कृष्णा | Krishna

Titles are not my identity, So I have removed them. Do what you love, Have a vision and everything is possible.

Startup Kida | Early Stage Investor | IIT

[कृष्णा | Krishna @askPushp]

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[कृष्णा | Krishna @askPushp]

Money can buy anything, judges, police, even crime.

[खुरपेंची ढांचे @Khurpenchinfra]

एंट्री देखकर तो लग रहा है कोई VVIP पधार रही हैं… बस रेड कार्पेट बिछना बाकी है! 😂👀

[कृष्णा | Krishna @askPushp]

Dear @deepigoyal,

If @temple isn't made for India, why are @zomato and @letsblinkit made for India?

You say Temple is built for the world, not for India. You expect less than 1% of your customers to come from the Indian market because of its pricing.

Fair enough. Every business has its own target audience, positioning, and pricing strategy.

But here's a question worth asking.

If India is not the right market for Temple, then why is India the right market for Zomato and Blinkit?

Why build your food delivery and quick-commerce businesses here? Why depend on Indian consumers, Indian delivery partners, Indian merchants, and the Indian market to build and scale your businesses?

You cannot look at India as a market only when it is commercially convenient.

You cannot celebrate India's growing consumer economy, use its talent, infrastructure, workforce, and purchasing power to build billion-dollar businesses, but then distance yourself from the same country when it comes to selling another product.

Nobody is demanding that Temple should be affordable for everyone. Nobody is saying every product must be designed for the Indian middle class.

A premium product has every right to have premium pricing.

But the bigger question is about the mindset.

India is not just a launchpad for building global companies. It is also a market with aspirations, innovation, purchasing power, and consumers who deserve to be taken seriously.

If Temple is designed for the world, that's your business decision.

But don't forget that the world-class businesses you are building today have also been shaped by India.

And if you truly believe in building for the world, perhaps Zomato and Blinkit should have the same global ambition too.

You cannot expect India to be your growth engine while treating it as an insignificant market whenever it doesn't fit your business strategy.

India deserves more than being just a market to extract value from. It deserves to be part of the vision.

@startupindia @StartupGrind @StartupReport @Inc42 @moneycontrolcom

[कृष्णा | Krishna @askPushp]

Indian media has become a complete joke.

While the country is dealing with real problems unemployment, inflation, education, healthcare, corruption, and countless issues affecting ordinary people news channels are busy showing ki shaadi mein kaun-kaun “VIP” aa raha hai.

Seriously? Is this journalism?

Crores of people are struggling with real issues, but prime-time attention goes to celebrity weddings, political drama, and meaningless spectacle.

Media ka kaam power ko question karna tha, public ke real problems ko highlight karna tha not to turn news into entertainment and PR.

Aur phir hum poochte hain: “Desh ke asli issues discuss kyun nahi hote?”

Because TRP has become more important than the truth.

Note: Bhai, kisi mein guts hain mere se debate karne ke liye? 😏

@chitraaum @ARanganathan72 @sudhirchaudhary @ZeeNews @Shehzad_Ind @ndtv @aajtak @ABPNews @republic @CNNnews18 @NewsAlgebraIND @inshorts @Abhinavpinch @TheNewspinch

[कृष्णा | Krishna @askPushp]

@hydcitypolice How are they running these scams? What action are you taking against these apps?

[कृष्णा | Krishna @askPushp]

As a common man, no one listens to our voice. It feels like the government and its agencies are allowing these scams to continue.

Nowadays, cyber cell wale are busy playing the lien, hold and freeze game, while common people keep suffering.

And when we raise complaints or ask for answers, inka toh reply bhi nahi aata.

[कृष्णा | Krishna @askPushp]

@Cyberdost What is your action till now? Sab mili bhagat hai bhaiya

[कृष्णा | Krishna @askPushp]

Germany takes 42% tax and gives free education, free hospital, job loss support, bullet train.

India takes 42.7% tax and gives... potholes, tolls, and lectures on patriotism.

Same tax, different return.

#IncomeTax #Germany #IndianTax #MiddleClass #NarrativeSociety

[कृष्णा | Krishna @askPushp]

Rest in Peace, Indian Democracy.

