hemant khodke

An ordinary tax paying citizen, honest, passionate, motivating, hard working, technocrat and good reader. loves history but likes future, proud Indian.

[Panchjanya360 @Panchjanya360]

Economics ❌ Pappunomics ✅

[ᴀʀᴜɴ ᴋ ᴄʜᴀᴛᴜʀᴠᴇᴅɪ @Arunkc84]

#GodMorningMonday

[Nehra Ji @nehraji778]

राहुल गांधी यही कर रहे हैं...😠😔

[Himanta Biswa Sarma @himantabiswa]

Rahul Gandhi is NO champion of women’s rights. He is simply a Hindu baiter, using the cause of women’s empowerment as a convenient smokescreen to target and discredit Hindu Dharma.

Consider this: how many times has he spoken with the same outrage against patriarchal and medieval practices that persist under Sharia ? NEVER.

While Sharia is foundational to Islamic jurisprudence, Manusmriti has no comparable scriptural authority in Hindu Dharma. It is not even a universally binding code for Hindus.

Yet ask yourself: how many times does Rahul Gandhi attack the Manusmriti, and how many times does he attack Sharia with the same fervour?

The enduring strength of Hinduism lies in its unique ability to evolve, reform and adapt with time- as it has for millennia, and as it will for eternity.

Every Hindu must therefore ask: what is Rahul Gandhi’s real intent- championing women’s rights, or using them as a pretext to malign Hindu Dharma?

Cong rhetoric on women’s rights rings hollow when measured against its own record.

They betrayed our mothers and sisters by reversing the effect of the Shah Bano judgment.

It opposed the law against Triple Talaq. And just to cling to power in Karnataka, Rahul Gandhi ensured that not a single woman found a place in the State Cabinet.

So here is a simple challenge to Rahul Gandhi:

If women’s equality truly comes before politics, will he unequivocally support a Uniform Civil Code that guarantees equal rights irrespective of religion?

Or will his idea of “women’s rights��� continue to begin and end with attacking Hinduism?

[Sai Deepak J @jsaideepak]

I support the demands of the #ReservationReformAndolan. Jai Shri Ram. Jai Ma. Jai Ma Bharati.

[सूर्य प्रकाश मिश्र @SURYAJNP]

सुप्रीम कोर्ट के वकील अनिल मिश्रा पहुंचे जंतर मंतर आरक्षण हटाओ आंदोलन में हुए शामिल।

[Shrikant Upadhyay @bjpryvsh]

प्रधानमंत्री बनकर अति-पिछड़े, मुख्यमंत्री बनकर दलित का जाप,
सवर्णों के हिस्से क्यों हर बार सिर्फ़ सवाल और संताप?
जाति की राजनीति छोड़ो, सबको मिले बराबर सम्मान—
हर समाज की भागीदारी से ही मजबूत होगा हिंदुस्तान।

[mohan lal @mohanlal990609]

3000 के लिए इन लोगों ने भारत के साथ की गद्दारी

[Aviator Anil Chopra @Chopsyturvey]

Shameful if true

[Rishi Bagree @rishibagree]

FM Chidambaram vs. FM Sitharaman

Tax exemption
2014 : Rs 2 lakh
2026 : Rs 12.75 lakh

Bank NPA
2014- 11%
2026- 0.4%

Infra spending
2009-14 - ₹1.57 Lakh Cr
2019-26 - ₹65 Lakh Cr

Wealth Created
2009-2014 - ₹ 13 Lakh Cr
2019-2026 - ₹ 370 Lakh Cr

Forex Addition
2009-14 $50 B
2019-26 $320 B

GDP Rank
2014- 10th
2026- 5th

Retail Inflation
2012-14 9.5%
2019-26 5%

Scams:
2009-14 : 78
2019-26 : 0

[Office Of Vijay Patel @VijayGajeraO]

This is superb.

I request everyone to watch and share this video maximum.

Team @Pamphlet_in, @shreya_arora22 and @himanshi__bisht has presented all the documented facts with total clearity.

I also request everyone to follow them in large numbers.

[OpIndia.com @OpIndia_com]

Missionary–Church nexus shut down a copper plant, turning India from a copper exporter into an importer.

The same nexus obstructed a nuclear power project and even tried to sabotage Vizhinjam Port.

Now this lobby is rattled over proposed FCRA bill.

@Anurragmishra

[hemant khodke @hrk1911]

@iamrakeshbansal RF

[ANUJA KAPUR @anujakapurindia]

आंखें खोलकर ये देखो कांग्रेसियों तुम्हारी आयरन लेडी इंदिरा और नेहरू की करतूत!

[Amit Malviya @amitmalviya]

Rahul Gandhi’s claim that India is heading towards an “economic tsunami” because the Government has removed all shock absorbers is not just wrong, it is classic fear-mongering.

