Namasivayam R T

A mechanical engineer,more than 50 years in marketing.Has two daughters,one son,four grand sons and three grand daughter.Retired.engaged in social activities.

[Namasivayam R T @namo1938]

@mahrukh2872 No remote for tv

[Namasivayam R T @namo1938]

@GovindarajanV10 Great ladies

[Govindarajan.V @GovindarajanV10]

Great to know such outstanding women of Bharat

👍👏🙏

[Namasivayam R T @namo1938]

With foreign funds flowing anything can happen . GOI must be vigilant

[Govindarajan.V @GovindarajanV10]

Most people including me believed that the regime change that happened in Bangladesh & Nepal won’t happen in India, because we are a huge & widespread Nation.

But that belief is shattered as anarchists “got” what they wanted.

This reminds me of two dates in our Nation’s history.

21st April 1991

12th May 1991

On these two dates the LTTE suicide bombers had a dry run in Chennai plotting & checking whether their plans to assassinate our Raji Gandhi was doable or not.

These two dry runs gave them full confidence & they eventually accomplished their assigned task on the 21st May 1991 that shocked our Nation. We lost our beloved PM.

What happened now in Delhi is a dry run for whichever forces behind these anarchists.

An organisation with NO address or office in the physical World but existing only in the virtual World & a bunch of guys who allowed probably as per the plot the goons to take over & execute the plan of violence etc. could get a Minister axed not through elections or Parliament but through violence.

Yogendra Yadav was mocked by many including me when he said “decisions will NOT be taken in Parliament but in the streets”.

He got his first success of his life😳

All opposition parties who rejoice & clap hands now must note that they are unlikely to escape this menace.

They sided with these anarchists because they could NOT win electorally. So anarchy is the best to achieve their objectives.

They must recollect what Hillary Clinton told to the Pakistanis.

I quote

“You can keep snakes in your backyard & expect them to bite only your neighbours.

Eventually those snakes are going to turn on whoever has them in their backyard”.

I unquote

She was proved right.

In summary,

Time for all political parties to learn from this dry run that what happened now can happen in a larger scale in the coming months.

Aiding these forces for a short term political gain will hit all parties one day or the other. No one will escape.

The forces behind are here to destabilise our Nation. Which party is in power is immaterial.

Time to end this menace.

Use / spray “HIT”, extensively to eliminate cockroaches. They are NOT required at our home. No one keeps them as pets.

A worried Indian citizen.

I pray to God to protect our Nation from the evil forces.

Jai Hind 🙏🙏🙏

[Namasivayam R T @namo1938]

@GovindarajanV10 Most of the engineers from ISRO went to this private firm and launched Vikram 1. It is enterprising. But some feel they should not have done this. Such things happen in Private firms and no one talks about this . But if it happens in a Semi Govt undertaking the opinion differs.

[Namasivayam R T @namo1938]

It is our honour that Tech Mahindra got 20th rank by Time magazine as Top 20 world’s most sustainable companies

[Namasivayam R T @namo1938]

@ambtstirumurti @VGokhale59 @CIC_Chennai @DeccancentreIR @the_hindu I enjoyed the conversation

[Lewis Junior @Lewis_Juniorr]

This guy is amazing 💪

[Sridhar Vembu @svembu]

As of 2026, Tamil Nadu is the only state in India that does not have any Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas (JNVs). As the name indicates, this policy was formulated when Congress was in power and the BJP has continued it.

It is generally a bad idea for one state to keep resisting policies every other state, including non-BJP states, accept.

DMK pursued that arrogant policy and lost.

Given that the Congress is in the ruling alliance in Tamil Nadu, I hope they push for Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya schools in the interest of our Tamil Nadu students.

Accepting Jawahar Navodaya Schools would not lose a single vote and in fact may win many votes from grateful parents. Pragmatism in such matters is politically wise.

[DD News @DDNewslive]

#DDExclusive | Prime Minister @narendramodi will hold talks with Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten on Saturday, with both sides expected to upgrade the relationship to a strategic partnership.

India–Netherlands ties are set to deepen as the talks focus on trade, technology, and strategic cooperation.

Key areas include water management, green hydrogen, semiconductors, agriculture, and healthcare, along with boosting bilateral trade and investment.

With a shared history and growing economic potential, both nations aim to further strengthen their partnership.