[Indian Tech & Infra @IndianTechGuide]

🚨 "187 sitting MPs and MLAs across India have declared criminal cases related to crimes against women in their election affidavits." 🙏

- Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR)

[कृष्णा | Krishna @askPushp]

@tradeimaze @BJP4India @BJP4UP @narendramodi @RahulGandhi @DainikBhaskar @htTweets @AmarUjalaNews @myogiadityanath @PMOIndia @VPIndia @PTI_News @AHindinews Road Address: Khairuwa, Allahabad
Length: 1.5 kilometres
@sandeepatelsapa @UjjwalMP

Anything else?

[कृष्णा | Krishna @askPushp]

This is the road in my village. Can someone explain what development has actually happened here?

To the BJP IT Cell @BJP4India @BJP4UP and those defending the government, I have a simple question:

You are in power. You talk about development every day. But can you explain why basic infrastructure like village roads is still in this condition?

If you genuinely care about development, can you get this road repaired within ONE MONTH?

We don't need speeches, political propaganda or social media campaigns. We need basic facilities, proper roads and accountability.

Development should be visible on the ground, not just on social media.

Can someone from the government answer?

[कृष्णा | Krishna @askPushp]

Middle class is andhbhakt. They enjoy being treated like pigs.

[कृष्णा | Krishna @askPushp]

I filed a fraud complaint, but I still haven’t received any reply, neither by email nor here. I know why, because the government is promoting this. Meanwhile, innocent people’s money is being put on lien, hold, and accounts are being frozen because of this. This is the biggest scam running by the government and its agencies?

If govt is not involved then how are they running? @Cyberdost @inshorts @DainikBhaskar @AmarUjalaNews @EconomicTimes @moneycontrolcom @MEAIndia

[कृष्णा | Krishna @askPushp]

Hello @Cyberdost

What are the concerned authorities doing while innocent people are being scammed openly through such groups? Are you monitoring these activities, or are complaints simply being ignored?

This group is allegedly being used to scam innocent people. Please investigate this urgently, take appropriate action against those responsible, and ensure the group is removed if it is found to be involved in fraudulent activities.

The bigger question is: why are scammers able to operate so openly while ordinary citizens continue to lose their hard-earned money?

India needs faster action, stronger cybercrime investigation, and real accountability. Catching scammers should not take months while victims keep suffering.

Sometimes I genuinely feel that if I were given the responsibility for one year, I would focus on identifying and shutting down organised scam networks much faster.

Cybercrime is growing every day. Innocent people deserve action, not just awareness campaigns.

Group link: https://t.co/45XBLCdju7

@Cyberdost @MEAIndia
#CyberCrime #OnlineScam #CyberSecurity #ScamAlert #DigitalSafety

[कृष्णा | Krishna @askPushp]

Hello @Cyberdost

What are the concerned authorities doing while innocent people are being scammed openly through such groups? Are you monitoring these activities, or are complaints simply being ignored?

This group is allegedly being used to scam innocent people. Please investigate this urgently, take appropriate action against those responsible, and ensure the group is removed if it is found to be involved in fraudulent activities.

The bigger question is: why are scammers able to operate so openly while ordinary citizens continue to lose their hard-earned money?

India needs faster action, stronger cybercrime investigation, and real accountability. Catching scammers should not take months while victims keep suffering.

Sometimes I genuinely feel that if I were given the responsibility for one year, I would focus on identifying and shutting down organised scam networks much faster.

Cybercrime is growing every day. Innocent people deserve action, not just awareness campaigns.

Group link: https://t.co/45XBLCdju7

@Cyberdost @MEAIndia
#CyberCrime #OnlineScam #CyberSecurity #ScamAlert #DigitalSafety

[Harsh Goenka @hvgoenka]

Sri Lanka has abolished pensions for its parliamentarians. Public office is a responsibility, not a lifelong entitlement. Taxpayer money must serve the people, especially with pressing needs in healthcare and education.
Time to rethink political privileges in India?

[Life Philosophy @Life_Philo_HQ]

A government clerk earns ₹50,000 a month.
His house is worth ₹5 crore. Three floors. Glass railings. Marble.

Nobody on the street is surprised.
Not the neighbours. Not his boss. Not you reading this.

