sanij malik

[sanij malik @sanij_malik]

@Levi_Nagawkar Beti sabki ek jaise hoti hai, Chahe beti hamare India ki ho ya Pakistan ki, Sabash badhiya kheli betiya.

[sanij malik @sanij_malik]

https://t.co/OzZsMWev3p

[Wanjun Xie @xie_wanjun]

On September 3, a reservoir dam collapsed in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, China, causing a massive flood!

[sanij malik @sanij_malik]

https://t.co/jDYnrIc6yz

[sanij malik @sanij_malik]

@MeghUpdates India with decide fate of its resources, not by anyone else. why not they gifted uranium of Pakistan and fossil of middle east to neighbouring countries with same principle.

[Harsh Goenka @hvgoenka]

China is putting scientists on giant screens in public places.
In India, our hoardings are dominated by politicians and film stars.
What we celebrate shapes what our children aspire to become. Why not put our scientists, teachers, doctors, innovators and nation-builders up there?

[sanij malik @sanij_malik]

https://t.co/htowdrVog2

[Jared Marsh @Real_JaredMarsh]

@elonmusk Yep

[sanij malik @sanij_malik]

https://t.co/y9T2YqMuo0

[sanij malik @sanij_malik]

https://t.co/p5utCxlHpB

[sanij malik @sanij_malik]

@TheLostsignal_ side different

[Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf]

Only an idiot would think these two cultures can coexist.

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

China is replacing plastic with fast-growing bamboo, creating eco-friendly bags and tableware that can biodegrade in just 4–6 months

[Indic Matrix🐦‍🔥 @IndicMatrix]

First the Congress government demolished the 800-year-old temple and now this in Karnataka 📍

Congratulations to the Hindus of Karnataka,have at least some shame.

[Normal Guy @Normal_2610]

India is most expensive country to launch satellites, at $13,302 per kg

USA is cheapest at $3,225 per kg thanks to SpaceX Falcon 9. India costs 4x more. Study published in Economics Letters by Cambridge and Turin researchers compared 6 countries with launch capability.

ISRO rockets are not reusable. SpaceX reuses its rocket boosters 25+ times. That is why costs differ so much. India is building NGLV Project Soorya, its first partially reusable rocket, targeting $1,900 per kg.

But it will not fly for several years

Skyroot Aerospace became first Indian private company to reach orbit on July 18, 2026. Its Vikram-1 rocket carried 350 kg into 450 km low Earth orbit. Impressive milestone.

But each Vikram-1 launch will cost about $4M, which works out to $11,000 per kg. SpaceX Falcon 9 charges $3,225 per kg and carries 22,800 kg per launch. Skyroot plans commercial operations from 2027 with monthly launches.

India now has private and government rockets. Neither matches SpaceX on cost per kg yet. Closing that gap requires reusability and it will be really hard to achieve by the way

India wants to earn $3.5B per year from launching foreign satellites by 2033. Right now, India is most expensive launch market among 6 space-capable nations at $13,302 per kg.

SpaceX charges $3,225 - Gap is 4x. ISRO launched roughly 60 missions over 30 years. SpaceX launched 165 in 2025 alone.

Volume brings cost down. Low cost brings more customers. More customers fund more launches. India has not entered this cycle yet. NGLV with reusable stages could change this but remains in development.

lets hope >>>

[sanij malik @sanij_malik]

@MeghUpdates Nobody realise unless they himself get a taste of this nuisance, otherwise they call it activism from outside.

[Sanjay Dixit ಸಂಜಯ್ ದೀಕ್ಷಿತ್ संजय दीक्षित @Sanjay_Dixit]

What's going on @Dev_Fadnavis

[Sweta Srivastava @swetasamadhiya]

यासीन मलिक ने अपने हलफनामे में बताया है कि उसे यासीन मलिक मुंबई 26/11 का मास्टरमाइंड से मिलने पाकिस्तान कांग्रेस की मनमोहन सरकार ने भेजा था

अब भी क्या कांग्रेस को भारत की राजनीति में बने रहना चाहिए ?

[Paramjeet Singh Berwal @ParamjeetBerwal]

Guru Teg Bahadur’s final words to Aurangzeb.

[AAditya | आदित्य @AdityaSatsangi]

Hindus fall for this depravity. This is worse than any normal socially acceptable behavior !!