Sneharizzz!

Rizz is the language i speak.

[Sneharizzz! @rizzasish]

https://t.co/HJJwoTyo83

[Ravi Nair @t_d_h_nair]

Congratulations, @AshwiniVaishnaw. You should take all the credit for this.
https://t.co/u0Y203OYki

[Swati Goel Sharma @swati_gs]

Hindu rashtra? Hindu majoritarianism?

Meet an extremely poor villager from Jharkhand, eyes filled with tears, sharing the heart rending reality that his entire basti was denied water by a local Muslim minister for being Hindus

[Amish Tripathi | Author | Broadcasting | History @authoramish]

Why I will be voting for Prime Minister Modi & his government

As a rule, I have not spoken on politics in the past. I’d like to break this self-imposed rule this time.

I support Prime Minister Modi and his national government. I think it’s crucial to vote for our Prime Minister, through his candidates, in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. And I seek to share with you the thoughts that have guided this decision.

The obvious reasons from his government’s past record have been covered by many, and I will quickly run through some of them. Dramatic reduction in poverty, emphatic strengthening of the national finances and fisc, vast improvements in infrastructure (I see it in Mumbai, the city I live in, and also Varanasi, the city my family hails from), rising GDP growth rates, investments in science & tech, incentives for start-ups & small-business loans (something I hear about from my readers, who are largely the youth), vastly improved welfare delivery (which has reduced leakages that were common in the past). All good things.

But the key reason is this: The long peace and Global Order that emerged 1945 onwards, after the end of World War II, is clearly coming to an end. Wars are raging across many parts of the world. Old alliances are breaking down. The world is not able to come together to manage Global problems like the after-effects of a once-in-a-generation pandemic like Covid, unsustainable trade imbalances, debt crisis (including in the rich developed world, frankly), piracy issues in the seas, vast reduction in the costs of hi-tech weapons of war (which allows terrorists like Houthis to largely blockade the critical Suez Canal, for instance), the climate crisis… These are timebombs waiting to blow up on the face of the planet. And the world is unprepared to handle most of them.

When a Global Order crumbles, there is usually a time of chaos, tumult and often, war.

We are living in one such period of tumult & intense change. And how the world lands – on its feet or not - in this period, will decide the new Global Order over the next many decades, perhaps even a few centuries. At such critical times, one needs top-of-the-line leadership. The US had exceptional leadership during World War I & II. It led to the present World Order that emerged, and it was very advantageous for the US.

At this critical stage in world history, we Indians need leadership that has intense motivation, competencies that are top-of-the-line, ability to work hard, capability to carry the masses along. And skills to engage with the world with firm clarity; with kindness when possible, but with steely resolve when necessary.

There are many who love and admire Prime Minister Modi. Some do not. To those who don’t, my appeal, at this critical juncture in world history is this: we need a strong government with a clear majority, which can engage with the world in a robust manner and ensure that India emerges at the top at the end of this period of tumult. If India is strong, all of us Indians at least have a chance of being strong. If India weakens (like it did in the late 50s, 60s, 70s & 80s), it is guaranteed that we will all weaken. Remember, because we have a strong government, we can negotiate resolutely with more powerful countries and do things which are in our national interest (like buying oil from Russia, which has kept our inflation in check).

We need Chanakyan leadership at this critical time for our nation, our civilisation. We need Prime Minister Modi to continue. I will be voting for the NDA candidate in my constituency. I hope you will too.

- Amish
15th April, 2024

#LokSabhaElections2024

[Neeladri Panigrahi @np9_7]

madharchod, kya soya hun main kal raat. 1 stretch 9 hours

[Anshul Saxena @AskAnshul]

Massive Tiranga rally in Doda, ahead of India's Independence Day.

Doda had a history of terrorism, with one of the highest concentrations of terrorists in J&K. It's good to see that people, who were living in fear due to terrorism, are now coming out for Tiranga rally.

[Sneharizzz! @rizzasish]

@Adyasha8105 Feels so good to be mummy Papa's reason to be happy.

[Instamart @instamart_it]

Let's end this debate

[Topo @Topo_G]

@NoContextHumans 48 + 2 = 50

27 - 2 = 25

50 + 25 = 75

[Aman @AmanHasNoName_2]

She wore pink and thought it's promoting Barbie. It was actually Oppenheimer marketing coz she looked bomb.

[Sneharizzz! @rizzasish]

My name

[greg @greg16676935420]

If you were sent into 2030 for 10 minutes and were able to google search one thing, what would it be?

[Sneharizzz! @rizzasish]

@Adyasha8105 Great

[Sneharizzz! @rizzasish]

@PicturesFoIder 20+40=60.
5+8=13 so,
5+(2)+8=15,
Now 60+ 15=75.🙂
Is this healthy!

[Sneharizzz! @rizzasish]

@Adyasha8105 They will ask you to reverse on that serious curve at the end of the track.
While reversing make sure u don't touch the steering, leave it a it's position and slowly reverse back .

[Sneharizzz! @rizzasish]

Bhrastachar mukt Bharat ka sapna sapna hin rehgaya .
Arvind ji bhi give up karliye🥹

[Arvind Kejriwal @ArvindKejriwal]

No alliance wid either BJP or congress under any circumstances.

[Sneharizzz! @rizzasish]

It took me only one day to learn.
Then got a bit experience by Daring to drive in traffic.
Fir dheere dheere near to perfection agaya.

[Sneharizzz! @rizzasish]

I have learnt how to drive a car before my parents did.

So it's me teaching my dad how to balance clutch and accelerator 🤣

[Shivani @shivani_yaar]

"Press the clutch, release it slowly & accelerate"
*Car turns off*

Papa: