shyamala moorthy🇮🇳

[shyamala moorthy🇮🇳 @blackstatue]

@SkyNews @SkyYaldaHakim How highanded of this anchor to insinuate intentions to the situation..these people are no more valid

[Kanchan Gupta 🇮🇳 @KanchanGupta]

A 40-year-old actor @RichaChadha celebrated by Bollywood has this to say about senior citizens:

“Leave some food (for senior citizens) on a newspaper at the corner of the road at safe distance.”

I guess @FranceinIndia accorded her with the ‘Order of Arts and Letters’ for such perverse views on the elderly.

By choosing silence, Bollywood — producers, directors, actors — is complicit. So are OTT platforms that host her.

Senior citizens, you have contributed way more to this nation than these creatures. Stand up for your dignity, call her out.

[Dr. Deepessh Divaakaran (Dr. DD) @md_deepesh]

Thank You Cockroaches. One more damage done to India. And almost nobody is talking about it.

The protest may be over.
The tents may be gone.
But the photographs have already travelled abroad.

Violence.
Vandalism.
Chaos.

India was building trade relationships from a position of strength.

Free trade agreements were moving.
Strategic partnerships were deepening.
Global confidence was rising.

Now, every image of street disorder becomes ammunition.

A foreign headline.
A diplomatic question.
A hesitation across the negotiating table.

The Ministry of External Affairs must now spend months repairing what these Goons damaged in days.

More explanations.
More reassurance.
More diplomatic effort.

India will still move forward.

But when miscreants are allowed to vandalise the country in the name of protest, progress becomes more difficult.

And the bill is not paid by these Cockroaches.

It is paid by India.

[shyamala moorthy🇮🇳 @blackstatue]

@JantaXpressBR Obviously Narendra Modi

[Dr. Deepessh Divaakaran (Dr. DD) @md_deepesh]

What what happens next:
Expensive lawyers will come in front of SC.
Freshly ironed coats.
Perfectly prepared arguments.

Suddenly,
The vandals, abusers, vulgars became victims.
The police became villains.

The nation became the accused.

[sumati @iamsum80]

To those ₹2 hoes asking “Modi ne kiya hi kya hai”

(Sorry to say but we will be living with the most thankless insects).

1-Gas cylinder on missed call.
2-Payment of online bills.
3-UPI payment.
4-DigiLocker.
5-Jan Aushadhi Kendra.
6-Ayushman Card.
7-New Parliament Building.
8-Free vaccination.
9-Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana.
10-Surgical strike.
11-Operation Sindoor.
12-Triple Talaq Bill.
13-Aadhaar linking.
14-FASTag.
15-Chenab Bridge.
16-Jammu Tunnel.
17-Ganga Expressway.
18-Kashi Corridor.
19-Vishwanath Corridor.
20-Kedarnath reconstruction.
21-Shri Ram Temple construction
22-Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana.
23-Construction of toilets.
24-Doubling of railway tracks.
25-Expansion of railway stations.
26-Fewer days for ticket booking.
27-Ticket cancellation facility.
28-Golden Quadrilateral Scheme.
29-Bharatmala Project.
30-18 AIIMS construction
31-S I R
32-Mahatma Gandhi Setu reconstruction.
33-Bhupen Hazarika Setu.
34-Army modernization.
35-Make in India.
36-Drone revolution.
37-Direct money into farmers' accounts.
38-Ration digitization.
39-Free ration.
40-Kanya Sumangala Yojana
41-Implementation of GST.
42-Major reduction in GST.
43-Preservation of cultural heritage.
44-Construction of ponds.
45-Har Ghar Nal Se Jal.
46-22 hours of electricity.
47-Unprecedented rebate in income tax.
48-Abolition of Article 370.
49-553 new railway stations.
50-1500 new overbridges.
51-Removal of over 200 obsolete laws.
52-ED's record-breaking raids on corrupt individuals.
53-Year-long waiver on FASTag for 3000 rupees.
54-Implementation of VVPAT in EVMs.
55-Kartavya Path route.
56-Pictures of cultural heritage on currency notes.
57-Reconstruction of Nalanda University.
58-Indigenous production of Tejas.
59-Self-reliance in cell phone manufacturing.
60-Mudra Yojana.
61-Ujjwala Yojana.
62-Suraksha Bima.
63-390 new universities
64-7 new IITs
65-7 new IIMs
66-16 new IIITs
67-300 new medical colleges.
68-Construction of Pamban Bridge.
69-Rishikesh-Karnaprayag railway project.
70-Uttarakhand Char Dham road construction.
71-BrahMos production factory.
72-Assault rifle manufacturing in Amethi.
73-Vande Bharat modern trains.
74-Law on Waqf Board property.
75-Bio-toilets in railways.
76-Implementation of labor laws for workers' welfare.
77-Implementation of GRAM JI Yojana.
78-India has already surpassed China in road construction.
79-12 lakh youth provided government jobs.
80-Over 8 lakh commercial licenses issued.
81-80,000 new petrol pumps.
82-Construction of Shaurya Sthal.
83-Merger of railway budget into general budget.
84-Over 9000 new schools.
85-Bulldozers on illegal constructions.
86-Fencing on borders.
87-Open license to army against terrorism.
88-Vikas Kaushal Yojana.
89-Demonetization.
90-FASTag facility by abolishing toll gates.
91-Chandrayaan.
92-Mangal Mission.
93-Multi-satellite stabilization.
94-Reduction of flood-affected areas in Bihar.
95-End of queues.
96-Smart City expansion.
97-Urea coating for farmers.
98-PF withdrawal made convenient.
99-Creation of over 5 crore new jobs in private and domestic sectors.
100-If the farm laws had been passed, brokerage would have ended, and illegal encroachments by many Bangladeshis in mandis would also have ended.

