the full triple combination has regulatory hurdles.

Still. The man who discovered human oncogenes in 1982 may have just figured out how to eliminate the cancer those genes cause. That’s a 43-year arc from first principles to potential cure. Science rarely works this clean.

[Aavtar @Aavtar6]

@ai_uncovered File

[Aavtar @Aavtar6]

@RailwaySeva @drmadiwr @DRM_BVP Thank you. I am looking forward to seeing this getting resolved as soon as possible

[Aavtar @Aavtar6]

@WesternRly @RailMinIndia @RailwaySeva I want to file complaint regarding my parcel reaching wrong location but not able to as IVR in Gujarat is neither connecting me to any contact person nor through I am able to register my grievance through rail seva watsapp. Please help 🙏

[Aavtar @Aavtar6]

@RailwaySeva I have shared information via DM please look into this so i could reach some conclusion as station staff didn't respond regarding my questions or this mishappening 🙏
Also I am unable to register this grievance via whatsapp because of which I reached here to get some resolution.

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

What 19 year old Vedamurti Devavrat Mahesh Rekhe has done will be remembered by the coming generations!

Every person passionate about Indian culture is proud of him for completing the Dandakrama Parayanam, consisting of 2000 mantras of the Shukla Yajurveda’s Madhyandini branch, in 50 days without any interruption. This includes several Vedic verses and sacred words recited flawlessly. He embodies the finest of our Guru Parampara.

As the MP from Kashi, I am elated that this extraordinary feat took place in this sacred city. My Pranams to his family, the several saints, seers, scholars and organisations from all over India that have supported him.