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[Aditya @arallan78]

Advice to RW who have a flair for writing.

Write books and publish on Kindle. Even short ones. Price it like CBag's books. Let us know and we will make it a bestseller.

[Amit Schandillia @Schandillia]

You have become something of a broken record. That too about a country that isn’t even yours. It’s not about whether you’re right or wrong, it’s about you becoming so repetitive it’s starting to look like a grift. Imagine a random India journalist talking nothing but Norway for months in a row without being particularly on a Norway beat. Weird.

[Office Of Vijay Patel @VijayGajeraO]

Magsaysay Award winner Ravish Kumar is sitting with the same Sanjay Rajoura, and he is making fun of Shree Ganesha.

People in Maharashtra celebrate Ganesh Utsav on a large scale, where Abhijit Dipke is living.

[D C 🇮🇳 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @David20247185]

Another account of Jaswant Singh Khalra’s hero Sant Bhinderwalle’s raping of women inside the Golden Temple complex.

This time this Sikh is brave enough to show his face.

#satluj

@puneet_sahani 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[Aravind @aravind]

The action was so swift. And message loud and clear. No wonder Assam has seen the sharpest decline in crimes in the country in recent years.

Because Himanta is applying Broken Windows Theory - even the smallest stone throw must not be let go, but be punished, and publicized. This is the biggest deterrent to crime.

A lot of issues in India, from littering to crimes to illegal immigration to online hate to fake news propaganda against the country can be solved if India takes Broken Windows Theory seriously and enforces the law or imposes the costs (to foreign actors) for the smallest violation.

Assam is showing the way.

[Gabbar @GabbbarSingh]

What I love about Donald Trump is that he shows what the West really is, and has been for last 400 years. Cut throat, self interest driven, by hook or by crook. The facade of liberalism is a good PR smokescreen.

Indian wokes get high on such PR, and go on to support our own separatists. US continues to add more territory. US became great by being ruthless first & applied the PR balm later. We are doing the reverse.

[Tavleen Singh @tavleen_singh]

Gill was not a blood thirsty crazy. When policemen’s families started being killed by the terrorists he responded with equal brutality. He understood the Jat Sikh better than you do. Without him Punjab would have burned for another decade.

[omar ali @omarali50]

This is such a weird objection..our cities are dirty, so our airports should not be nice? Also notice that she thinks only foreigners use airports 😭

[omar ali @omarali50]

India has a LOT of people dedicated to finding bad news about it .. It will have to move up in spite of that..

[Harsh Gupta Madhusudan @harshmadhusudan]

India has navigated the West Asian crisis well. As Dr VAN says, luck favours the prepared.

[Prachi Bora @HokiePrachi]

Back in grad school in the US, they put up international posters to celebrate international students week. India got a decked-up Dasara elephant and a snake charmer (surprise!😉)

Curious classmates (Americans, Europeans, Chinese) genuinely asked if that’s what life here looked like. Indian students had fun spinning tales — elephant commutes, elephant parking lots, kids trained from early childhood to handle cobras as pets. Went on for a good 20-30 minutes till one of us cracked laughing.

All in good fun, but we realised that 18th-century colonial tropes were still alive well into the 21st. Awareness about India was shockingly low. It’s getting better now, but there’s much ground to cover and claim. We have to tell our own story if we want it to be authentic.

[Puyangan Adiyan @Puyangan5]

She is not an Indian. She is a Muslim stranded in india. Now going back to the homeland her forefathers created.

No indian would have agreed to that map.

[Muji Singh Rangi @mujifren]

*Kill 29 Children

I am incredibly impressed with Pakistanis, here Yunus Yawar cunningly hid his country's war crimes

Whereas Indian Brown Sepoy writing for reuters would deliberately make India party to war crimes it didn't commit

[BALA @erbmjha]

India set up a fully functional field hospital in earthquake-hit Venezuela, thousands of kilometres away, simply to help those in need.

This won’t dominate timelines or rack up 50 million views. But let there be one racist post targeting Indians, and it spreads like wildfire.

Humanitarian work rarely goes viral. Hate almost always does.

[SagasofBharat (talesbymiirabelle) @SagasofBharat]

True.

That's why Pakistanis should start meditating upon Shiva just like their ancestor Panini did. 😂

When are u starting?

[Aravind @aravind]

People abuse and dehumanize Indians any which way they like on X. For every report we send, X says there's no violation found. Yet, you call a Pakistani as Paki and you are suddenly violating rules. This shows even X is now infiltrated by Pak, just like they infiltrated Meta.

Pak is punching much above its weight in infowar simply by infiltrating and influencing media and social media companies. In India, people naively think German govt is anti-India due to DW programming or Elon is promoting anti-India content. The fact is, there's no agenda at these high levels.

Just a few countries are able to infiltrate and influence the world's narrative using their assets and money. This is something India can easily do given its economic power and human resources if it wishes to. At the least, India can fight against such influence that's anti-India by taking these up with relevant countries and companies.

For example, in the recent case of state planted hate against Indians in Singapore, it was not MEA or Indian Embassy which took up the issue with Singapore. Their govt, themselves, took it up to prevent problems. Or when hate is manufactured against Indians on SM in the US or UK, we do not see India taking it up with the companies or countries. This needs to change.

[Aravind @aravind]

This whole psyops programming the public against AI data centers and fabs has a GLISCO-DS hand. And you all know who runs the GLISCO-DS: China.

The same narrative is seen in the US and in India. The public are being programmed using media, social media, and politicians in their pockets to fight AI investments, electronics manufacturing, and chip fabs.

In both countries, I see a new wave of public sentiment forming against data centers and manufacturing plants. And in India, it is worse - they are using the GLISCO-DS ecosystem to program the public against other development too like ports and border roads.

[Hims 🪷 🚴 🌱 🧘 @maveinlux]

I find it cute when these newbies in Europe walk around in the safest quarters of these cities and call the whole nation safe.

Go to Marseille lady, or even Gare Du Nord, Porte de la Chapelle in Paris at night.

[Aravind @aravind]

France gonna hit 45 coming week
Paris already touched 41
UK some places 39
Netherlands ~ 34
Germany ~ 38
Italy - 47.6 (Sicily island)
US many places > 35-40

Yet, no psyops going on in Europe or US against their govts and development. Especially no psyops and instigation against development in far away islands using it.

There are no news or screenshots claiming "hottest cities of the world are in EU." Their social media influencers aren't instigating their populations against their govt using the weather parroting foreign communist propaganda.

But in the US the same red-green cabal, working for China, is instigating citizens against data centers and AI, just like in India.

[🪐 @moonlitira]

You'll never find people posting photos of Indians committing crimes. It's usually pictures of them walking in a garden, buying groceries or taking care of their families.