Credit : @ArunKosli

[Dr. Deepessh Divaakaran (Dr. DD) @md_deepesh]

Sonam Wangchuk asked India to believe his hunger strike.
Now science asks us to examine it.

"What is science?"
It does not worship personalities.
It worships evidence and data.

Every examination is sacred.
It measures dreams.
It decides the future.

That is why paper leaks are not just crimes.
They are betrayals.

The students deserved justice.
They still do.

When the protest was not gaining momentum.
Sonam Wangchuk announced he would go on a hunger strike.

Millions watched.
Many believed.
Many stood behind him.

No one forced him to fast.
It was his decision.

So let us ask one question.
Scientifically.
Not politically.

What actually happens during a genuine prolonged fast?
He was seen drinking water on Screen.

Days 1 to 3.
The body burns stored glucose.
Hunger peaks.
Fatigue begins.

Days 4 to 10.
Ketosis takes over.
Muscle loss begins.
Blood pressure often falls.
Physical strength declines.

Days 11 to 21.
The body continues breaking down fat and muscle.
Weight loss usually becomes obvious.
Movements slow.
Stamina drops.

The voice weakens.
Walking slow down.
Standing for long periods becomes difficult.

The heart and other organs are under increasing stress.

Now consider the timeline.
Mr. Wangchuk publicly began his fast.
He was later taken into hospital on 19 July.

A video he himself later shared on 25th July.
Recorded from the hospital after 26 days of Hunger Strike.

In that clip, he is seen walking confidently.
Speaking loudly.
Arguing with police personnel.
One hand in Pocket.
Pushing open a door with force.

As a student of psychology and human behaviour,
I found the contrast striking.

Not conclusive.
But striking enough to ask questions.

Questions are not allegations.
They are how truth begins.

So here are mine.

Was the fast truly water only?
Or was it completely a drama?

These are objective questions.
Not political ones.

Look at the contrast.
Sonam Wangchuk at protest site.
Sonam Wangchuk at hospital.

Something doesn't add up.

I may be wrong.

But I am not convinced.

If students' emotions were used for politics,

India deserves to know.

The public deserves to know that too.
Because this is no longer about one individual.
It is about public credibility.
It is about the trust of lakhs of students.

It is about a nation that wants genuine education reforms.
Not Political Theater.

India's examination system does need deep reform.
Paper leaks must end.
The guilty must be punished.
Students deserve a system that rewards merit.

But this movement has become a Sham.
A Drama.
A Goon Show.
A Cursing Show.
A Cleavage Show.

Transparency.
Evidence.
Accountability.
That is all I am asking for.

And it is Missing Big Time.

#cjp_ही_aap_है
#DharmendraPradhan

[Sann @san_x_m]

He ran the school board of an entire Indian state, and he did something no one before him had dared. He let over ten lakh students fail. On purpose. Because for the first time, he had stopped them from cheating.

His name is Anand Kishore.

For years, the board examinations in Bihar had been a national joke. Everyone had seen the photographs. Relatives climbing the outside walls of exam halls, four storeys up, to pass cheat sheets through the windows while police stood and watched.

Toppers who could not answer a basic question about their own subject on camera. A whole system quietly agreed that the results were fiction, and everyone played along, because the alternative was admitting the truth.

The truth was that lakhs of children were being handed certificates that meant nothing, sent into the world believing they were educated when they had been robbed of an actual education.

