Every election victory reinforces one thing about Amit Shah — he is completely comfortable staying in the background and letting Narendra Modi take the spotlight. But Modi himself knows that much of the BJP’s electoral machinery — the planning, cadre management, booth strategy, and execution — runs on Motabhai’s organizational brilliance.
What stands out is the mutual respect. Amit Shah never misses an opportunity, whether in Parliament or outside, to credit Modi’s leadership. And despite being one of the most powerful political operators in the country, he has never projected himself above PM Modi.
That Modi–Shah chemistry — one as the mass leader, the other as the master strategist — is arguably the biggest reason behind the BJP’s sustained electoral dominance across states and at the Centre.
unpopular opinion: 16GB is plenty if software engineers actually cared about memory efficiency. chrome eating 4GB for 12 tabs is not a hardware problem its a software disgrace. docker consuming 2GB idle is not a feature its laziness. we live in an era where people optimize every single token to save $0.001 on API costs but happily ship electron apps that eat 500MB to display a todo list. if the industry treated RAM the way we treat inference compute - obsessively measuring every byte - 16GB would feel luxurious. the hardware isnt the problem, the software is @adxtyahq
My best wishes for the ongoing Madhavpur Mela taking place in Porbandar, Gujarat.
This vibrant celebration highlights our glorious culture and at the same time it reinforces the timeless cultural bond between Gujarat and the Northeast.
This festival brings together diverse traditions, reflecting the true spirit of ‘Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat.’ I call upon people to visit this Mela!
"Sanand has transformed to a big city. It all began from a ₹1 SMS.
— As the CM, I had written 'WELCOME' in an SMS to Ratan Tata Ji. You see what a GUJJU can do from ₹1 investment"😂🔥
PM Modi inaugurated a semiconductor plant set up with an investment of Rs 22,516 CRORE.
All societies need a belief system and a system of resource allocation. The former is solved by communism by adopting a religion with one book, one prophet and a single-source explanation of all events (dialectic materialism). We know this as Marxism, a form of monotheism that we know from experience demands a lot of human sacrifice.
The only form of communist resource allocation that can work is within a family where resources can be allocated according to need, not ability. Communists, therefore, see the family system as a competitor and constantly attack it. The resource allocation within the family will be done partly by consensus but some authority figure (usually but not always male) will ultimately have to make the tough decisions. This will be denounced as "patriarchy". But the same decision problem in communism - with far less consensus - will be tackled by a "planning commission" of some sort. Ironically, the experience is that the commission members are also mostly male but somehow this is seen as a solution for patriarchy.
Dear Mr. Trump, Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Not for the tweets.
Not for the drama.
But for the pressure.
Because pressure changes behaviour faster than motivation ever can.
Once global trade stopped feeling predictable, India did something interesting.
It stopped assuming access and started negotiating leverage.
Result
India quietly went on an FTA shopping spree.
• UAE CEPA
Bilateral trade target: $100 billion
Signed when energy security and exports actually mattered
• Australia ECTA
Trade target: $50 billion in 5 years
Zero duty access for Indian exports across multiple sectors
• EFTA TEPA Switzerland Norway Iceland Liechtenstein
Investment commitment: $100 billion over 15 years
Not aid. Not charity. Long term capital
Meanwhile with the EU FTA
Europe moved from “aspirational partner” to “strategic necessity”
Supply chains stopped being China only
Indian manufacturing started getting serious conversations, not just compliments
Thank you for unintentionally putting Indian businessmen in the line of fire.
More importantly, thank you for revealing something critical.
When push came to shove,
The Indian state did not distance itself from enterprise.
It stood behind it.
That signal matters more than any subsidy.
And yes, thank you eventually for the US India deal as well.
Because real negotiations only happen when both sides know comfort is gone.
The world did not become fairer.
India became tougher.
Sometimes resilience is not taught.
It is forced.
And for that
Namaste.🙏 from 🇮🇳