Delhi dominates India’s car ownership rankings.
With 21.72 lakh registered cars, Delhi has nearly 2.7× the number recorded in Bengaluru, the second-ranked city.
Top 5:
Delhi 21.72 lakh
Bengaluru 8.01 lakh
Chennai 6.53 lakh
Mumbai 6.18 lakh
Hyderabad 5.58 lakh
A snapshot of how vehicle ownership is concentrated across India’s biggest urban centres.
Source: Government of India, https://t.co/W2nOOoylth
China alone has 1.28 billion social media user identities — more than the combined populations of the United States, Indonesia
India has 500 million social media user identities, but penetration is only 34.1% of the population.
China has 1.30B internet users. India is close behind at 1.03B. Together, they account for more than 2.3B people online. The scale of Asia’s digital economy is hard to ignore
This isn't about BJP vs INC. It's about numbers and facts.
India's defence story over the last 12 years:
Defence Budget: ₹2.53 lakh crore in 2014 to ₹7.85 lakh crore in 2026
Defence Production: ₹43,746 crore in 2014 to ₹1.78 lakh crore in 2026
Defence Exports: ₹686 crore in 2014 to ₹38,424 crore in 2026
Numbers don't have a political preference. They simply show what changed.
Look at the data and form your own opinion.
If India’s economy were a map of cities, which one would you bet on?
Mumbai currently leads India’s top urban economies, followed by Delhi NCR, Kolkata, Bengaluru and Chennai.
The numbers are fascinating. 👇
If RW or BJP opposes someone highlighting or visiting poor school infrastructure and facilities, it would backfire on them. This is just the start; next would be govt hospitals, govt offices and other corruption, resulting in drastic loss in upcoming elections. As we all know, our schools and hospitals are not in good condition where BJP has been in power for more than decades. If any opposition or CJP highlights these things, it would be easy for them to connect with the youth or Gen-Z, who will go against and uproot BJP. My suggestion is that young BJP workers should start doing the same: raise questions and highlight poor schools and hospitals. At least people will see positive change in BJP, youth can relate with them, and it will not go completely negative as it would if highlighted by CJP. In the end we can see good schools and good hospitals.
If RW or BJP opposes someone highlighting or visiting poor school infrastructure and facilities, it would backfire on them. This is just the start; next would be govt hospitals, govt offices and other corruption, resulting in drastic loss in upcoming elections. As we all know, our schools and hospitals are not in good condition where BJP has been in power for more than decades. If any opposition or CJP highlights these things, it would be easy for them to connect with the youth or Gen-Z, who will go against and uproot BJP. My suggestion is that young BJP workers should start doing the same: raise questions and highlight poor schools and hospitals. At least people will see positive change in BJP, youth can relate with them, and it will not go completely negative as it would if highlighted by CJP. In the end we can see good schools and good hospitals.
If RW or BJP opposes someone highlighting or visiting poor school infrastructure and facilities, it would backfire on them. This is just the start; next would be govt hospitals, govt offices and other corruption, resulting in drastic loss in upcoming elections. As we all know, our schools and hospitals are not in good condition where BJP has been in power for more than decades. If any opposition or CJP highlights these things, it would be easy for them to connect with the youth or Gen-Z, who will go against and uproot BJP. My suggestion is that young BJP workers should start doing the same: raise questions and highlight poor schools and hospitals. At least people will see positive change in BJP, youth can relate with them, and it will not go completely negative as it would if highlighted by CJP. In the end we can see good schools and good hospitals.