Mandar

There are no accidents in Life

[Mandar @ManTitwee]

@sardesairajdeep cockroach saala🪳

[Mandar @ManTitwee]

@naomi2009 if u tell d gen z's d British ruled over India fr more than a century, they'll laugh! 😅

[Mandar @ManTitwee]

@aravind There you go, here are the Khalistanis...

https://t.co/csVHGFujKp

Man, you getting weird dreams boy! U needta shut up! u r spoiling d suspense outta lyf dude! 😎😅

[Bhairav Ahlawat @bahlawat11]

There was a problem with their NEET / RE-NEET Mark sheet

[Savoir Vivre @InterferonEi]

Pattern of naming kids from 1980-2040
It's really funny 🤣🤣
Creator 🙏

[Mandar @ManTitwee]

@smitabarooah An example needs to be set for this kind of anti human behaviour, starting with her...

[Mandar @ManTitwee]

@republic Fire your editor, it's brutal assault 'on' police nd not d other way around!

[Parimal @Fintech03]

If you walk into the Secretariat of Public Education in Mexico City & look up at the massive, world-famous frescoes painted by Diego Rivera, you will see something that should make every Indian’s jaw drop.

Among the painted Mexican revolutionaries, farmers & national heroes sits an Indian man with intense eyes, sitting at a long wooden table, breaking bread with poor peasants.

He is not a diplomat. He is not a movie star. He was a wanted fugitive from Maharashtra whom the British Empire spent decades trying to hunt down & the man who quietly revolutionized global agriculture before the world even knew what the "Green Revolution" was.

His name was Pandurang Sadashiv Khankhoje.

Born in 1884 in Wardha, Maharashtra, Khankhoje grew up on stories of the 1857 uprising. While other kids played games, young Pandurang spent his teens founding secret societies & training in martial arts. Inspired by Lokmanya Tilak, he reached a radical conclusion early in life: To defeat an empire, you need military training & global allies.

In 1906, penniless & under British surveillance, he fled India on a ship. He worked his way through Japan & San Francisco, eventually enrolling at the Mount Tamalpais Military Academy in California while earning a degree in agriculture at Oregon State University.

In Oregon, he co-founded the Ghadar Party, the legendary international movement aimed at overthrowing British rule in India through armed revolt.

During World War I, Khankhoje traveled across Europe & the Middle East, attempting to recruit Indian soldiers in the British Indian Army to turn their guns against their colonizers. But the revolt failed. British intelligence put a massive price on his head. He could not go back to India. He could not stay in the West. He was a man w/o a country.

Exiled & on the run, Khankhoje slipped across the border into Mexico in the 1920s. Mexico was rebuilding after its own bloody revolution & its rural population was dying of starvation & drought.

Khankhoje realized something profound: An empire does not just conquer with guns; it conquers through hunger. If you want a nation to be truly free, you have to feed its people.

Appointed as a prof at the National School of Agriculture in Texcoco, he threw himself into plant genetics. Working under harsh conditions with limited funding, he did something extraordinary:

- Taming the Wild Corn: He crossbred wild grass (teosinte) with domestic maize, creating high-yielding, drought-resistant hybrid corn that produced multiple ears per plant instead of just 1.

- Frost-Proof Wheat: He developed new strains of high-yield wheat capable of surviving extreme Mexican weather & blights.

- Schools for the Poor: He did not lock his research in academic journals. He founded the Escuelas Libres de Agricultura (Free Agricultural Schools), teaching impoverished Mexican farmers hands-on genetics, soil conservation & yield optimization.

His high-yield crops transformed Mexican farming. Decades later, when American scientist Norman Borlaug came to Mexico & developed the high-yield dwarf wheat that kicked off the global Green Revolution, he built directly upon the foundation of plant genetics laid by Pandurang Khankhoje.

In 1947, India finally won its independence. The British were gone.

