Harsh Pandey

mitti ka tan
masti ka man
kshan bhar jeevan
mera parichay

[Vicky Verma @Unexplained2020]

This woman claims she can communicate TELEPATHICALLY with animals, project thoughts and images directly into their minds, and even receive their memories without speaking a single word.

But what makes her story so extraordinary is a filmed encounter with an aggressive black leopard, where she apparently knew something about the animal's past that its caretaker says nobody had told her.

Anna Breytenbach is a professional animal communicator who claims animals communicate through a universal language humans have forgotten. She believes we were once naturally connected to animals but have lost that connection in the modern world.

Her most famous encounter involved a black leopard named Diablo, who had reportedly been so aggressive that he attacked his caretaker and spent six months refusing to leave his shelter.

After silently communicating with him, Breytenbach claimed the leopard wanted to know what had happened to two young leopard cubs from his previous home.

The caretaker was shocked. He confirmed that two cubs had indeed lived near Diablo at the previous facility, a detail Breytenbach reportedly hadn't been told.

She also claimed the leopard hated his name because of its association with evil. He was later renamed Spirit, and reportedly emerged from his shelter that same afternoon.

In another case, Breytenbach described mental images of a monkey being restrained and undergoing painful procedures. Its caretaker confirmed the animal had come from a laboratory and had extensive abdominal scar tissue.

During a wolf-tracking trip in America, she claimed she mentally pictured an elk carcass in muddy water and the wolf tracks around it. Later, the team reportedly found a scene matching her vision.

Breytenbach insists this isn't a supernatural gift. She believes humans once possessed this ability naturally and have simply lost touch with it.

[Harsh Pandey @moreharshg]

Should have moved the protest ground close to Azadpur Mandi. Less traffic confusion during the next protest.

[Rajdeep Sardesai @sardesairajdeep]

IMPORTANT: Jantar Mantar DENOTIFIED as a designated protest site by Home ministry. Now 3 new designated sites are Ram Lila maidan, Burari ground and CBD ground. From Boat Club lawns, protest site was moved to Jantar Mantar in 1990s, now the space for democratic dissent moves even further away from Parliament. Who knows one day we may erase the word ‘protest’ altogether! (By the way, Jantar Mantar was an 18th century observatory designed to monitor planetary and solar movements) Now, it will be just another road in high security Lutyens Delhi. 🙏

[The Cinéprism @TheCineprism]

There's only ONE Don.

The OG - Amitabh Bachchan

[Harsh Pandey @moreharshg]

My native village is in Uttarakhand. Quite similar to an average village in Arunachal. We currently use mobile internet in the village, before that we had wireless broadband beamed to us through a dish antenna.

[Ian Miles @ianmiles]

Starlink has an Indian license, 20 ground stations on Indian soil, and a promise to keep Indian user data in India. What it doesn't have is permission to switch on.

Thousands of Indian villages still have no 4G. In the Northeast alone, more than 1,800 had no mobile signal of any kind as of February, most of them in Arunachal Pradesh. These are the places satellite internet is built for: mountain villages, islands, flood zones, anywhere a tower or a fiber line takes years and a lot of money to arrive.

Starlink has done what India asked. It got its telecom license in June 2025 and space regulator approval a month later. It built India-specific security controls, agreed to keep data local, and has been reporting the names, addresses and coordinates of its test terminals to the government every two weeks. It operates in more than 150 countries. In India it still can't sell a single subscription, and the company is now talking about early 2027.

New Delhi says nobody is being singled out, since Eutelsat OneWeb and Jio's satellite venture are stuck at the same stage. I believe that, and I don't think it helps. When three licensed operators, two of them backed by India's biggest telecom groups, can't clear security review after more than a year of trials, that tells you the process has no deadline. It doesn't tell you it's thorough.

The security concerns are real. Indian agencies have been rattled by smuggled terminals turning up in border areas, and India is entitled to lawful interception, local data storage and an emergency shutoff. Starlink has already signed up for all of it. The answer to a misused terminal is enforcement, not keeping the service dark for everyone who would use it legally.

