Parmeet Singh

[Shilpi Pandey @ShilpiPandey2]

Big relief for NRIs and OCIs!

#SEBI has eased #KYC norms, allowing #NRIs, OCIs and foreign nationals in FATF-compliant countries to complete digital KYC from overseas without being physically present in India.

The new rules will come into effect from December 3, 2026.
#NSE #SEBI #FPI @SEBI_updates

[Parmeet Singh @parmeet13]

@iAsura_ In India, Mayors are ceremonial while appointed bureaucrats hold the real power.

It’s time to reform this. Give executive power and a fixed 5-year term to our elected Mayors.

Empower local leaders, fix direct accountability, and watch Indian cities transform like magic.

[Col Sanjay Pande @ColSanjayPande]

Armed Forces ‘COVER’ is the BIGGEST REFUGE FOR INCOMPETENT.

Bloody shameless bureaucracy, leadership of CBSE, Minister - all must be SACKED as a precondition to using Armed Forces.

[Gyan Jara Hatke @GyanJaraHatke]

He is absolutely right.
We are not behind.
We are far, far behind 😁😅🤣😂

[Indigenous🇮🇳 @captsinghjs]

If Military is Solution to Majority of Problems, then why have Bureaucracy and spend millions on their salaries.

Ref : NEET Re Examination 2026

[Nithin Kamath @Nithin0dha]

2026 is turning out to be a case of when it rains, it pours.

Every few years, the Pacific Ocean warms up abnormally, and that phenomenon is called El Niño. When it happens, India's monsoon weakens. This year, it looks like a super El Niño is developing, and the IMD is already forecasting rainfall 6% below normal for 2026.

It may not sound like much, but remember, 70% of India's annual rainfall comes from the monsoon, and 60% of farmers depend entirely on it. If history is any guide, we may have a terrible year ahead. In 60% of El Niño years since 1951, India has seen below-average rain. In 2009, rainfall fell to just 78% of normal, the worst in 37 years.

A weak monsoon means weaker harvests, and weaker harvests mean higher food prices and higher inflation. Food is one of the biggest expenses in a household budget. This is now layering on top of the unholy mess created by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

Trump's war with Iran has effectively shut a channel that carries 20% of the world's oil and 20% of its LNG. India imports 80 to 90% of its oil and 40 to 50% of its gas, and we are already seeing steady price hikes and WFH advisories going out around the world. The Indian crude basket averaged $114 in April and is at $106 in May — still far above comfortable levels, and this crisis may drag on for longer.

When food and energy prices rise together, the RBI cannot stay quiet. Beyond a point, it will have to start hiking rates, and that is when a bad situation starts to feel like a crisis.

It's still May😬

[Parmeet Singh @parmeet13]

@Hicoonal @iAsura_ reliance can easily refine.

[Navroop Singh @TheNavroopSingh]

Here is the calculated cost of Venezuelan crude; we will buying this tar filled heavy crude with most expensive landing cost !

Iranian crude is better & near to us but we wont due to American sanctions. While the Chinese continue to import despite sanctions and US is allowing its ships to pass Hormuz as well !

If truth be told we dont have the leverage the Chinese have over American sanctions !

[Āsurā @iAsura_]

Now, if you think US colony - Venezuelan discounted crude is still cheaper because of cheaper landing price, you need to understand that India pays in USD for Venezuelan crude. Iran in local currency...even barter option is available.

We just need a Oligarch free GoI.

[Āsurā @iAsura_]

Iran to India is 1,470 to 1,650 nautical miles.

Venezuela to India 8,058 nautical miles.

Studies cited by SBI Research estimate Venezuelan shipping distances are roughly five times those from the Middle East, increasing landed transport costs.

Dhandos screwing India.

[Sukhvinder Singh @Sukhvin47324513]

🙏🌹 SATNAM SRI WAHEGURU JI 🌹🙏

[Desi Corey @Ramjango_1762]

He is Dilpreet Singh from Sangrur, Panjab.He is known for transitioning from traditional wheat-paddy farming to cultivating various types of millets, such as ragi and kodo.He exports his millet products internationally to countries like Australia and Canada.

[Kreately.in @KreatelyMedia]

"We will die fighting, but we will never let Bangladeshi Muslims settle in Arunachal Pradesh."

- Tribals of Arunachal Pradesh

[Āsurā @iAsura_]

Don't like the Government???

Vote them out.

Wanna hit the streets for chaos? Government deserves all legal, constitutional and moral rights to boot you out.

Go home.

[Navroop Singh @TheNavroopSingh]

This cannot be organic ! This has got foreign sponsorship from America !

[Shubham Mishra @ildivino_42]

India trains the engineer.

America files the patents.
Gurtej Sandhu was raised in Amritsar and trained at IIT Delhi.

He now holds 1,299 US patents at Micron, Edison topped out at 1,093.

Sandhu is the 7th most prolific inventor in American history.

His titanium nitride deposition work is why every DRAM cell in your phone and every GPU training a foundation model actually holds charge.

Micron, Samsung, and SK Hynix own 95% of global DRAM.

None of them are Indian.

We export the inventor.

We import the chip.

[RAGAFOR333 @yhnsesidhalo]

@iAsura_ Due Data centre full news missed the point, due to excessive data centers in texas cause poor water quality...

[Āsurā @iAsura_]

China has moved far ahead in medical tourism. And corporatisation of Indian healthcare via Western investment & healthcare giants pushing treatment cost sky high here...