imran khan

OSS enthusiast. Creating code to power applications.

[DHH @dhh]

AWESOME: @digitalocean is joining the Omacom Foundation as a Founding Corporate Patron with a $3 million commitment to the development, maintenance, and spread of Omarchy.

This started as a DM on X to @paddix just 1 week ago! Amazing speed of execution.

https://t.co/LUJ14CKLu0

[Byomkesh @byomkesbakshy]

Dhurandhar ke badle jo pakistan ne banya hai uska answer ab ekta kapur hi de sakti hai . Jisme Indian aur Pakistani nagin ki ladai dikhai jaye 😹

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

On average, ten Indians per day attempt to smuggle gold from the Gulf to India by concealing it in the rectum.

Since flights from the Gulf have been suspended for the past two days due to the ongoing military conflict, I am worried about those 10–20 Indians who may already have gold inserted into their rectum but are now stranded at airports.

Such concealments are meant for only 12-24 hours and usually require expert medical assistance for removal, and if left inside, they can cause serious harm to the concealer.

I therefore request the GoI to act humanely and urge the Gulf authorities to halt the war immediately so that we can evacuate our smugglers. If that is not possible, the least we can do is send a team of surgeons to the Gulf to relieve their unease.

[Amjad Masad @amasad]

Many are asking if they can move their Next.js projects from Vercel to Replit?

Yes!

- Go to Import then GitHub
- enter repo URL
- Agent will take care of the rest

It will set up the dev and deployment environments!

For companies moving lots of work, happy to help + discount.

[SHIVANI TIWARI @tiwari__shivani]

Sach mai kyu sikhaya bhai 😂

[90s WWE @90sWWE]

🙏🏻

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

Hugh Jackman realizing the journalist interviewing him was once his student is the most wholesome plot twist.

[Ashok Kumar Pandey अशोक اشوک @Ashok_Kashmir]

बाक़ी कुछ हुआ या नहीं लेकिन जितने डॉलर मॉनेटरी फण्ड से भीख में मिले थे, उससे ज़्यादा का माल चार दिन में बर्बाद हो गया।

अब फिर कटोरा लेके जाएगा पाकिस्तान किसी दरवाज़े 😂

[Dr. Brahma Chellaney @Chellaney]

Addressing the nation, Modi asserted that India’s armed forces inflicted such “heavy damage” on Pakistan that Islamabad was compelled to plead for global intervention to de-escalate the conflict. If that was indeed the case, why then did Modi agree to an immediate ceasefire, effectively bailing out Pakistan?

This decision risks adding to India’s long and frustrating history of squandering military gains in pursuit of political or diplomatic expediency.

The recent operation was carefully calibrated and precisely executed, shattering the illusion of Pakistan’s immunity under its nuclear umbrella — an illusion that has long emboldened Islamabad to support cross-border terrorism with impunity. By crossing yet another psychological and tactical threshold, India redrew the boundaries of escalation, sending a powerful signal that proxy warfare would no longer go unanswered.

Yet, Modi’s decision to halt the operation just three days after its launch risks diluting the impact of this bold step. Internationally, the sudden cessation created the perception of a military standoff that ended in a draw.

In Pakistan, just as public discontent with the military was visibly growing — with more Pakistanis blaming their generals for the country’s decline — India’s premature halt of its operation has inadvertently handed a propaganda victory to the Pakistani military.

Modi now claims that India has only “paused” its military campaign — not ended it. But in diplomatic and legal terms, that is the very definition of a ceasefire.

Instead of accepting a U.S.-brokered ceasefire, India should have declared a unilateral ceasefire after prolonging its operations over several days and visibly degrading the Pakistani military’s capability — and prestige, especially in the eyes of its own citizens.

As things stand, it’s only a matter of time before Pakistan’s military resumes its old playbook of cross-border attacks.

[Amit Schandillia @Schandillia]

Today I saw a Hussain call Owaisi ��katua” and a Tiwari respond with “mulla hai par humara apna hai.”

I have seen the world.

[Rofl Gandhi 2.0 🏹 Commentary @RoflGandhi_]

🫂

[Aadesh Rawal @AadeshRawal]

पाकिस्तानी आतंकी हमारे देश को बाँटना चाहते थे।लेकिन भारतवासियों की एकता के आगे वो हार गए। देखिए पूरी रिपोर्ट 👇
https://t.co/IxgSjGfmTG

[MANJUL @MANJULtoons]

Khemka saab came into the limelight when he raised concerns about Robert Vadra's land deals. He became the media’s darling—he was everywhere. The whole country sympathised with him because an honest officer was being transferred repeatedly just for doing his job.

By October 2012, Ashok Khemka had been transferred 43 times in 19 years.

After 2014, I assumed he would be given an important posting, especially since the ‘Na khaoonga, na khaane doonga’ Prime Minister was in office. But over the past 10 years, he has been transferred 23 more times, bringing his total to 66 transfers as of March 2025.

The media never made it a headline. It was too busy building the Hindu-Muslim narrative to find time for this.

And we all saw the real face of the ‘Na khaoonga, na khaane doonga’ Prime Minister in the electoral bonds scam.

Also, in April 2023, the Haryana government informed the Punjab and Haryana High Court that no rules were violated in the land transfer between Skylight Hospitality and DLF—the very case that brought Khemka into the limelight.

[Swati Chaturvedi @bainjal]

Dear ex “journalists” current Panna Pramukhs in a democracy you question the Govt when a huge security failure happens. Because the govt is in charge. Not your fellow Muslim citizens, opposition leaders & liberals. Journalism 101

[Rahul Pandita @rahulpandita]

We are an electoral democracy, but we largely remain an oligarchy.
There are no resources for the poor. If you are poor in India, a dog is better off than you.

[Constantin @constantout]

"I built a SAAS in 3 days with 0 coding knowledge using AI. Developers are obsolete."

Their project:

[Murtaza Amin @murtuzi]

Dear @PiyushGoyal @PiyushGoyalOffc

I run a 100 people software company from #Burhanpur MP, I bring M$+ / yr to Bpur economy & I am the largest white collar employer in #Burhanpur.

Since you've been talking about how Indian #startups are not innovating enough, I'd like to ask

[Maj Gen (Dr) YashMor @YashMor5]

Brilliant, only you can imagine this!

[Nat Friedman @natfriedman]

Best way to develop good product taste might be to use products and pay very close attention to how you feel while you're using them.