I don't need you to agree with me. I only ask that we disagree thoughtfully
Conviction without arrogance. Criticism without hostility. Open to being wrong.
🇮🇳 vs 🇨🇳
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In China, when the Government clears a village for a power project, Villagers MUST move, however 6-8 weeks before , Villagers are offered
- Alternate Land Leases that are 0.65-1.3 times the size of their present land lease & a new home built by the Local Government/National Government/Company
So every villager is resettled before a project
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In India, Villagers are PROMISED alternate land sites but they remain promises
Project begins, Villagers are moved out with false promises and after 8-12 months, they are forced to move into cities where they increase the population, live in slums and work in coolie jobs
As on date there are 92.4 Lakh such people displaced who lost their land and got a compensation of a few measly lakhs
Again this isn't a party thing
BSP & SP in UP, BJD & BJP in Odisha, BJP in the North East, TDP in Andhra Pradesh, BRS & INC in Telangana & BJP & JDU in Bihar
There are over 31,000+ cases filed in various courts since 2005 with no interim relief beyond a couple of lakhs each
This is a system thing
Take care of the people and development becomes easy - 🇨🇳
Exploit the people and enrich the elite - 🇮🇳
Sir, I was genuinely interested in reading your argument and understanding your logic. But you lost me in the very first line.
You describe the 2011 protest as a “peaceful, patriotic, anti-corruption movement,” while calling the current protest an attempt to destabilise law and order.
When you’ve already glorified one protest and condemned the other before presenting any argument, what’s left to discuss?
Why not simply call them anti-national and be done with it, sir?
The irony is that those you now label anti-national allowed you to protest back then, while those calling themselves nationalists today seem unwilling to extend the same freedom to others.
Equating a peaceful, anti-corruption national movement led by patriots in 2011 to the calculated chaos created by entities seeking to actively destabilise national law and order is a deeply flawed comparison. Mainstream political leaders and citizens across India strongly maintain that the Delhi Police acts strictly within the framework of law to ensure public safety, prevent institutional sabotage, and protect the national capital from being held hostage by motivated agents under the guise of "protest."
It is quite ironic to see advice on electoral strategy and "PR teams" coming from someone who chose to abandon the party right after the transition. The BJP relies on the unyielding trust of the grassroot karyakartas and the mandate of the citizens, not on tactical alignments or public relations stunts.
While some individual leaders might seek temporary media spotlights by playing the balancing act, the BJP remains single-mindedly committed to protecting democratic institutions and maintaining law and order for the common citizens of India.
Welcome to 🇮🇳 :-
In a proper meritocracy like 🇨🇳 or 🇸🇬, Asutosh Ranka would be an MP, People's Delegate or Youth Secretary and be involved in making decisions affecting the lives of people
He has the MERIT & ABILITY with a IIT and a McKinsey background
In the MOTHER OF DEMOCRACY, He was jailed for 7 days for waving a flag and demanding transparency and many Indians are cheering his arrest
What a country 🤯🤯🤯🤯
Big Rift in CJP 🚨☠️
-Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka both got released from the Tihar Jail tonight
-Saurav das was visibly happy from outside
-He was giving interview, pretending to smile like nothing has happened
-But Look at Ashutosh Ranka face
-He was literally holding his tears
-He was not uttering a single word not even talking with media
-No words against government
-He was just completely silent and was trying to keep himself away from media
Even outside, Everyone were talking about Saurav Das but was not giving a single limelight to Ranka.
Ratna singh was also posting for Saurav Das but not Ashutosh Ranka.
It seems that Ashutosh Ranka has realised that despite spending the same amount of time in Tihar as Saurav Das, everyone is just ignoring him.
Anthropic asked Claude to design new proteins, and sent them to a real lab
The problem is bigger than it sounds
Scorpions sting 1.2 million people every year
More than 3,000 die, many of them children
Antivenom is expensive, and in many places it is not available at all
Claude was asked to design proteins that can latch onto scorpion toxins and block them
In 64 hours, it designed over 300,000 candidates
Scientists tested 211 of them in the lab
17 worked. They bound to toxins from scorpions in Mexico, North Africa and the Middle East
The two strongest held on at single digit nanomolar strength, which is very tight binding
To be clear, this is not an antivenom yet
Nothing has been tested in cells or animals. That work is still ahead
But Anthropic has released all 211 designs and the lab results openly, so any scientist in the world can take this further
This is the side of AI I keep coming back to
Not a better chatbot. A tool that lets a small team attempt problems that were too slow and too expensive to touch
#DidYouKnow Durga Puja in Kataka has a unique fish bhog tradition on Maha Navami!
Today, at Chandni Chowk and Alisha Bazaar, around 20 quintals of fish being offered to Maa Durga during Navami and distributed among thousands of devotees.
At Chandni Chowk, this tradition dates back to 1817!
The traditional bhog also features khata and kanika, served alongside fish bhog.
Jai Hind
The judicial custody of #AshutoshRanka and #SauravDas must be urgently reviewed and they must be released immediately.
Hoisting the National Flag, even in a prohibited area, should not warrant such prolonged detention. The judiciary and the executive must rise to the occasion to ensure that the youth of this country do not lose faith in the rule of law and constitutional rights.
That’s a brilliant way to put it, sir!
If being right were a prerequisite for speaking up, even Parliament might struggle to meet its quorum. 😄
We can question the cause, disagree with the protesters, and still respect their courage.
After all, democracy is a conversation, not a classroom where everyone must say, “Yes, sir!”
Some protests are genuine. Some are tamashas.
You can disagree with the cause, and still admire the courage.
Because democracy doesn't need young people to always be right. It needs them to not always be obedient.
Here... take video.