Paromita Banerjee

Proud Indian following my dad's advice every day, "Simple Living & High thinking"

[Paromita Banerjee @parorocks]

Don’t sit back, take action now
What can we do as citizens of India both inside and overseas?
We’re in the midst of fifth-generation warfare (5GW), a conflict that, per Google, transcends traditional tactics, using non-kinetic methods like misinformation, social engineering, cyberattacks, and AI to manipulate perceptions and behavior. As an overseas Indian, I see it as a silent battle for our minds—an enemy strategy to divide and destabilize without a single shot. But as ordinary yet powerful citizens, whether in India or abroad, we can fight back. Here’s my heartfelt attempt to share the top actions we can take right now!

Get in shape, grow stronger, and build resilience—both physical and mental. We can’t leave every battle to the army or government, especially when war changes the rules. As citizens, we must sincerely do our part. Swap junk food, endless scrolling, and couch time for health—start small with 10 jumping jacks or a 10-minute neighborhood walk. Join a gym, lift weights, learn ancient indian martial arts and stand tall. If you live abroad, take lessons in any form of martial arts. Living overseas for years, I’ve seen how we Indians often appear meek, submissive. Let’s change that, my fellow countrymen. Let’s make physical fitness a non-negotiable part of our everyday lives. Let’s look like we can protect ourselves, our families, and fight back if the enemy dares to strike

It’s time to face and defeat the enemy within—decades of lax policies have allowed illegal Pakistani and Bangladeshi immigrants to create mini Pakistans and Bangladeshs across our homeland. Since the April 22nd attack, these breeding grounds for jihad have become ticking time bombs, especially after Operation Sindoor exposed terror networks like LeT and Jaish, ready to activate sleeper cells for devastating attacks in our cities. As an overseas Indian, my heart aches with urgency: we must act. Call your MPs, report these hideouts to local police, and demand the deportation of all illegals back to Pakistan and Bangladesh. We need stricter laws—no citizenship or visas for those tied to enemy nations. This isn’t about politics; it’s about challenging our government to fix this glaring lapse and protect our India

An ambassador for our nation - When India is attacked, let’s unite and stand unwaveringly with our government and army. In this social media age, we have a crucial role—ditch the insecurities and the desperate need for Western validation that makes us look like clowns. I’ve lived 7 years in the US, 4 in Canada, and now 7 in the Netherlands, surrounded by diverse friends, but I’ve never sought Western approval. I stay true to my roots, always. My European colleagues, especially Ukrainians, inspire me—they’re fiercely proud of their identity, united behind their government and army, even when they disagree with their leaders. We shape narratives through our voices, not just the government’s. When my EU colleagues ask about Operation Sindoor, I share India’s stance, not CNN or Al Jazeera’s take to seem “cool.” Forget inclusion—say Jai Hind with pride! This is what strength looks like, and as active Indian ambassadors, we must stand as one to show the world India’s true spirit

We hold immense power in where we spend our money—let’s use it wisely. Living in Amsterdam, I’ve stopped spending a cent at Turkish restaurants or on baklava, my favorite sweet, after Turkey’s shameless support for Pakistan. I avoid “Made in Turkey” or Bangladesh products while shopping, and though “Made in China” is tough to dodge, I now buy clothes mostly from India. Yes, I left Pakistan out because besides “Terrorists” they have no exports! Zero tourism to Turkey, Azerbaijan, or any nation openly backing Pakistan—Turkey’s audacity, despite our aid after their 2023 earthquakes, comes from knowing we Indians foolishly keep funding them indirectly. They laugh at us, but it’s time to choke their economies, which thrive on tourism. Hit them hard—choose Greece instead, where you’ll be genuinely loved and safe. Meanwhile, our government must show spine: condemn Turkey and Azerbaijan, ban flights, limit trade, and act decisively. In times like these, we must flex our financial and political power together.

I know our 9-5 jobs keep us busy, but like 95% of us, I’m frustrated and itching to do something for our country. We may feel helpless, but we’re not—let’s use our free time to learn about geopolitics, history, and economics. Knowledge is power. Understanding why the US and China meddle in India-Pak tensions goes beyond CNN articles or X posts; it starts with an open mind. Don’t cling to biases—dig deep into India’s true story, not the indoctrination we grew up with, glorifying Mughals or crediting the British for all our progress. Decolonize your mind, embrace your roots. For me, reading and listening to voices such as Anand Ranganathan, J Sai Deepak, and Dr. Vikram Sampath, Indian podcasters such as Arhiant on Vaad, Rajashri Nandy and Prachayam, opened my eyes to diverse perspectives from spiritual, civil, and army voices. Share who inspires you—I’d love to know! My point is simple: educate yourself about India’s great culture, ethos, and history. This battle isn’t just on the ground—it’s psychological. We must be the voices of modern India, not leaving it all to the Prime Minister and his team. Never stop learning

