SidaLila

Compliance Director at Fintech Startups.

[SambhavāmiYugeYuge - Healthmaxxing🌞 @Windsofchange72]

This is so AMAZING!!!

Using indigenous Kavach Technology that is being deployed to cover almost all train tracks

India has gone down from ~135 train accidents in a year to ~11!

[Office Of Vijay Patel @VijayGajeraO]

Highly Important.

I have been able to infiltrate a planned TOOLKIT, and it's extremely shocking to see the detailed planning and information about helpers.

I request you all to share it maximum.
Let's start to expose.👇

[Aravind @aravind]

I have been saying for many years, SM platforms - especially Meta platforms, Reddit, and Telegram are being weaponized by adversaries against India. They are not just manipulated using state run account farms but seem controlled from the inside placing their agents. This needs a state level response. Individual patriots can always fight back narrative but if our narratives are actively suppressed and adversarial narrative and psyop promoted then only the state can fight it. And one more thing - state media of neutral, partner countries being weaponized against India. I hope you will talk to relevant people and initiate some action if it's already not being considered. Also, I feel, knee jerk reactions like sudden blanket bans can backfire and will be used by the DS to precipitate more anarchy like we saw in Nepal. https://t.co/gqfWjmPelo

[GEO INSIGHTS @Rudraeyes]

🚨 NEW : NIA Flags Instagram and Telegram as Most Used App by Terror Handlers to Recruit Terrorists in India.

[News Algebra @NewsAlgebraIND]

BREAKING NEWS 🚨 France bans Social Media for children under 15.

[Aravind @aravind]

Nothing will happen. Remain calm & carry on. The state will take care. The escalation curve in India is generally very flat, the tolerance for anarchy very high, until the curve hits "subversion" on the x-axis. It then takes a 90 degree turn to "FAFO" on the y-axis.

[Mohandas Pai @TVMohandasPai]

Yes, this is totally crazy. Bringing babies for protest or such large gathering put the babies at risk. Don’t the parent have any sense? @KanoongoPriyank should have a look at this . Police all over the country should sides strict guidelines about use of babies or young children for protests. Very wrong @AmitShah @IHRCINDIA01

[Zahack Tanvir — ضحاك تنوير @ZahackTanvir]

“Modi is a dictator.” Dude, he hasn’t even reached the “D” of dictatorship. Try doing in China, Iran, or the Middle East what you’ve done in Delhi. They’ll give you a real taste of what dictatorship actually looks like. Don’t abuse the leniency!

[Isha Foundation @ishafoundation]

"What I speak about in my discourses, the volunteers here are living it," said Bageshwar Dham Sarkar Pandit Dhirendra Krishna Shastri after meeting Sadhguru, and exploring the powerfully consecrated spaces at Isha Yoga Center Coimbatore.

[Aravind @aravind]

This is absolutely insane and unacceptable. This is how much radicalized and brainwashed the youth of the country have become under the influence of SM.

Govt fixes this SM infowar or not, but it must definitely apply broken windows theory and take immediate action on these to ensure things don't escalate more.

There are so many such videos now surfacing. This psyops by the adversary is being orchestrated to turn the anger on Modi to such dangerous levels among many.

The communist method is to normalize such thinking, speech, then encourage such action. Govt must take strict action immediately on at least a few of these radicals. Publicize it widely to deter others.

[The Emissary @TheEmissaryCo]

India is quite literally the most diverse state in the world currently & amongst the most diverse in human history.

While empires like the Romans, Mongols, & British also had immense diversity, they did not have universal franchise, 1.4 billion people, & that combined with the horizontal & vertical diversity India has.

Its diversity is indeed a source of its dysfunction, but that it moves forward relatively peacefully is a testament to itself as well as 2 other factors:

1. Hinduism's inherent pluralistic & tolerant ethos
2. Institutions designed to accommodate such diversity

That the leviathan of India advances with or despite its diversity is something that is remarkable.

[Yashraj Sharma @Yashraajsharrma]

Understand this clearly. What America is to the world today, Bharat was for thousands of years.

When Marco Polo called Malabar the richest and most splendid province in the world, he was not flattering us. He was reporting what every traveller already knew. This land was the centre of gravity of the world.

The world came to us. For our spices, our textiles, our diamonds, our pearls, our steel, our mathematics, our medicine, our philosophy. And even our sciences of time. Marco Polo himself recorded, with some wonder, that in Bharat nothing moved without consulting the jyotishi. Marriage, travel, trade, coronations, everything passed through the muhurta.
A foreigner in the 13th century documented that even our merchants timed their ships by the stars. That is how deeply knowledge was woven into daily life here. This was not superstition. This was a civilisation so advanced it had mapped time itself.

Estimates of historical economies suggest Bharat held roughly a quarter of the world's wealth for centuries. We were not a market. We were THE market.

