Knight

KnightInShiningSkeletalArmour सनातनी शूद्र/क्षत्रिय। अंग्रेजों की तराशी जन्म-जाति बकवास है। अपनी भलाई के लिए धर्मांतरण माफिया और निलचट्टें कृपया दूरी बनाए रखें

[Abhijit Iyer-Mitra @Iyervval]

Hello @AshutoshRanka @abhijeet_dipke @SauravDassss. Please tell us who these people are:

• Ajay Agarwal
• Rishi Makhija
• Divjot Singh
• Siddharth Chowdhary

Waiting for your answer.

[Shefali Vaidya. 🇮🇳 @ShefVaidya]

Remember ‘Prufrock’? R@pist Tarun Tejpal’s ‘exclusive private members only club’ in GK II where ‘select urban Indians could meet and engage in an atmosphere of great intimacy?’ Thank God the idea died along after Tejpal’s extra-curricular activities in Goa and after his financer Ponty Chadha was shot dead. It was highly likely to be the Epstein Island of south Delhi.

[Alok Bhatt @alok_bhatt]

Interesting is that name Walter Shuffain a Massachusetts based mid size accounting firm with Indian presence via an ownership chain that goes like this : Walter Shuffain → Ascend → Alpine Investors, a San Francisco private equity firm.

It joined Ascend, the Arlington, Virginia-based growth platform for regional accounting firms backed by private equity firm Alpine Investors, Ascend does have a substantial Indian arm: in July 2023 Ascend acquired Sentient Solutions for Accounting, an offshore accounting services and technology provider with offices in India and Mexico, establishing it as a captive offshore resource for the partner firms on Ascend's platform

[X-Ert=T-Rex @GoogleAhead4584]

@VijayGajeraO Ek baar mein sabko uthao, 50 din no contact with outside world, just interrogation.

China Model is needed here. Somebody let @narendramodi become, what congress is claiming he is!

2-3 mahine ke liye dictatorship chahiye bas!!

[Office Of Vijay Patel @VijayGajeraO]

This is BIG

Is this how News Laundry and Abhinandan Sekhri are bypassing Foreign funding from the USA-based Thakur family foundation via a proxy company?

They have received funding from the USA in Toque Content Solutions, which has the same directors as Newslaundry.

Is this why they are hyperactive for another Thakur-funded Saurav Das and CJP?

Shekhri is the same person who started an NGO, PCRF, with Arvind Kejriwal on Ford Foundation money via the Magsaysay Award.

[Sai Deepak J @jsaideepak]

Thank you for making the case for a stronger FCRA regime. This, right here, is the real #DeepState.

[Treeni @treeni]

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[Treeni @treeni]

SHOCKING CONVERSION ATTEMPT IN MIRA BHAYANDAR, MAHARASHTRA!

Accused woman allegedly performed certain black magic (or some chemical or drugs) to sicken a minor Hindu girl and then attempted to convert the family.

The entire act was caught on video.

When activists confronted her: "You come into our homes and tell us our Gods aren't equal."

@MBVVPOLICE has reportedly not yet registered any FIR in the matter despite a written complaint.

[Akshit Singh 🇮🇳 @IndianSinghh]

19000 Christians have been kiIIed

270 Churches have been torched

In just 8 years,

This happened in Pakistan.

But

USA still Funds Pakistan to kiII Christians , Hindus and sikhs openly.

Why this hypocrisy?

🙂

[Office Of Vijay Patel @VijayGajeraO]

LKFC Zubair doesn't have FCRA, so they have played smart.

They have taken ₹50 lakh in the bank accounts of its formal employees during 2020 and 2021 from none other than the Thakur Family Foundation.

Sumaiya Shaikh was the editor of Altnews Science during COVID.

