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Wanderer. Dreamer. #Kashmir. As Dumbledore once said, being me has its privileges. I stan #PinkFloyd

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https://t.co/UF2eUKvchv

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@gharkekalesh Aur chutti mill bhi gayi. 🤣🤣🤣

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@OmPund21 @gharkekalesh Mill bhi gayi chutti. 🤣🤣🤣

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@zahrantica As evident from the video. Zero!

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@Shahbuddin48480 Just one comparison out of 1000s.

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Heartfelt question to all fellow Indians: Remember the Galwan Valley face-off in 2020? Our brave soldiers gave their lives defending our borders while Chinese forces tried grabbing land in multiple areas of Ladakh. Villages were displaced, grazing grounds lost, and the LAC was pushed back in several friction points. Families lost loved ones — that pain still lingers in our hearts.
The nation came together in grief and anger. In response, the government took firm measures: banned dozens of Chinese apps over security concerns, introduced strict FDI rules (Press Note 3) targeting investments from border-sharing countries like China, restricted contracts, and strongly promoted ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ and ‘Vocal for Local’. It felt like a necessary stand — protecting Indian jobs, data, sovereignty, and self-respect after such aggression on our soil.
Today, govt sources indicate the Dixon-Vivo joint venture is in the final stages of approval. An Indian company partnering closely with a Chinese smartphone giant. After years of curbs, this shift raises painful questions. Factories may boom and volumes may rise, but what about the land grabbed in Ladakh? What about the soldiers who stood firm so we wouldn’t bow economically?
I understand the arguments for more manufacturing and jobs. But as an ordinary Indian who still remembers the images from Galwan and the reports of Chinese incursions in Ladakh, this feels like forgetting the bigger picture. Have the border threats vanished? Has trust been rebuilt enough to fast-track such partnerships? Or are short-term economic gains quietly overriding the long-term need for true self-reliance and security?
This isn’t blind opposition — it’s a call for honesty. Our government owes us clarity: What changed since 2020? Where is the red line when it comes to Chinese businesses, especially after territorial losses? We pushed ‘Make in India’ precisely to reduce dependence — why lean on the same players now?
Fellow citizens, let’s reflect: Are we learning from history or repeating it for convenience? Share your thoughts respectfully. The sacrifices of our soldiers and the integrity of our land demand nothing less. Jai Hind. #Galwan #Modi

[ANI @ANI]

Govt Sources say:

- Govt in final stages of issuing approval letter for the Dixon-Vivo JV

- JV inching closer to final nod

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Brothers, remember our soldiers who lost their lives in the Galwan face-off, standing firm against Chinese forces? The pain was raw. Back then, the government stepped up — banned Chinese apps, tightened investment rules, and pushed ‘Vocal for Local’ to protect our future. Now, seeing reports of the Dixon-Vivo JV getting final approval hurts. Feels like we’re forgetting the blood and the resolve. Was all that just temporary? We Indians deserve consistent leadership that puts our security and self-reliance first. Thoughts?

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@Renardpaty @grok what is the real story behind this burning tower and where is it?

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Delhi Police will NOT grant permission for tomorrow’s so-called “Chalo Dilli” event.

The real purpose was already served long ago by the CJP itself — executed in perfect consonance with clear directives from their masters. The job is done. The narrative was pushed, the optics were managed, and the required chaos was manufactured behind the scenes. No need for street theatre anymore.

Now sit back and watch the CJP being slowly and systematically shut down. One by one, the funding will dry up, the allies will disappear, the headlines will fade, and it will die its ultimate scripted death — exactly as planned from the beginning.

The puppet strings are being cut. The show is over.

No Chalo Dilli required when the real work was never meant for the streets anyway.

The masters always win. 😂

#PuppetMasters #ScriptedDrama #CJPExposed

[Cockroach is Back @Cockroachisback]

CJP has formally intimated the Delhi Police of a peaceful demonstration & dharna at Jantar Mantar on 20th June, 2026.

Delhi Police has said they will get back to us tomorrow morning. We are confident that the Police will grant permission.

