In broad daylight. A Muslim beaten to death by Kanwariyas with batons. No arrests so far. The state of the nation with independence day approaching and claims will be made from the ramparts of Viksit Bharat.
At Rs 2.32 crore a day, the Yogi Adityanath govt in Uttar Pradesh spent Rs 6,811 crore on publicity over eight years.
That outpaces the central Modi government, which spent roughly Rs 6,000 crore on advertising over 11 years.
@Basantrajsonu reports.
https://t.co/PIZRvq5dQQ
Salute to these kids who are fighting for their future!
All they are asking for is a road to their school. Is that too much to ask after nearly 80 years of Independence? This should have been done decades ago.
This 15th August, let’s pledge to work for the children and schools of rural India. 🇮🇳
Nothing to see here. Just banks writing off Rs 9,95,000 crore (or Rs 10 trillion) of loans given to poor and needy "large corporations and services" under the #NaKhaoongaNaKhaaneDoonga scheme. @BSindua
The Yogi Adityanath government spent Rs 6,811.94 crore on advertising and publicity in just 8 years.
That's an average of Rs 2.32 crore every day, which is a higher daily spend than the Modi government at the Centre.
@Basantrajsonu reports.
https://t.co/PIZRvq5LGo
Noida international Airport:
- First complete phase cost ₹11,282 crore.
- Total project cost ₹29,560 crores.
- Inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on March 28, 2026
Remember Modi's Rs 1.5 crore and Yogi's Rs 2.32 crore in ad spends?
Uttarakhand has its own version, and it's just as wild.
The state spent ₹1,001 crore on govt ads in 5 years, nearly ₹55 lakh a day, for a population that's less than 1% of India's.
https://t.co/p2h2Ttk7uG
पहले चरण की लागत: ₹11,282 करोड़
प्रोजेक्ट: नोएडा इंटरनेशनल एयरपोर्ट
कुल अनुमानित लागत (All stages): ₹29,560 करोड़
प्रधानमंत्री मोदी ने इस एयरपोर्ट का 28 मार्च 2026 को उद्घाटन किया था, लेकिन आज ये हालत है👇🏻
@Rockstter@Iyervval Godi media wala proof toh nahi hai. But these pieces are available online from The Hindu/Newslaundry etc. You might wanna read? And then we can talk about spit and scoot.
Around 300 schoolchildren from Chandupur in Hamirpur, Uttar Pradesh, along with parents, marched nearly 6 km to the district magistrate’s office. Carrying Indian flags, they protested the muddy, waterlogged road that becomes impassable in rains, dirtying uniforms and disrupting school access. Police stopped them at the gate after an unfulfilled promise for a proper paved route.
I love the flexibility in this kavad yatra , where in this pilgrimage, many Kavads can
Smoke Ganja
Drink Liquor
Dance with show girls
Do gambling 🎰 👇
Beat Ppl up and damage property and cars
All under state protection ..
And their pilgrimage gets completed 🙄☹️🤭
Dehradun’s roads used to be one of the city’s quiet pleasures. Today, we’re a “Smart City” & this how they look like today. This road was rebuilt with cement blocks just four months ago, and it’s already crumbling. Yet this is the material increasingly being used across the city
Accha. So the Election Commission is efficient enough to finally remove his name from the voter list in Karnataka after due diligence but inefficient enough to have enlisted him as a voter in 3 states simultaneously?! Gazab hai!
His name wasn’t deleted due to any “big conspiracy.” It was removed because he violated the Representation of the People Act by holding active voter IDs in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Telangana simultaneously.