Finally, let’s shed complacency, procrastination, and laziness—rise from our slumber and contribute in every way we can. Unlike Pakistan, our strength is our vast diversity and talent; we’re hardworking, always learning, and we’ve made India the world’s 4th largest economy. But the drive to be the best must never stop, especially in this war. Start now: ditch that fast food order and cook a healthy meal at home. Skip the 3-hour OTT binge and go for that jog in the park you’ve been postponing. Swap the Bollywood dramas for a Vaad podcast episode. For me, the wake-up call was writing my first Substack article—trading Netflix hours on a sunny Amsterdam afternoon for something I’d longed to do for months. I feel elated!
Let’s act, my fellow countrymen—Jai Hind!
Substack link https://t.co/P8EJ50f0gq
#operation_sindoor #IndianArmy #IndiaPakistanWar2025

[Michael Shellenberger @shellenberger]

For decades, climate scientists said climate change was apocalyptic. It never was, as new UN scenarios prove. Scientists knew this and pushed a falsified scenario anyway. Now exposed, the scientists are falsely claiming that it was their policies that averted catastrophe.

[Kiren Rijiju @KirenRijiju]

Some Indian Politicians need to hear this. He is Jensen Huang, President and CEO of NVIDIA. He says, “India is one of the world’s leading IT industries, and this is the beginning of a new IT platform. I had the benefit of seeing Modi ji a decade ago talking about AI. I’m really anxious and very excited to see local companies and startups in India starting to take advantage of this technology, contribute to it, and build a local AI economy.”

[Michael Shellenberger @shellenberger]

You guys are pathetic. They had plenty of USAID and UN money but spent it on “nature-based solutions” and “gender inclusion” workshops rather than sensors and sirens.

CNN is Pravda for woke malthusians

https://t.co/wLSrBOlfaZ

[Michael Shellenberger @shellenberger]

Now that satellite images prove that failing bedrock, not a glacier, caused the flooding in Nepal, journalists are blaming melting permafrost. But there’s no evidence for that, either. In truth, scientists and journalists have been lying for decades about climate change and ice.

[Michael Shellenberger @shellenberger]

You miserable grifters. It was a landslide. There is zero evidence climate change played any role whatsoever. And Nepal could have used the billions USAID & the UN gave it to install cheap sensors and sirens but held “gender inclusion” workshops instead.

https://t.co/wEKFdxFSan

[Aravind @aravind]

This middle class madam you see here pulling her own luggage, always dressed humbly, with a no-nonsense attitude?

She needs a big applause for what India has pulled with a 7.8% growth during one of the toughest global economic climate year.

She has delivered consistent growth for India, maneuvering India through multiple crises, while keeping inflation low and reducing deficit.

She just doesn't get enough credit for what she has done. In fact, she gets hate and mockery mostly. I think just because she's a woman.

> She has cleared 10 lakh crore NPA from banks
> Delivered 7.6%+ avg GDP growth for past six years (after Covid, Ukraine war, Gulf war and trade war with USA)
> And cut income tax up to 13 lakhs and indirect tax to 9% at its lowest
> Done so many things for India better than all those Oxford, Cambridge economists before

But most people are being constantly blackpilled about the economy by foreign adversarial and political propaganda.

They keep parroting "high tax" "high inflation" as if everything was lower before. But the truth is, they were much higher and she has brought all down (taxes, deficit, NPAs, and inflation) while keeping growth good.

Even under this post we will find people complaining because that's how powerful the propaganda is. It is easy to blackpill and make people feel miserable when actually things are better now than before in so many ways.

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

7.8% growth.

Strong numbers.

Even stronger confidence.

[Kiren Rijiju @KirenRijiju]

We never mocked when other people & nations suffered due to devastating earthquake, deadly floods & catastrophic natural disasters.
Be Human, Respect Others, Love All

[Aravind @aravind]

Left: I have seen Nepali army and their rescue teams. They are doing top notch professional job with limited resources. Real brave rescue that's saving more lives.

Right: Then we have the superpower show-off teams. Shouting into the compacted mud to hear back from crushed, breathless people? They will now create a new logic for why they do this and spread it successfully too.

[India First Post @ifpost47]

A German motorcycle traveller has a message for India: “I've never felt so free in any country. India is probably my favourite so far.” 🇮🇳

After travelling across multiple countries, he says India is the place he has loved the most and with a 5-year visa, he plans to keep coming back whenever he gets the opportunity.

