Smith Shah

CS @BitsPilani '20

[Delhi Police @DelhiPolice]

It is easy to stand with the crowd, but it takes courage to stand alone

#DPUpdates

[Lala @FabulasGuy]

Season 2 winner 😂😂😂

[Smith Shah @shahsmith375]

...parts to arrive. When I called the service center today again, they mentioned company has still not dispatched it and it would take another 15 days at least and that too they are not sure when it would be dispatched.

Just pathetic service!

@tarunsmehta

[Smith Shah @shahsmith375]

@atherenergy has really poor service.

I own an ather rizta scooter which I bought recently in July 2026.

I had my top and bottom fender at the back damaged in a minor accident.

I went to the service center on 21st September when they said it would take 12-15 days for the...

[Smith Shah @shahsmith375]

Finfluencers are the biggest fraud especially the ones like @jshilanjanm

He acts as if he knows things but the substance is just so lacking

[AstroCounselKK 🇮🇳 @AstroCounselKK]

There a seperate Fan Base for this video..

This one is pure gold ✨️ 💛

[Smith Shah @shahsmith375]

@MihirT10 @prasanthgupta I think that's meant as a sarcasm

[We, the People of India @India_Policy]

Such is their intellect and integrity.

Blatant hypocrisy!

IMF gate India's data a C, because India had not rebased its GDP series. Now that India has rebased it and is reporting a higher GDP growth, they are questioning the higher number and at the same time quoting that C which is no longer valid!

[Simran Sharma @sharmasimran_]

Ashutosh Ranka asked what India did unique in the last 10 years that would set it apart for next 20-30 years? Here it is.

🏛️ Tech Infrastructure: 🇺🇸 Big Tech monopolies (high fees). 🇨🇳 Monolithic state surveillance. vs. 🇮🇳 India Stack (Open-source, public-rail digital goods like UPI, ONDC, and Aadhaar at zero cost).

🧪 IIT Deep-Tech: 🇺🇸 High-cost proprietary hardware. 🇨🇳 State-cloned infrastructure. 🇮🇳 Commercial Breakthroughs (World's first 3D-printed semi-cryogenic rocket by Agnikul, and SHAKTI indigenous RISC-V processors).

🩺 AIIMS Healthcare: 🇺🇸 Hyper-expensive, insurance-gated tech. 🇨🇳 Centralized production. 🇮🇳 Mass-Scale Innovation (NexCAR19 indigenous gene therapy for cancer, ultra-low-cost portable diagnostic devices, and AI-driven rural screening kits).

💰 Capital Engines: 🇺🇸 Debt-leveraged markets. 🇨🇳 Real estate-locked banking. 🇮🇳 Domestic Financialization (500M+ Jan Dhan accounts linked to SIPs, creating an impenetrable retail capital wall against foreign shocks).

⚡ Energy Sovereignty: 🇺🇸 Fragmented green subsidies vs. oil lobbies. 🇨🇳 Rare-earth supply monopoly. 🇮🇳 Green Transition Hub (Ultra-low-cost Green Hydrogen goals and leading the International Solar Alliance).

🌍 Strategic Geopolitics: 🇺🇸 Bloc-based alliances. 🇨🇳 Aggressive isolationism. 🇮🇳 Vishwa Mitra Autonomy (Simultaneous hub for Quad, IMEC, and the Global South through neutral strategic resource arbitrage).

And Abhijeet, to speak with a good vocabulary, you need to be well-read. Didn't Boston teach you? oh, wait. you didn't go there.

[Harsimrat Kaur Badal @HarsimratBadal_]

Unfortunately, one incident of Beadbi happened during our tenure and we are very sorry for it. We have vowed that until we punish the perpetrators, we will not rest. But what about the Aam Aadmi Party and the Congress that politicised this sensitive issue. What about the 600+ beadbis which have happened in the last 10 years. What about the people who swore on Gutka Sahab and promised to end the drug trade. What about those who gave guarantees of giving justice in Beadbi cases in the first 4 months? Why is no one asking them for answers? Why aren’t you holding them accountable?!

[Smith Shah @shahsmith375]

Atleast provide the source of the data that you have used

[Congress @INCIndia]

'महंगाई मैन' मोदी का कहर

[Office Of Vijay Patel @VijayGajeraO]

Abey Saste Sisodiya,

Bhagoda Mat Ban, Mard Ban!

Who funds your NGO Parivartan?

Smiling like gandu won't allow you to escape.

And your Anjali ma’am is serving on the board of the Thakur Family Foundation. How much did she receive from them?

[Sanjeev Sanyal @sanjeevsanyal]

The best deconstruction of the FMCG industry, no industry analyst comes close......

https://t.co/hiGdbyRGR5

[vintage tipu sir_ 53.78_ @onetiponehand_]

"Bhaiyon Beheno.....Aajkal Congress ke mere mitr mujhe Bandar bol raha hain!

Saathiyon.....iss desh mein Vaanar pujyaneey hain....Isliye main ise gaali nahi,balki apne liye samman ka vishay maanta hun.

Mujhe garv hai ki mujhe Vaanar bola ja raha hai.

Mere pyaare deshwasiyon....Tretayug ke Vaanar Rambhakt the....Aur Kalyug ka aapka ye Vaanar bhi Rambhakt hai.