And that silence is the most Indian thing about the house.

Let me explain why the corrupt don't hide in India. They shine.

Corruption here isn't a crime. It's a career path with no job description. The salary is the retainer. The seat is the asset. Everyone paying the retainer knows this, which is why nobody files a complaint — they're waiting for their turn at the counter.

Kautilya wrote 2,300 years ago that you cannot tell when a fish drinks the water it swims in. We built a state where the fish doesn't bother hiding. It builds a house and lights it up for Diwali.

Here's the trick nobody says out loud: a clerk has no power. He only has delay. But in a system where every legal thing takes 14 months, the man who can make it take 14 days is the most powerful person you'll meet this year. Your land mutation. Your caste certificate. Your NOC. Your tender file. The officer signs. The clerk decides when the file reaches the officer. Guess who you pay.

We think corruption is the absence of rules. It's the opposite. It's the surplus of rules. Every extra signature is a toll booth. Every "not possible" is a price quote.

The honest clerk is the real scandal. He lives in two rooms, his kids go to the worse school, and his colleagues treat him as either a fool or a threat. Honesty here isn't a virtue. It's a tax you pay voluntarily.

So why does the corrupt man shine instead of hide? Because society doesn't ask "how". It asks "how much". The ₹5 crore house buys the better rishta, the front seat at the wedding, and a respectful "Sir ji" from the same neighbour who forwards anti-corruption memes on WhatsApp.

The IAS officer above him transfers every two years. The clerk stays for thirty. He outlasts every reform, every "zero tolerance" speech, every new portal. Institutional memory in India is a man with a steel almirah and a price list.

The deepest cost isn't the money. It's that a 22-year-old looking at that house learns the real syllabus: the system rewards the person who can hold your file hostage, not the one who clears it.

@dir_ed — a genuine question, not a complaint: how many ₹5 crore houses on ₹50,000 salaries exist in authority-approved colonies across UP alone? Not one case. The pattern. Because every one of them is standing in plain sight, lit up, and nobody is even pretending.

The question was never "how did he build it".
The question is why everyone already knows the answer, and why the answer comes with respect instead of shame.

That's not a corruption problem. That's a values problem wearing a corruption costume.

[कृष्णा | Krishna @askPushp]

India is celebrating a 7.8% GDP growth rate. The headlines look impressive, and the numbers look promising.

But let's ask a simple question:

Is this growth actually reaching the common people?

Look at the ground reality. Millions of children and families still struggle for basic necessities. Many children work instead of going to school. People struggle for quality education, healthcare, employment and even two proper meals a day.

We celebrate economic growth, but shouldn't we also question who is actually benefiting from it?

GDP growth means little if prosperity is limited to a few while millions are still struggling to survive.

Development is not just about impressive numbers, international headlines or political celebrations.

🪔 On the festival of lights, let's ask: Does the light of development reach every home, or are some people still living in darkness?

India needs inclusive growth, not just impressive statistics.

A developed India is one where nobody is left behind.

Happy Diwali! 🪔

[कृष्णा | Krishna @askPushp]

The judiciary talking about “accountability” is honestly laughable.

More than 3+crore cases are pending, with ordinary citizens waiting years, sometimes decades, for justice. Yet where is the accountability?

And when serious allegations involving judges and crores of cash come to light, people naturally ask: what action is taken, and who is held accountable?

Before giving lectures on accountability to everyone else, perhaps the judiciary should start with its own system.

Accountability cannot be selective.

If politicians, government officers and ordinary citizens can be questioned, then no institution and no public servant should be beyond scrutiny.

Let’s start that “accountability” conversation from within the judiciary itself.

#CorruptionFreeIndia

[News Algebra @NewsAlgebraIND]

Supreme Court Judge BV Nagarathna says "Govt servants get lifelong pension but where is their accountability"

[कृष्णा | Krishna @askPushp]

Govt. AGENCY are sleeping? Only for common man? @MEAIndia @cyber @dir_ed @IncomeTaxIndia

[🚨Indian Gems @IndianGems_]

BJP’s Dheeru Singh President of Adarsh Nagar Municipal council bought four new Toyota Fortuners in a single day: Report