Billa

[Billa @billa090]

@KreatelyMedia It's perfect and beautiful!

[Indian Tech & Infra @IndianTechGuide]

Are we lacking effective architectural planning?

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Interviewer: Mai dekh raha hu ki aap doctor the. Fir administration me aane ki kaise sochi.

Me : Mai samaaj me positive change laana chahta hu.

Interviewer: Extremely unique answer. You are selected.

Fifteen months later :

CBI raids a 2027 batch Doctor turned IAS for allegedly demanding 2 crores rupees for giving a contract. Positive change ki aas me baithe samaaj me bhaari aakrosh.

[Noah Cat @Cartidise]

Huawei’s Pura 90 series comes with AI Posture Recommendations for better photos.

THIS is how AI is supposed to be used.

Yea, it’s way more useful than Google’s camera coach slop.

[biased indian @RakeshK32229480]

Fu#k iam free
Done with my internship in faridabad
Modiji also knows how corrupt this system is but no change in the last 12 years why cares as long as you are winning elections this country is doomed

[Iran Embassy SA @IraninSA]

One of the few good things about the war was that Trump finally understood the difference between 'Strait' and 'Straight'.

[Global Insight Journal @GlobalIJournal]

Iranian Foreign Minister:

Bridges can be rebuilt, but the opportunity to discipline America will not be repeated.

[The Best @TheBestqueenx]

When you move an image in Microsoft Word...

[biased indian @RakeshK32229480]

>If posters could fix cities this place would be Singapore
>When political banners grow faster than basic infrastructure
>The banner got installed on time. The infrastructure didn't.
Sum up democracy in india 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[Billa @billa090]

@GPX_Press @grok if missile is not pointy, can it bounce over it and come back to source?

[Billa @billa090]

@New_tres @grok where did they tested it? How many animals would have lost life?

[Billa @billa090]

@Dea_rMen Put the f**king room on rent

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Students go abroad purely by personal choice and for personal gain, not as part of any national duty or service to India.

If they are capable of leaving the country on their own terms, they are equally capable of returning on their own. Emergency evacuation is justified only when a conflict erupts suddenly and all exit routes are cut off. But when war clouds are gathering, transport is available, and the embassy repeatedly issues clear advisories to leave, and those advisories are ignored in the hope of a free, state-funded return, the responsibility lies squarely with the individuals, not the GoI.

The GoI should therefore stop rescuing those who wilfully ignore official advisories, because doing otherwise only entrenches entitlement and guarantees the same recklessness in future crises.

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Govt has made sale of E20 petrol mandatory from Apr 1. Here's a quick reminder about relevant things:

1. It was originally mandated to be rolled out by 2030, and it was logical because by then most of the existing vehicles would have been replaced by E20-compliant vehicles. But the govt rolled it out five years earlier, thinking of it as some achievement, like eradication of polio, that you do it sooner, the better.

2. Most of the vehicles in India currently are E20 non-compliant. Running them with E20 surely damages the parts. If non-E20-compliant vehicles can be run on E20 fuel, what's the point of E20-compliant vehicles then? The damage, however, is mostly slow and will show impact in the coming years.

3. But why does data from other countries show no damage to cars running on E20? Because they first replaced the existing vehicles with compliant vehicles and then introduced E20. And even then, they kept the option of E0, E5, and E10 available for a minuscule population who didn't have E20-compliant cars. India is the only country that introduced E20 without first phasing out non-compliant cars. It’s like rolling out 6G without introducing 6G handsets in the market, while simultaneously withdrawing 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G.

4. But my car is E20-compliant. Why should I worry? Lol! Because it doesn't end with E20. The goal is to move to E27, E30, and further ahead over time. So your today-purchased E20 car, in all likelihood, won't have compliant fuel in the coming years.

5. But it's good for the country. Yes, it is, but it was still good for the country if it was rolled out properly. As per the original plan, by 2030. They are rolling it out without phasing out the non-compliant vehicles, who are in the majority. So eventually people will pay the price of this haphazard policy decision.

6. I'm not a deep state agent.

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

The issue isn’t that you used a Chinese product; issue is that you rebranded it as Orion and showcased it at India’s AI Summit, creating a clear implication that it was an Indian innovation.

While you may not have explicitly claimed it was your own product, anything displayed at an “India” AI Summit is naturally assumed to be Indian.

By bringing a Chinese robo dog into that space without proper disclosure, you blurred that line. The presentation was so convincing that even Ashwini Vaishnaw shared its video as part of India’s “sovereign models,” reinforcing the false impression.

[Billa @billa090]

@DefenceMinIndia @grok when was kaveri engine program started

[Billa @billa090]

@idrwalerts @grok is this deal better faster than safran one

[Ambar @Ambar_SIFF_MRA]

@GuptMuskaan Yes we can

[Billa @billa090]

@EmmanuelMacron For sure

[Billa @billa090]

@AdityaRajKaul @MEAIndia @grok who imposed those sanctions and what if india bought even during those sanctions period