Amid the #CJP protests, the most relieved minister in the government must be Nitin Gadkari.
The E20 genie is now back into the bottle.
The spotlight has now found a new address: Dharmendra Pradhan.
#संसद_मार्च
We request Government of India to appoint Shri Tukaram Mundhe sir as CEO of FSSAI.
Whole India deserves safe and unadulterated food and safe drugs not only maharashtra.
Please Retweet so that it reaches to the government.
@ARanganathan72@jsaideepak OR!!! Govt simply can't afford to let him die and become hero. It's Delhi and will become international news.
2nd, it's not for environment. Govt isn't concerned about those (Swami Nigamananda, GD Aggarwal)
The protest requires some trigger points then the chaos may begin
File a PIL now - save Sonam Wangchuk from Prof. G.D. Agrawal’s fate
The govt watched an 86-yr-old IIT professor starve to death for 111 days demanding a clean, free-flowing Ganga and shrugged. Another activist dying?
Just 'सब चंगा है' in action...
@ARanganathan72@jsaideepak
@pir_square@amitkilhor No. Govt simply can't afford to let him die and become hero. It's Delhi and will become international news.
2nd, it's not for environment. Govt isn't concerned about those. As u pointed out👆
The protest requires some trigger points then the chaos will begin.
Peace ✌️
@lotay_manjeet@NaughtyHimachal Hehe, gurumukhi is derived from old kashmiri devnagari. He hailed Hindu devta's in his ग्रन्थ।
But you will not try to find context or read the history but will just vomit ur opinion based on someone's propoganda
@ah_01s@narendramodi Hehe hypocrite spotted. 'co-exist with minorities' !! What are the conditions of minorities in Pak. Shut up and sit down.
let us clean our house but don't need preaching from demons
@PiyushGoyal Your logic is like- Since you have made a mistake so I am also entitled to make the same.
Yes, same company was awarded projects in Karnataka but later allegations were levelled against the same firm. But may be, it's not relevant for you, or the student's death...
@ajeetbharti वो सब तो ठीक है अजीत भाई, पर सरकारी प्रतिनिधि से सवाल करना भी तो हम जनता का काम है, हालांकि ये सरकार इतनी चालू है कि ये भी नहीं बताती कि जवाब कौन देगा।
विपक्ष को पता है पर उन्हें अपनी बाकचोदी से फुर्सत नहीं।
और हमारा यूँ ही चू... कटता रहेगा!!
जै हो विश्वगुरु की!!!
@barandbench@Cockroachisback@CJP_2029 My take "Honorable SC- judiciary is slow (July?!), relatively in favor of UOI (No blocking order submitted in 1st place) and whole charades seems like process of keeping CJP out of limelight for few months
PS- No disrespect to judiciary, just humble opinion of a citizen
#cjp
Indian scientists just made history.
Researchers from IIT Madras and IISc Bengaluru just pulled off something impossible.
They've created the world's "first carbon-free ferrocene".
This means we can finally build the next generation of incredibly durable tech.
Let me explain.
See, ferrocene is this wild organometallic molecule - where an iron atom is perfectly sandwiched between two carbon rings.
But it’s insanely stable.
Which is why it is already used in rocket fuels, car gasoline additives, long-life batteries, and even cancer medicines.
And for the last 75 years, everyone thought it was impossible to build the same stable structure without using carbon.
But this team of Indian scientists proved everyone wrong.
They created the same perfect sandwich structure - by swapping iron for osmium and carbon rings for boron rings.
And what they got was the world's first carbon-free ferrocene - which is so much stronger than the carbon bonds.
By doing so - they've opened up a whole new era of chemistry. And we have no idea how many amazing things we might discover.
But to think all of this started in India is truly amazing.
Kudos to everyone on this team: Sundargopal Ghosh, Stutee Mohapatra, Suvam Saha, Urvashi Gupta, Deepak Patel - from IIT Madras, Gaurav Joshi and Eluvathingal D. Jemmis - from IISc Bengaluru.
In the early 1700s, a tiny, cash-strapped theological school called the Collegiate School of Connecticut was on the verge of financial collapse. It desperately needed money to construct its very 1st permanent building in New Haven.
The school's trustees reached out to a wealthy London merchant named Elihu Yale. Yale had spent nearly 30 yrs working for the East India Company at Fort St. George in Madras (now Chennai) looting India & eventually rising to become the Governor-President of the settlement.
While in India, Elihu Yale amassed an immense personal fortune through private trading: specifically in Golconda diamonds, high-grade textiles & spices & by participating in the Indian Ocean slave trade. He was eventually ousted from his post by the East India Company for rampant illegal profiteering & corruption.
In 1718, responding to the school's plea for help, Elihu Yale sent a massive cargo shipment from London to Boston. The shipment did not contain cash. It contained:
- 9 large bundles of exotic Indian textiles (including fine muslins, calicos & silks from Madras).
- 417 books.
- A portrait of King George I.
The school sold the Indian textiles & goods in Boston for the staggering sum of £800, which at the time, was enough money to completely fund the construction of their brand-new wooden college building. In pure gratitude for this South Asian windfall, the trustees officially renamed the entire institution Yale College.
Yale University would literally not exist w/o India. Its very name, its 1st major building & its foundational survival were directly paid for by wealth extracted from India.
Judiciary thrives on public trust. But today, that very trust is rapidly eroding.
Insensitive remarks, delayed justice, and inaction on alleged corruption has weaken public faith.
माइलॉर्ड,
हाथ जोड़कर विनती है — न्यायपालिका की गरिमा बचाइए और जनता का विश्वास फिर से जगाइए।
Hi , I am Gulshan Pahuja
Fighting for Judicial Reforms for last 14 years
Delhi High Court has convicted me for contempt of Court and sentenced me to 6 months in Prison
My only mistake is to seek accountability, transparency, swift justice from Indian Judiciary
Hi , I am Gulshan Pahuja
Fighting for Judicial Reforms for last 14 years
Delhi High Court has convicted me for contempt of Court and sentenced me to 6 months in Prison
My only mistake is to seek accountability, transparency, swift justice from Indian Judiciary