Then came the erosion. Invasions, and then 200 years of systematic colonial draining. But the deepest damage was not the loot of gold. Gold can be earned back.

They eroded our confidence & education system. That was the real conquest.

They convinced us our languages were crude, our shastras were superstition, our jyotish was fraud, our medicine was quackery. They made us look at ourselves through their eyes. And generations of us are still doing exactly that, still seeking their validation for knowledge our Rishis perfected millennia ago.

A civilisation is not destroyed when its wealth is taken. It is destroyed when its self-image is taken.

The wealth is returning now. The real work left is the education & confidence. The day we stop asking the West to certify our own knowledge, that day the circle completes.

[Rahul Mathur @Rahul_J_Mathur]

Mukesh Bansal wrote a ₹5.15 cr cheque into Skyroot Aerospace on 23rd July 2018.

He was the only investor to back ISRO scientists Pawan and Naga.

During the ET Young Turks interview, Pawan described this as “I remember googling how to raise capital. I didn't even know what equity was. I sent a LinkedIn message to Mukesh Bansal.”

Mukesh would add more capital twice - another ₹5.15 cr in April 2019 and ₹2 cr in Nov 2020.

In 2019, he was once again the ONLY investor. In 2020, he was the largest cheque.

Deep conviction demonstrated across 3 rounds - his peak ownership in the business was ~28.1%.

Mukesh’s total holdings in Skyroot Aerspace is worth ~₹708.99 crore as of Skyroot’s Series C funding round on 7th May 2026

[India Plus @india_plus_]

🚨 "Language is only a means of communication. I will promote 5 to 10 languages, including international languages, in every university. It is better to learn Hindi so that we can mingle with people easily."

- Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu

[Phield Martiall Jambavan @SirJambavan]

Absolutely crazy numbers in Astrophysics.

There are about 200 billion to 2 trillion galaxies in the *observable universe. And on average, a galaxy contains anywhere between 80-100 billion stars.

Read that again.

~10E12 galaxies with 10E11 stars each. That's astronomical.

[Viktor @desishitposterr]

Blatant stone pelting on cops and vandalising vehicles and other public property!

Arrest these bastards.

[Facts @BefittingFacts]

This is on Sonam Wangchuk. He is responsible for all this.

[TGAC @TGACGR]

Main reason of CJP protest🧐

[Hindutva Knight @HPhobiaWatch]

Cockroaches lynched a police officer. Hope @CellDelhi @DelhiPolice identify everyone in this video and invoke NSA against them

[Jijith Nadumuri Ravi @Jijith_NR]

India served as a major hub for the early dispersal of modern humans!

Why they hid this from you? 🔥

Not just a transit zone, but India was the foundational population center for all non-African humans!

It shaped the gene pool of West Eurasia (Europe, Iran), East Asia (China, Japan), and Oceania.

This is map of Human Genome Project. Here African migration directly comes into India through Arabian & South Iranian seashore through Gujarat.

This entry happened in 75,000 to 55,000 BCE. mtDNA M, Y-DNA F.

Migration from East Africa (via Bab-el-Mandab strait, into Arabian Peninsula), into southern coastal Iran, and then entry into India (Gujarat). This is also called the "Southern Route" of human migration from Africa.

Humans exit in two paths.🔥

1) through west towards Iran, Central Asia & Europe in ~45,000 to 35,000 BCE. mtDNA U, Y-DNA R1.

This is supported by the basal Eurasian ancestry found in ancient Near Eastern genomes and a "genetic trail from India to Europe".

2) through east towards Iran, China and South East Asia in 50,000 to 40,000 BCE. mtDNA M, R; Y-DNA C, K2b.

Y-DNA haplogroups C, D, and K found in East Asians, Papuans, and Aboriginal Australians derived from it.

Then what happened to the "Northern Route" also known as the "Levantine Route" (via Sinai and Israel into West Asia)?

North via Sinai Peninsula to Levant (Israel, Jordan) to Anatolia to Eurasia

Dating: ~100,000 BCE (older).

No genetic continuity between those early Levant humans and later Eurasians! Died out or were absorbed by Neanderthals. No trail of mtDNA M or N (which all Eurasians descend from) through this route!

So, it’s often called a "failed migration".🔥

All non-African humans today descend from mtDNA haplogroups M & N, and Y-DNA haplogroups C, D, F. These are not present in the early Levant fossils. Their oldest surviving branches are in India, Southeast Asia, and Oceania, not the Levant.

Ancient Eurasian genomes do not match the 100k-year-old Levantine fossils genetically.

Modern human genetic bottleneck (~60–70k years ago) aligns better with the "southern dispersal model"

The Levantine route reflects early exploratory dispersals of Homo sapiens. But it is considered a dead-end migration with no genetic legacy in present-day humans.

The "southern route" , as seen in National Geographic HGP map, remains the strongest model.