Rythem Kumar

Journalist ||Media Enthusiast || Ex @TheLallantop, @NavbharatTimes || Alumnus @IIMC_India @UnivofDelhi @KVS_HQ || Politics || Sports || Cinema || Philocalist ||

[Rythem Kumar @rythemkumar]

हर मौके पर वो मुझे तिरस्कृत करते रहे,
मैं मुस्कुराया और स्वीकार करता चला गया।

[Arun Bothra 🇮🇳 @arunbothra]

This is so inspiring. 👍🏼

I don’t know who this boy is, but he deserves all the love and recognition for being an inspiration to so many of us who struggle with various limitations or inhibitions.

Let’s make him famous 😊 https://t.co/iuctntx0fM

[Rythem Kumar @rythemkumar]

@bsesdelhi Electricity supply is restored. Thanks. Hope this would be never happen again.

[Rythem Kumar @rythemkumar]

I had a very long tiring day and wanted to sleep peacefully but @bsesdelhi didn’t let me sleep. It’s around 3:14 AM in the night and there is no electricity in my area i.e east Delhi’s Patparganj. No prior information has been given.
#FedUp

[Rythem Kumar @rythemkumar]

@bsesdelhi Request you to please inform accordingly. This is the least you can do right now.

[Rythem Kumar @rythemkumar]

@bsesdelhi

[Rythem Kumar @rythemkumar]

Can you please share any update??? It’s already v late

[Rythem Kumar @rythemkumar]

@bsesdelhi Any update?

[Rythem Kumar @rythemkumar]

@bsesdelhi Check dm

[Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri @vivekagnihotri]

A few communication lessons for the Government, BJP and everyone in public life:

1. India’s biggest communication problem is TV news and MSM.

At least, that’s how a large section of people now sees it. They believe it has destroyed trust and poisoned public conversation.

You may not realise it now, but India’s biggest enemy is Indian TV news. It has now become your enemy too.

The more you use it, the more damage it is likely to cause.

After graduating from the @IIMC_India , my first job was at @IndiaToday because, like every journalism student then, I wanted to become like the great journalists I saw there.

Today, if a child wants to become a journalist, can any parent or teacher name three TV journalists as role models? Why not?

An aspiring cricketer has Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli or Yashasvi Jaiswal. Who does an aspiring TV journalist have?

In fact, many young people are told, “become anything, but don’t become a TV journalist”.

2. If you don’t want another protest that you neither understand nor know how to handle, rethink TV news.

Right now, it’s working against you, not for you.

Why should hardworking salaried reporters get all the hate for decisions taken by editors and owners?

Next time there’s a protest, ask the owners to stand in front. That alone could transform the TV news business model.

Seriously, why are the owners in hiding? Shouldn’t they also be accountable for damaging India’s socio-political fabric?

3. Don’t make the mistake of believing this happened because of Instagram.

And don’t make the bigger mistake of thinking Instagram can be fixed to defeat the Gen Z narrative.

It will backfire.

No matter what you do, you can’t manufacture authenticity.

4. Everyone even remotely in power should switch to silent mode for a while.

Ask the shouting spokespersons and television regulars to disappear for a while.

On the environment, send environmental experts. On the economy, send economists. On education, send educationists. On healthcare, send doctors and public health experts.

Stop relying on political performers who turn every debate, whether it’s about pollution, jobs, education or healthcare, into communal or factional politics.

Replace them with genuine subject experts.

5. We don’t want India to become Western.

But we must make India modern.

Stop celebrating regressive ideas.

Talk more about science, philosophy, art, poetry, creativity, innovation and the dignity of every citizen.

6. Fix our crumbling cities.

Clean our air.

7. Listen more. Let your work speak.

I hope this moment becomes an opportunity to rethink how we communicate with a new generation.

Looking forward to a developed, happy and innovative India.

[Dr. Jayant Jigyasu @jayantjigyasu]

मेहदी हसन साहब अपने आख़िरी दिनों में! परिवार के साथ, पोतियों, पोतों और नातियों के साथ कुछ सुंदर पल!
अपने पुराने दिनों को याद करते हुए कितनी सुंदर बातें साझा कर रहे हैं।

वे बता रहे हैं कि उनके बीमार पड़ने की ख़बर जब भारत के तत्कालीन प्रधानमंत्री डॉ. मनमोहन सिंह जी को मालूम हुई, तो उन्होंने इलाज के लिए उन्हें भारत आने का न्योता दिया। पर, मेहदी साहब ने वह आग्रह अस्वीकार कर दिया यह कहते हुए कि मैं नहीं जाऊंगा, वे आएं। सब कुछ तो दे दिया, अब क्या जाऊं, क्यों जाऊं!

मेहदी साहब राजस्थान के झुंझुनूं में पैदा हुए और अविभाजित हिन्दुस्तान में रहते हुए उन समेत उनके पहले की कई पीढ़ियों ने संगीत की सेवा की।

मेहदी साहब, न भूतो न भविष्यति! क्या लामिसाल शख़्सियत!