[Knight @KnoughtOut]

Yeh Diçk-pe, Sasta Hrithik and bh@dwa Banka ki g@@nd saleeke se todi jaayegi..

money trail complete hone do, bass

[Prime Bhartiya @HindArmy_1]

Nationwide means only BJP ruled states. Baaki jagha krnay dum nahi h G@@nd main.

Is baar yeh pakka pitayga. UP mat ajaaio galti say bhi.

[Flt Lt Anoop Verma (Retd.) 🇮🇳 @FltLtAnoopVerma]

Appreciation tweet for @Pamphlet_in @JaipurDialogues & @Iyervval

They have brought whole CJP Leadership to their knees

It is all about right questions at right time

Financial trail is the key in any dubious agitation

And they have hit the nail on the head

Well done Guys 🙌

[Rakesh Krishnan Simha @ByRakeshSimha]

Why Meta India Must Pay. Facebook and Instagram Should Face a Billion Dollar Fine For Restricting Modi's Speech.

1/ Meta's global affairs chief Joel Kaplan apologised to India's IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw. Mark Zuckerberg separately apologised over CSAM, deepfakes and "operational failures." Meta executives admitted money was paid to boost a certain type of content on their platforms.

2/ The backdrop: PM Narendra Modi's July 23 video addressing student protesters over the NEET-UG paper-leak scandal was briefly restricted on Facebook. Meta called it an "error" and restored it. But that error surfaced in the middle of a 36-day youth movement that had already forced a Cabinet minister to resign.

3/ Timing is the whole story. A platform doesn't get to plead "operational glitch" and "paid content promotion" in the same meeting and expect both to be read as unrelated coincidences. Either the system is out of control, or someone had their thumb on the scale. Neither answer is reassuring.

4/ This isn't Meta's first apology tour in India. Elections, protests, political content — the pattern keeps repeating: something goes wrong at a politically sensitive moment, a minister objects, an executive says sorry, and the underlying system is never actually opened up for inspection.

5/ An apology is not accountability. If Meta wants to be believed, it doesn't get to describe the outcome — it has to show the mechanism. What content was boosted, and to whom? What decided the boost — algorithmic, paid or manual? The scale and reach of that promotion. Who signed off on it? Nothing less is a real answer.

6/ India's Parliamentary IT committee is already floating the nuclear option: strip Meta of intermediary "safe harbour" status under Section 79, and treat it as a publisher — legally responsible for what it amplifies, not just what it hosts. That's the leverage that actually forces disclosure, not another apology in a closed-door meeting.

7/ The ask is simple: transparency first, trust second. No "trust our internal review." No quiet apology after a minister already caught it. If a platform can move a national protest narrative, it owes the country receipts — not regret.

8/ A $1 billion fine should drill the message home - information warfare against India comes with consequences.

[The Abhishek Tiwary Show @atsshow7]

संजय सर और जयपुर डायलॉग बहुत बहुत आभार 🙏🏻
लगभग 4 लाख लगाने के बाद भी पैसे कम पड़ रहे थे सोशल मीडिया कांवरिया सेवा शिविर के लिए (सुल्तानगंज से देवघर ) के रास्ते में जलेबिया पहाड़ पर लगा हुआ है । मैंने सोच लिया था किसी से डोनेशन तो नहीं लूंगा ।
मैंने @JaipurDialogues के @Sanjay_Dixit को डायरेक्ट फ़ोन किया और एक फिक्स्ड अमाउंट माँगी ।
मात्र 1 सेकेंड लगा उनको हाँ बोलने में ।
सभी कांवरिया बंधुओं से निवेदन है सोशल मीडिया सेवा शिविर 24 घंटे पूरे सावन महीने सेवा देगा , आप वहाँ जरूरी जाइए “गर्म पानी पाँव सेंकने के लिए 24 घंटे उपलब्ध है , नींबू का चाय, नीबू शरबत, रात्रि में सोने का व्यवस्था , फुट मसाज , स्प्रे, हर प्र��ार की दवाई, डांक बम के नीबूज़ और स्प्राइट सब कुछ निःशुल्क है ।
#bolbam

[Neeraj Atri @AtriNeeraj]

So, Abaan Ahmed was on his way to meet his brother in jail. But, God fixed his meeting with his Abbu, Atiq Ahmed in hell.

