Elon, you've officially run out of arguments. Now every Indian who disagrees with you is "Ambani's shill."
Nobody said Starlink is too strong. Nobody's scared of your competition. India's problem is you. A Pentagon contractor building Trump's Golden Dome wants to run internet over Indian soil, and he throws a tantrum every time someone asks who holds the off switch.
Ambani's de facto monopoly?
You SIGNED A DEAL with that monopoly in March 2025 to sell Starlink in India. You didn't have a problem with Ambani when he was your reseller.
You only discovered his monopoly when Jio announced its own satellites.
And let's talk about hypocrisy.
Tesla's biggest factory is in Shanghai. Starlink is banned in China. Have you ever called Xi Jinping a monopolist?
Called Chinese critics shills? Written a sarcastic letter to Prime Minister Xi?
No.
Because Beijing would shut your factory by Monday. India can't, so India gets the insults.
now the math your own fans keep posting starlink could add 100–200 million Indian homes. Starlink is approved for 600 Gbps over India. Split across 100 million homes, that's 6 kilobits per second each. Your revolution is slower than a 1998 dial-up modem. 🤡
If it's too expensive, no one will buy it.
Your own India website showed ₹8,600 a month. A Jio plan costs ₹349. Indians already ran the numbers.
Five days of meltdown. Crime against India. Prime Minister Ambani. collages. And now shills.
The richest man on earth, crying on his own app because a sovereign country wants a security check.
Sit down, elon. Finish the paperwork. India isn't a tesla shareholder you can bully on X.
@AshwiniVaishnaw twitter intentionally not showing me our PM’s tweets for last 10-12 days. Not even a single tweet is shown. I have to go to his handle to read what he is tweeting. Planned sabotage to make his reach reduced?? @PMOIndia@narendramodi
INDIA WATCH CLOSELY. THIS IS “SCHOOL THEEK KARO” - FRANCE VERSION
France is in throes of a full-blown street crisis. Nearly 2,000 arrests in a single day, 170 students and 65 school staff injured, and hundreds of schools disrupted or closed. Years of indulging Gen-Z in the mistaken woke belief that "bacchche hain galti karenge" and so imposing costs is “regressive” has led to this.
The grievance may be legitimate but allowing teenage discontent to run riot in the streets is a recipe for anarchy.
France’s Education Minister has accused LFI and ultra-left groups of exploiting the movement and says it has been “taken hostage” by violent fringe groups. LFI rejects that charge.
BUT DON'T THINK THIS IS A FRENCH PROBLEM.
India got a glimpse of the same playbook in Jantar Mantar.
Legacy media are terrorists.
A pilot was stabbed.
NYT: “altercation”
CNN: “altercation”
WSJ: “struggle”
BBC: “fight”
Sky News: “brawl”
Enemies of humanity.
You still underestimate the media.
India needs a massive, war-footing cleanup of its cities, streets and public spaces before we reach a point of no return. The filth we see isn't just a government failure, it is also the direct result of citizens treating public spaces like personal garbage dumps. When there is no punishment for littering, people feel entitled to dump waste wherever they please. Clean cities require both serious enforcement and citizens who stop behaving as if public cleanliness is someone else’s responsibility.
For those who abuse Adani, Ambani, Tata and other industrialists, businessmen, and taxpaying citizens…
A beautiful example that explains the reality:
Ten friends once went to a hotel for dinner. Among them were some very poor, some poor, some middle-class, and some rich.
At ₹10 per person, the total bill came to ₹100.
The hotel owner decided to split the bill the way a country’s tax system works:
• First 4 (very poor) — completely free
• 5th (poor) — ₹1
• 6th (lower-middle) — ₹3
• 7th (lower-middle class) — ₹7
• 8th (middle class) — ₹12
• 9th (upper class) — ₹18
• 10th (very rich) — ₹59
The ten friends liked this system and started eating at that hotel every day.
One day the hotel owner said: “You’re my regular customers, so from today I’ll give you a discount of ₹20 on the total bill.”
Now the question was — how should this discount be divided among everyone?
The first four were already eating for free. So the owner worked out a way:
• Now the first 5 — completely free
• 6th — pays ₹2 instead of ₹3 (33% discount)
• 7th — pays ₹5 instead of ₹7 (28% discount)
• 8th — pays ₹9 instead of ₹12 (25% discount)
• 9th — pays ₹14 instead of ₹18 (22% discount)
• 10th — pays ₹49 instead of ₹59 (only 16% discount)
As they walked out after eating:
• The 6th said, “I only got a ₹1 discount, but that rich man got a ₹10 discount!”
• The 5th, who now ate for free, said, “That rich man benefited ten times more than me.”
• The 7th said, “I only got a ₹2 discount, and that businessman got ₹10!”
• The first four, who were already eating for free, said, “At least you got something — we poor people got no benefit at all from this discount.”
Then everyone started shouting: “This government only works for the rich, industrialists, and capitalists!”
And together they beat up the tenth (rich) person.
That rich man went to Singapore or Australia for treatment and never came back to eat at that hotel again.
The next day, the remaining 9 friends together had only ₹40, but their bill came to ₹72.
Friends, if we keep blaming the industrialists, big taxpayers, and businessmen who pay income tax in our state or country, they may eventually start doing business in another state or country — one that offers them a more favorable tax system and incentives.
This story is used as an example to explain a country’s tax system, budget, and tax exemptions.
Some believe that schemes offering free grain, education, electricity, water, bicycles, laptops, and treatment get people used to free facilities and can increase the country’s financial burden.
Nothing in this world is truly free — someone always pays the cost.
Industrialists, capitalists, and big taxpayers can be criticized, but the taxes they pay also play an important role in the country’s economy..
Do think about it.
Jai Hind.
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@abhijitmajumder Completely agree. The infra has become so bad in Bangalore that travelling 10km now takes about 1hr 15 minutes. It kills a lot of energy & productivity. Metro is no more the best option now with over crowded coaches and no footpath to walk.
India didn’t find Tonbo Imaging in a tender.
The Army found it on American weapons at a NATO exercise. Five countries were already buying the tech. The same sights later went into the 2016 surgical strikes.
Over 20,000 systems. 24 countries. NATO forces, US SOCOM, IDF, Indian MoD.
93% of India’s thermal imaging export volumes in FY24–25. Own IP. ITAR-free.
Bengaluru-built. Battle-tested. Built for the world.
Night belongs to whoever can see in it.
@Priyakrishna_K Sir, this road was newly redone at ITI layout and inaugurated by you only 2-3 months ago & Bwssb is already digging & leaving it in this condition. Kindly take action on concerned.