Now an elderly scientist globally celebrated across Latin America, Pandurang Khankhoje packed his bags & came home to Nagpur, eager to offer his life's work to build the agricultural backbone of a newborn India.

The bureaucracy of newly independent India did not know what to do with him. His radical revolutionary past frightened bureaucrats; his foreign academic achievements were ignored. He was given no major agricultural policy role, no national honors & no platform :((

When he passed away in Nagpur in 1967, his passing barely made a ripple in the local newspapers. His neighbors knew him simply as a quiet, retired old man who used to live abroad.

Today, if you ask an Indian agricultural student who fathered modern crop hybridization, they will quote Western scientists. Almost no 1 in Maharashtra/Delhi knows the name Pandurang Khankhoje.

But 1000s of KMs away in Mexico City, inside the halls of govt, his face remains painted on the wall, immortalized by Diego Rivera as a symbol of unity, knowledge, and freedom.

He was erased from the history books of the country he fought to liberate, but the soil of Mexico still remembers the Indian ghost who taught them how to feed a nation.

[Political Kida @PoliticalKida]

Clown Dahiya, after instigating children to riot on the streets, left to eat a burger.

Now he says, “It is not my responsibility to be at the protest. You people have not elected me”

They are openly mocking the students who supported them, calling them fools, and still some shameless people will continue to support them.

[Mudit Jain @MuditJain_IN]

Things that happened today:

- CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke entered a police van and sat silently without being beaten during the protest.

- CJP spokespersons met JP Nadda and then headed back to their hotel to get some sleep.

- Another CJP spokesperson, Vijeta Dahiya, was busy learning more dance moves.

- Sonam Wangchuk is in the hospital, sleeping peacefully.

- Members of the left ecosystem vandalized public property and engaged in stone-pelting, something they seem to be professionals at.

- Influencers who posted paid pro-Sonam Wangchuk and CJP reels and posts are safely at home, enjoying paneer! 🤡🪳

[Mr Tiwaree 💀 @MrTiwaree]

🚨 Shocking Video: First Hydrogen train gets stoned by 'education warriors' on day 3.

These aren't protesters, they're evolutionary rejects trying to drag 21st century India back to the stone age literally.

Railways should bill their colleges for damages, Pathetic.

[Office Of Vijay Patel @VijayGajeraO]

Today, Shabana Azmi was at the CJP protest.
She is the chairperson of the British Christian NGO ActionAid, which receives more than ₹85-₹ 100 crore in foreign funding every year.

This protest is not about NEET; it's about FCRA.

[Office Of Vijay Patel @VijayGajeraO]

She is Anjali Bhardwaj. She was awarded an Award by the US State Department.

She is, along with Shabana Azmi, the chairperson of the British Christian NGO ActionAid, which has received more than 1000 crores of foreign funding in the last few years

Please believe these people are fighting for India, not for FCRA!

[Riccha Dwivedi @RicchaDwivedi]

The FCRA Amendment bill is set to be tabled in Parliament.

India changed one word in its FCRA rules: proselytisation. That has triggered criticism from some US lawmakers. Why can't India decide how foreign money operates within its borders? Watch:

[Priyanka Choudhary @unstoppable_CH]

Democracts and Republicans, both sections of USA🇺🇸 are against Indian Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA).

UK🇬🇧 Government has criticised Indian🇮🇳 Government against FCRA.

Pakistan🇵🇰 & Bangladesh🇧🇩 have criticised FCRA Bill.

India🇮🇳 should pass FCRA 2.0 at any cost.

[Mandar @ManTitwee]

@JiVasisht this seems more like in case of sthan parivartan of Jeev nd Shani and not aspected of Jupiter.. Jeev can be Jupiter, also Mercury nd Ketu!

[Aravind @aravind]

Listen to the great nation builder Lee Kuan Yew. Don't let communists & anarchists shake political confidence, create protests & riots, and turn our companies & capitalists' names into dirty words. Or we will fail with our country and suffer. India already suffered for 50 years.