आपकी गायी ग़ज़लों को सुनते हुए हमारा कलुष-तम मिटता है! आपकी आवाज़ मोहब्बत की आवाज़ है, राहत की आवाज़ है, सुकून की आवाज़ है! करुणा का स्वर यही तो है!

[Election Commission of India @ECISVEEP]

Special Intensive Revision – Phase III

SIR to be conducted in a phased manner across 16 States and 3 UTs.

Check the State wise schedule here 👇🏼

#SIR2026 #ElectoralRoll #SIR

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[Manaswa Singh @ManaswaS]

If you ask ChatGPT or Claude about an Indian stock right now, the data is usually wrong or outdated. That was one of the problems I wanted to solve.

I've been trading for close to a decade. Every day I'd have screens open in one tab, chatbots in another, NSE site for filings, Telegram groups for alerts, some dashboard for FII/DII data, and a spreadsheet tying it all together.

At some point I just started building the thing I actually wanted.

https://t.co/BuyFRjZN1n - stock research platform for Indian markets. Filing alerts hit your WhatsApp or Telegram the moment they're published, with AI summaries so you don't need to read through 40-page PDFs. Live screener with 50+ filters, earnings calendar, FII/DII flows, bulk/block deals, insider trading, & much more.

It also plugs into Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini using MCP - so your AI actually has access to real Indian market data.

Everything is free right now. Have a look and let me know what you think.

-> https://t.co/nYJeLhgy4M <-

[Doreen @dee_naliaks]

MY HUSBAND STOPPED USING LINKEDIN TO FIND A JOB

Result? Landed a remote job in 10 days.
No LinkedIn. No Upwork.
Just strategy + internet.

Here are 12 remote job websites that took the search from frustrating to real opportunities:

[Rythem Kumar @rythemkumar]

@bsesdelhi @RekhaGuptaDelhi Please tell me the timeline when power supply will be restored?

[Rythem Kumar @rythemkumar]

@bsesdelhi @RekhaGuptaDelhi Please check dm

[Rakesh Krishnan Simha @ByRakeshSimha]

Donald Trump isn't the first US President to sanction India. Richard Nixon was the first. His conversations with his national security advisor Henry Kissinger during the 1971 India-Pakistan War reveal how some American leaders view India.

1. Washington DC, December 3, 1971, 10:45am.

Nixon is on the phone with Kissinger, hours after Pakistan launched simultaneous attacks on six Indian airfields, a reckless act that prompted India to declare war.

Nixon: So West Pakistan is giving trouble there.

Kissinger: If they lose half of their country without fighting they will be destroyed. They may also be destroyed this way, but they will go down fighting.

Nixon: The Pakistan thing makes your heart sick. For them to be done so by the Indians and after we have warned the bitch (reference to Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi). Tell them that when India talks about West Pakistan attacking them it's like Russia claiming to be attacked by Finland.

[Indian Air Force @IAF_MCC]

Indian Air Force -Touch the Sky with Glory

#IndianAirForce
#YearOfDefenceReforms

@DefenceMinIndia
@SpokespersonMoD
@HQ_IDS_India
@adgpi
@IndiannavyMedia
@indiannavy
@CareerinIAF

[Rythem Kumar @rythemkumar]

Apart from his potential and records he is purely a irresponsible batter.

[CricInformer @CricInformer]

Heartbreak for India 💔

Rishabh Pant REVERSE-SWEEPS Chris Woakes onto his own boot.… and is stretchered off the field 🩼😢

Not just a player — he’s the heartbeat of this team.

Fingers crossed. Prayers on. 🙏🇮🇳

Image Credit: Jio Hotstar

#INDvsENGTest #Rishabhpant𓃵

[ANI @ANI]

#OperationSindoor | LoC Akhnoor Sector, J&amp;K: In a powerful display of courage and precision, the Indian Army's artillery gunners in the Akhnoor Sector delivered a crushing response during ceasefire violations by Pakistan

[ANI @ANI]

#WATCH | J&K: An Indian Army Major says, "Goli unhone chalayi thi par dhamaka humne kiya."

He further says, "Operation Sindoor was not a reaction; it was a calculated and mission-oriented strike. Our intention was very clear: we had to destroy the enemy's terror infrastructure and posts that help in infiltration. We were fully prepared for this - mentally, tactically and logistically... For this, we had indigenous advanced radar system and various target acquisition systems, but apart from this, the most important thing was the spirit of our soldiers... There was a lot of artillery fire from Pakistan's side, I can say with pride that there were no casualties from our side. Our goal was to destroy their terror infrastructure. When they started targeting our civilian area and military installations, our intention was clear - if they fire shells on our village, we will also destroy their post. Every shell of ours was an answer to them. We ensured that no civilian was killed...Operation Sindoor not only destroyed their posts but also their morale. We had our moment and we made it count. We have given such a reply that they will always remember this operation and will think a hundred times before doing anything in future."