Khan sir
"They are threatening that they'll shut my coaching centre, I'm ok with it, it's their Govt, their Police, their law.
But listen carefully, Your Givt didn't give me my name & coaching, I'll rebuild it"
This is what happens when you question the Govt.
India’s performance card in the neighborhood:
> Per capita income: Bangladesh crossed us 🇧🇩
> Tourism & Happiness: Nepal & Bhutan are clear 🇳🇵🇧🇹
> Market Cap: Taiwan overtook us 🇹🇼
(A literal island with a population smaller than Delhi NCR, meaning a handful of tech techies just outvalued our entire ecosystem)
Ek 'Cooked' word seekha tha internet se, ab practically realize ho raha hai ki asal mein poora desh hi tandoor mein baitha hai
JUST IN: Taiwan just overtook India to become the world's 5th largest stock market.
A country of 23 million people just flew past a country of 1.4 BILLION.
What the actual fuck is our government doing 🤦♂️
Legalise Virtual Digital Assets (like Crypto, Stablecoin) in India. Don’t drive them offshore.
India taxes VDAs (virtual digital asset) like they are legal. But regulate it like they are illegal.
India taxes cryptocurrency at 30% Capital Gain Tax + 1% TDS; yet offers no legal recognition, no investor protection, no dedicated AML (anti-money laundering) framework.
The result is:
• 12 crore Indians invest via overseas platforms
• ₹4.8 lakh crore in VDA trading moved offshore
• 73% of India's trading volume shifted to foreign exchanges
• 180 Indian crypto startups relocated abroad
The answer is : compliance in India. Give VDAs clear asset class status in India.
A clear domestic regulatory sandbox, with strong AML guardrails can bring activity back onshore, protect investors, improve compliance and add ₹15,000–20,000 crore in annual tax revenue.
Let us not fear innovation, let us regulate it.
Prohibition is not protection, Regulation is protection.
Honestly, I’m lost for words.
If the government wants a 30% share of profits, what about losses?
Will you also pay 30% of our losses?
Or is risk only for citizens, while rewards are guaranteed for the state?
This is exactly what’s happening with crypto taxation in India, Nirmala Sitharaman.
📌 30% tax on crypto profits
📌 1% TDS on every transaction
📌 No set-off of losses
📌 No carry forward of losses
So let’s get this straight:
•When we make profits → government wants a cut
•When we make losses → you’re on your own
How does this follow any economic logic?
In the real world:
👉 Profits are uncertain
👉 Losses are real
👉 Risk is borne 100% by individuals
Yet policy treats gains as guaranteed income and ignores losses completely.
This isn’t fairness.
This isn’t reform.
This is punishing risk-takers, discouraging innovation, and pushing capital out of India.
You can’t tax a high-risk asset like crypto as if it’s risk-free income.
That’s not regulation that’s detachment from reality.
People aren’t asking for favors.
They’re asking for basic logic and fairness.
If profits deserve sharing,
losses deserve recognition too. 🚨
Biggest Health Crisis in India 🚨
FOOD ADULTERATION - खाने में मिलावट
👉Urea in Milk
👉Oxytocin in Vegetables
👉Caustic Soda in Paneer
👉Brick powder in Spices
👉 Yellow dye in Honey
👉 Steroids in Poultry
👉 Detergent in ice cream
We all are consuming slow poison!
Raised this serious issue in Parliament today. Watch my intervention.
Shared some thoughts on why I believe India needs to rethink crypto taxation in #UnionBudget2026 on @YourStoryCo.
High 1% TDS & 30% flat tax have pushed users offshore, draining ₹36,000 cr+ in potential tax revenue & even visibility.
Hopeful that Budget 2026 will:
1️⃣ Cut TDS to 0.01% (ensures traceability without friction)
2️⃣ Tax under income slabs, not flat 30%
3️⃣ Allow loss offset & deductions
India already leads in grassroots adoption of crypto and friendlier frameworks and policies can help to bring innovation home, secure tax revenue, and also position India as a global Web3 & tech leader! 🫡
I demand a strict new law in India right now:
Politicians whose children study abroad (beyond short exchanges) or hold foreign citizenship must be disqualified from contesting elections or holding office.
Only candidates whose spouse & children live primarily in India and hold solely Indian citizenship should be allowed to run.
No more preaching 'Bharat First' while sending your own kids to Harvard/Oxford on taxpayer perks or foreign passports.
This forces real investment in our schools, hospitals & future. Skin in the game = better governance.
Extend it to IAS/IPS top brass & judges too.
Declare family citizenship & education details publicly every year. Violate? Face disqualification + penalties.
Enough hypocrisy. Time for accountability.
Who stands with this? Quote/RT if you want this debated in Parliament! 🔥 hit like ♥️