Kapati Secular

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[Kapati Secular @ghuryodhan]

@RailMinIndia, @AshwiniVaishnaw, Train No.- 15002 is being delayed deliberately. Train is already 8 hours late. Train is being stopped at every possible halt/railway station. It is very irresponsible behaviour by railway. Please improve railway operation.

[Ramdoot Restores @RamdootRestores]

This 150-year-old Vav is still alive. And the proof we uncovered today will leave you speechless.

When our team stepped into the darkness for Phase 3, we expected to find buried history. But what we captured on camera changes everything.

[Alok Bhatt @alok_bhatt]

Isn’t it cute that Rahul Gandhi, who was busy creating fake propaganda around Great Nicobar project until yesterday , suddenly reaches Muscat and was pictured entering Caffe Farah on Azaiba Beach in Muscat. BTW, in between he had also raised Ladakh issue. Loyal foot soldier hai bhai apna.

Curiously, the cafe he visited and also its sister concern Fanajeen are operated by Al Zaman Hospitality LLC, a subsidiary of the Al Zaman Group of Companies, an Omani single family office headquartered in Muscat.

This cafe is situated in the region which has high diplomatic footfall and which is not much on tourist circuit.

The principals of the group are Mohammed Khasru Zaman and his son Khalid Mohammed Zaman. And this group has an interesting China linkage as well. Khalid Zaman sits on the board of BlueFive Capital, a Gulf alternative investment platform co-founded in late 2024 with offices in London, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Bahrain, Muscat, Singapore and Beijing. Al Zaman Group is a founding institutional partner, and Khalid Zaman is Vice Chairman of BlueFive Leasing. The critical co-board member is Fang Fenglei, Chairman of Hopu Investments, former Chairman of Goldman Sachs Gaohua, son of a People’s Liberation Army officer, and personal friend of CPC Vice President Wang Qishan. Fang has overseen the IPOs of China Mobile, China Telecom, China Unicom, PetroChina and Sinopec, and is publicly described as China’s most politically connected investment bankers.

Nice, very nice… not saying they he has any linkage with PLA but one gotta be extra careful while choosing locations etc as there are no coincidences in life.

Pata nahi kyon iske sath aise hota hai- that cafe is not a Michelin star restaurant nor something very famous- it just happens to be a spot visited by those in diplomatic circuit only

Bhai OSINT waalon, dekh lo - thoda image search karo pls - saath wale bande ki

[Smita Deshmukh🇮🇳 @smitadeshmukh]

Really want @NIA_India to find out two things:
Who is funding Naushad Ahmed Khan, President of the Indian Young Lawyers Association, and one of the lawyer who has filed a plea in the Supreme Court on Sabarimala. IYLA has never taken similar 'reformist' cases within other religious frameworks.
And who is funding the campaign against the #TheGreatNicobarProject
Is it a coincidence that a project of massive strategic importance like this is facing coordinated global pushback just as India looks to dominate the Indo-Pacific?

[Elite Predators @elitepredatorss]

And we wonder how this great civilisation was under constant attacks and suffered looting campaigns and occupations.

Because people like Mohit existed in those times as well, people who would not understand anything outside their polling booth or probably not even that, but have an opinion on projects and agreements involving multiple nations and a very thin thread of geopolitical balance.

India opted out of the Chabahar port because of the risk you saw unfold with the recent war.

I am very sure that if the port had been hit while India was managing its terminal, you would cry a river accusing the old man of a failed policy.

[Parimal @Fintech03]

I usually let this pass, but this time it felt necessary to address it. This reaction is exactly what Macaulay intended in his Minute on Indian Education (1835). He wanted to create a class of people who were Indian in blood & colour, but English in taste, in opinions, in morals, & in intellect.

When someone mocks the term Vishwakarma but celebrates Steve Jobs as a visionary, they have been programmed to believe that innovation is a Western monopoly. They are not mocking me/you; they are mocking a version of India they were taught to be ashamed of. They are victims of an education system that replaced the Gurukul (which produced architects & scientists) with a Clerk-Factory (which produced employees).

Why is it that when Elon Musk talks about 1st Principles Thinking, it is genius, but when we talk about Vedic Logic, it is "baba-talk"? This is Cultural Gaslighting. For 200 yrs, Indian knowledge was labeled superstition to justify colonial rule.

Today, the West is patenting Turmeric (Haldi), studying Yoga for neuroplasticity, & using Sanskrit-based logic for AI while the Macaulayized Indian is still stuck in the 1990s mindset that anything Desi is unscientific.

