Your panic is palpable as you see your vote bank get wiped out of:
Bangladeshis Pakistanis Rohingyas Afghanis- all hurriedly given documents during your term in office by your pliant Chief Election Officer.
It also seems your party has no problem with 21,00,00,000 dead Indians voting!
Go to the courts if you are serious.
What’s the use of ranting on Social Media?
India gives China a taste of its own medicine by placing 28 Aksai Chin locations onto its official map.
Every single site gets a new name, spanning mountains, passes, glaciers, valleys, rivers, and lakes.
India pulled the same move in Arunachal earlier, get the full story with @banduneakanksha
In a split second, Captain Smit Machchhar showed extraordinary valor and focus under extreme physical trauma, averting a mid-air catastrophe.
This singular act of bravery cuts through years of persistent negative coverage surrounding India. Given the intense political polarization in India where even selflessness is viewed through a cynical lens, and where his heroism faced the risk of being downplayed or weaponized had things gone wrong, it was great that the PM personally reached out to uplift his spirits, elevating Captain Machchhar’s courage onto the global stage and ensuring his decisive actions receive the widespread recognition and respect they truly deserve.
A long-standing need of Sabarimala devotees has been taken to the Centre
Met Union Civil Aviation Minister Shri @RamMNK Ji and submitted a proposal, put forward by our two senior leaders, Shri @Kummanam Ji and Shri @AnoopKaippalli Ji, for a pilgrim airport for Sabarimala.
The proposal requests the Ministry to initiate consultations with the State Government and consider Kodumon Estate in Pathanamthitta - about 3,000 acres of contiguous land, close to Pamba - for a feasibility study under the Greenfield Airports Policy.
Today, devotees flying in from across India and abroad land at Kochi or Thiruvananthapuram and travel hours by road. A Sabarimala airport would change that, and also serve the NRI families of Pathanamthitta and the wider pilgrimage circuit.
PM @narendramodi Ji has shown what connectivity can do for sacred destinations such as Shirdi and Tirupati.
Our goal is to bring that same world-class infrastructure to Sabarimala’s devotees.
#Seva #PoliticsOfSeva #PoliticsOfPerformance #ViksitKeralam
Stallone performed Shraddh for his son.
But in India, many Hindus have forgotten about Pitrus (ancestors) and their rituals (cos they are already enlightened no)
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https://t.co/PlMnXybuu4
Sylvester Stallone’s brother Michael & his wife performed tithi Shraddh, Pind Daan & Tarpan in 2015 in Haridwar, for Stallone’s 36 yr old son Sage & for his sister Toni Ann who died in 2012.
When will we #ReviveTraditions ?
Sylvester Stallone’s brother Michael & his wife performed Pind Daan & Tarpan at Haridwar in 2015, for Stallone’s 36 yr old son Sage & for his sister Toni Ann who died in 2012.
@TheSlyStallone had shared that he was having sleepless nights after Sage passed away..only of his Tarpan was he at peace.
What are we 100 cr Hindus doing for the countless Hindus who fell to the sword of the invaders because they refused to convert?
Join us at Chandighat Haridwar at 10 am on 10th Oct, for their #SamoohikTarpan @AyodhyaSummit
From another Captain
Capt Smit, something happened yesterday on my flight to Yerevan which honestly stayed with me.
When I stepped out during refuelling, the refueller asked me where I was from. I told him I’m Indian.
He just came up, hugged me and then gave me a salute.
I honestly can’t explain what that felt like. Standing there in another country, in my pilot uniform, and having someone show me that kind of respect simply because I’m Indian… it genuinely gave me goosebumps.
And my immediate thought was — this is because of you.
The way people look at India today, the respect Indians are getting around the world, and especially the way Indian pilots are being seen when we represent our country… I feel like something has really changed.
And I want you to know that I’m genuinely grateful to you for being a part of that change.
Sometimes we see things from far away and don’t realise the impact they’re actually having on ordinary people like us. But yesterday, that hug and that salute made me feel it personally.
That guy probably had no idea what that moment meant to me. But I walked back to the aircraft feeling incredibly proud to be Indian — and incredibly grateful to you.
I just felt I had to tell you this.
And most importantly, wishing you a very speedy recovery!