Chalo Dilli!

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Delhi Police will NOT grant permission for tomorrow’s so-called “Chalo Dilli” event.

The real purpose was already served long ago by the CJP itself — executed in perfect consonance with clear directives from their masters. The job is done. The narrative was pushed, the optics were managed, and the required chaos was manufactured behind the scenes. No need for street theatre anymore.

Now sit back and watch the CJP being slowly and systematically shut down. One by one, the funding will dry up, the allies will disappear, the headlines will fade, and it will die its ultimate scripted death — exactly as planned from the beginning.

The puppet strings are being cut. The show is over.

No Chalo Dilli required when the real work was never meant for the streets anyway.

The masters always win. 😂

#PuppetMasters #ScriptedDrama #CJPExposed

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@roopkamal_51375 Hahahahha. Acha joke banaya hai. Banatay raho

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@Incognito_qfs Ok great. Indians are doings a great job. What is your Papa doing?

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Let's break down this utterly brazen US State Department announcement like a common thug who doesn't understand diplomacy… because, let's be honest, Washington might as well be doing that here. The other day, they casually released a press statement. Yeah, just a press release. And guess what? It said Secretary Rubio rang up India's Foreign Minister. And what did he tell him? Oh, you know, just that Indian commercial ships better do whatever the US military says in the Strait of Hormuz.

Let that sink in for a second.

This wasn't a joint statement. It wasn't some diplomatic handshake between two equals negotiating the terms. Nope. This was a readout. The kind you send out after telling someone on the other end of the line what to do because they work for you. It was basically saying, "Indian ships, do our bidding, or else."

And this is coming from the same India that lectured the entire world on non-alignment for seven decades! The same India whose Foreign Minister pens best-selling books about how the "West is over" and we're all entering a new multipolar world! The same India that takes the stage at every UN forum to harp about sovereignty, strategic autonomy, and the glory of its ancient civilization!

And what did Delhi say today? Nothing. Zilch. Nada. Washington picked up the phone, gave orders, and the response from New Delhi was crickets chirping in the Gobi Desert. No counter-statement, no reminder that Indian ships sail under Indian law, just a diplomat silently taking dictation. And the Americans? They were so unashamed they plastered it for everyone to see!

This is what you get when your foreign policy is just one big photo-op without any substance. When "Vishwaguru" is a marketing slogan rather than a strategic principle. When you spend a decade fawning over a man's perceived foreign policy brilliance, only to be called out on your bluff with a single, dismissive press release from Washington.

Modi's India can't stand up to Russia without permission from Washington, can't support Iran without Israel's nod, and can't even side with Palestine without alienating its Western markets. They stand for absolutely nothing except maybe staying in front of a camera!

The Strait of Hormuz just ripped the veil off Delhi's true position:
It's a large country.
It's a weak state.
And it's a very obedient contact on Secretary Rubio's speed dial.

#IndiaForeignPolicy #Jaishankar #Rubio #StrategicAutonomy

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This is genuinely hopeful news. Pakistan helping broker a final agreed peace text between the US & Iran after months of conflict is a real diplomatic win. Reopening Hormuz, ceasefire, and de-escalation could ease global energy pain and save lives.

Respect to the teams working quietly behind the scenes. Misinformation tried to derail it, but progress continues. Guardedly optimistic, implementation will be the true test, but this feels like a meaningful turning point.

Praying for lasting peace. 🙏 What do you think — real breakthrough this time?

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Pakistan’s PM dropping that the US and Iran have a final agreed text on a peace deal? Wild if it actually happens.
After all the chaos in the region, reopening Hormuz and cooling things down would be massive for oil, shipping, everything.
Skeptical until Trump and the Iranians both confirm it though – mediators hype stuff up sometimes. Still, fingers crossed this one sticks. World needs a break. #IranWar‌

[BRICS News @BRICSinfo]

JUST IN: 🇵🇰 Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz says the US and Iran have reached final agreed text for a peace deal.