The troll is likely using a Zero in their computer code & Place Value in their bank account.. both of which are the Ancient Wisdom they claim is a scam.

[Rajiv Malhotra @RajivMessage]

India’s corporates are soft messaging with hard signals. When a candidate logs into HCL and Accenture’s HR site IN INDIA, you find them branding ideology as inclusion. Do you think HCL and Accenture DEI is a curated delivery system for cultural bias and Hinduphobia? Drop your comments.
@hcltech @Accenture @IndiaAccenture
#hinduphobia #CorporateCulture #WorkplaceInclusion #DiversityEquityInclusion

[Office Of Vijay Patel @VijayGajeraO]

Please retweet and comment.

This account is being mass-reported by certain people in our country, as well as from Pakistan.

So the reach of this account is very low.

I need your support.

Har Har Mahadev🙏 Jay Hind🇮🇳

[Pandit Rohan Shastri @astroshastri108]

Before the Mahabharata war, Bharat had experienced extreme and unusual heat—conditions that were considered abnormal for the era of Dvapara Yuga, given the natural balance of flora and fauna at the time.

Before great chaos, nature itself begins to show signs—the land prepares for what is about to unfold.

[Swati Goel Sharma @swati_gs]

We have taken it up

This has to become a nationwide movement

[Gems of BJP @gemsofbhajpa]

We live in a Hindu Rashtra where Sikhs can carry Kripan and Turbans anywhere (and I am proud of this thing), Muslims can wear burqa and hijab and topi anywhere even in exams, corporate, everywhere.

But Hindus can’t wear kalawa, Janeu, Tilak, can’t keep sword or kripan without permission (Even being a Rajput), Mangal sutra, Sindoor, Bindi anywhere in this country. Not in exam halls, not in schools, not in corporates, nowhere.

How are we even independent today??

We are more than 100 crores in this country, still the government treat us like this??

Change must come or else we will be just name sake Hindus and forget our roots.

Wear Tilak, Janeu, Mangalsutra, Bindi, Kalawa, Rudraksha, wherever you go. Let the dogs bark. Unite and fight against this system.

Enough is enough.

Jai Shri Ram.

[Sridhar Vembu @svembu]

Open letter to Indians in America.
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Dear brothers and sisters from Bharat:

Like I did 37 years ago, you arrived in America with no money but with a good education and cultural heritage from Bharat. You achieved outstanding success. America was good to us. For that we must remain grateful - gratitude is our Bharatiya way.

Yet today, a significant number of Americans, may be not the majority but not too far from it either, believe that Indians "take away" American jobs and our success in America was unfairly earned.

You may think the next election will fix this, but your choice would be between people who hate our Bharatiya civilisation and people who hate civilisation itself. That is the "hard right" vs "woke left" battle. You are mere bystanders to that conflict.

Meanwhile there is one thing that is true now and will be true in the future: the respect Indians command world-wide will substantially depend on the fortunes of India herself. If India remains poor, the woke left will give us moral lectures with pity and the hard right, different moral lectures with scorn ("hellhole") and we must not confuse either with respect.

Respect in today's world, along with prosperity and security, comes from one source: a nation's technological prowess. India produces sufficient brain power to achieve that prowess but alas we exported so much of that talent, particularly to America. As we develop that prowess in India, our civilisational strength will assert itself.

As difficult as it is for many of you to contemplate this, please come back home. Bharat Mata needs your talent. Our vast youthful population needs the technology leadership you gained over the years to guide them towards prosperity. Let's do it with a missionary zeal.

Respectfully
Sridhar Vembu

[Parimal @Fintech03]

It is a 60 tonne paradox: a machine forged with the brute strength of a hammer, but calibrated with the digital soul of a surgeon. This tank is a victim of its own brilliance, it was so over engineered for India's extreme climate that it became a legend in the lab before it became a legend on the field.

While most tanks are just heavy steel, the Arjun is a master of thermodynamic compensation. When we fire a tank shell, the friction generates immense heat. If we are in the 50 degrees C Rajasthan desert, the sun heats the top of the barrel while the bottom stays slightly cooler. This temperature gradient causes the steel to expand unevenly, making the barrel bow/droop by a fraction of a mm.

At a distance of 3 KMs, a 1mm droop at the muzzle means our shell will miss the target by several meters. Indian engineers developed an Automatic Muzzle Reference System (MRS). It uses a tiny mirror at the end of the barrel & a laser at the base.