Elon Musk has been blunt, calling the delay "a crime against the people of India" and asking, "Is Ambani the real boss of India?" You don't need to buy the whole oligarch theory to see his point. Reliance spent months lobbying for spectrum auctions that would have favored deep-pocketed incumbents. The government sided with Starlink on that one, which is to its credit. Now it needs to finish the job.

India can keep every security power it wants and still let a kid in Arunachal get online. Right now it's choosing not to.

[Harsh Pandey @moreharshg]

ye to illegal hai ....

[Prakash Advani @prakashadvani]

Hi Elon,
I’m surprised to see that X invoices for Premium and other paid subscriptions in India do not include local taxes (GST).
If X is earning revenue from users in India, it should comply with Indian tax laws and collect and remit GST, just like other digital service providers do.
Could you clarify why GST is not being charged on paid subscriptions in India?
Thank you for your attention.

@elonmusk @X @XCorpIndia

[Harsh Pandey @moreharshg]

Could not find a problem in the application - what were you looking for, subservience?

[Ashwini Damani @ashwinidamani]

Waah re Genz....this is how u write emails seeking a job...

[Harsh Pandey @moreharshg]

Munn laga ke ghar banaya hai
Dar dekh ke munn lag jata hai

[Rattan Dhillon @ShivrattanDhil1]

Happy Birthday, Dad! ❤️
Back at my ancestral home today, and some things never change. No matter how old I get or where I travel, you’re always the one who opens the door for me the moment I arrive. That’s what a father’s love looks like simple, silent, and unconditional!

[Harsh Pandey @moreharshg]

@ReclaimTemples In Kaliyug, with so few doing it, you take the name of the Daivat, and the Daivat comes to you. It does not matter whether you use Kaul or Vaam or more obscure Guru paramparagat gyaan.

[Harsh Pandey @moreharshg]

May all the Chausath come visit from that opening to the sky.

[Reclaim Temples @ReclaimTemples]

On the sacred night of Amavasya, 10 Oct 2026, Vimal (Chairman, ReclaimTemples) along with others, performed and restarted the Yogini worship at the ancient Chausath Yogini Mandir, Mitaoli, Madhya Pradesh.

On the auspicious day and hour, a long-interrupted tradition was lit again. The worship of the Yoginis and their temples, will be revived across Bharat.

Follow for updates.

#ReclaimTemples

[Harsh Pandey @moreharshg]

@hill07Maverick Nepalis annexed Kumaon and were quite heavy handed with Kumaonis.

Later IndoBrit-Nepal wars were settled by drawing a border across Kumaon. Currently a part of Kumaon is in Nepal.

[BHK🇮🇳 @BHKslams]

Jio mere laal.. 😂🔥

[Political Kida @PoliticalKida]

Lakhs of quintals of foodgrains destroyed in Fazilka, Punjab!

The grain market is submerged in 3 feet of water!

Kejriwal and his minions have completely destroyed Punjab.

Imagine how many farmers will suffer today because of AAP's incompetence!

[Dustin @r0ck3t23]

Every time something scarce became abundant, the world changed so fast that the people living through it mistook the beginning for the end.

Food was scarce for a hundred thousand years. Agriculture made it abundant, and people who had spent every waking hour chasing their next meal suddenly had something they had never owned before.

Time.

That time became villages. The villages became cities. The cities became language carved into clay, and then law.

Nobody standing in a wheat field understood they were building Rome.

Information was scarce for millennia. The printing press made it abundant. The church lost its monopoly on knowledge, and within two centuries every throne in Europe was shaking.

Nobody pulling letters from a press understood they were ending the divine right of kings.

Energy was scarce until we learned to crack the earth open. Coal and oil made it abundant, and a single person could suddenly command the force of a thousand. Within one generation the entire structure of work turned inside out.

Nobody shoveling coal understood they were building the middle class.

The pattern never changes. A resource that was hoarded becomes available. The people who held it resist. The structures built on that scarcity fall. And whatever rises in their place is invisible from where everyone is standing.

Here is the part almost everyone misses.

Information stopped being scarce a long time ago. The library, the search engine, the endless feed. We have been drowning in information for decades, and it never set anyone free, because information just sits there. It answers only the question you already knew how to ask.

Intelligence was the thing still locked away.

