Anoop Rajgopal

Brand and Content Marketing Specialist

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PMs are praising our PM and back home we have papus talking ill of him!

New Zealand PM Christopher Luxon Praises PM Modi, Says 250 Million Indians Lifted Out Of Poverty https://t.co/7zoUMMfcWs

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@Aestheticsn1 1881

[Karan Datta 🇮🇳 @Datta_karan]

Most governments struggle to point to a dozen transformative changes across a decade. This list runs to a hundred and it spans everything from a missed call getting you a gas cylinder to India landing on the moon.

Start with the things that changed daily life so quietly most people forgot what came before.

UPI payment. DigiLocker. FASTag replacing toll queues. Online bill payment. Jan Dhan bank accounts bringing hundreds of millions of people into the formal financial system for the first time. Aadhaar linking that made welfare delivery direct and cut out the intermediaries who had been skimming it for generations. Free rations reaching the genuinely hungry rather than disappearing into the system. Jan Aushadhi centres making medicines affordable for people who previously had to choose between eating and treating illness.

Then the infrastructure that will define India for the next fifty years.

Bharatmala. The Chinaab Bridge. The Jammu tunnel. The Rishikesh-Karnprayag railway. The Char Dham highway. The Pamban Bridge. 553 new railway stations. 1500 new overbridges. Roads being built at a pace that has left China behind in annual construction volume. Vande Bharat trains running on routes that previously meant hours on ageing rolling stock.

Then the institutions being rebuilt or built fresh.

Nalanda University reconstructed. 7 new IITs. 7 new IIMs. 16 new IIITs. 300 new medical colleges. 18 new AIIMS hospitals. 390 new universities. 9000 new schools. An entirely new Parliament building. The Kashi Vishwanath corridor. The Kedarnath reconstruction. The Ram Temple.

Then national security.

Surgical strikes establishing that terrorism now carries a military cost. Operation Sindoor redefining what an act of terror invites in response. Article 370 abrogated. The border fencing accelerated. The army given operational freedom against terror it previously did not have. BrahMos production scaled domestically. Assault rifles being manufactured in Amethi. Drone technology accelerated. The armed forces modernised at a pace not seen since independence.

Then space.

Chandrayaan. The Mars mission. Multi-satellite stabilisation capabilities that put India in a club of nations most countries will never join.

Then economic architecture.

GST implemented and then rationalised. Income tax relief at a scale that has no historical precedent. 12 lakh young people placed in government jobs. Over 8 lakh commercial licences issued. 5 crore new jobs created in private and domestic sectors. Mudra loans reaching entrepreneurs who had never had access to formal credit. The Ujjwala scheme putting cooking gas into homes that previously cooked on wood smoke.

Then the social transformation.

Triple talaq criminalised. Sukanya Samridhi giving daughters a financial future. Kanya Sumangala supporting girls from birth. Swachh Bharat building toilets for people who had none. Har Ghar Jal bringing tap water to homes that had never had it. 22 hours of electricity becoming the norm in regions where darkness was previously the default.

A hundred items. One decade. One direction.

Whatever your political position, the scale of change is not a matter of opinion. It is a matter of record.

The India of 2026 is not the India of 2014. Anyone who has lived through both knows this. The question that history will eventually answer is how many of these changes compound into each other and what kind of country they collectively produce by 2047.

The list suggests the answer is being written right now.

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@ThePlacardGuy kick that bitch too

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@bbmpcommr
ಸಾರ್ ದಯವಿಟು ನಿಮ್ಮ ಕಸ ಹಾಡುಗಳನ್ನು ಆಟೋಗಳಲ್ಲಿ ಹಾಕುವುದನ್ನು ಸ್ಟಾಪ್ ಮಾಡಿ

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@TheGuysURG Does anyone willingly shoot themselves in their foot for no reason?

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@canva I'll be brief. Your Ai engine sucks...very badly. As the most popular design tool out there, this is bad for you, given the competition from the other Ai tools already there in the market.
@GuyKawasaki Pls note.

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1 minus 1 doesn't make 2.

