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[Aravind @aravind]

Many international media in the last 7 days: "Massive protests in India", "Govt stalled", "India unsafe".

(To deter investors, tourists, and disillusion Indians to incite more.)

🇮🇳 India in the last 7 days:

July 21st - ONGC reaches a depth of 1 km into the earth for geothermal power. Inaugurates two such wells for 1MW of clean power in remote areas.
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July 22nd - Indian Navy commissioned INS Malvan, the second indigenously designed and built Anti-Submarine Warfare with over 80% made-in-India components.
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July 23rd - DRDO's Gas Turbine Research Establishment (GTRE), with Hyderabad-based Azad Engineering, delivered India’s first indigenous expendable turbojet engine in the 350 kg thrust class.
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July 24th - DRDO successfully conducted the maiden flight test of the indigenous Kusha Long Range Surface-to-Air Missile from Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Island, Odisha. It is called India's S-400. Big win by DRDO but under appreciated.
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July 25th - India got Sarnath (near Varanasi where Lord Buddha delivered his first sermon) inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List during the 48th World Heritage Committee session in Busan.
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July 26th - India in Commonwealth Games: Mirabai Chanu won gold in women's 48 kg.

Rishikanta Singh won silver in men's 60 kg (Games record in snatch).

Raja Muthupandi won silver in men's 65 kg. India’s early tally included 1 gold, 2 silver, and 1 bronze.

Previous day Para powerlifter Jhandu Kumar won bronze.
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July 27th (Coming day) - More commonwealth medals to come for India.

India's first hydrogen powered train (one of the few countries in the world) already saves 3200 liters of diesel in test runs.

High-powered task force on exam reforms constituted to make India’s examination system (especially NTA-conducted exams such as NEET, JEE Main, and CUET) more reliable, transparent, leak-proof, and technology-driven.

The government is set to introduce the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026 in Parliament (Lok Sabha). Tougher penalties, time bound investigations and sentencing, stronger mechanisms against paper leak.
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Everyday India and Indians are achieving some amazing things and taking the country forward.

Issues, protests (and accompanied anarchy) aren't everything that define India. Though they consume all news and media time. Don't get 'black pilled' too much by them.

The future is bright for India as long as the govt is stable and we do not let adversaries take advantage of internal issues.
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Indian Gen-Z are achieving great things already. The small number we see engaging in arson & violence hijacking peaceful protests by others, using filthy language, and having perverted thinking are just a small percentage.

They will grow out of it, and more won't become them, if India can take care of the perverse and mind corrupting content they get exposed to as kids and teenagers.

[SHAKSINGH @shaksingh]

Dear @narendramodi @PMOIndia @dpradhanbjp @JoshiPralhad 🙏

Just heard an interesting conversation near the lift lobby of my apartment.

A few girls were talking about the NEET protest. One of them said, "Look at the NEET protest by CJP. They got justice by forcing the Education Minister to resign." Another added, "The Education Minister doesn't even know how to write a resignation letter."

One of the girls recognised me and said, "Sorry, uncle. We didn't mean anything bad." Then she asked, "Uncle, what do you think?"

By then, the lift had arrived and we all got in.

I just told her, "Never believe the first piece of information you receive on any app. Verify it. Read more. Dig deeper. See who is saying it, what their background is, and what kind of language they themselves have used in public. After that, form your own opinion. The decision is yours."

My floor arrived, and I stepped out.

That conversation stayed with me.

We can criticise people we disagree with, and everyone has the right to question public figures. But what worries me more is how quickly misinformation and propaganda spread through social media. Many young people end up believing the first version of a story they see without checking if it is even true.

At that age, it is easy to believe that every movement is a revolution and that every resignation is the solution to a problem. Real life is much more complicated than that.

The bigger concern is that we are slowly losing our children to misinformation. They deserve facts, not manipulation.

So instead of ignoring them or shouting at them, let us talk to them. Encourage them to question, verify, and think for themselves.

That is our responsibility as parents, elders, teachers, and as a society.

[Lt Gen DP Pandey @LtGenDPPandey]

Data, online, control, leverage, mind shaping are all tools of Governments that can control corporates or corporates that control Governments.
Data is new oil means data is new leverage.
And India doesn't have any leverage.
If India restricts meta...it is attack on freedom.
Else Meta can attack freedom freely.
This is just the start.

