Karaj

Patience & Peace 🕉️🧘‍♂️🇮🇳

[Sputnik India @Sputnik_India]

🚨THROWBACK SHOCKER: Boeing workers once said they WOULDN'T FLY on the 787 Dreamliner

[Piyush Rai @Benarasiyaa]

"At one point, Boeing management got sick of me raising these issues and moved me out of 787 program into the 777 program."

Boeing Whistleblower Sam Salehpour testifying in front of Congress last year.

[Aviator Anil Chopra @Chopsyturvey]

Superbly articulated by Priyanka Joshi.

"The world doesn’t know what to do with India.
We don’t fit their neat little boxes. We’re not white.
We’re not monotheistic.
We’re not ex-colonizers or submissive ex-colonized.
We are something they can’t decode.

We are too many things at once—ancient and modern, spiritual and scientific, emotional and logical.
We believe in gods and particles, karma and quantum.
We’re chaos that somehow moves forward.
That bothers them.

Because we aren’t supposed to succeed.

We don’t speak with one voice. We speak in thousands.
Our system isn’t clean. It’s noisy. It debates. It screams. But it works—because we’ve lived through worse and survived.
When we rise, they frown.
When we achieve, they doubt.
Because they still see us the way they chose to see us long ago—untrained, uncouth, and scattered.

But we’ve always known how to turn our mess into movement.
They don’t get that a billion people don’t need a single script.
They fear our success because it didn’t come from their textbooks, their aid, or their approval.

We remember being ruled, but we were never truly conquered.
We adapted, absorbed, transformed—but never disappeared.
And that is unsettling for those who thought we would.

India rising doesn’t fit their world order.
Because we didn’t wait for permission.
We didn’t rise from imitation—we rose from memory, from contradiction, from sheer force of will.

And that’s why they don’t celebrate our rise.
They resist it.
Because it wasn’t supposed to happen.”

[Sheetal Chopra 🇮🇳 @SheetalPronamo]

Donald Trump is
Arvind Kejriwal of America

😂👇🏽👇🏽

[Sunanda Roy 👑 @SaffronSunanda]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 https://t.co/uqb7176naT

[Keh Ke Peheno @coolfunnytshirt]

Saudi Arabia roasting Qatar regarding Ummah, Terrorism and Radicalism!

Ye sab kya ho raha hai...

[The Jaipur Dialogues @JaipurDialogues]

Need to thank these 3 Heros of Digital Media

In the era of Digital Warfare, @ShivAroor @sidhant @AdityaRajKaul helped us with the right information

Salute to the Digital Heros 🫡

[कुशल मेहरा @kushal_mehra]

This clip is Pakistan at its peak. Un freaking believable. India has multiple problems, but we don't give such ridiculous arguments to defend a terrorist like Osama Bin Laden.

[Riccha Dwivedi @RicchaDwivedi]

Hear me out. They picked BeerBiceps, expecting him to falter, handing the Pakistani side an edge, but he completely surprised them with his well-founded, precise arguments. Bet neither they, we, nor even Ranveer thought he would deliver this hard.

[Sandeep Neel @SanUvacha]

Trump just torpedoed billions in potential U.S.-India defense deals with one reckless, narcissistic remark about using trade as leverage to pressure India. In a single stroke, he confirmed every fear Indian defense planners have: that America is an unreliable partner willing to weaponize even its own alliances.

If trade can be used as blackmail, imagine the leverage the U.S. would try to exert by controlling critical defense platforms during a conflict. No sovereign nation wants to be held hostage by a foreign supplier—especially one as erratic as Trump.

With this gaffe, he’s single-handedly killed years of bipartisan diplomacy and trust-building. The result? U.S.-India defense cooperation is now in the grave—and the American defense industry can thank Trump for lighting the match.

[satire_sarathy @SarathySatire]

Power cuts are so frequent in pakistan that they happen when you are losing a debate.

Catch the disappearing act of @HinaRKhar on @piersmorgan

#piersmorgan @BDUTT @BeerBicepsGuy

[Karaj @ErKaraj]

@kushal_mehra @BDUTT @BeerBicepsGuy But @kushal_mehra why did piers morgan doesn't invite some proper literates like @sushantsareen on this matter. I guess they want some 2 take le creators to possibly make some blunders and get those cheap views. OMG! These media houses are just as bad outside as they are in india

[sushant sareen @sushantsareen]

A paki liberal is an oxymoron…it is a beast created as an intellectual honey trap for gullible Indians and Westerners. This Shehzad Ghas is another one of those who, the moment you scratch, their love and association with the Pakistan Army comes pouring out. The post modernist jihadist bitch of Paki army. His defence of Pakistan Army and Osama bin Laden has damaged his credibility as badly as the PAF airbases hit and damaged by India

[Aditya Raj Kaul @AdityaRajKaul]

Intel Analyst Ryan McBeth on Pakistani fake news factories and propaganda against India and the success of #OperationSindoor. With a dose of China. Do watch. :)

[Brady Africk @bradyafr]

Here is additional satellite imagery showing damage to Pakistan's Nur Khan air base following Indian strikes this past weekend.

The base is located in Rawalpindi, just outside Pakistan’s capital of Islamabad.

[Karaj @ErKaraj]

@Iyervval Harvard mei kaise admission mil jaata hai in pappu jaisi nakaam aulado ko? @Iyervval

[Karaj @ErKaraj]

@Chaudhary_Views @1no_aalsi_ In anpadh Jihaadio ko na toh dhang se bheekh mangni aati hai, aur na hi dhang se reply karna aata hai.
Vpn band kar apna , aur jaa ke padhai karna shuru kar. #bhadwistanwillneverlearn

[Harman Singh Kapoor @kingkapoor72]

Confirmed that Khotistani Jatts are bastards from Hiramandi, Pakistan

[Karaj @ErKaraj]

@AtaRehman462895 @erbmjha Tu jaake Jihaadi ban. Twitter pe apni maa mat chudwa.

[Karaj @ErKaraj]

@erbmjha Madrasa chaap public aur unke anpadh andhe viewers. Inse bas self explode karna hi expect kar sakte hai.
Critical thinking kabhi nahi.