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I believe that the very purpose of life is to be happy. From the very core of our being, we desire contentment. In my own limited experience I have found that the more we care for the happiness of others, the greater is our own sense of well-being. Cultivating a close, warmhearted feeling for others automatically puts the mind at ease. It is the principal source of success in life.
This is not just a song…it’s an anthem for life.
“I'm at peace with the measure of my worth.
I've freed myself from every doubt, every disguise.
Even if we win the world’s approval, peace will not come this way.
Whatever is yours will find its way to you by any means possible
Let your heart understand this truth and Jhoom, Jhoom, immerse yourself in joy.”
I’ve heard many versions of it, including Abida Parveen’s famous rendition…
This one stands out.
I don’t know who the soulful singer is, but she has brought peace to this saturday…I applaud her and thank her.
(Video courtesy @beingcalm02 )
Conclusion of the India-EU Free Trade Agreement today marks a significant milestone in our relations. I thank all the leaders of Europe over the years for their constructive spirit and commitment in making this possible. This agreement will deepen economic ties, create opportunities for our people and strengthen the India-Europe partnership for a prosperous future.
Today is a day that will be remembered forever, marked indelibly in our shared history.
European Council President António Costa and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and I are delighted to announce the conclusion of the historic India-EU Free Trade Agreement.
This is a milestone in our relations which will:
Strengthen our economic ties
Create jobs for our youth
Opportunities for our businesses
Foster shared prosperity,
Build stronger global supply chains. #IndiaEUTradeDeal
@eucopresident@vonderleyen@EUCouncil@EU_Commission
Wishing a very happy Republic Day to the frontline custodians of the constitution from Soldiers, Police personnel, Judicial officers, Govt servants to Teachers and everyone who contributes in Nation Building
With prayers on lips and pride in heart, salute the bravehearts who made the supreme sacrifice in the line of duty
Jai Hind 🇮🇳
#HappyRepulicDay
पावन और दिव्य सोमनाथ धाम में दर्शन-पूजन का सौभाग्य मिला। यह अनुभव मन को शांति और सकारात्मक ऊर्जा से भर देने वाला रहा। भगवान सोमनाथ की कृपा सभी देशवासियों पर सदा बनी ��हे, यही कामना है।
These are exactly the kind of initiatives we need to do to show that India is not just the world’s back office, but can also be its think tank…
More such projects, please, for creating knowledge at the frontiers of technology & exploration.
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Here are glimpses from the Grand International Exposition of Sacred Piprahwa Relics in Delhi. I call upon all those passionate about culture and Buddhism to come to this Exposition.
LIFE LESSONS FOR 2026: 😍🤓
हर गुज़रा हुआ साल कुछ न कुछ सीखा कर जाता है।और जो सीख हमें मिलती है! अगर हम उसे नये साल में लागू करें तो अच्छा होगा भी और शायद लगेगा भी। तो मैंने जो 2025 में सीखा, इसे मैं 2026 मैं अपनी ज़िंदगी में लागू करना चाहूंगा।इनमें से कुछ बातें शायद आपको भी महसूस हो और आपके काम भी आए।आप सबको नववर्ष की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएँ।प्रभु आपके जीवन को सुखमय एवं शांतिपूर्वक रखें।आप अपने लिए,अपने परिवार के लिए,समाज के लिए और देश के लिए अच्छा सोचें और अच्छा करें।जय हो!🌺😍🕉 #HappyNewYear #LifeLessons
Nothing in this world lasts forever...companionship, power, youth, sorrow, or joy, all fade with time like a passing shadow.👇👇
सदा न संग सहेलियाँ, सदा न रा��ा देश।
सदा न जुग में जीवणा, सदा न काला केश।
सदा न फूलै केतकी, सदा न सावन होय।
सदा न विपदा रह सके, सदा न सुख भी होय।
सदा न मौज बसन्त री, सदा न ग्रीष्म भाण।
सदा न जोवन थिर रहे, सदा न संपत माण।
सदा न काहू की रही, गल प्रीतम की बांह।
ढ़लते ढ़लते ढ़ल गई, तरवर की सी छाँह।
आग का क्या है, पल दो पल में लगती है,
हवा का रुख बदले तो हर सच झुलस जाता है।
जलना सिर्फ लपटों तक सीमित नहीं होता,
कुछ आगें खामोशी में उम्र भर सुलगती रहती हैं।
Thoughtful and honest. India's true strength lies in its people...diverse, imperfect, yet bound by everyday humanity. We must confront injustice firmly, but never lose faith in our nation or in each other.