[Dr. Shah @ankitatIIMA]

💥Why are ONLY extra Fathers & Sisters being monjolika about FCRA amendments??

If dollars are coming illegally for conversion to Sanatan Dharm, that will also be curbed.

Law ka koi Dharm ya Religion nahi hota!

[Aditya Raj Kaul @AdityaRajKaul]

#BREAKING: Mark Zuckerberg sent his apologies for the CSAM content, deepfake content and errors in operating the platform. It was made clear to them that they are not covered under Intermediary definition. They select who receives the content. Safe harbour under IT Act not applicable. They admitted that a lot of money was paid for boosting certain type of content. They apologized and regretted the mistake. - Indian Govt Sources

[OpIndia.com @OpIndia_com]

25 Shatabdis in 26 years.

80+ Vande Bharats in just 7 years.

99% electrified rail network. 110 km/h+ operations across over 80% of the network.

How did Indian Railways rewrite its own story?

@RitikaChandola explains.

[The Indian Matrix @indianmatrix]

Union Home Minister Amit Shah is set to table the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment (FCRA) Bill in Parliament today, aiming to strengthen oversight of foreign-funded organisations.

India is home to nearly one-third of all NGOs across the G20, making it the world's largest NGO ecosystem. While these organisations contribute significantly across sectors, their sheer scale also makes transparency and accountability increasingly important.

Over the years, several strategic projects, from nuclear power and mining to industrial and infrastructure projects, have faced prolonged protests, litigation, and pressure campaigns. The 2014 Intelligence Bureau assessment warned that such disruptions could shrink India's annual GDP growth by 2-3%.

A country with millions of NGOs cannot afford to treat transparency as optional. The larger the ecosystem, the greater the need for safeguards.

The proposed amendments seek to ensure that foreign contributions are used for their declared purposes, improve regulatory oversight, and strengthen safeguards within India's vast NGO ecosystem.

[Knight @KnoughtOut]

Bookmarking this tweet for reference. With my left hand thumb

[Aadi Achint 🇮🇳 @AadiAchint]

Your Answers to the below:

1. Sainbari Killings (March 1970)
Much before they came to power heading the Left Front Government in 1977, the CPI-M leaders started experimenting with murder as a political instrument. Way back in 1970 CPI-M cadres murdered two important Congress leaders belonging to the Sain family of Burdwan. The level of bestiality that they stooped down to was evident by the fact that they made the mother of the two Sain brothers eat rice drenched with the blood of her dead sons. The shock made the mother lose her mental balance and state from which she never recovered till her death a decade later. Those communist cadres who perpetrated this violence went on to become ministers and MPs under the Left-Front government and were never brought to book.

The case which came to be known as the “Sainbari murders�� has come to symbolise political violence in West Bengal. It is ironical to see the Congress depend for cerebral and political oxygen on the CPI-M today.

2. Marichjhapi Massacre (January 1979)

On Saraswati Puja Day, the Jyoti Basu-led Left front Government fired, starved, shot and killed Bengali Hindu refugees from Bangladesh, who had trooped into the state and had taken shelter in the Sunderban area. These refugees, largely Dalits who had escaped persecution in Bangladesh and sought shelter in India, were about 60,000 in number and “were taken in by the Left Front’s poll promises and had come over from the rehabilitation centre provided by the Centre in Dandakaranya (Odisha)” to Marichjhanpi in Suderban. Tear gas, blockade, firing, burning of camps were the methods used by CPI-M cadres and state police under Left front to disperse the refugees.
Many, while trying to escape, fell in the sea to be eaten by crocodiles; many bodies were dumped in the sea as well. Children – 8 years old, 12 years old, women and their babies, men and women in their seventies and eighties were killed in the firing. Till date, the exact number of deaths has not been known.” How many refugees died in police firing and how died when their boats sank while tried to escape will never be known. The refugees were hunted down just because a CPI-M government, led by proletarian leaders decided that they must be ousted. The CPI-M does talk of human rights and of the need for protecting it, but that talk is only reserved in favour of terrorists like Yakub Memon. Nor have those worthies now protesting at the FTII or their predecessors have ever made a documentary on the Marichjhapi pogrom.

