Aaryan

[🇮🇳@$10 TRILLION @Prakhar81420407]

Looks like 🇮🇳 is going make history in FY27, with record 6th consecutive year of 7+% growth 🔥🔥🔥

[Mandeep RajBhar @MandeepRajBhar9]

महाराष्ट्र में पुलिस चेकिंग के दौरान एक कार रोकी गई। ड्राइवर शराब के नशे में था। कार में उसकी गर्भवती पत्नी भी थी, जिसकी डिलीवरी का इमरजेंसी केस था।

पुलिस अधिकारी ने चालान नहीं काटे, उन्होंने महिला की हालत समझी। ओर पति को पीछे बैठाया, खुद गाड़ी की स्टीयरिंग संभाली और अस्पताल पहुँचाया। वहाँ भर्ती कराया और महिला की डिलीवरी हो गई।

एक तरफ नशे में पति… दूसरी तरफ समय निकलता जा रहा था और गर्भवती पत्नी को अस्पताल पहुँचाना जरूरी था।

ऐसे वक्त में पुलिसकर्मी का मदद के लिए आगे आना उस परिवार के लिए जिंदगी भर याद रहने वाला पल बन गया।

[Abhijit Iyer-Mitra @Iyervval]

As per NL employee, folks complaining about harassment (including sexual) at work is “backstabbing”. Meanwhile staff & friends have been whatsapped to tweet how “proud” they are about working for a repeat rape-enabler.

[Krish @Krish_nvm_Raw]

Wtfff

Vande mataram was never played at red fort by Congress in fear of losing muslim vote!!!!!!

[The Indian Matrix @indianmatrix]

India and China were near economic parity in 1980. Since then, China widened the gap, and India’s relative share declined until 2014. Since then, the decline has stopped, and India is rebuilding its economic weight. By 2030, India is projected to reach roughly one-fifth of China’s economy.

1980-90:
India $321B (+72%) | China - $361B (+89%)

1990-98:
India - $415B (+29%) | China - $968B (+168%)

1998-04:
India - $709B (+71%) | China - $1.9T (+105%)

2004-14:
India - $2T (+188%) | China - $10.5T (+430%)

2014-26:
India - $4.15T (+104%) | China - $20.8T (+98%)

2026-30:
India - $5.34T (+29%) | China - $24.1T (+16%)

[Sidhant Sibal @sidhant]

Indian Navy launches indigenous Next Generation Offshore Patrol Vessel ‘Shruti’ at GRSE Kolkata.

[Aditya Jakki @adityajakki]

Govt will every possible thing to appease secular regional parties for next 6 months of it believes it has a shot at getting Delimitation bill passed

The day it is 100% convinced Delimitation bill isn't going to get enough support, it will stop all these compromises

This time window is available for only next 6 months till UP elections

[Megh Updates 🚨™ @MeghUpdates]

🚨 HEARTBREAKING! A young cancer patient alleges he was beaten despite begging on his knees.

An injured man shows lathi marks, alleging police hit him while he held the Tiranga. Students also allege fractures after the media left.

=> Will Rahul Gandhi apologise now?

[Amit Kumar Sindhi @AMIT_GUJJU]

PM Modi's concern extends even to his political opponents and their families, as former Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Priyanka Chaturvedi herself revealed.

After returning from the Operation Sindoor outreach, where she was part of India's delegation, Priyanka Chaturvedi met Prime Minister Modi. The very first thing he asked her was:

"How is your father doing now?"

At the time, her father had recently undergone an angioplasty.

For Priyanka Chaturvedi, it was a truly memorable moment. She said it showed how caring and respectful PM Modi is towards everyone, regardless of political differences.

[शुभम कराड @shubham_9909]

भक्तांनो,आपला घाव वर्मावर बसला आहे,दिल्लीमध्ये पहिल्या दिवासासून असलेल्या अनुजा मॅडम नरेटीव्ह वर बोलत आहेत.

हो मॅडम तुम्ही दिल्लीला गेलात एवढेच काय अभिजित दीपके याच्या घरी जाऊन मुलाखती पण झारखंड मध्ये एक शब्द नाही.

अनुजा मॅडम एवढी थूकरट सारवासारव असतात,अनुजा मॅडम तुम्ही का गेल्या नाही ते सांगा.
@AnujaDhakras21
@sahiljoshii
@OfficeofUT
@Dev_Fadnavis

[Team Hindu United @TeamHinduUnited]

Pintu Sisodiya was on a bike with his wife for her medical treatment when he saw Arif, Imran and others hunting deer with guns in Shajapur MP.

He asked them to stop because it is illegal then they attacked him, tore his wife’s clothes and later a mob beat him and his 3 friends even at the police station.