[Aditya Jakki @adityajakki]

Few things Hindu RW needs to understand

- Be it farm protests, including Republic Day Red Fort violence, or recent student protests... It takes one bullet from govt and death of a farmer or student from those bullets, in no time you will see govt losing everything and done and dusted

- not because govt is wrong but because of izzat maxxxing emotional fools of India

- farmers for rural India and students for middle class India are sacrosanct doesn't matter if they are justified or not in their emotions

- MoSha understand this well and have consistently avoided repeat traps

- MoSha are ready to somewhat compromise on monopoly of state violence to meet their key civilisational and ideological objectives even if it has to lose face at times

- as long protestors are not going against core ideological and civilizational objectives like Article 370, CAA, govt is willing to compromise

- in fact, it was same for post 2021 Bengal loss when Mamata unleashed violence... Hindu RW put huge pressure on the Centre to impose emergency in the state but govt avoided the trap

[Tarun Raju @btarunr]

All your 200+ nuclear warheads...

Your ballistic missile submarines

Your arsenal of thousands of supersonic cruise missiles

Your beyond visual range air-to-air missiles

Your multi-layered missile shield

Your hundreds of thousands of drones

Your destroyers with surface-to-surface weapons

Your cutting-edge fighter jets

Your anti-satellite weaponry

Your deep infiltration into enemy states for clandestine action.

...are for naught...

If a foreign adversary can hack your own state

Co-opt your own system

Use your own Constitution

Your own numerous laws

Your own judicial officers

Your own bureaucrats

Your own people's representatives

...and most importantly...

Your own territory

Your own infrastructure

Your own businesses

Your own citizens

Your own children...

...and incapacitate your elected government.

[BhikuMhatre @MumbaichaDon]

"I know Modi. He has not taken a loss without reason. Opposition is celebrating success, but this person is very foresighted & calculated. Wait for his move in Parliament. It will stun you": Rakesh Dakait

YES! Reportedly, Modi Sarkar is coming with SOME Bill in 15 days & it's going to be BIGGER than Delimitation & FCRA 2.0!

JUST FASTEN UR SEAT BELTS!

[Dr. Deepessh Divaakaran (Dr. DD) @md_deepesh]

Thank You Cockroaches. One more damage done to India. And almost nobody is talking about it.

The protest may be over.
The tents may be gone.
But the photographs have already travelled abroad.

Violence.
Vandalism.
Chaos.

India was building trade relationships from a position of strength.

Free trade agreements were moving.
Strategic partnerships were deepening.
Global confidence was rising.

Now, every image of street disorder becomes ammunition.

A foreign headline.
A diplomatic question.
A hesitation across the negotiating table.

The Ministry of External Affairs must now spend months repairing what these Goons damaged in days.

More explanations.
More reassurance.
More diplomatic effort.

India will still move forward.

But when miscreants are allowed to vandalise the country in the name of protest, progress becomes more difficult.

And the bill is not paid by these Cockroaches.

It is paid by India.

[pankajvs22 @pankajvs22]

Hi @AadiAchint I am so thrilled to see you on @republic tv today that I feel as if my own family member has come on TV. Congratulations, Adi for your maiden appearance on @republic! I watch your videos with rapt attention every single day!

[Amit Kumar Sindhi @AMIT_GUJJU]

Delhi Police has been announcing since 6 PM that everyone should return home peacefully.

But the CJP protesters who have nothing else to do still refuse to leave Jantar Mantar.

They've become so used to getting free food that they simply don't want to leave anymore.

[Abhijit Iyer-Mitra @Iyervval]

Government has agreed not to prosecute and withdraw pending cases. So why complain. Start doing this if you want anything from this government.

[Amit Kumar Sindhi @AMIT_GUJJU]

The biggest proof that the CJP protest was always leaderless is this:

Even after the CJP leaders asked everyone to leave, protesters are still pelting stones and bottles at the police at Jantar Mantar.

Now that the free food has stopped, they seem to have completely lost control.

[Renuka Jain @RenukaJain6]

Respected @narendramodi Sir. Those rejoicing resignation of Mr Pradhan may feel they have won the war. But we all are with you to win the battle against gutter cockroaches who are using students to get their political ambitions. Happy for the students who protested peacefully and their voice being heard.

