Samir Yadav

[Pratham khanna @Portfolio_Bull]

A YouTuber named Rider Veer Ji conducted a mileage test on a 2.5-year-old Skoda Slavia 1.5 TSI Manual, comparing E20 Petrol and XP100 Petrol.

• E20 Petrol (20% Ethanol, ₹112/L)
• XP100 Petrol (0% Ethanol, ₹167/L)

Test 1: 5L E20 Petrol

• Average Speed: 57 km/h
• Distance: 97 km
• Mileage: 19.2 km/l

Test 2: 5L XP100 Petrol

• Average Speed: 61 km/h
• Distance: 116 km
• Mileage: 23.2 km/l

Result:
XP100 covered 19 km more on the same 5 litres, delivering around 21% better mileage in this test.

Govt claim: E20 reduces mileage by 3–5%.

This test: ~19–21% lower mileage with E20.

[Anuradha Tiwari @talk2anuradha]

> Judges are public servants
> PM & CM are public servants
> MPs & MLAs are public servants
> IAS & IPS officers are public servants
> Every govt official is a public servant

These lines should be written on first page of every NCERT textbook.

Enough of the slavery mindset!

[Ram S @RamS34784554893]

@R_N_Vaghani Ethanol will sell more. Farmers will benefit. Many politicians are listed as farmers with massive manufacturing units. So, the politicians will benefit, in turn the government will benefit. Who cares about the people?

[Dilpreet Grewal ☬ @DpreetG]

Dear @MumbaiPolice @MTPHereToHelp,

If the viral video is from Maharashtra, we're sure you will make him remember Mumbai every time he sees a steering wheel.

[Prakash Dadlani @prakdadlani]

If a salaried person wants to build a software application or digital services agency, the entry barrier is virtually zero.

They just need a laptop and an internet connection.

But if the same person wants to start manufacturing...

They need:
• Land
• Factory space
• Expensive machinery
• 6-12 months of approvals
• Huge upfront capital

My suggestion to the Government of India:

Build Manufacturing Parks for first-time entrepreneurs.

Instead of selling 10-acre plots, create buildings with 500-1,000 sq. ft. ready-to-use factory units.

Every unit should come with:
• 3-phase electricity already connected
• Pollution & fire approvals already cleared
• Shared CNC machines, injection moulding, testing labs & warehouses
• Common logistics and loading docks
• Month-to-month rentals instead of land purchases
• Single online portal to book a unit within 7 days

Let engineers keep their jobs while testing manufacturing on a small scale.

We built co-working spaces for software.

It's time we built co-factories for manufacturing.
@PMOIndia @PiyushGoyal @minmsme @NITIAayog

[Vineeth K @DealsDhamaka]

I have no words anymore.

A child dies under a fallen tree.
Two students hospitalised as rainwater is electrified

What kind of country have we become?

People are not dying because of fate.
They are dying because of negligence of govt and public services

[BALA @erbmjha]

India set up a fully functional field hospital in earthquake-hit Venezuela, thousands of kilometres away, simply to help those in need.

This won’t dominate timelines or rack up 50 million views. But let there be one racist post targeting Indians, and it spreads like wildfire.

Humanitarian work rarely goes viral. Hate almost always does.

[#YeThikKarkeDikhao @YTKDIndia]

A 19-month-old entered a govt hospital in MP with illness and left permanently blind.

Because doctor put cough drops meant to clear phlegm into the eyes, leaving the child permanently blind.

Every parent has a reason to be terrified. 🙏

[Pratham khanna @Portfolio_Bull]

Bro became a DIG Officer

Now owned ₹79 crore of assets

All these with ₹1,31,000 per month Salary.

Power of SIP 🔥

[Prakash Dadlani @prakdadlani]

Corruption does not just make homes costly.

It makes factories costly too.

When black money flows into land, factory land becomes expensive.

Higher fixed costs mean fewer factories can compete with China or Vietnam.

Manufacturing does not compete on wages.

It competes on cost per unit.

Corruption quietly raises that cost.
- Expensive land.
- Delayed approvals.
- Higher interest.
- Higher rents.

Every product leaves the factory carrying the cost of corruption.

Then we wonder why imports are cheaper.

[Pratham khanna @Portfolio_Bull]

Bro became a lAS Officer

Now owns Assets worth over ₹657 crore.

All achieved on a salary of ₹1,00,000 per month.

Power of compounding 🔥

[🚨Indian Gems @IndianGems_]

She became Director General of Health

Now owned ₹350 crore of assets

All these with ₹1,20,000 per month Salary. Power of discipline investment.

[amit kilhor @amitkilhor]

Wake Up Babe, a brand new scam just dropped by another ministry.

Department of Social justice and Empowerment launched a SHATAYU Geriatric Caregiver Portal
- जहां पर बड़े लोगों के caregivers के profile access kar sakte hai.

Social justice department ne saare 34000 profile fake bna diye.

Check the website at - https://t.co/wVSskAX9tr

#amitkilhor #kilhor #latestscam #shatayu #dosje

[Facts @BefittingFacts]

A Chief Minister’s family being in the real estate business is, in itself, a conflict of interest.

A Chief Minister knows everything that is going to happen in the state, including where new roads will be built, where new cities will develop, and where metro lines are coming.

This information can directly benefit the family business. They can buy land at low prices and sell it later at much higher prices.

It may not sound like corruption to some, but it is similar to insider trading, an unfair advantage that ordinary citizens do not have.

In fact, no minister or their family members should be allowed to run businesses that can benefit from government decisions. Ab Desh ki Sewa kar rahe hai to itna balidan kar hi sakte hai.

[Mr Sharma @sharma_views]

INDIAN EXPRESS DROPS A LAND BOMB ON BJP CM 🔥

After Mohan Yadav became Madhya Pradesh CM, his family and real estate companies reportedly bought at least 137 plots spread over 168 acres in and around Ujjain.

This is the same Ujjain being reshaped for Simhastha 2028 with highways, road widening, townships, riverfront projects, medical city, IT park and new commercial zones.

The most damning part is this: out of the 168 acres bought after he became CM, 111 acres are reportedly located along roads announced by CM Mohan Yadav himself.

His family already had land. But after Dec 2023, the land buying saw a sharp jump, right when Ujjain’s development map started turning into a goldmine.

Indian Express repeatedly asked the CM for answers. He stayed silent.

This is how BJP turns religion into a business model 😡

[Pallavi Pandey @pallavipandeyy]

MNC and IT employees in India pay up to 30% income tax for years. Those earning ₹25 lakh a year can pay roughly ₹25–30 lakh in taxes over 5 years.

But after a layoff, they get no meaningful income support or assistance like workers do in many other countries.

The government remembers salaried taxpayers while COLLECTING taxes, but FORGETS them when they lose their jobs.

[Arunn Bhagavathula చి లిపి @ArunBee]

A very common issue faced by users of Uber, Ola, Rapido and other cab apps:

The booking gets confirmed. ETA shows 10 minutes.

You close the app and wait.

A few minutes later you check again, only to discover that the cab hasn't moved an inch from the location where it was when the booking was accepted!

You call the driver. No answer.

You keep checking and calling for the next few minutes. Nothing changes.

Finally, with a train, flight or important meeting looming, you cancel the ride (often at your own cost) and book another cab.

Why do some drivers behave like this?

What do they gain by accepting a ride and then not moving or responding?

And is there anything passengers can do to avoid this frustrating situation?

[Manu🇮🇳🇮🇳 @mshahi0024]

👋I have a simple question for @nitin_gadkari.

If I refuse to pay a toll at a toll plaza due to any reasons, does any law in India allow toll goons to surround me and physically assault me or my family, damage my Car in the middle of a highway?

Or should I be fined under the law of land, with a court deciding the punishment through due process?

Or especial provisions of laws are laid for the private toll operators become judge, jury, and executioner on Indian roads?

🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[Nikhil Kamath @nikhilkamathcio]

Food, nuclear, pharma, data centres.

India’s four biggest growth bets are all water-intensive, being built in states that are already running out of it. The resource isn’t priced. The metering is just starting.

Somewhere in that gap is a company worth building…

[Telegram Messenger @telegram]

Over 300,000 people die of drowning each year. In order to protect society, it is now illegal to consume or possess water.

Your government is also considering banning solid food, as it presents a needless choking hazard.
You are not an adult.
You are a baby.
Eat the baby food.