If India’s shock absorbers had truly been removed, why is the economy continuing to show resilience despite elevated crude prices, conflict in West Asia, supply-chain disruptions, global financial tightening and persistent geopolitical uncertainty?

The reality is exactly the opposite. India is facing an external shock, but India is not defenceless. The shock absorbers have not been removed. They have been built over the last decade.

Consider the latest indicators:

• E-way bill generation grew 11.8% in April 2026 and 12.9% in May 2026, reflecting strong economic activity.
• Manufacturing PMI remained firmly in expansion territory at 54.7 in April and improved to 56.6 in May.
• Services PMI was even stronger at 58.8 in April and 58.9 in May.
• Electricity consumption grew 3.5% in April and 5.9% in May.
• Urban auto sales rose 11.8% in April, while rural auto sales grew an even stronger 13.8%.
• Retail inflation remained contained at 3.48% in April—below the RBI’s 4% target.
• Rice and wheat buffer stocks stood at 817.53 lakh tonnes at the end of April, providing a strong food security cushion.
• Gross FDI inflows touched a historic high of USD 94.5 billion in FY26.
• Forex reserves remain comfortable and provide insulation against global volatility.
• Strong services exports continue to support external stability and narrow the trade deficit.

These are not signs of an economy without shock absorbers. These are signs of resilience.

The Government has also taken direct measures to protect citizens, businesses and jobs.

When global crude prices surged, excise duty cuts on petrol and diesel cushioned consumers. Supply-side interventions and export restrictions were used when necessary to protect domestic availability and contain inflation.

Through ECLGS 5.0, MSMEs receive 100% guarantee coverage while non-MSMEs and airlines receive 90% coverage. Additional credit support of up to 20% of peak working capital, capped at ₹100 crore, is available to eligible borrowers.

Airlines facing fuel-price volatility can receive assistance of up to ₹1,500 crore per borrower. The objective is clear: protect jobs, sustain supply chains and ensure uninterrupted production.

Simultaneously, the Cabinet has approved ₹37,500 crore for surface coal and lignite gasification, targeting 75 million tonnes of gasification capacity and expected to mobilise investments worth ₹2.5–3 lakh crore.

These are not the actions of a government dismantling shock absorbers. These are the actions of a government actively strengthening them.

Now compare this with the Congress-led UPA period.

Between 2011 and 2013, the rupee plunged by 36%.

Forex reserves declined from around USD 294 billion in July 2011 to approximately USD 256 billion in August 2013. Import cover fell to just over six months by September 2013, down sharply from 17 months in March 2004.

The forex reserves-to-external debt ratio deteriorated from 95.8% in FY11 to 68.8% in FY14.

The RBI was forced to open the FCNR(B) window and offer attractive incentives to attract dollar deposits. India ultimately mobilised USD 26.6 billion through the scheme, roughly twelve times the size of the 1991 IMF bailout.

Inflation averaged 8.2% during FY04–FY14 and remained in double digits for much of FY10–FY14.

Public sector bank stress, including restructured assets, climbed to 12.3% by September 2013.

The fiscal deficit remained at or above 4.5% of GDP for six consecutive years from FY09 to FY14.

Most significantly, capital expenditure as a share of total expenditure fell from 31% in FY04 to just 16% in FY14.

That was the real removal of shock absorbers.

Congress weakened India before the shock arrived.

The Modi Government strengthened India before, during and after repeated shocks, Covid, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, crude spikes, global rate hikes, supply-chain disruptions and now instability in West Asia.

Despite facing multiple black swan events, India has remained the world’s fastest-growing major economy, moved from the Fragile Five to the Top Five economies, maintained macroeconomic stability, expanded infrastructure at an unprecedented pace and strengthened domestic manufacturing.

Rahul Gandhi should stop selling panic.

India is facing global headwinds, but it is facing them with stronger reserves, lower inflation, better infrastructure spending, stronger domestic demand, record FDI inflows, substantial food buffers and targeted support for MSMEs and industry.

The tsunami was 2013.

The difference is simple: Congress created vulnerability. This Government created resilience.

[🚩🇮🇳उमाशंकर राजपूत @UmaShankar2054]

Book Name ➡️ "Pakistan and India Division",
Author Name ➡️ " Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar"

#Page No. 123 Muslim should not live in India.
#Page No. 125 Muslims will continue to be a threat to India and will create communal riots in India.
#Page No. 231
Burqa increases sexual desire, which leads to more children.
#Page No. 233, 234 Muslims are against social reform and science.
#Page No. 294 Muslims will consider their Sharia law more than the law and constitution of India.
#Page No. 297 Muslims will continue to create communal riots to spread unrest in India.
#Page No. 303 Muslims will never accept the government of Hindus in India.
#Page No. 332 Muslims can never be patriots.

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