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@IndianExpress I think it's a good decision by Annamalai. He should quit BJP which is seen as a "Hindi" party by TN people and form a new party by himself. He should then get a good number of pro sanatani folk on his side and win a few seats. Then BJP will back him. Infact this may be strategy

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@Doug24Seven @PDChina Hahah sharp wit

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Very true, most of my uncles, aunts and my grandparents live to 90 plus years. Some might call us conservative, but we understand that we need to pay our debts to the Gods, Rishis and Pitrus.

[Prasanna Iyer @iyer_prasanna]

*World Iyer and Iyengar Forum - The effect of diet and spirituality on longevity.*

*Vegetarian communities of Tamil origin and Palghat Brahmins mostly reach age of 95 easily in general. Some cross 100.*

*Evidence: Times of India Obituary columns.*

*They eat very little. Filter Coffee and butter milk constitutes main part of their food.*

*Rasam, Rice, Sambhar, and one curry is their usual meal. Around 40% of them are diabetic in general, but their sugar elevations are generally marginal only and not too high.*

*In the morning they take two dosas in general. In the afternoon little meal and in the night say around 8pm another meal. By 4 pm one filter coffee and by 6am another filter coffee.*

*Daily walk for minimum half an hour. Chanting of/listening to Vishnu Sahasranamam or Rudhram&Chamakam every morning after bath. Half of the males do sandhyavandhanam too mandatorily.*

*They are conservative when it comes to fuel/electricity usage and hence generally walk to the markets to buy vegetables/groceries often.*

*They don't feel the need to show off expensive consumer goods to impress others, nor do they get impressed by them. Their investments if any would be in gold or real estate. Not to forget the humble fixed deposit!*

*Stress symptoms, Cholesterol/Trigliceride elevations, Cancer, heart issues are minimal in them, due to their low salt, low oil, and healthy food. Oil we can see in Thadka or while frying papadam/fryums(may be thrice in a month). Else oil consumption on daily basis is very minimal.*

*Sandwich/pizza/pasta/other forms of fast foods are all out of their menu. If they consume one of these once in a year, that can be considered a party day!!*

*Major reason for the less stress atmosphere, is their spiritual inclination and ‘let go’ attitude when they face shortfalls/failures. They generally leave success and failures to https://t.co/PvYUaU3RKg general they live a destitute life in Tamil Nadu where the Dravidian politics is hell bent to drive them out as did Kashmir to their Pandit counter parts*.*

*But their non-confrontational attitude helps them pull on. However, they are well off in other states/abroad. Maharashtra, Gujrat, Delhi, Karnataka are the places where they get due recognition for their service and integrity to their employers.*

*Their low masala/low salt/low spice food generally fails to trigger extreme anger/daily fights etc and sometimes you may find them failing to get angry even where they are supposed to. This diet coupled with high spirituality are the core reasons for their longevity.*

*Proud to be a Tamizh BRAHMIN.*.
Content courtesy @bgopu1973

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@BlueDart_ What does this even mean?????
Please enter the allow special characters? Is your grammar so bad you can't write a small sentence??

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@BlueDart_ the moment your ai voice wants to connect me to a customer service executive, the call gets disconnected... Happened 4 times and its frustrating. Pls fix this.

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@AAPGoa Shameless two tongued rogues.

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@Matt_Pinner Hope

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@NatarajanN82617 @IndiaHistorypic FYAH

[Dr.Sivaranjini @dr_sivaranjani]

How dare you send me a notice @jnjhealthequity @kenvue that I am maligning the names of ORSL and ERZL for my own commercial benefits and for increasing the number of followers for my page, and that you will drag me to the court?!
My stance is predated and vindicated by the FSSAI order of October 14th and 15th. Delhi High Court clearly refused to give a stay.
Saying ERZL is the new form of ORSL is a clear violation of the ban order and is misleading those people who still believe ORSL is ORS.
Your notice is being processed by our lawyers and they will deal with it.

@fssaiindia @MoHFW_INDIA @JPNaddaoffice @narendramodi

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@dr_sivaranjani @JNJHealthEquity @kenvue With you doctor

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@rapidobikeapp You seriously need to work on fetching locations! The maps does not show so many places right here in Bangalore!

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@RussianSpoof Strongly agree... The US is not in the least interested in freeing the people of Venezuela. They are after its oil and everyone knows it.
If they are so benevolent of oppressed people, why don't they replace the Dictator of North Korea? You know why....