He was handed a death sentence by Muslims; he went into hiding for a decade; his books were banned; he was cancelled by his own; he lost his eye and nearly his life to a Jihadi attack - and who does he blame? Modi and Hindus.
Exposing the lies and ignorance of @SalmanRushdie:
Make no mistake - India will avenge this terror attack with all its might.
But this time round a billion Indians demand an assurance - that anyone who attends the funeral of terrorists who carried out this attack, will be considered a potential terrorist. Enough is enough.
The horrific blast in Delhi last evening has deeply pained everyone. India stands with those who have suffered.
I assure everyone that the agencies will get to the bottom of the entire conspiracy.
All those involved will be brought to justice.
Remembering Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Ji on his birth anniversary. He is remembered as a visionary who ignited young minds and inspired our nation to dream big. His life reminds us that humility and hard work are vital for success. May we continue to build the India he envisioned…an India that is strong, self-reliant and compassionate.
The leaks selectively quoting (& misinterpreting) the preliminary report into the @airindia crash clearly originate in the West where Boeing, engine manufacturers etc want to blame the pilots and claim that they themselves were not culpable.
What is worrying is when Indian media & social media repeat these misleading reports & irresponsibly slander the dead pilots who are not here to defend themselves.
Anyone who follows aviation knows that ‘pilot error’ is the automatic response of manufacturers when a plane goes down because it lets the fat cats off the hook.
It is shameful that without convincing evidence of any error so many Indian commentators are willing to rush to judgment & dance on the graves of experienced professionals who gave their lives in the service of passengers
@saravana_mukesh@narendramodi@AmitShah This issue touches the core of Article 19(1)(e) of the Constitution, which gives every Indian the right to reside and settle anywhere in the country. No one should feel unwelcome or excluded simply because they don’t speak the local language.
@saravana_mukesh@narendramodi@AmitShah In parts of the North, East, and West, people very well speak in their regional language, but when people from different cultures and languages visit, they speak in a common language. Then why not in other part of South? Common language is required to unite people.
@saravana_mukesh@narendramodi@AmitShah Why don’t these People representatives solve this first? Focus on growth and social impact, which is the reason they are elected.
@saravana_mukesh@narendramodi@AmitShah Consider Bengaluru, where the thriving IT industry contributes nearly 43% of India’s GDP, powered by a workforce that is predominantly from outside Karnataka. This success is a result of collaboration beyond linguistic lines.