3. Ananda Margi Monks Burnt Alive (April 1982)

Ananda Margis from all over the country were headed to an “educational conference” at the Tiljala centre in the southern suburbs of Kolkata when CPI-M cadres led by city leaders struck and burnt them alive. The party was wary that the Anand Margis would emerge as formidable force arresting their growth in the state. The procession wound its way was through what is now known as Bijon Setu in the Ballygunge area of south Kolkata.
Taxis carrying monks and sanyasins were intercepted at three separate locations, by CPI-M cadres the monks, two of whom were women, were doused in petrol and kerosene, and set on fire. At least 17 Margis were charred to death; several others were severely injured. The lynching was carefully planned and executed by Marxist cadres over a land dispute with the Marg. No CPIM leader has been brought to book till date.

4. Nanoor Massacre (July 2000)

CPI-M cadres and local leaders killed 11 landless Muslim labourers just because they were supporters of the opposition party and were resisting encroachment and land grabbing on July 27, 2000. The prime witness was also attacked and injured by CPI-M goons. The Statesman in an editorial wrote, “The sole purpose in attacking the prime witness in the gruesome Nanoor massacre of July 2000 in which 11 supporters were slaughtered by armed CPI-M cadres was to shield those responsible and abort their trial, by hook or by crook. The irony is that although five years have elapsed since the occurrence of the horrendous killings by the Marxists, the trial of their 79 accused comrades had not begun”.
The CPIM’s bike-riding “Harmad Bahini”, spread terror in the region, as it did over the years in areas where the Communist might was politically challenged. The pattern was to intimidate the women, burn huts, beat up and at times hack at the men and set fire to the collected grains before leaving. Often the villagers were compelled to leave the village and live in camps in neighbouring villages or had to leave the state altogether.

5. Nandigram Massacre (March 14, 2007)

The CPI-M-led government of the “poor and the peasants” tried to forcibly acquire 10,000 acres of agricultural land for a foreign company in Nandigram, in Purba Medinipur district. The farmers having formed a Bhumi Raksha Committee resisted the snatching of their lands. They were first attacked by CPI-M’s Harmad Bahini, who threatened and set fire to the villagers’ huts and prepared the ground that led to firing which saw over 14 farmers die and over 70 getting injured. The real figures will never be known, people saw piles of farmers’ bodies dumped. The government of the proletariat, which derived its strength from farmers and from landless labourers and from the poor, did not think twice while mowing them down.
While inaugurating the exhibition on Communist violence in Kerala, BJP president Amit Shah was right when he observed how “wherever BJP activists talk on ideology and development; the CPI-M workers commit murderous attacks on them​” and that this was “not just happening in Kerala, but was “happening everywhere where their governments have been in power or in those areas where they are effective.”

In fact, this murderous method has been practised by the CPI-M and Communist parties against anyone who has spoken for or worked to strengthen India or the nationalist discourse. On every occasion, Indian Communists come out loudest, serving homilies on the correct approach to governance, correct conduct in public life and the need for an effective policy framework to tackle India’s myriad problems.

In reality, such a shallow talk is a smokescreen to hide their own active complicity in turning parts of our democratic polity into wastelands of conflict, violence and death. While it is hoped that scholars would someday take up the study of the saga of Communist violence in the country, aspirational India is increasingly rejecting such a regressive ideology and political method – that in itself is a sign of hope.

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