deepak sharma

[deepak sharma @onlydeepaks]

@LavanyaBallal @chetana_cg Good Morning from Jharkhand.....

[Prashanth Kumar @Prashantgv]

@anusharavi10 @PriyankKharge @RSSorg Very good
In similar lines please send notice to Churches & Mosques as of now only Hindu temples are being managed by the Government, why should the Government control Hindu temples why not Churches & Mosques?As you say all citizens have equal rights it should be the same for all

[Abhishek @abhiwaves]

@AaladaMara He himself went to Mumbai for work...
For the same reason, if you are actor you have to go to Mumbai for better opportunity...
Same way if someone is IT engineer he has to come to Bengaluru...

[deepak sharma @onlydeepaks]

@AaladaMara Yes, We Should Stop All Modes Of Transport 2 Wheeler/4Wheeler/Bus/Train/Aeroplane etc Outside Karnataka Including TN-MH-AP-KL or any Part of Country
ಹೌದಲ್ಲವ ಅಣ್ಣ.....

[deepak sharma @onlydeepaks]

@AaladaMara Ok

[deepak sharma @onlydeepaks]

@AaladaMara ಉರ್ದು....???

[Sameer Nigam @_sameernigam]

@ZiaNomaniblr Karnataka <> only Kannada speaking people. Get it?

I can work wherever I want in India. I can learn any language that I want to. The constitution of India gives me these rights. IT'S MY CHOICE. Get the hue and cry.

[Preetam Rao @Preetam_M_Rao]

Cong within a year of power in Karnataka has

Destroyed state's finances
Law & order gone for a toss
Infra stalled
Investments down
More Scams

BJP-JDS will be back in 2028, fix a lot of Congress's mess & ppl will then vote for Cong in 2033 cuz

Nandini
Kannada
Jai Fake news

[deepak sharma @onlydeepaks]

@LavanyaBallal

[Kiran Kumar S @KiranKS]

There's a lot of debate on Karnataka, Bengaluru, Kannadiga, quota etc.

Trust me. Nothing will change.

Whenever politicians are cornered due to scam news, they divert attention to "bhavanatmaka" matters like language.

It is temporary. I am old enough to remember such things 🙂

[Kiran Kumar S @KiranKS]

Do you know why Bengaluru is a remarkably successful city? Let me tell you from my understanding as a Kannadiga, born and brought up in Bengaluru.

First of all.. definitely NOT because of politicians. Karnataka's politics is mediocre and you can hardly remember any stellar leader in 75 years. Maybe 2-3 good leaders. Bengaluru grew IN SPITE of politicians and not because of them. Ask anyone when was the last time the city had a competent Mayor or Chief Minister. So the business ecosystem is immune to politics, beyond some occasional controversy news headlines.

Bengaluru is successful because it was built by Kempe Gowda five centuries ago with a diverse and cosmopolitan vision. Even five centuries ago, the city had "petes" for different language and caste groups. Cosmopolitan nature is in its DNA. It has and will continue to attract talent from across India.

Bengaluru is successful because of abundant availability of skills. Bengaluru district has the HIGHEST number of colleges in India! Add to it the hundreds of institutes and research facilities. Where there is skilled manpower, there will be investment from across the world. A brand name is created. You name the industry, and there is talent available. Especially for ambitious startups, no better place than Koramangala and nearby areas. In many investment houses at a global scale, the Indian technology sector means Brand Bangalore! That's where discussions start.

Bengaluru is successful because of the amazing weather. Human beings LOVE pleasant weather. Even after all the traffic, crowding, water woes and other factors, no city in India can come even close to the year-round average temperature in the upper 20s. 12-38'C temperature range for the entire year is as ideal as you can find among any major cities in the world. Still has some attractive greenery. Low humidity. No cyclone wind or heat stroke dangers. Most earthquake-safe city too.

Bengaluru is successful because it is a magnet for incoming talent. In spite of all negative news, you will be surprised that more than 90% of the people who migrate to Bengaluru, NEVER leave! Thousands migrate inwards each week, especially young people. Friendly people (ignore some social media cribbing), abundant job opportunities, great entrepreneurial ecosystem, and relatively safe city. The temples, food, pubs, sports.. There is something for everyone. And let me not even get started with the geography advantage of beaches in three directions with a night drive, hundreds of waterfalls, mountain peaks and other nature options.

Bengaluru is successful because it has a very COMPLEMENTARY group of industries. On one side there is a long list of public sector industries. On the other side, thousands of private sector industries, especially the IT and BT sectors, including hundreds from the Fortune 500 list. Add to it, a conglomerate of healthcare, defence, manufacturing and space sectors. They all complement each other when it comes to the talent and innovation ecosystem. Where there is innovation, everything else is "adjusted" by people. There is a job for a 7th standard fail, and also for a double PhD. The variety of opportunities across sectors is unbeatable.

Yes. I live in Bengaluru. I know ALL the infrastructure shortcomings. I know all the political and activism ramblings. But what I have observed over the decades is that, the positives, brand and opportunities far outweigh the negatives and shortcomings.

So in the foreseeable future, there is NO stopping of Bengaluru. Yes some neighbours keep trying. Some locals keep fuelling. Some media will keep painting doomsday. But the immense kinetic energy that the city has, will keep propelling itself forward and also India's GDP.

Peace ✌️

[Mohandas Pai @TVMohandasPai]

This bill should be junked. It is discriminatory, regressive and against the constitution @Jairam_Ramesh is govt to certify who we are? This is a fascist bill as in Animal Farm, unbelievable that @INCIndia can come up with a bill like this- a govt officer will sit on recruitment committees of private sector? People have to take a language test?

[deepak sharma @onlydeepaks]

@LavanyaBallal Ok.....

[deepak sharma @onlydeepaks]

@ggganeshh @ke_nuu No...Felt Bored...Same Style Same Name ...Atleast Change

[deepak sharma @onlydeepaks]

@yoganarasimha19 Ok.....

[OpIndia.com @OpIndia_com]

Every third government employee in Kerala govt is either Muslim or Christian, state only employs 26 Yadavs, 28 Kshatriyas, 27 Jains, reveals data

https://t.co/4q3ZpovZpw

[Shubham Sharma @Shubham_fd]

Brahmin boy is beaten brutaIIy by the DaIits for not allowing them to cut the trees of Mangoes and Sheesham. He was also tied to a tree and then beaten with a stick and abused for his caste. Later, they threatened him with the SC-ST Act and demanded money from him. This is what happening in the villages of Uttar Pradesh. No media will show you these cases. An incident from Sonbhadra.

[deepak sharma @onlydeepaks]

@LavanyaBallal @annamalai_k Did you Raised this Issue....???

[STAR Boy TARUN @Starboy2079]

"If there were no Brahmins, We would have converted all Hindus into Christianity"

"It was due to resistance of Brahmins, We failed in India"

"In my entire life time I could covert only one Brahmin"

"Without destroying Brahmins We can't win Hindus"

- St Francis Xavier letters to Rome

The Vatican is behind systematic hate campaigning against Brahmins. Jesuits control entire media