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Nationalist, A proud Hindu,

उत्तिष्ठत जाग्रत प्राप्य वरान्निबोधत । 
क्शुरस्य धारा निशिता दुरत्यया दुर्गं पथस्तत्कवयो वदन्ति 

“Retweets are not endorsements”

[Kiren Rijiju @KirenRijiju]

I'm very proud to live in India but I am ashamed of those selfish people who have no morals, who run after money only and defend terrorists, maoists & anti-India gangs and criminals!

[KV Iyyer - BHARAT 🇮🇳🇮🇱 @BanCheneProduct]

"I didn’t pick up a girl from that garbage dump. I picked up a diamond."

This is not a movie story. A real miracle happened in the state of Assam.

Soberan, a 30-year-old man, earned his living by selling vegetables. He was not married yet.

One evening, while returning home after work, he heard the sound of a baby crying from the bushes near the road.

When he went to check, he found a new born baby girl left alone on a garbage pile. The child had been abandoned. Soberan looked around, but no one was there. The baby was innocent, cute, and beautiful. Not knowing what else to do, he took her home with him.

He decided to raise the baby himself instead of getting married. He named her Jyoti.

He worked hard every day and night to take care of her, making sure Jyoti never faced any hardship. He sent her to school and fulfilled all her needs.

Even if he went hungry, he never let her suffer. Jyoti completed a degree in Computer Science in 2013. She then began preparing for competitive exams.

She passed the Public Service Commission exam in 2014 and got a job as an Assistant Commissioner in the Income Tax Department.

Soberan cried with joy when he saw his daughter achieve something he never had the chance to do.

Jyoti now takes care of her father, but even after all her requests, he still continues to run his vegetable business.

Soberan told the media, "I didn’t pick up a girl from that garbage dump. I picked up a diamond. She is the light of my life."

Both of them are truly inspiring people.

[Narendra Modi Malayalam @NaMoInMalayalam]

പ്രധാനമന്ത്രി @narendramodi -യുടെ #MannKiBaat മലയാളത്തിൽ അദ്ദേഹത്തിൻ്റെ സ്വന്തം ശബ്ദത്തിൽ കേൾക്കൂക. മറക്കരുത്

(@SarvamAI ഉപയോഗിച്ച് AI- സൃഷ്ടിച്ചത്)

[Janam TV @tvjanam]

പി. മാധവ് ജിയുടെ 100-ാം ജന്മദിനം

#JanamTv #janamonline #janamnews #pmadhavji #rss #HindutvaPolitics #hinduism

[Bhakt Prahlad🚩 @RakeshKishore_l]

MEET THE BHAI CHARA GANG❗️

Everyone knows about the murder of the innocent 17-year-old Hindu Surya Chauhan was carried out by Jihadists.

But these Muslims from same area are pretending as if they were just born yesterday & knows nothing about it😡

[Royal Singh 🦁 @Royalsinghz3]

From Son of Headmaster to whatnot & now "Youth of Another Religion ( Minority)

Wtf is Youth of Another Religion (Minority), which minority Jain, Buddhist, Sikh, Tribals

Absolute pathetic state of affairs !

[मनीष मिश्रा @Sanatnimaneesh]

Everyone must watch this video!👇

This brother has brought glory to India abroad.

On americas Got talent..

गणपति बप्पा मोरया ❤️🙏

[FalconUpdatesHQ @FalconUpdatesHQ]

Watch : Super Star Rajinikanth Ayya humbly touching Yogi Adityanath Ji’s feet and seeking blessings 🙏🏻

This is the beauty of Sanatan Dharma.
This is our culture 😇🙌🏻

[കൊല്ലംകാരൻ @kollamboyi]

വന്നവനും നിന്നവനും പോയവനും എല്ലാവർക്കും കിട്ടി

കടപ്പാട് IG

[Augadh @AugadhBhudeva]

Padma Shri for K. Pajanivel, the Man Who Kept India’s 5,000-Year-Old Silambam Tradition Alive

K. Pajanivel, renowned Silambam master and dedicated promoter of India’s ancient martial arts tradition, will be honoured with the Padma Shri for his exceptional contribution to preserving and popularising indigenous martial arts and folk culture.

Hailing from Puducherry, he has devoted over three decades to training thousands of students in Silambam and other traditional martial and folk art forms, while actively promoting Tamil Nadu’s 5,000-year-old weapon-based martial art across India and internationally.

Through free training camps, cultural programmes, and grassroots mentorship, he has played a vital role in keeping India’s rich martial heritage alive for future generations.

Pajanivel supports teaching Silambam in schools and aims to further promote it globally. His work has been vital in keeping India’s rich martial heritage alive for future generations.
Credit : Hindustan Times.

[Sneha @snehasneha173]

Rani removes kumkum put by her mother on her forehead as good luck

Saif Ali Khan : thoda sa kumkum reh gya hai

Rani : (removes the remnant) thank you and gives a sigh of relief ...

