Whenever Bharat has been asked for help anywhere in the world, it has never refused and it extends a helping hand even without even being asked. This is our tradition, the DNA of Bharat."
Dr. Mohan Bhagwat
Sarsanghchalak, RSS
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More than 2,000 participants from all ten provinces of Canada and over 175 organizations gathered in Toronto for Hindu Vishwa Bandhu, convened by CHORD around one idea: the entire earth is one family. #HinduVishwaBandhu#Hinduvishvbandhu
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Embrace the World reflects a universal aspiration: different traditions, diverse communities and one shared human family.
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दुनिया के किसी भी कोने में रहने वाला हिंदू, अपनी संस्कृति, संस्कार और सभ्यता से जुड़ा है।
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"We can bring together anybody and every body. We can manage things so that nothing is destroyed, everything grows."
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Build Bridges, Not Walls
The world does not need more walls. It needs more bridges. Mohan Bhagwat's address in Canada underscores the power of dialogue, cultural understanding and peaceful coexistence.
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"Anywhere in the world, if someone was persecuted, he got asylum in Bharat only. Many came to Bharat from outside as aggressors, but they still thrive there, with all their specialties intact." Dr. Mohan Bhagwat, Toronto. #HinduVishwaBandhu
Just 8 days. That’s all it took for our team to reach millions of people and make them question the narratives they were being fed.
The impact is only getting started.
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"Anywhere in the world, if someone was persecuted, he got asylum in Bharat only. Many came to Bharat from outside as aggressors, but they still thrive there, with all their specialties intact." Dr. Mohan Bhagwat, Toronto. #HinduVishwaBandhu
"Anywhere in the world, if someone was persecuted, he got asylum in Bharat only. Many came to Bharat from outside as aggressors, but they still thrive there, with all their specialties intact." Dr. Mohan Bhagwat, Toronto. #HinduVishwaBandhu
By this point, the game is fairly obvious.
If India’s numbers are weak, then that data is the ‘Gospeal Truth’.
If India grows at 7.8%, suddenly the GDP series is fake, the deflator is suspect, the methodology is dubious and every supporting indicator must be explained away.
Manufacturing up? Ignore it.
Investment up? Ignore it.
Exports, vehicles, steel, cement, capital goods all rising? Apparently the entire physical economy has joined the conspiracy too.
Indians will not fall for your Jhoot Ki Goonj anymore.
The other trick is inflation.
Nominal GDP grew 10.3%, real GDP 7.8%, implying a GDP deflator of roughly 2.3%.
Garg’s argument effectively says: “But CPI/WPI tell me something else.”
Unfortunately, GDP is not a household shopping basket.
The GDP deflator covers consumption, investment, government services, exports and domestic value added, with different price indices used for different components.
You cannot simply pick your favourite inflation number, subtract it from nominal GDP growth and call the remainder “real GDP”.
Economics is more complex than Class 3 maths.
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And why insist on comparing like with like?
Because the new GDP series is not just the old series with a new base year pasted on top.
It uses broader and more current data: annual PLFS data, much more GST and administrative data, more price indices, double deflation and Supply & Use Tables.
It also follows internationally accepted national-accounting standards, such as IMF’s Quarterly National Accounts framework.
So when the methodology, coverage, and data sources have all changed, comparing a new-series numerator with an old-series denominator is like comparing today’s Test score with yesterday’s ODI scorecard.
Both are cricket. They are still not the same statistic.
For a growth rate, numerator and denominator have to be measured on the same basis.
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