Police registered a case against the victims instead.

Hindu groups are protesting demanding action against the accused and officers.

[Amit Malviya @amitmalviya]

Another day, another front-page “investigation” by the Indian Express that falls apart under scrutiny.

The newspaper has attempted to manufacture a controversy around the Government’s ₹2,192 crore RDI Fund by insinuating that companies were favoured because some Investment Committee members had past professional or investment associations with them. The facts, however, tell a very different story.

The Government has unequivocally clarified that none of the Investment Committee members who participated in approving any proposal had a conflict of interest. Every potential conflict was disclosed in accordance with the RDI Fund guidelines, and wherever a member had any connection with an applicant, they recused themselves completely from the evaluation, discussion and voting process. No conflicted member participated in any funding decision.

The Indian Express headline deliberately conflates association with participation in decision-making. In India’s relatively small deep-tech ecosystem, domain experts often have prior academic, professional or investment links with startups. The RDI framework was designed precisely with this reality in mind, not by excluding expertise, but by regulating it through internationally accepted safeguards of disclosure, mandatory recusal and collective decision-making.

The safeguards are extensive:

• Independent expert evaluation of every proposal.
• Mandatory disclosure of all interests.
• Mandatory recusal wherever any potential conflict exists.
• Approval only through a supermajority of eligible members.
• Government officials do not determine technical merit, and the Member Secretary has no voting rights.
• Final approval rests with the Technology Development Board after due process.

The report also creates the false impression that Government funds were handed out to companies. That is incorrect. The RDI Fund supports specific research and technology development projects, not companies as entities. These are soft loans tied to defined milestones, requiring matching private investment mobilised after approval and subject to rigorous oversight.

Equally misleading is the suggestion that prior investments by angel investors or venture capital funds somehow taint the process. Deep-tech startups typically raise equity in their early stages because conventional lenders do not finance high-risk research. The Government has clarified that investments made before a proposal is submitted have no bearing whatsoever on project evaluation, while investments made after approval are independent commercial decisions by private investors. Neither influences the Government’s appraisal process, which is based solely on scientific merit, technological innovation and national importance.

Ironically, several of the projects highlighted had already undergone independent evaluation through national innovation platforms or had previously received technology support from TDB long before attracting venture capital. Instead of recognising India’s emerging deep-tech ecosystem, the Indian Express has chosen to sensationalise normal professional relationships into a conspiracy.

This is not investigative journalism. It is guilt by association, a classic attempt to create suspicion where the institutional record shows transparency, disclosure, recusal and merit-based evaluation.

India’s deep-tech ambitions deserve serious journalism, not clickbait headlines. When every safeguard has been followed and no conflicted member has participated in any funding decision, the only thing exposed is the Indian Express’s willingness to sacrifice facts for a sensational front page.

[Abhijit Iyer-Mitra @Iyervval]

All the classic signs of money laundering operation. What exactly what this office being used for?

[The Indian Matrix @indianmatrix]

From 2004–2014, many emerging economies rode a favourable global cycle to rapid growth.

India, despite operating in a relatively stable international environment interrupted mainly by the 2008 financial crisis, failed to translate its demographic and economic potential into economic leadership.

From 2014–2026, India emerged as the G20's fastest-growing major economy while navigating a far more turbulent world shaped by the pandemic, inflation, fractured supply chains and geopolitical conflicts.

The "lost decade" was not defined by difficult global conditions.

It was defined by India's inability to convert a favourable global environment into sustained economic leadership.

The following decade demonstrated that stronger leadership can deliver high growth even in an era of persistent global disruption.

[कुशल मेहरा @kushal_mehra]

Gen Z has truly witnessed a very stable India. Indian politicians need to recalibrate their responses accordingly. This generation just does not know what the previous generations saw and experienced. It is not their fault. Their baseline is different from ours.

[Krish @Krish_nvm_Raw]

Saying it again rekha gupta is best cm for gen z 😭😭

> 197 acres of deforested land converted to green park by planting 30k native trees !!!! To reduce air pollution of delhi!!

> She also just lunched beggar child free delhi incentives

Wtf was kejriwal doing!!!!

[Mr Sinha @Mrsinha]

We were sitting peacefully and then Police started beating us - A protesting student

[Mr Sinha @Mrsinha]

Anyone who supports Umar Khalid is a potential terrorist.....

[DEEWAN. @Spoof_Junkey]

ये अपोले CJP वाले आपस में ही कंफ्यूज़ हैं कि गाली देना बुरी बात है या सामान्य बात है 🤣

[Indian Tech & Infra @IndianTechGuide]

🚨 Foreigners are skipping their hospitals and coming to India for affordable healthcare.