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[𝐷𝑎𝑦𝑎 @imdayas]

@RituRathaur is a civilisational crook masquerading as a Hindu activist. She did the same in Karnataka and disappeared after change of govt. She has nothing to say about her supposed home state of Himachal but criticises BJP govts everywhere. And we wonder how invaders ruled us.

[𝐷𝑎𝑦𝑎 @imdayas]

@yuyimei2 🙏🏼

[Ashwini Vaishnaw @AshwiniVaishnaw]

Tunnel Boring Machines का पूरा ecosystem भारत में बन रहा है।

Design ➡️ Manufacturing ➡️ Maintenance

आत्मनिर्भर भारत 🇮🇳

[Ashwini Vaishnaw @AshwiniVaishnaw]

Tunnel Boring Machines का पूरा ecosystem भारत में बन रहा है।

Design ➡️ Manufacturing ➡️ Maintenance

आत्मनिर्भर भारत 🇮🇳

[Kanwal Sibal @KanwalSibal]

Strutting on borrowed feathers. Germany made the mistake to do the manufacturing of the machine in China. Europe has learnt its lesson.

[OpIndia.com @OpIndia_com]

Man poses as ‘Jat Sikh’ to marry Hindu woman Kritika Verma in Ludhiana, Punjab

https://t.co/t8vUN870MT

He hid his real identity before marriage and later pressured her to convert to Christianity.

[Amit Shah @AmitShah]

Modi Govt deals another lethal blow against drugs with Operation Trident.

Our agencies launched a barrage of simultaneous crackdowns across 38 locations in Assam, Mizoram and Manipur on 23 October, smashing an international narco-cartel. The operation revealed ₹100 crore worth of hawala transactions, froze 1,424 bank accounts, attached properties worth ₹17.82 crore, seized 500 detonators and ₹12 lakh in cash, and led to the arrest of 18 people.

The network trafficked narcotics across the borders of India, Myanmar and Bangladesh through the Death Triangle Corridor. The offensive attests to India’s Himalayan resolve to realise the mission of eradicating every drug network by 31 December 2029. India will hammer until the last nail is driven into the coffin of drug cartels.

Heartiest congratulations to the anti-narcotics team comprising central agencies, and police forces of the three states.

[𝐷𝑎𝑦𝑎 @imdayas]

No wonder @hindus4hr is withheld in India.

[Avatans Kumar 🕉 @avatans]

“The target… was a Hindu Mandir, but the shooter’s hate was targeted… at all minorities.”

Tell me why this organization has “Hindu” in its name because all it does is to undermine Hindus and put them in harms way.

[Avatans Kumar 🕉 @avatans]

“The target… was a Hindu Mandir, but the shooter’s hate was targeted… at all minorities.”

Tell me why this organization has “Hindu” in its name because all it does is to undermine Hindus and put them in harms way.

[Mr Sinha @Mrsinha]

Hamid Ansari
SY Quraishi
Sharjeel Imam
Umar Khalid

The only difference between them is, 2 of them managed to get into civil services.....

[Sanjay Dixit ಸಂಜಯ್ ದೀಕ್ಷಿತ್ संजय दीक्षित @Sanjay_Dixit]

This man is a Supreme Court advocate, but could pass off as a Muslim cleric. He is comparing Sharjeel Imam to @jsaideepak - cannot differentiate between one who will do anything to preserve the integrity of Bharat and another who wants to cut off parts of India. Courts are infested with such diseased minds.

[Prasanna Viswanathan @prasannavishy]

Protests against proposed nuclear plant in Rewa, MP. Similar to one in Arunachal

Nothing is being built as yer. Yet villagers have stopped boreholes deployed to test whether a site is even suitable for a nuclear plant.

In Arunachal, the slogan is literally “No PFR, No Survey.” They are even blocking a pre-feasibility study, and even assuming it is deemed viable, one would still have to clear an SIA, an EIA and a DPR.

No hydro. No nuclear. Then what?

India hit a record 270 GW peak this May. After sunset, coal still does heavylifting with about three-quarters of the load. Hydro and nuclear are the only large clean sources that can.

Energy is GDP. A country with parochial protestors who won’t even let itself study its power options is choosing to stay poorer. via @IndianExpress

[Prasanna Viswanathan @prasannavishy]

China is building a 60,000 MW dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo at Medog. India’s answer, the 11,200 MW Siang Upper Multipurpose Project, was first proposed in 1983 and declared a national project in 2008.

Last year or so, India finally made moves to get the project rolling.

On Friday night, a mob that called itself “Gen Z” set fire to the NHPC office and a police station in Pasighat, looted the homes of two MLAs and injured more than 40 police personnel. Arunachal holds about 40% of India’s hydropower potential. Its installed capacity is 2,115 MW.

Every project of national scale now has to get past veto points, most of it is just stalled out of motivated malice. From survey consent, social impact assessments, environmental clearances, litigation, local politics, and finally the violent street veto.