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Pakistan’s PM dropping that the US and Iran have a final agreed text on a peace deal? Wild if it actually happens. After all the chaos in the region, reopening Hormuz and cooling things down would be massive for oil, shipping, everything.
Skeptical until Trump and the Iranians both confirm it though, mediators hype stuff up sometimes. Still, fingers crossed this one sticks. World needs a break.

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Under @DrSJaishankar watch, India’s foreign policy has weakened so badly that we now beg for US ‘waivers’ & permissions just to buy the same Russian oil you proudly claim America asked us to take for their market stability.
Tariffs imposed, then lifted when Hormuz tensions hit and prices spiked, because your ‘multi-alignment’ left us no real alternatives.
This isn’t strategic autonomy, it’s reactive dependency. 1.4 billion Indians paying the price for diplomacy that chases waivers instead of building unbreakable diversified supplies. National interest demands better than permission slips from Washington.

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FM’s big defence: ‘US asked us to buy Russian oil!’
Reality: Your policy weakened India into needing US waivers/tariff relief for that oil, then pivoting to Venezuela crude as US ‘gift’ alternative when sanctions bite. On-off games expose the failure, energy security reduced to begging permissions. Time for real strength, not clever quotes.

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PM Modi thanks Trump while Indian sailors are killed in US attack on #ship? Complete surrender of our sovereignty & pride. We need a strong PM who protects Indians, not one who says thank you to those harming us. @narendramodi you let India down.

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

Thank you, President Trump, for your warm wishes.

I look forward to working with you to further advance the India-US Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership, for the benefit of both our nations and the world.

@POTUS

@realDonaldTrump

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Brothers and sisters of Jammu & Kashmir, my heart aches today as I watch the same old cycle repeat. Our CM Sahib announces a big protest at Jantar Mantar for statehood and within days, he is smiling beside the PM in Delhi.
What kind of leadership is this? People voted for dignity. For real power to decide our own fate.
In 2019 they met quietly before everything changed. Today the script feels identical: first the quiet handshake, then the public “protest” with that familiar wooden smile. Sir, our people are not fools. They see through the theatrics.
@OmarAbdullah , you carry the legacy of Sheikh Abdullah. Stop treating our pain as a bargaining chip.
This is not politics. This is betrayal of the mandate people gave you with hope in our hearts.
The time for games is over. Deliver or step aside. Kashmir deserves better.
#RestoreStatehood #JammuKashmir #RealChangeNotTheatre

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The Pakistani establishment and deep state have shown for decades that they don’t even care about their own people or the nation. Economy collapsing, people crushed under inflation and unemployment, basic rights suppressed, yet the same people lecture the world about “protecting” Kashmiris on either side.
Spare us the hypocrisy. If they truly cared, they’d have fixed Pakistan first instead of using Kashmir as a permanent excuse and bargaining chip.
Imran Khan tried to put the country and its people first, stood firmly on #Kashmir too, and look what the establishment did to him. Ousted, jailed, and sidelined the moment he stopped dancing to their tune.
Puppets of foreign powers have zero moral right to give lectures on sacrifice. Real sacrifice isn’t performed from comfortable cantonments and DHA while ordinary people pay the price. Courage is cheap when someone else is expected to wear the kafan.

[Ahmed @ThisahmedR]

"Watan Ya Kafan" — But For Whom, Exactly?

JKLF's Sardar Amaan demands surrender and chants "Watan Ya Kafan" and those shouting the loudest have zero connection to the actual freedom struggle of Jammu & Kashmir.

Pakistan has fought 5 wars to protect every inch of Azad Kashmir, upholds the UN resolution, and has maintained AJK as a distinct state with its own President, PM, Assembly, and courts while JKLF's ideologues sit safely and perform "patriotism".

The fate of Kashmir will be decided by 17 million Kashmiris in occupied territory, not by JKLF nationalist outfits and armchair separatist revolutionaries.

If the slogan is truly "Watan Ya Kafan," go raise it in occupied Kashmir. But we all know why they won't.

Because courage is easy when the price is someone else's Kafan.