Tretayug ke Vaanar ne sagar pe Ram Setu banaya tha....Aur Kalyug ke iss Vaanar ne sagar pe Atal Setu banaya hai.

Saathiyon,Tretayug ke Vaanar ne Lanka mein aag lagayi thi....Aur Kalyug ke iss Vaanar ne desh ke dushmano ki Lanka laga di" 🤣

Crowd - "Modi....Modi....Modi..."!!!

[Smith Shah @shahsmith375]

The percentage will remain the same...Majorities are decided by percentage not by absolute numbers

[Raghunath AS 🇮🇳 @asraghunath]

A simple fact that the much-hyped Transport Minister @nitin_gadkari should have explained to the masses on the hot topic of ethanol, is demonstrated so effectively by @KVishReddy garu, the @BJP4Telangana MP from Chevella Constituency, through this simple video.
This is precisely why younger, qualified and articulate MPs like him should have been inducted into the Cabinet, rather than continuing with old and fatigued faces.

[Smith Shah @shahsmith375]

Maybe provide some numbers on the peer economy as well

[Sansiddh Jain @sansiddh]

I just realised something crazy.

India's GDP was $700B in 2004, and it reached $2.1T by 2014. 3x in 10 years. It's been 12 years since then and our GDP is $3.9T. 3x toh choro, we've not even been able to 2x our GDP in 10 years LOLLL.

[Smith Shah @shahsmith375]

Just build more fucking prisons..rather than give excuses

[Andy Burnham @andyburnham]

Britain’s prisons crisis has its roots in a failure to add sufficient new places between 2010 and 2024. Just 500 places were added and 23 prisons were closed. As a result, the system is now dangerously close to capacity and we are running the risk of new offenders not being incarcerated in a timely manner.

The situation must be gripped and that is what I have done in my first days as Prime Minister. But I have done so by trying to put myself in the shoes of victims of crime and seeing things through their eyes. My approach has been to maximise support for them and minimise the risks to public safety.

For someone trying to rebuild their life after a traumatic experience, few things could feel more unjust than learning the person responsible for their suffering would be released earlier than thought. Yet that has been the painful experience of many victims.

I understand their anger and anxiety. More than that, I share it. Because of that, one of my first decisions as Prime Minister was to pause the plan for early release in September and order an urgent review of the scheme.

That has now concluded and, as a result, I have decided to make some significant changes to the plans I inherited. Sentences for rape, serious child sex offences and other grooming offences will now be excluded from the changes. This will be on top of the offenders who are already blocked because they have been deemed by the courts as the most dangerous prisoners.

The truth is I wanted to go even further. I know there will be concerns about who will still be released early for other offences. I have pushed to the very limits of what is possible to do. I know I can look people in the eye and say to them there is nothing more I could have asked for without risking the prison system reaching capacity and collapsing within months.

Such an outcome would expose the public to enormous risk. Police would be unable to make arrests. Courts would be unable to send new offenders to prison. Our justice system would grind to a halt. All this is the reason why sentencing changes were rightly introduced in the first place.

However, I am determined to do more to support victims and the public. So, as well as excluding those sentences for rape, serious child sex offences and other grooming offences, we will be introducing much tougher community measures. Nearly all offenders released will be tagged. The period of supervision will be toughened. And we will be imposing new conditions for offenders, including restriction zones agreed with victims. As part of the changes, we will be giving probation officers the power to ban offenders from driving, pubs and community events.

There will also be a new package of support for victims because they must be placed at the heart of the justice system. This will be backed by £10 million in new funding to provide trauma-informed contacts for victims, alongside a new national helpline.

The Government I lead will work to fix the prison crisis once and for all. I will not leave the same problems for my successors. We will deliver the fastest prison building programme since the Victorian era, with 14,000 new places expected by 2031.

To avoid a repeat of this situation, I have also asked the Justice Secretary to identify other ways to free up prison capacity that will be more palatable to the public.

First, I have asked him to review the indefinite sentences handed out between 2005 and 2012, called Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP). This has left many hundreds of people in prison since they were young but without any prospect of release despite having already served very long sentences.

Second, I have asked for the early release of more women prisoners to be considered, and to look at converting more of the women’s prison estate to hold male prisoners, given the lower risk they generally pose.

Third, I have asked officials to consider faster returns of foreign national offenders to their country of origin.

I have spent much of my political life campaigning for victims, from the families of the Hillsborough disaster to those affected by the infected blood scandal. I have seen the pain caused when people are let down by the very institutions meant to protect them.

The changes we are announcing today will make a difference, but I do not pretend it is a perfect solution or that it goes as far as I would like. My commitment over the months and years ahead is to rebuild our justice system so that it commands the confidence of the public. This will not happen overnight and nor without difficulty. But we will deliver a justice system that the British people expect and deserve.

[Smith Shah @shahsmith375]

@ANI how is it 1700 more votes than previous election?

[Laurence Fox @LozzaFox]

My full speech at the @OxfordUnion debating whether the west is right to be suspicious of Islam.

I needed a security team to attend and we were spat at, bullied and heckled by a baying mob.

But I will not give up on free speech.

I will not submit.