A mind on the other side. Something that explains, argues back, catches your mistake, and meets you exactly where you are standing. The part that bends toward you instead of forcing you to bend toward it.

That is what broke open.

For the first time, a person with nothing but curiosity and a connection can reach an intelligence that teaches, challenges, and builds alongside them in real time. No tuition. No admissions office. No permission.

The distance between what a person can imagine and what they can actually make is collapsing in front of us.

And the people most threatened by that are not the ones without talent. They are the ones whose entire standing depends on talent staying rare.

Every credential, every hierarchy, every quiet system that decided who was allowed to build and who was told to watch, is resting on a foundation dissolving underneath it.

They will fight it. They always do.

The church fought the press. The aristocracy fought the vote. The owners fought the union. Every single time a scarce thing became abundant, the ones who controlled it warned everyone else that the sky was falling.

The sky was never falling. The ceiling was lifting.

And the people underneath it, the ones who had been told their whole lives that the ceiling was the sky, finally looked up and saw nothing there to stop them.

That is what is happening right now.

Intelligence was never rare. Access to it was.

Access just became free.

Whatever gets built in the next ten years will not come from the rooms we are all watching. It will come from someone who was never supposed to have the tools, who right now has no idea that the thing they are doing has a name, or a scale, or a future.

Same as the wheat field. Same as the press. Same as the coal.

We never recognize Rome while we are still building it.

[Harsh Pandey @moreharshg]

Quite intense

[Harsh Pandey @moreharshg]

This is an example of AI displaying human behaviour.

[Dileep George @dileeplearning]

Abusing Claude in Hindi is not easy!

Most abuse words in Hindi start with 'Maa' or 'Behn', and Claude didn’t get offended because it has neither.

Frustrated, I blurted out "abey laude", and its response was "ohh sweet, you shortened my name". 🤦‍♂️

[Harsh Pandey @moreharshg]

गुदड़ी does mean patchwork quilt in English. Almost all phirangs (Americans do it the most, but also Germans, Swedes and Scots ) make their own version of gudadi.

[komolika @Ichanpyaari]

wake up babe, the west discovered “गोधड़ी” and rebranded it as a patchwork kantha quilt

[Ajit Singh Rathi @AjitSinghRathi]

भगवान पशुपति नाथ, नेपाल देश की रक्षा करना। हे हिमालय देव, रहम करना, आम आदमी की क्या खता है ?
#Nepal #GotkhaDistrict #Flood
VC : indepthstory Instagram

[ANI @ANI]

#WATCH | Balrampur: On the first day of Shardiya Navratri, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath visited the temple of Maa Pateshwari Devi in ​​Balrampur to offer prayers.

[The Sacred Scroll @SacredScroll]

Elon, you've officially run out of arguments. Now every Indian who disagrees with you is "Ambani's shill."

Nobody said Starlink is too strong. Nobody's scared of your competition. India's problem is you. A Pentagon contractor building Trump's Golden Dome wants to run internet over Indian soil, and he throws a tantrum every time someone asks who holds the off switch.

Ambani's de facto monopoly?

You SIGNED A DEAL with that monopoly in March 2025 to sell Starlink in India. You didn't have a problem with Ambani when he was your reseller.

You only discovered his monopoly when Jio announced its own satellites.

And let's talk about hypocrisy.

Tesla's biggest factory is in Shanghai. Starlink is banned in China. Have you ever called Xi Jinping a monopolist?

Called Chinese critics shills? Written a sarcastic letter to Prime Minister Xi?

No.

Because Beijing would shut your factory by Monday. India can't, so India gets the insults.

now the math your own fans keep posting starlink could add 100–200 million Indian homes. Starlink is approved for 600 Gbps over India. Split across 100 million homes, that's 6 kilobits per second each. Your revolution is slower than a 1998 dial-up modem. 🤡

If it's too expensive, no one will buy it.

Your own India website showed ₹8,600 a month. A Jio plan costs ₹349. Indians already ran the numbers.

Five days of meltdown. Crime against India. Prime Minister Ambani. collages. And now shills.

The richest man on earth, crying on his own app because a sovereign country wants a security check.

Sit down, elon. Finish the paperwork. India isn't a tesla shareholder you can bully on X.