[Mandar @ManTitwee]

@HelleLyngSvends jfyi, one fool sitting on hunger strike, some students forced to attend d protests with anti India greedy bastyrds wid PR spread fake news via der media houses is nt hunger strike. Its a farce. Grow up, open ur eyes. B an actual journalist able to discern thru d fog!

[Mandar @ManTitwee]

@RahulGandhi '.. years of patience...' Just the years since 2014 dear sir.. A lot of generations' patience had dried up b4, due 2 ur ugly familial party.

[Aravind @aravind]

International media in the last 30 days: "India Hunger strike", "protests in India", "Floods in India."

🇮🇳India in the last 30 days:

July 19, 2026: Indian Gen-Z team wins 4 gold medals (top rank) at International Chemistry Olympiad and medals at the International Biology Olympiad.

July 18, 2026: Young Indians working at Skyroot Aerospace successfully launch Vikram-1, India’s first privately developed orbital-class rocket, from Sriharikota, placing payloads into Low Earth Orbit.

July 17, 2026: PM Modi flags off India’s first indigenous hydrogen-powered passenger train (10-coach set) from Jind station, Haryana, on the Jind-Sonipat route as an inaugural service.

July 14, 2026: DRDO completes successful military field trials of an indigenous scalable fiber-based Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) system for secure strategic communications.

July 13, 2026: Lucknow-Kanpur Expressway (63 km), India’s first barrier-free expressway with satellite-based tolling, opens to traffic.

July 12, 2026: Young Indian team wins 5 gold medals at the 56th International Physics Olympiad (IPhO 2026) in Colombia, securing joint world #1 rank.

July 11, 2026: RM Rajnath commissions INS Mahendragiri, the sixth Project 17A stealth frigate, in Visakhapatnam (~75% indigenous content).

Early–mid July 2026: Vimag Labs (Bengaluru) secures its 5th Indian patent for the Virtual Magnet Synchronous Motor (VMSM), a software-defined rare-earth-free electric motor platform.

Early July 2026: ISRO announces plans for a new Satellite Earth Station campus near Ledo in Assam to strengthen space communication in the Northeast.

Early July 2026: IIT Gandhinagar team wins a grant for developing indigenous liquid cooling plates for AI data centres, EVs, and high-performance electronics.

June 26, 2026: Nuclear heat-based hydrogen production facility (copper-chlorine thermochemical cycle) commissioned at Kalpakkam using Fast Breeder Reactor process heat.

June 24, 2026: ISRO successfully conducts hot test of semi-cryogenic engine power head at 175 tonnes thrust level.

June 24, 2026: RDSO (with ARAI) successfully conducts full-scale crashworthiness testing of LHB coaches for enhanced passenger safety.

June 21, 2026: PM Modi commissions three indigenously built warships in Kolkata: INS Dunagiri (Project 17A stealth frigate), INS Sanshodhak (hydrographic survey vessel), and INS Agray (ASW shallow water craft).

June 15, 2026: DRDO successfully flight-tests the indigenous Long Range Land Attack Cruise Missile (LRLACM) from Odisha; all objectives met.

June 10–11, 2026: DRDO conducts successful Phase-2 Ballistic Missile Defence (BMD) trials and anti-ship missile tests, demonstrating capabilities against long-range ballistic threats including ICBM-class.

Mid-June 2026: India’s defence production reaches a record ₹1.78 lakh crore in FY 2025-26.

Mid-June 2026: Maiden flight of the indigenous C-295 military transport aircraft highlighted as a major self-reliance milestone in aviation (with 40 aircraft under production in India).

June 13, 2026: First batch of women cadets trained at NDA commissioned into the defence forces. Marking the start of an women empowered era in defence.

[Mandar @ManTitwee]

@velmurugan_1984 @KingiJosh i don't think they eat that much sugar either.. they have self control..