Something huge happened in Indian geopolitics over the last 7 days, and most people didn't even notice.
IT WILL GO DOWN IN HISTORY BOOKS
- America was looking for a crude oil refinery for Venezuelan oil.
- Only Indian refineries were geopolitically safe, cheap, and well connected.
- America had no other option than to deal with India to refine its oil.
- But they knew that refining oil in India meant India would control their oil exports and could threaten them over other things.
- The only way to overcome this issue was to install a puppet government, and refine oil without any major threat.
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- That's why they planted CJP, amplified their reach with help of Meta and X, suppressed Indian right wing posts, made Congress, AAP & whole left wing to unite and push for regime change.
- They went all in, but still, the masses in India didn't even care and all the protests flopped. People of this country only see Narendra Modi as a capable PM candidate.
- America knew that it wouldn't be able to bring about regime change this quickly and that it would take a hell of a lot of time.
- They had no option left, so without wasting any more time, they finally proposed a deal to India.
- All the protests have gone immediately silent since then.
- Most of the tariffs have been lifted from India.
- America gave India the green signal to buy Russian oil.
Now, if the deal gets finalised, India will have America by the neck. And it would be a golden opportunity for India to grow and export globally.
This is literally the biggest geopolitical win we have had in this decade.
Quite unbelievable & possibly true as well
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Modi
and
Mohammad Mossadegh
Similarities between then
The Iran 1951
and now
The India 2025
Have you ever wondered why Iranians call America the "Land of the Devils"? Once, Britain had a stranglehold on Iran's oil, with 84% of the profits going to England and only 16% to Iran. In 1951, a true patriot, Mohammad Mossadegh, became the Prime Minister of Iran. He didn't want foreign companies to control Iran's oil resources. On March 15, 1951, Mossadegh introduced a bill to nationalize the oil industry, which was passed with an overwhelming majority. Time Magazine named him "Man of the Year" in 1951!
But this decision hurt Britain's interests. They tried to remove Mossadegh through bribery, assassination attempts, and military coups, but his foresight and popularity foiled their plans. When Britain failed, it turned to the USA for help. The CIA sanctioned $1 million to overthrow Mossadegh. The plan involved creating public discontent, buying off media and religious leaders, and eventually toppling the government through corrupt MPs.
$631 million was given to journalists, editors, and clerics to create an anti-Mossadegh atmosphere. Thousands were paid to participate in fake protests. Global media also started supporting America. Personal cartoons were used to attack Mossadegh, similar to the attacks on Modi's personal life today. Mossadegh was called a dictator. When he realized his government would be toppled through parliament, he dissolved it. America pressured the Shah to remove Mossadegh, and after fake protests, Mossadegh surrendered. He was imprisoned and later kept under house arrest.
After that, Iran's oil was divided among America (40%), England (40%), and other European countries (20%). The radical Khomeini came to power, and the condition of ordinary Iranians worsened. Mossadegh's crime was wanting Iran's resources to be controlled by its own companies, not foreigners. If Mossadegh had been supported, Iran could have become a fully democratic nation by 1955. But journalists, editors, MPs, and protesters sold out their country's future for money. That's why Americans are called the "Land of the Devils".
Now, India is at a similar crossroads. Fake issues, false movements, wrong statistics, and dividing people along caste and religious lines are all part of a deep-rooted conspiracy to bring India under foreign control again. It's time for us to be vigilant and not fall prey to the propaganda of corrupt media. Every patriot should stand firmly with PM Narendra Modi. Otherwise, India might face a fate similar to Iran's.
Today, many global intelligence agencies are trying to recruit Indian politicians as their agents to topple the Modi government. Our fate is in our hands. We just need to understand in time.
The New York Times called Mossadegh a dictator. Today, Time Magazine calls Modi the "Divider-in-Chief".
Is this just a coincidence?
No, it's a strategy. Think, understand, and be aware.
Please share this with every Indian.
Whether you're Hindu or Muslim or Parsee or Sikh or Christain or any caste, if the country prospers, everyone benefits.
If the country sinks,
we'll all sink together.
Jai Hind.
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Everyone seems to have a problem with Bharat these days.
America is angry.
China is nervous.
Pakistan is restless.
A trillionaire is crying online to sell his internet to Indians.
American oil giants want Bharat to buy their oil, not Russia's.
The American President wants a bigger share of Bharat's massive market.
American farmers want Indians to buy their produce.
China fears its manufacturing empire is slipping to Bharat.
Pakistan fears waking up one morning without PoK.
Some dynasty want their ancestral throne back.
Elite Bankers dream of crashing Bharat to buy its assets at a discount.
Some struggling actors want to turn every protest into a revolution.
Media houses keep painting Bharat as a villain while manufacturing new messiahs.
Everyone wants something from Bharat.
Its markets.
Its money.
Its resources.
Its influence.
Its future.
And suddenly, the picture becomes clear.
They aren't all fighting for the same reason.
But they all want a piece of the same prize.
BHARAT.
1.4 billion people.
World's largest markets.
And now, everyone wants a seat at Bharat's table.
Some arrive with threats.
Some arrive with tariffs.
Some arrive with business proposals.
Some arrive with political ambitions.
And some arrive pretending to be its saviours.
But here's the funny part.
The more they fight for a piece of Bharat, the more they reveal what Bharat has become.
Nobody fights this hard over something worthless.
Nobody spends this much energy on someone irrelevant.
The old powers are used to deciding who gets what.
Who buys.
Who sells.
Who rules.
Who obeys.
But the tables are turning.
The old players still think they own the game.
Until they discover that the biggest prize on the table is no longer playing by their rules.
And that prize has a name.
BHARAT.
Elon Musk says oligarchs are blocking Starlink in India. Let me tell you what is really stopping it, and why India is right.
Starlink already has its Indian licence. It got the telecom licence in June 2025, space regulator approval in July 2025, and trial spectrum in September 2025.
What is pending is security clearance and FDI approval. Jio and OneWeb are waiting on the same rules. Nobody gets a shortcut.
And India has good reasons to be careful.
In November 2024, Indian agencies caught a boat near the Andaman Islands carrying around 6,000 kg of meth, the biggest drug haul in our history. The smugglers reportedly used a Starlink device to navigate. Police had to write to Starlink asking who bought it.
In December 2024, the Army seized a Starlink-like device along with weapons during a raid in Manipur. Musk said Starlink beams were turned off over India. A few weeks later, The Guardian reported that Starlink was working in parts of Manipur during internet shutdowns, with devices smuggled in from Myanmar.
In 2022 Ukraine, a country at war, asked Musk to extend Starlink coverage to Crimea for an attack on Russia's navy. He said no. One private businessman decided what a nation at war could do.
That is exactly why India is asking for three things. Indian data stays in India. Our agencies can legally monitor traffic, like with every telecom company. And the government can switch off service in a specific area during an emergency.
China doesn't allow Starlink at all and is building its own satellite networks. South Africa asked for local ownership like every other operator there, and Musk called it racism.
Even in America, the standard Starlink plan costs around 120 dollars a month, while normal fiber is 55 to 80 dollars and much faster. It works best where cable doesn't reach.
India needs satellite internet in its villages. Starlink is welcome. On India's terms, like everyone else.
This is not about oligarchs. It is about who holds the off switch to our internet.
Now you know why Elon has been yelling at India for 48 hours.
Jio is building its own satellite network. Around 1,600 low-earth-orbit satellites, 20โ22 ground stations in India, and a sovereign constellation for remote villages, islands and border outposts.
And look at the numbers. India's space regulator found Jio's plan technically sound. Its proposed capacity over India is 4.5โ5 Tbps. Starlink's approved capacity over India? 600 Gbps.
That's roughly 8x more capacity planned by an Indian company than what Starlink is cleared for.
There's more. Senior government talks have started on hosting defence payloads on some of Jio's satellites. Read that slowly. India's military could ride on Indian satellites, controlled from Indian soil, with no off switch in Texas.
That's Elon's nightmare.
So now the tantrum makes sense---
--Crime against the people of India
--Is Ambani the real boss of India?
--Thanking Rahul Gandhi
--Reposting meme accounts about competition
He isn't fighting for the least-served. He's fighting a clock.
Jio's test flight is planned for 2027. It plans 90โ100 satellites by 2028, 400โ450 by 2030 and the full 1,600 by 2035. Amazon is coming too, and Airtel already has OneWeb.
Musk has a few years of head start, and every month stuck in India's security review eats into it. If he doesn't lock in Indian customers, government contracts and spectrum before Indian satellites go up, the window closes for good.
That's why he's barking. It isn't about villages. It's about getting in before India doesn't need him.
India's message is simple. You're welcome to compete, Elon. But the future of India's sky gets built in India.
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