Our strength as Indians lies in unity amid diversity. Justice matters, but so does faith in our nation’s shared humanity.
I come from #Nagaland.
Over the years, I have had the privilege of living,traveling across India,almost every state,and of meeting people along the way. I stayed in their homes, worked alongside them, shared meals, disagreements, laughter, and long conversations.
And honestly, when I look back, I struggle to recall a single unpleasant incident rooted in the fact that I am from the North East.
This personal truth does not deny that discrimination exists. It does. Nor does it dismiss the pain of those who have faced hostility. Their experiences are real and deserve acknowledgement, justice, and empathy.
But alongside those truths, another question quietly demands attention,one we rarely pause to ask.
What happens when an entire nation is painted as unsafe for a particular community?
Narratives are powerful. They shape perception, emotion, and behavior. When we repeatedly frame India as broadly hostile to people from the North East, we may unintentionally create something dangerous: a simplified story that erases nuance, overwhelms lived reality, and reduces complex societies into a single threatening image.
Most Indians are not walking stereotypes. They are not waiting with malice. They are busy with work, family, survival, aspirations-often as unaware of our fears as we are of theirs. To portray the whole country as unsafe risks replacing vigilance with paranoia, and awareness with alienation.
There is another, more uncomfortable concern.
Does amplifying fear create space for hideous minds to act?
When a narrative of universal danger dominates public discourse, it can do two harmful things at once. First, it isolates communities emotionally, making them feel perpetually under siege. Second, it provides perverse incentives to those who thrive on outrage,individuals or groups who may exploit tension, provoke incidents, and then weaponize the resulting anger to serve political, ideological, or personal agendas.
In such cases, outrage becomes currency. Pain becomes content. And communities become pawns.
This is not an argument for silence. Silence protects perpetrators. Nor is it a plea to “move on” or “adjust.” It is an argument for precision. For responsibility. For resisting the temptation to flatten a diverse country into a single hostile narrative because it fits easily into headlines and hashtags.
India is not one experience. Neither is the North East.
Both are plural, layered, contradictory, and unfinished.
We need language that condemns violence without criminalizing coexistence. We need activism that demands accountability without manufacturing fear. And we need the courage to say that our country, like our people, cannot be understood through extremes alone.
Painting all of India as unsafe for the North East may feel protective. But if it deepens divisions, feeds opportunism, or distorts reality, it may end up doing the opposite.
Perhaps the harder, braver task is this:
to fight injustice fiercely, while refusing to surrender our faith in everyday human decency.
Because once fear becomes the loudest story we tell, everyone loses.
Wonderful to see that INSV Kaundinya is embarking on her maiden voyage from Porbandar to Muscat, Oman. Built using the ancient Indian stitched-ship technique, this ship highlights India's rich maritime traditions. I congratulate the designers, artisans, shipbuilders and the Indian Navy for their dedicated efforts in bringing this unique vessel to life. My best wishes to the crew for a safe and memorable journey, as they retrace our historic links with the Gulf region and beyond.
@INSVKaundinya
For Indian prices (which reflect currency rates, import costs and local market conditions):
📌 Long-term domestic estimates (from commodity analysts)
By end of 2028, some market analysts project silver could reach around ₹2,00,000 per kg.
#EcononomicTimes
Earlier bullish estimates suggested targets like ₹2,45,000 per kg by 2027-28 in extreme scenarios.
#BusinessStandards
These are local forecasts based on dollar silver prices translated into rupees, plus rupee movement expectations.
A special moment to end the year on. I carry on with the same passion, commitment and hunger as always to reach my goals.
Thank you to everyone who has supported me this year!