How much of India’s Railways was developed after 2014?
• 100% of Dedicated Freight Corridors
• 100% of Rapid Rail System
• 100% of Premium Stations
• 97.4% of Bio-Toilets
• 87% of LHB Coach Production Capacity
• 69% of Railway Electrification
• 67% of Railway Safety Budget
• 66% of Locomotive Production Capacity
Railway infrastructure is built over decades.
But some decades build more than others.
The Foreign-Funded Sabotage of India’s $7 Trillion Dream!
In 2014, an Intelligence Bureau report submitted to the PMO named foreign-funded networks like Greenpeace, Amnesty International, ActionAid, and Cordaid for orchestrating campaigns that slashed 2 to 3% off India's GDP growth every year.
Here are the specific local groups and activist fronts that stalled India’s key mega-projects:
> POSCO Steel ($12B): Stalled by Posco Pratirodh Sangram Samiti (PPSS) (Abhay Sahu) & NAPM. Result: Lost $12B FDI & 800,000 jobs.
> Sterlite Copper: Shut down by Anti-Sterlite Action Committees & activist Nityanand Jayaraman. Result: Turned India into a net copper importer, draining $3B/year in foreign exchange.
> INO Neutrino Observatory: Blocked by NGO Poovulagin through court stays. Result: China stole the global lead in particle physics.
> Sethusamudram Canal: Halted by activist fronts & court stays. Result: Indian ships waste 400 extra nautical miles & 36 hours sailing around Sri Lanka.
> Kudankulam Nuclear Plant: Blocked by PMANE (S.P. Udayakumar) & foreign-funded NGO accounts. Result: Years of severe industrial power shortages across South India.
> Ratnagiri Refinery ($44B): Stalled by Barsu-Solgaon Refinery Virodhi Samiti. Result: $44B foreign energy investment blocked.
The same activist networks protested Pokhran-II. Had the government caved to figures like Arundhati Roy and Vrinda Karat, India would be defenseless today against hostile nuclear neighbors.
This is why strict FCRA enforcement is vital for national sovereignty.
@itsavnashh@AaryavartaPutra@brickandmorta11 I am not defending any party...this money which is being spent today on railways could have gone tp places like AI,semiconductors,defence,education of new techs,healthcare....somewhere we have to cut the expenses to spend on railways.,thats a lack of vision i.e "Bare Minimum"
@itsavnashh@AaryavartaPutra@brickandmorta11 Don’t give me this BS . For most of the first two decades, Congress had an overwhelming political monopoly at the Centre and enormous policy stability
@itsavnashh@AaryavartaPutra@brickandmorta11 You know who else started as a desperately poor country? China. In 1949 it had barely 21,800 km of railway, India had 54000km. It added 90k km until 2014 and we just 12k km.
@itsavnashh@AaryavartaPutra@brickandmorta11 You could say the same thing about Congress.....inherited a fairly decent railway foundation from the British...but they failed to expand it to NE and Kashmir.
2020 IB Official Ankit Sharma murder case | Prosecution sought capital punishment for Tahir Hussain and 4 others for murdering Ankit Sharma.
Special Public Prosecutor (SPP) said These people are savage. They did not remain human.
They should be kept behind the bars and should be provided death sentence, the SPP submitted.
This generation will tell you to be empathetic, to not bully others, to be sensitive to LGBTQ people, to have sympathy for poor kids of Palestine, that mental health matters, spread love and not war...
Same people the moment they see a drenched reporter trying to do his job:
When I first came to India, the space industry was closed to private players.
The most well-known "startup" at that time was TeamIndus. Skyroot didn't exist.
A year later, in 2018, Skyroot was founded. Private companies in India couldn't launch rockets yet, but Pawan and Bharath forged ahead regardless, optimistic that liberalisation would happen someday.
Then, in 2020, it did. Indian companies were finally free to compete with American, Russian, European, and Chinese startups. They could build their own launch vehicles. And satellites. At an undisclosed location in the United States, Elon swallowed hard.
I was publishing videos about Indian companies on YouTube at this point. I remember thinking, "Making content about these spacetech developments is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity."
Now, ~6 years later, Skyroot has gifted India with the biggest white pill of all time. While the world watched, a team of ~1,000+ Indian optimists (with an average age of 28) flawlessly executed an orbital rocket launch.
No private space company IN THE WORLD has ever done this on their first try. As I write this, I have goosebumps. I feel incredibly privileged to have been able to witness this firsthand. I also feel inspired by the resilience, ingenuity, and wherewithal of the entire Skyroot team.
The next chapter of India's space journey has officially begun.
Congratulations to the entire Skyroot Aerospace Team on the successful launch of Vikram-1 (Mission Aagaman) from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre, Sriharikota.
The mission marks a significant milestone for India’s private space sector and reflects the growing capability of the country’s space ecosystem.
Congratulations to IN-SPACe and ISRO teams, who enabled and facilitated the launch and ground testing operations along with technical consultancy and 24x7 safety surveillance.
This achievement is also a testament to the Space Sector Reforms envisioned by our Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji.
#Vikram1
#IndiawithVikram1
#SkyrootAerospace
#OpeningSpaceForAll
Instagram influenza crowd and their followers with two briancells sharing an AISF post blindly which says repeal NEP while actually Sonam Wangchuk was one of the policy advisors for the same. 😭