Dear USA president @elonmusk ji –
We Indians consider our national security and sovereignty paramount. No business interest, billionaire, or foreign corporation can be above the laws and policies of our country.
India welcomes foreign investment and advanced technology, but if you want to do business here, respecting our laws, regulatory framework, and national security requirements should not be a problem.
Competition is welcome, but not at the cost of national security. Every company operating in India must comply with the rules established by the Indian government. These are not unreasonable demands; they are the sovereign rights of an independent nation.
If you are unwilling to operate within India's regulatory framework, that is entirely your choice. We Indians will continue using the internet services currently available to us.
India is open for business, not open to compromise on national security. Our country, our laws, our rules. If you want to do business here, respect them. Otherwise, your internet is yours to keep, and we are perfectly entitled to be satisfied with our existing services.
India is open to business, not to pressure. Our country, our laws, our security, and our decisions. No billionaire is bigger than India.
People actually cheered when Police came in. Nobody supported. No slogans. Everybody cooperated so that these three get detained. And people say these are the mega youth leaders. LOL.
Just finished the first episode of season third of #shrinking@AppleTV .
Have a strong feeling Dr Paul’s role coming to an end.
This episode hits different. Like the show, so full of positivity and happiness.
Hinduism is not just the most aesthetic, but also the most advanced culture that has ever existed
Konark Sun Temple in Odisha is one example of advancements achieved by Hinduism. In 13th century, Konark Temple used magnetic levitation and advanced construction techniques
Sadly, much of this knowledge has been lost