Really need to think if Democrazy as it is practised in India today has anything remotely useful to offer especially considering economic aspirations via @timesofindia

[Sreemoy Talukdar @sreemoytalukdar]

Democracy was 'great' for the elites and Islamists in a semi-feudal society. Elites captured power and Islamists wielded street veto.
Their trouble now is India has become too democratic for their liking.

[Aravind @aravind]

We will see protests by some groups starting in border areas with China soon. Namely Arunachal, Sikkim, and Ladhak. Why? It's part of the India destabilization plan. If they happen, understand it can't be a coincidence for all the border areas to be in protests at same time.

[Pankaj Advani @PankajAdvani247]

2026 WBL World Billiards Champion - an incredible feeling to lift the oldest World Championship trophy in any global sport - John Roberts trophy! @ShreeAdvani thank you brother for all your support & guidance, @ONGC_ @Liberwincloth many thanks for your contribution in my journey!

[Randhir Jaiswal @MEAIndia]

Statement on the attack at a Church in Jordan ⬇️

🔗 https://t.co/1M0kmjkPqf

[Krishanu Singha @KrishanuOnline]

Adil Waqar allegedly posed as a Hindu to be friend Isha Sau in Kolkata.

Reports state that he arrived at her home with other men, where she was allegedly abused and assaulted.

Soon after, Isha fell from the fifth floor and died.

Whether she jumped or was pushed remains unclear, and an investigation is underway.

A woman’s life is not a matter of religious or political convenience. The truth must come out, and justice must prevail.

Authorities must establish the facts and hold anyone found responsible accountable under the law.

No cover-ups. No selective outrage. Justice for Isha Sau.

@abhijitmajumder @KanchanGupta @Iyervval @KapilMishra_IND @TajinderBagga @rishibagree @JaipurDialogues @Sanjay_Dixit @UnSubtleDesi @FltLtAnoopVerma @tathagata2 @keyakahe @tathvamasi6 @ShefVaidya @Warlock_mohit @ARanganathan72

[Anand Ranganathan @ARanganathan72]

EU Election Observers, Human Rights Tribunals, and Pak Opposition parties alleged large-scale irregularities, rigging, Army coercion, and manipulation, but @DrSYQuraishi, who says Indian elections are rigged, found Pakistan elections to be free and fair.

You can’t do anything.

[Randeep Sisodia @Randeep_Sisodia]

Bhagwant Mann was stopped at the customs at the airport on his return from a foreign trip and was charged 50,000 rupees as fine…

While Mann is claiming victimhood, there are allegations that he was going through green channel while he was carrying items which required declaration and checking like 10-12 bottles of expensive premium alcohol etc.

In the interest of transparency, govt must declare why and for what items was he levied a fine. He went abroad in the capacity of CM of Punjab so there was nothing personal about the trip…

Anyways, there is nothing personal about public figures, hence the nation must know!

@AmitShah @AmitShahOffice

[Swati Goel Sharma @swati_gs]

A father-son duo from Delhi famously migrated to Pakistan in 2023, telling the media there that they had fled “religious persecution” in India

When I travelled to the Delhi colony where they lived, spoke to people who knew them, and dug into the newspaper columns of the father, Mohammed Hasnain, I learnt that their “persecution” was that Muslims were no longer rulers in India

Hasnain was originally from Jharkhand and had lived in Delhi for 50 years. He was a political activist, a journalist, a private tutor and the founder of a political outfit called Qaumi Party of India

He had contested elections - Lok Sabha elections in 2004, 2009 and 2014, and Delhi Assembly elections in 2013

He also ran a Hindi-Urdu newspaper called The Media Profile

In an editorial dated 14 August 2015, Hasnain lamented that Muslim rule had not returned after British departed India in 1947

“Before the British left, you ruled the entire country. Then should the land not have been given to you after the British left? Even the most junior student of history will tell you that let alone the entire land, Jinnah and his associates were forced to struggle even for one-tenth of the land. Muslims are suffering for this wrong even today”

Pakistan was not an adequate settlement and Muslims were still suffering because of that, he wrote

In another editorial, he said in near future, Indian Muslims would be deprived of meat, their tongues would be chopped off, their food poisoned, and their children starved to death for want of food and medicine

He lamented that Indian state would ban burqa and demolish illegal mosques

In Pakistan, he told their media that Indian Muslims were being converted to Hinduism. He also said that many Indian Muslims had migrated to Islamic or Christian countries, including Turkey, because of harassment

This is how they had reached Pakistan: In September 2023, he and his son Mohd Ishaq disappeared from their house in Gautampuri, northeast Delhi

They had told their neighbours they were travelling to Abu Dhabi for work and would return in ten days

But soon, Pakistani newspaper Dawn broke the news that had reached Pakistan and sought asylum, claiming that their lives were under threat because of religious persecution in India

They had entered Pakistan illegally. First to Abu Dhabi, then to Afghanistan, then to Pakistan

They straightaway went to office of the Sindh police chief and surrendered

Asked by media why they had chosen Pakistan, Hasnain said Indian Muslims have a soft corner for Pakistan because they had helped create it.