Some experiences simply destroy the stereotypes. Come to India, see it for yourself. 🇮🇳❤️

[Dr. Brahma Chellaney @Chellaney]

The flood tragedy in Nepal and Tibet ought to focus global attention on the super-dam China is building in another section of the Himalayas, despite its own scientists in June warning of serious geological hazards at the construction site. Shrouded in secrecy, the unparalleled dam is rising within the Himalayan seismic belt, one of Earth’s most earthquake-prone regions. The dam's gigantic reservoir could itself induce earthquakes by intensifying geological stresses. My column: https://t.co/tg3FwaRf6j

[Republic @republic]

#ChinaMustAnswer | “You are using Tibet like a laboratory; why does one region have 10 dams?”: Major Samar Pal Toor (@MajorSammerToor)(@samartoor3086), Defence Expert.

Watch #DebateWithArnab now, on-air, and online. Tune in and fire in your comments: https://t.co/tZgOcXxRbT

#NepalFloods #BharatWithNepal #NepalDisaster #ChinaNepalBorder #ChinaMadeDisaster #HimalayanDisaster #ChinaWarning #TibetFloods #BarrierLake #GlacierCollapse #NepalFloodUpdate #NepalChinaNews #ArnabGoswami #RepublicWorld

[Rattan Dhillon @ShivrattanDhil1]

Someone I know who gave up Indian citizenship and became a U.S. citizen is currently missing in the Nepal floods.

Despite repeated attempts, there has been been no response from the U.S. Embassy regarding their case.

While Indian authorities are actively involved in rescue efforts One thing I’ve always believed is that India stands by its people in times of crisis, and that’s something to be proud of. 🇮🇳👍🏻 #India #Nepalfloods

[Shehzad Jai Hind @Shehzad_Ind]

#JusticeForMuskan

why the silence of the liberal Lambs

Watch https://t.co/qaHgVQCMd0

[Ananda Nepali @anandanepali99]

If you’re from India and have access to any of the cargo drones mentioned below and you’re a trained, experienced drone pilot who can help with relief operations in Nepal, please DM me. We urgently need your help.

Many villages in Nepal are currently cut off because of floods, damaged roads and destroyed bridges, while helicopter access is limited.

Cargo drones could help deliver essential supplies to areas we can’t reach easily, including:
• Medicines & first-aid supplies
• Dry food
• Power banks
• Radios/communication equipment
• Blankets and other emergency supplies

Some suitable Indian options include:
• BonV Aero / Air Hans — up to 20 kg payload, ~12 km range, up to 30 min flight time, high-altitude capable, with winch-delivery options
• Krushaka
• Marut Drones
• NeoSky / Throttle Aerospace

If you can help us source these drones, arrange temporary deployment/rental, or connect us with trained pilots, please reach out.

We will coordinate the necessary arrangements for deployment in Nepal.

Please share this widely. Someone in your network might have exactly what we need right now.

Nepal needs every possible hand. 🙏

[Nepal Correspondence @NepCorres]

Here they go. The cover up on has begun. While China has illegally occupied Tibet, Himalyas belong to the entire continent. From oceans to Hills, China is killing the planet.

Surprisingly, the So-Called Climate Activist are silent against China.
@GretaThunberg
@climatemorgan

[Kareem Rifai 🌐 @KareemRifai]

Absolutely unbelievable: instead of prioritizing saving civilians, the Chinese government is now obsessively censoring any videos of the flooding in Tibet and only officially reporting THREE DEATHS.

"Local residents, afraid of punishment, are not posting about where people are trapped or where the damage is the worst."
https://t.co/ag54SWt2mp

[True Indology @TrueIndology]

There is no national Hindu holiday in Pakistan. No national Hindu holiday in Gulf where large number of Hindus reside.

But in India, both the Eids, Muharram and Prophet's birthday are mandatory national holidays whereas Janmashtami and Rakhi are optional.

Why is the onus upon Hindus to sacrifice even our happiness and festivity to uphold fake Indian secularism?

[Shiv Aroor @ShivAroor]

Ma’am, I’m happy to face defamation if you can describe any situation that justifies: “bhangi saale… joota saaf karaoongi tujhse.. gareebon ke aulad.. do roti nahi hai jeb mein.”

[Aravind @aravind]

A landslide caused the earthquake. An earthquake did not cause the landslide as it is being pushed & propagated. USGS confirms it. Now to find out why this landslide occurred? Nobody is talking about or questioning infra development in sensitive areas like the massive Chinese immigration construction right inside a narrow valley at the Tibet-Nepal border we saw hit by the flash flood. In fact, for just talking about it here I will get abused and attacked sentimentally - "Don't talk about it during such a tragedy!" Only for India we can do such things.