Jaise koi catastrophe se bach gayi ho

Gems of bollywood

[DINESH K SEN @dks_230]

"लोग AC पर 20-30 हजार खर्च कर रहे हैं...
ये भाईसाहब ने छत पर जो किया, उससे 15 डिग्री ठंडक फ्री में!😱

[Vyom Pallav 🇮🇳 @VyomPallav]

Daud Sialkoti's Brutal Pakistan Take 🤫

Bro Roasted Pakistan's Entire History in 45 Seconds! 😭

[मिथुन @midhunpm477]

DYFI നേതാവ് V വസീഫ് മുഹമ്മദ് റിയാസിൻ്റെ മുന്നിൽ നിന്ന് പറയുവാ ED റെയ്ഡ് നടത്തുന്നു,നാളെ പെരുന്നാൾ അല്ലേ, ഇവർക്ക് ആഘോഷിക്കണ്ടേ എന്ന് ?

ശബരിമലയിൽ പോലീസ് പിന്തുണയിൽ പടക്കങ്ങളെ കയറ്റിയപ്പോൾ ആചാരങ്ങൾ ലംഘിക്കാൻ ഉള്ളതാണ് എന്നൊക്കെ പറഞ്ഞ ഹിന്ദുക്കൾ കാണുന്നുണ്ടല്ലോ അല്ലേ ?

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

Different parts of India are witnessing soaring temperatures and the challenges that come with it. This heat is harsh on all of us and I urge you all to take as many precautions as possible. Please stay hydrated, keep water with you when stepping out. Offer a glass of water to others. In weather like this, such kindness goes a long way.

[VK @humblelearner80]

@niranjanlegacy

[Major Sammer Pal Toorr (Infantry Combat Veteran) @samartoor3086]

India Didn't Change the Game. It Changed the Board.

While social media debated headlines, tariffs, personalities and political theatre, Prime Minister Narendra Modi completed one of the most consequential diplomatic tours of his tenure.

Many viewed it as another foreign visit.

It wasn't.

It was strategic positioning.

And strategic positioning is often invisible until its consequences become impossible to ignore.

For over a decade, India has pursued a foreign policy based on one principle: strategic autonomy. Not alignment. Not dependence. Not bloc politics.

The recent multi-nation diplomatic outreach reflected that doctrine in action.

In the Gulf, India deepened relationships with partners that are central to global energy security, logistics and investment. The objective is simple: secure energy supplies, attract capital and establish India as a stable economic hub in an increasingly unstable world.

In Europe, the conversations extended far beyond ceremonial diplomacy. Technology, semiconductors, artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing and defence cooperation were at the centre of discussions. Nations that once looked at India primarily as a market increasingly view India as a partner in building resilient supply chains outside excessive dependence on any single country.

The semiconductor dimension is particularly significant. The nation that masters advanced manufacturing, AI infrastructure and semiconductor ecosystems will possess immense economic and strategic leverage in the coming decades. India understands that future wars may not begin with tanks crossing borders but with disruptions in technology, supply chains and critical infrastructure.

The Nordic engagements were equally important. Green technology, maritime cooperation, energy transition and long-term investment partnerships are not glamorous topics for television debates, but they are precisely the areas that determine national competitiveness over the next thirty years.

Perhaps most strategically important is the continued momentum behind connectivity corridors linking India, the Middle East and Europe. Such initiatives have the potential to reshape trade routes, reduce logistical vulnerabilities and create alternatives to existing geopolitical frameworks.

What emerges from all these engagements is a larger pattern.

India is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore.

The United States sees India as a critical Indo-Pacific partner.

Europe sees India as an economic and technological partner.

The Gulf sees India as a trusted strategic and commercial partner.

Russia continues to view India as an independent power capable of maintaining balanced relations.

This is not accidental.

It is the result of sustained diplomatic investment, economic growth, military credibility and political stability.

As an Indian Infantry Veteran, I have always believed that national power is not measured only by the strength of armies. It is measured by the ability to shape outcomes without coercion, create partnerships without dependence and protect interests without surrendering sovereignty.

The strongest nations are not always the loudest.

They are the most indispensable.

India's challenge now is to convert diplomatic goodwill into manufacturing capacity, technological leadership, infrastructure growth and military strength.

If that transformation succeeds, the coming decades may well belong to a nation that refuses to be anybody's camp follower and chooses instead to be a pole of power in its own right.

That is not a slogan.

That is strategy.

Jai Hind.

— Major Samar Pal Singh Toor (Retd.)
Indian Infantry Veteran

[Aryamman Bhatia @aryamman_bhatia]

More people should know what Prof. Vasi has done for semiconductor research in India.

He was the first semiconductor device researcher at IIT Bombay, built the nanofab here from the ground-up including a successful 3 micron NMOS process in the 1980s!

[Spina Kicks🥇 @Spinaaaaa17]

I'VE NEVER SEEN A TALENT LIKE THIS BEFORE 👀

[VK @humblelearner80]

@oppollo11 Is there any formula to calculate proper scaling?. Some assets are trading at 5 digits, some in thousands, some in hundreds..how can we derive the correct price unit for a time unit. Thanks 🙏🙏