When Anand Kishore took charge of the Bihar School Examination Board, he decided the lie would stop, even if the whole state hated him for it.

He locked the system down. Proper frisking. CCTV. Randomised seating so friends could not sit together. Answer sheets with unique codes. Evaluation that was actually checked. He made the exam honest, possibly for the first time in a generation.

And the honest result was brutal. The pass percentage collapsed. In some years more than half the students failed. Over ten lakh children who, in the old system, would have walked away with a fake certificate, now failed, because now the exam was real.

Imagine the pressure on him to soften it. To quietly let the numbers rise, to protect the state's image, to give the politicians the headlines they wanted. Every incentive he had said look away.

He refused. He said a certificate that lies to a child is worse than an honest failure, because the failure at least tells the child the truth in time to do something about it.

Slowly, it worked. Cheating collapsed. Schools that had coasted for decades were forced to actually teach. And the pass percentages that recovered in later years were real, earned by children who had genuinely learned.

He made a whole state fail an exam honestly, so that passing it could finally mean something again.

[Maj Gen Rajiv Narayanan, AVSM, VSM (V) @KlRajiv]

The Albert Einstein Institute of Boston teaches 198 ways to Overthrow a Government. Tried in Old USSR states once it collapsed. This Institute was set up in 1984 by Gene Sharp, to teach what he had written in 1973-74. Was it tested in our country between 74-84.
Based on the above, in 2004, the CANVAS - Centre for Applied Non-Violent Action and Strategies was set up in Serbia by Srda Popovic. It formulates toolkits for the 198 ways for Regime Change.
Uses 'useful idiots' who sell themselves for the cash. Post regime change, bulk of these UIs are sorted out, neutralise, jailed. Evidenced in most places where Regime Change was done.
However their toolkits have become very predictable.
The Narrative War starts with a fact, the NEET paper leak, and then stories and politics are woven around it. Facts have a short life, like in this case no NEET affected students came, rexam done and now counseling on for over 11 lakhs successful students.
No visible is the politics on it, but the underlying fear of opposition parties becoming irrelevant.
Further, fear of FCRA2. 0, revised history and curricula gets the usual suspects vocal.
The moment anti-national sloganeering commences, the writing is on the wall. Will likely peter out by end July/early August.
My personal opinion.

[Referee Channel @RefereeC21621]

Cucurella covered his against Messi. #argentina #spain #worldcup #messi #worldcupfinal

[🇸🇦Abdulsalam Saleh @abdulslam2017]

🫂❤️‍🩹 Lamine Yamal went to hug Leo Messi right after the game. Beautiful moment. ✨

He taught him to shoot, and when his arm grew strong, he shot him down. 🇪🇸🏆🦅🔥
Congrats to Spain 🇪🇸, congrats to the world. #FIFAWorldCup #Spain    #ArgentinaVsEspaña

[Sameer @BesuraTaansane]

Brilliant by @yoursbidhuri 👏👏👏

Sonam Wangchuk’s real goal is to get Ladakh included in 6th schedule because that is what his handlers in China want

[Augadh @AugadhBhudeva]

Sonam Wangchuk's Pakistan Visit:
The Full Story Behind His Visit To Islamabad And Harvard Amid The Ladakh Protest…!!!!

Fasting in Ladakh, hunger strike in Delhi... But why did Sonam Wangchuk quietly go to Pakistan and then the United States just before all this?

What is the real story behind the statement made about Indian states at the ‘Breathe Pakistan 2025’ conference?
Credit : The Pamphlet.

[Random Football @Randomfoot_ball]

🔥 Zlatan Ibrahimovic: 🔥

“England have already seen the hand of God. Tomorrow, they will see the left foot of God.” 🇦🇷

#ENGARG #messi

[Inside Reality Football @RealityLfc]

🚨Ronaldo Nazario on Lionel Messi performance today against England.

🗣️“I think is high time the world accept the fact that Lionel Messi is the greatest footballer in the world without even questioning his talent because we’ve seen him do it several times since he started playing football till date.”

“There were people saying Lionel Messi has never face England in his whole career so there is going to be a challenge to him, looking at the game I will say it’s just an another day for him in the office.”

“This shouldn’t be a debate in football anymore or doubt, he has done it all and will be the greatest to ever do that at his age, it’s just so unbelievable to talk abo him.”

I hope our kids growing up will have a an incredible story to tell their kids when they grew up.”

[ᜰ @markklfc]

Pep Guardiola on Lionel Messi’s masterclass against England.