#IndiaNetherlands

[KishoreIyer @KishoreIyer5]

The most irritating part of attending any wedding is it is filled with lonely oldies boasting to ppl, "my son is in California working for Apple" , "my son is in San Francisco.." and going back to empty homes to facetime their grand kids who can't speak their native language!

[Namasivayam R T @namo1938]

What proof you have that it was rigged

[Sagarika Ghose @sagarikaghose]

"I haven't lost and I won't resign:" @MamataOfficial . The single sentence that will stand in history as the sharpest and most pointed INDICTMENT of the way the @BJP4India -@ECISVEEP BRAZENLY RIGGED the Bengal Election of 2026.

[Namasivayam R T @namo1938]

@ambtstirumurti @IndEmbMoscow @Ruschennai @RusEmbIndia congrats

[Namasivayam R T @namo1938]

@ambtstirumurti @SunRisers @BCCI @SunrisersEC @sunrisersleeds It is fascinating to hear how IPL grew in India and a lot of potential for more teams

[Amb T S Tirumurti @ambtstirumurti]

.@SunRisers Must see podcast - the Sunrisers’ fascinating cricketing journey from Chennai to Hyderabad to Yorkshire via Cape Town …. @BCCI @SunrisersEC @sunrisersleeds

[Namasivayam R T @namo1938]

@GovindarajanV10 @sardesairajdeep @JhaSanjay @sumanthraman @INCIndia @Pawankhera @kharge @SupriyaShrinate @tehseenp @RahulGandhi Well said. But we have to accept that bullying by USA is a regular feature

[Namasivayam R T @namo1938]

@realTrumpHQ1 Very happy to hear the news

[Namasivayam R T @namo1938]

@PTI_News I have one friend of 97 years in Chennai driving scooter even now

[KV Iyyer - BHARAT 🇮🇳🇮🇱 @BanCheneProduct]

Garima Yadav, a girl from Haryana, is certainly very graceful and beautiful! One day, she casually participated in a beauty pageant, won it, and then it became her routine. After that, she participated in every beauty contest and won every competition.

Now, she got a chance to participate in an international beauty pageant in Italy...

And...

At the same time, the CDS (Combined Defence Services) exam was scheduled.

Garima cleared the exam in her very first attempt... now she had to go to the Indian Army Officer Training Academy (OTA) in Chennai for further training...

Now she was caught in a dilemma...

On one side, the international beauty pageant, modeling career, and the possibility of opportunities in Bollywood...

And

On the other side, the dream of working as an officer in the Indian Army, which she had cherished since childhood...!!!

She thought all night... her parents handed over the decision to her... they assured her that they would firmly stand behind any decision she makes.

Garima was even more confused. She kept thinking all night...

In the morning, with determination, she told her mother her decision...

Now, instead of going to Italy, she was going to Chennai to complete her Indian Army training...

Recently, she completed her training and is now serving as a Lieutenant in the Indian Army...

We are proud of you, Garima...! 🇮🇳🇮🇳

Salute to this patriotic daughter of India!

Namostute!

[KV Iyyer - BHARAT 🇮🇳🇮🇱 @BanCheneProduct]

This man has been walking across the world for the past 27 years—and he is now just about to reach home.

Karl Busby, a British paratrooper, made a promise in 1998: he would walk from the southernmost tip of South America to the UK—without taking any flights or vehicles, relying solely on his own two feet.

He began his journey in Chile, traversing mountains, deserts, and cities, eventually reaching Colombia. But the real challenge began there: the Darien Gap, a 100 km dense jungle with no roads, only swamps, dangerous animals, and smugglers. Karl managed to cross it.

He then walked through Central America, Mexico, and the entire USA, reaching Alaska, where his second greatest challenge awaited: the frozen Bering Strait, which took him 14 days to cross. At one point, strong currents carried him 80 km away, but he persevered.

After reaching Russia, he was arrested and barred from returning, which put his journey on hold for years. In 2008, during the global financial crisis, his sponsors withdrew support, but Karl did not give up.

He continued walking across Central Asia, and his final major obstacle was the Caspian Sea. With only two options—Russia, where he was banned, or Iran, where getting a visa was nearly impossible—he did the unthinkable: he swam across the 300 km Caspian Sea in 31 days, becoming the first person in history to do so.

From Azerbaijan, he walked to Turkey, finally stepping onto European soil. After 27 years, 43,000 km, and 25 countries, Karl is now just one step away from his final destination—his home.