The laser talks to the mirror 1000s of times/sec. If the mirror shifts even a few microns due to heat/droop, the tank's computer automatically adjusts the aim before the gunner even pulls the trigger. The gunner thinks they have a steady hand, but they are actually being assisted by a lightning-fast calculus of thermal expansion.

If we watch a video of an Arjun tank, it looks like it is floating over bumps. This is the Hydro-pneumatic suspension, a feature so complex that only a handful of nations (like France with the Leclerc) have mastered it. Most tanks use Torsion Bars (basically giant metal springs). In the extreme cold of Ladakh (-40 degrees C), steel becomes brittle & can snap. In the heat of the desert, it loses its spring.

Indian scientists replaced metal springs with a Gas & Oil system. Nitrogen gas acts as the spring, & oil acts as the damper. Because gas & oil properties change with temperature, they developed a Self-Leveling valve. It does not matter if it is freezing/boiling; the tank’s computer adjusts the fluid pressure to keep the ride perfectly level. It is essentially a Rolls-Royce suspension on a vehicle designed to take a direct hit from an anti-tank missile.

The armor of the Arjun tank, known as Kanchan, is 1 of the most closely guarded secrets in Indian military history. It was developed by Dr. Baldev Raj & the team at the DMRL. It is a Composite Sandwich. They used layers of specialized Ceramics (similar to what is used in space shuttles) fused b/w steel plates. During testing, the Arjun was fired upon by the most powerful anti-tank shells in the Indian inventory (including the dreaded Sabot rounds). The armor was never breached.

The most unsung heroes are the software engineers at DRDO who wrote the Integrated Fire Control System. To hit a moving target while the tank itself is moving at 70 km/h over rough terrain, we have to calculate: Wind speed, Air density (altitude), Barrel temperature, Vehicle tilt, Target velocity. The Indian system was 1 of the 1st in the world to achieve a 1st Round Hit Probability of 90+% in both desert & high-altitude conditions.

[Usha @mauna_adiga]

I like these kinds of temple renovation videos. At least they are doing something productive instead of making pointless reels.

[Rakesh Krishnan Simha @ByRakeshSimha]

Replaceable batteries will extend smartphone life and cut electronic waste. In 2022, the EU had made USB C mandatory in all smartphones by April 2024 and all laptops by April 2026, thus humbling Apple which behaved like it was in a parallel universe where no national laws applied to it. It's a mystery why other large markets like the US don't implement such customer friendly laws.

[The Tathya @_TheTathya]

India’s Rudram-2 Nears Induction: Hypersonic ‘Radar Killer’ Set to Replace Legacy Missiles 🇮🇳🔥🚀

India is closing in on a major SEAD breakthrough as DRDO’s Rudram-2 anti-radiation missile enters final validation trials, with full-scale production targeted by 2027.

> Designed to hunt and destroy enemy radars
> Will replace legacy Kh-31 missiles in IAF service
> ~300 km stand-off range... Strike from safe distances outside enemy air defence zones
> Hypersonic speed ~Mach 5+, Near-zero reaction time for enemy systems

> Advanced guidance:
▪️ INS + satellite navigation (mid-course)
▪️ IIR / passive homing (terminal phase)
▪️ Can track targets even if radars switch off mid-attack

> Heavy warhead (~150–200 kg)
▪️ Built to destroy hardened bunkers & mobile radar units

> Launch platforms:
▪️ Su-30MKI (primary)
▪️ Integration planned for Mirage 2000, Tejas Mk1A/Mk2, Rafale

👉 Rudram-2 gives India the power to blind enemy air defence networks in the opening phase of war... unlocking deep strike operations.

Clear the skies first, then dominate... IAF’s shift to long-range, stand-off, high-speed warfare is now real.

📌 Follow @_TheTathya for more such updates.

[Aishwarya Mudgil @AishwaryakiRai]

A relative had stomach pains last night. Doctors in Ahmedabad diagnosed her with appendicitis & recommended an emergency surgery. Her mother flew down from Bangalore. Meanwhile she went to Vadodara to be with local guardians & get operated there. Doctors in Vadodara diagnosed her with acid reflux, ruled out appendicitis. Without this second opinion, she would have been operated on today.

Accountability of medical professionals in India is astoundingly low.

[Dr. Shah @ankitatIIMA]

💥Western citizens undergo a horrible mental health treatment which is used on terrorists and criminals in jail.

That is exposure to 2 or 3 fixed colors / lights. Over a period, it damages the brain so much that you lose the brain cells to question any thing.

