Moscow International Studies

[Moscow International Studies @faadenderModi]

Hey bigots, especially India-haters, hate and mock as much as you want! Your abuse has only helped me to see through the Matrix what I could have never seen otherwise. 🙂😇

[Moscow International Studies @faadenderModi]

@Highonchoorma appreciate to some extent

[Omniscient Chautala @Highonchoorma]

My Take on the Electricity Strike in Haryana

First of all, the government knew about the strike well in advance. It did not happen suddenly. The government also knew what the consequences could be. But this has become their usual approach: whenever employees try to go on strike, they turn the general public against them while sitting comfortably in their own offices and bungalows.

This strike could easily have been avoided if the government had engaged in timely discussions with the employees.

When the Roadways employees went on strike, public transport remained disrupted for 10 days. The government continued to enjoy its comfort.

Just a few days ago, sanitation workers went on strike, and garbage remained piled up on the streets for 25 days. The government continued to enjoy itself.

They never act on time when a strike is announced. Instead, they always try to turn it into a battle between protesters and the public.

Coming to DHBVN and UHBVN, both are doing a good job. There are no major issues with the existing system. These departments also provide employment on a large scale to ITI-qualified workers, engineers, clerks and others. Their employees work efficiently and ensure timely services.

Overall, the public is not facing any major issues, apart from a few minor ones that can be addressed through reforms without privatisation.

If the government wants to introduce private players into the electricity sector without disturbing the existing system, it should start with commercial electricity consumers and government offices, leaving household consumers aside for now.

Let government offices and commercial consumers choose between public and private electricity providers. If the private model proves successful, the government can consider expanding it in phases.

Reform the system where needed, but do not rush into privatisation when the existing system can be improved.

[Moscow International Studies @faadenderModi]

@CuteAaruhi4 Thanks for your concern.

[Ashneer Grover @Ashneer_Grover]

Bhai Chandra sahab ke ₹22,000 crores maaf nahi karte to India mein UPI agle 20 saal tak free chal jaata by government’s number of ₹8,000 crores subsidy.

Also NPCI - which runs UPI has ₹6,119 hard cash on its balance sheet and pre tax operating profit of ₹1,900 crores. NPCI apne cash pe and profits par zindagi bhar UPI free chala sakti hai. Government ka kuchh lena dena hi nahi hai. Government earned ₹1,000 crores tax from NPCI last year.

[Moscow International Studies @faadenderModi]

@JagranNews Ha yhi bach gya ab news reporting mei sharm toh nhi aati hogi

[Auralix @Aura_lixx]

STOP TELLING CHATGPT “HUMANIZE THIS TEXT”.

Bad Prompt = Bad Result.

Here are 7 prompts that can humanize AI written texts in 5 seconds:

[Àshàké(not Ololade)❤️ @Molayoo_]

1. DSLR PHOTOGRAPHER MODE

PROMPT:

Transform my uploaded photo into a professional DSLR portrait. Keep my face, facial structure, skin tone, hairstyle, and identity recognizable and natural. Place me in [location] with realistic lighting, natural skin texture, shallow depth of field, subtle background separation, realistic lens perspective, professional composition, and authentic photographic detail. Make it look like a real photographer took the photo, not an AI-generated image.

[Àshàké(not Ololade)❤️ @Molayoo_]

ChatGPT can now edit your photos like a professional photographer.

Here are some prompts you can use:

[Moscow International Studies @faadenderModi]

Sugar price Rs. 65/kilo in rural kiryana Shop #E20 @Cockroachisback @PMOIndia @INCIndia another feather in cap like situation for @BJP4India

[Moscow International Studies @faadenderModi]

@gauravcsawant @crpfindia Andr se bagwat na ho jaye issliye ye statements deni padti hai..
Yes CAPF's personnels are also human beings they have emotions too... They are also affected by Paper Leaks and other corruption.

[Moscow International Studies @faadenderModi]

@dev_kalpeshkk What if composition is still 20% in XP100 💀

[Narendra Nath Mishra @iamnarendranath]

कड़वा सच-
अगर विश्व में जारी सबसे कठिन ग्लोबल आर्थिक संकट के बीच अगर दो बड़े देश के हेड मिलते हैं और खबर चॉक्लेट का आदान प्रदान तक ही सबसे बड़ी खबर बन कर रह जाए तो मीडिया के लिए आत्ममंथन का समय है!

[Moscow International Studies @faadenderModi]

@sandiipgandotra @yadavakhilesh Tere jaise ka ghamand bhi tutega
Ukkaad fekege savidhan virodhiyon ko

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

India has won! भारत की विजय। अच्छे दिन आने वाले हैं।

[Moscow International Studies @faadenderModi]

#NarenderModi
Political Rally Speech is going on in the name of Nation.

[Moscow International Studies @faadenderModi]

@ANI This is not relief.
This is khairat.

[Moscow International Studies @faadenderModi]

@ANI When the prices are low per barrel PM has to show courage by reducing the cess and benefit common man directly by Reducing the petrol diesel price from Rs 95 to Rs 75-80 per litre.

Now what is the sense of reducing cess to benefit oil company??

Common Man always in hardship.

[Moscow International Studies @faadenderModi]

@AdityaRajKaul For personal reason they are killing people. If any Nation don't agree with them they give numerious reasons to kill them. Sovereignty is in gutter.

[Moscow International Studies @faadenderModi]

@narendramodi Tau tu rehn de bhut ho gya ab

[Lt Col Sushil Singh Sheoran, Veteran @sushilskinner]

I am neither surprised nor amused by the actions of the Punjab police or the Indian army. I only find Gen Hooda's reaction amusing. If it had been an ordinary person instead of Gen Hooda, they might have willingly and promptly given side. Gen Hooda perhaps thought that showing his credentials would suffice if police stopped him for not giving side, but the innovative Punjab police instead damaged his car. Today, our great army seems at the mercy of politicians, including BJP, who are often uncouth crooks. I am neither surprised nor concerned. By the way, any updates on Col Bath's case?