@bestofallll The sadness of the Indian youth. Who are at a mercy of govt providing jobs. Rather it should be them creating jobs and wealth.
Entrepreneurship is dead until it's engulfed in our culture like govt jobs. Really sad to see a boy getting an accountant job and celebrate like that.
@ShabbirABashir1 I've been in his classes.
Completely delusion of that fact - that Turkey, Pakistan abd Saudi Arabia are ideological states, where one country is literally identifying and glorifying the other.
This guy is a Marxist day in day out - a congress supporter - who was the part and bootlicker of the Lutyens.
Praising a Prime Minister who actually was NEVER a Prime Minister, who let run country from a different office but PMO and compromised the highest chair.
I'm not even talking about - the corruption scandals his leadership oversaw.
I remember when Pat Cummins won the World Cup, he casually walked out of the Airport with the trophy, with barely any crowd outside waiting. Aussies won so much that it became routine. Diminishing marginal utility.
I think the Open Bus parade this year won’t attract the crowd like it did the last time. Our T20 team will become so strong that a WC will be inevitable. Great times to be in.
Congrats India on winning the ICC Men's T20 World Cup! chose the wrong game to go watch:) what a stadium and atmosphere. Well played to the other semi finalists, SA, Eng and Nz!! Also so exciting to see the game expand to so many countries and congrats to ICC for a great tournament!
Spoke with President of the UAE, my brother Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. Strongly condemned the attacks on the UAE and condoled the loss of lives in these attacks. India stands in solidarity with the UAE in these difficult times.
Thanked him for taking care of the Indian community living in the UAE. We support de-escalation, regional peace, security and stability.
@MohamedBinZayed
A message I got in my DMs tonight. Read it twice.
“I’m an American citizen. My parents came here decades ago, worked honest jobs, paid every tax, stood in every line, and became citizens the right way.
They never cut corners, never overstayed a visa, never asked for handouts. They just believed in the promise that if you work hard, America welcomes you.
That’s why this new wave of hostility feels like such a betrayal. They did it the right way, and still have to think twice before stepping out.
They have an Indian accent.
They don’t post political stuff online.
They go to Costco, grab a coffee at Starbucks, fill gas, and come home , like everyone else.
But now… they pause. My mom hesitates before stepping out alone. My dad checks over his shoulder at the gas station.
That’s what anti-Indian hate has done , it’s made American citizens feel unsafe in their own country.
They didn’t ‘take’ anything from anyone. They just lived, worked, and believed in the same dream that built this nation.
Why this hostility? Why this quiet permission to treat people who look like us as outsiders?
Hate has a way of spreading beyond its target. Today it’s Indian immigrants. Tomorrow, it’s someone else’s parents. Someone else’s home. Someone else’s dream.”
This isn’t a partisan issue.
It’s a moral one.
And it’s time America looks in the mirror and asks: When did fear become more American than decency?
AND WHY ARE THESE VOICES BECOMING MAINSTREAM in the @GOP ?
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