It is so brilliantly executed in western societies, that the masses are not be able to buy any property or furniture or clothing or utensils or vehicle outside of those 2 or 3 fixed colors.

You travel outside Bharat and you will realize the torture given to their citizens with same building, same road, same lake, same mountain, same food, same clothing, same car, same bungalow, same park,...

If you are born in Bharat and mentally decolonized, you would literally start vomiting.

[Normal Guy @Normal_2610]

South Korea is the Most Cunning Partner India have :)

FDI Comparison if we do - Korea total investment in Vietnam is 13-14 times higher than in India. Vietnam economy is only 1/10th India's size.

Samsung alone exports $54 billion a year from Vietnam. India has huge market but gets less factories and jobs. Vietnam got the real manufacturing boom.

Even Recently Samsung going to build new factory there in Vietnam, in case of china we know the problem but in case of South Korea they do business under Radar, even this is bigger than i Imagine

How South Korea Used free trade deal with India is just a Case study - when yu read it in detail yu will get it.

Korea got a free trade deal (CEPA) in 2010. Under that deal, Korean goods entered India at zero or low duties.

Samsung, Hyundai, LG used this to sell massively into India - phones, cars, appliances.

India's imports from Korea went from $10B to $21B. India's exports to Korea actually fell - from $8B (FY22) to $5.8B (FY25). The trade deficit tripled from $5B to $15.2B.

But selling wasn't the only play. The real play was value extraction:

Hyundai - Paid itself a ₹10,782 crore special dividend (7.2x its normal payout), then did India largest IPO - 100% offer-for-sale. Every rupee of the $3.3B IPO went to the Korean parent.

Then raised royalty rates from 2.5% to 3.5% per car. Three moves, one after another, all designed to drain cash from the Indian subsidiary to Seoul.

LG - Same template. 100% offer-for-sale IPO, $1.4B to the Korean parent. The Indian subsidiary now trades at $12.5B market cap - higher than the Korean parent itself.

LG used Indian investors money to value an Indian business that it still controls and still pulls dividends from.

Samsung - Royalties paid to Korea jumped 50% to ₹3,322 crore in one year. After Korea changed its tax law in 2023 (no tax on foreign dividends coming home), Samsung pulled ₹22B worth of dividends from all overseas units in 9 months.

India was one of the biggest sources.

Combined - Hyundai + LG alone pulled $4.7B out of India in 12 months. All legal under CEPA. Best way to fuck RBI stricter Foreign Outflow

What Korea did in Vietnam (same period)

Korea put $92B of FDI into Vietnam. India got $6.7B. India economy is 10x Vietnam size. Samsung alone runs 6 plants in Vietnam, employs 100,000 people, exports $54B/year from there - that's 13% of Vietnam's entire exports.

Vietnam got factories + jobs + exports. India got imports + deficit + cash extraction.

Why Delhi stayed quiet for 15 years

Diplomatic politeness. Also, during 2010–2020, India negotiating leverage was weaker. India needed Korean investment, Korean tech, Korean defence platforms. So the imbalance was a known problem that time but that time of dealmaker didn't think of long term

MEA Secretary Kumaran publicly named the $15.2B deficit before President Lee landed. Commerce Minister Goyal called the 2010 CEPA irrational and lopsided. This was intentional signaling.

What India wants in CEPA 2.0 - Four things:

Services access - Indian IT exports to Korea are only $200M (vs $200B globally). India wants visa quotas for Indian engineers in Korean semiconductor/AI projects, and recognition of Indian professional qualifications.

Pharma access - Indian generic drug exports to Korea are just $167M. Korea has rules that kill generic price advantage. India wants those removed.

Forced local content - Like what Vietnam and Indonesia did. India wants 50% local value-addition by year 5, 70% by year 10. If you want to sell in India, build in India.

Reciprocal sourcing - For every $1B defence/steel/shipbuilding contract India gives Korea, Korea must buy equivalent value of Indian services, pharma, components.

Must read this Article:
https://t.co/ic1VSoP2fB

[Parimal @Fintech03]

For those who do not know, in the early 1900s, the British-run Howrah Municipality refused to give Belur Math a proper water connection, viewing the monks as potentially rebellious.

Instead of pleading, the monks designed & built their own gravity-based filtration system using layers of sand, charcoal, & stones.

The water they produced was purer than the municipal supply. British officials who visited were stunned to find that a group of monks had engineered a superior water treatment plant with ZERO external support.