🗣️ “People keep asking me how Messi is still doing this at 39 years old. My answer is simple because football has never seen anyone like him. Age defeats everyone, but somehow it refuses to defeat Lionel Messi. What he did tonight was beyond football… it was art.”

“England didn’t play against an old player. They played against the greatest mind this sport has ever produced. Two assists in a World Cup semi-final, controlling the rhythm of the biggest match on earth as if he were playing in his backyard. That is not normal. It is impossible to teach.”

“I’ve stood on the touchline and watched Leo do things that left me speechless. Tonight, sitting at home, he made me feel exactly the same. Every touch had purpose. Every pass carried danger. Every decision was perfect. He didn’t run the most but he made everyone else run for him.”

“The frightening part is that he no longer needs his young legs. His football brain is ten seconds ahead of everyone else. By the time defenders realise what is happening, the ball is already in the back of the net or a teammate is celebrating. That’s genius. Pure genius.”

“People obsess over goals, but tonight Messi reminded the world that football is about creating moments no one else can imagine. Two assists that changed a nation’s history. Two passes that carried Argentina into another World Cup final. That is the definition of greatness.”

“At 39, most legends are sitting in television studios talking about football. Messi is still writing football history. He isn’t surviving at this level he’s dominating it. That’s why I will always say there has never been, and there will never be, another player like Lionel Messi.”

“When this World Cup is over, don’t just remember the trophies or the statistics. Remember that you witnessed a 39-year-old genius walk into a World Cup semi-final against one of the strongest teams in the world… and make them look ordinary. We are watching the final chapters of the greatest football story ever written.”

[Vfynn_🥷🏼 𐙚 @Vfynn_]

🚨🗣️David Beckham on England’s 2:1 defeat to Argentina, says Messi is the GREATEST Player of all time:

“Football has a poetic way of completing its own stories. England once saw the Hand of God… tonight, they witnessed the Left Foot of God. Messi didn’t just play the game, he conducted it like a maestro leading an orchestra. Every touch was a sentence, every pass was a masterpiece, and those two assists were brushstrokes on football’s greatest canvas.

People spend their careers chasing greatness. Messi has spent his career redefining it. When the pressure reaches its highest peak, he becomes the calmest man in the stadium. That’s a gift you can’t coach, you can’t buy, and you certainly can’t defend against.

I’ve played with and against some of the greatest players this sport has ever seen, but what Lionel Messi continues to do on the biggest stage is beyond statistics, it’s legacy written in real time. Nights like this aren’t just victories; they’re chapters in football history.

For me, the debate is over. Lionel Messi isn’t just one of the greatest players of all time… he is the greatest player of all time.”

—🎙️Mixed Zone

[Megh Updates 🚨™ @MeghUpdates]

🚨 BIG REVELATION: Pakistani cricketers, delegation members & players like Shoaib Akhtar & Mohammad Asif used to traffic drugs into India on every tour.

In one reported case, they panicked and self-confessed. Their coach Bob Woolmer, who called out the trafficking, DIED under mysterious circumstances. 30% of TERROR ATTACKS were FUNDED by this drug money.

[ᜰ @markklfc]

Thomas Tuchel on Lionel Messi’s masterclass against England.

🗣️ “I’ve coached against some of the greatest footballers in history, but nights like this remind you why Lionel Messi is different. We prepared for him all week. We had plans, we had markers, we had instructions… and none of it was enough. He punished us with two moments of absolute genius.”

“You can stop him for 85 minutes, but Messi only needs five seconds to destroy everything you’ve built. That’s what happened tonight. Two assists, no panic, no wasted movement just pure football intelligence. He doesn’t force the game. He waits… and when you make one mistake, you’re dead.”

“I was shouting from the touchline because I knew the danger every time he received the ball. My players knew it too. Yet knowing what Messi is capable of and actually stopping him are two completely different things. He sees passes that nobody else in world football even imagines.”

“People talk about speed and strength. Messi doesn’t need either. His brain is faster than every defender on the pitch. He dictates the tempo, manipulates space and tears teams apart without looking like he’s trying. That is what true greatness looks like.”

“As painful as this defeat is for England, I refuse to lie. We were beaten by a footballer who continues to redefine the game at 39 years old. Two assists in a World Cup semi-final, carrying his country into another final… that’s not normal. That’s history unfolding in front of your eyes.”

“Sometimes, as a coach, you have to accept an uncomfortable truth. We didn’t just lose to Argentina we lost to Lionel Messi. And if he plays the final like he played tonight, the rest of the world should be very worried.”

[shyamala moorthy🇮🇳 @blackstatue]

@NayakRagini Not true