Do not spare anyone who has attacked police forces and insulted our Army.

[Amit Kumar Sindhi @AMIT_GUJJU]

CRPF personnel has completely exposed the entire CJP protest.

He is currently deployed at Jantar Mantar, and every single word he said is absolutely accurate and powerful.

I was deeply moved by what he said, and I believe every Indian should listen to him and understand his message.

[Babu Bhaiya @Shahrcasm]

So now Dharmendra Pradhan has resigned, NTA people fired, Fast Track court setup for paper leak issues and Bill about same to be tabled in Lok sabha on Moday + Wangchuk ending hunger strike as well.

So if they still protest or continue the protest understand their agenda was something else...

[Courageous @CourageousRo]

This is what happens when you ditch your most loyal people, Mr. Dharmendra Pradhan.

The General Category people were the most supportive and loyal people of the government against whom you brought the UGC act

You thought SC/ST people will become your own and support you, but look what condition you are in today without the support of GC. Hahahah So deserving.

[Sridhar Vembu @svembu]

Shri Dharmendra Pradhan is one of the finest public servants I know. He cares deeply about the youth of this nation, and particularly about rural students. We have had many discussions on how to better skill our rural youth.

I am sad to see him resign. He has put the nation above self, and my respect for him is even greater now.

Thank you for your service Pradhan-ji, please keep fighting the good fight 🙏

[Varun Kumar Rana @VarunKrRana]

Dharmendra Pradhan has resigned from his post, fulfilling the core demand of the protesters. In his resignation statement, the Minister clearly stated that he is stepping down to ensure anti-national forces do not exploit the situation.

If Jantar Mantar is not completely vacated now, it confirms that his resignation was never the real issue for them. Regime change is their true agenda. Law enforcement agencies must act forcefully against anyone attempting to prolong this artificial anarchy. Enough is enough.

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Never been a fan of Dharmendra Pradhan, especially after the UGC regulations mess under his watch.

Regarding the NEET, I repeatedly posted that he should've resigned back then only. Taking accountability at that moment would have actually carried moral weight.

Resigning now, however, is a major L. His own resignation letter doesn't state that he is stepping down due to a failure of responsibility; instead, it claims he is resigning so that "anti-national forces don't take advantage of the situation." What is that if not a confession of helplessness in the face of chaos?

If the narrative is that he stepped down to prevent opportunistic elements from exploiting the protests, what does that say about the govt? What is the point of being in power for years if anarchists still hijack and dictate terms to you on national issues?

The right approach even now would have been to keep crack down on opportunists, while simultaneously inviting "only the actual students" to a live telecasted open forum in a major auditorium, acknowledge responsibility directly, announce a resignation, and reassure them that the new leadership will fix the system.

Bowing down to pressure only encourages lawlessness. Sure, you might buy a brief breathing room as this protest winds down, but you’ve given agitators another taste of success. They will be back, stronger next time. Hope you’re prepared.

[The Hawk Eye @thehawkeyex]

DHARMENDRA PRADHAN RESIGNED.

What it means -

- symbolic win for CJP and Sonam Wangchuk
- the theory and narrative of "dictatorship" govt — fails
- Addressed by PM to the youth, followed by Pradhan's resignation technically ends the protest; the pressure from govt also released
- the anti-social elements, watsed interest, international lobbies, and all DS funded elements effectively neutralised albeit at the cost of coming back.
- govt and agencies must have sensed massive trouble including that of civil-war type situation or advancement of regim change operation
- Stepping back is not a defeat for government but will be shown as concern for youth and "we heard you" sentiments.
- The emotions against Pradhan were anyway not the best (remember the UGC guidelines backlash), this eventually have had happened.

[Sanatani Thakur 🇮🇳 @SanggitaT]

The reasons I believe are behind the move to remove Dharmendra Pradhan are: 🤔
Implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP).

Reducing the glorification of the Mughals in textbooks.

Introducing the Ramayana and the Bhagavad Gita into the curriculum.

Including great historical figures such as Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and Maharana Pratap in school textbooks.

Incorporating topics like the Surgical Strikes, Operation Sindoor, and the valor of Indian soldiers into the curriculum.

Overall, I feel that promoting Sanatan culture has become unacceptable to the opposition and certain foreign interests. 🤔
#WeStandWithDharmendraPradhan