Simonti Bisi

[Simonti Bisi @Simonti50]

Contaminated drinking water supply at RTO lane buildings shatataraka, horizon heights, Gautam and vatsalya. @mybmcwardKW @mybmc @AndheriLOCA please look into it urgently. Grievance no. KW_202600091300 already raised online.

[Simonti Bisi @Simonti50]

Constant nuisance for all residents of RTO lane @AndheriLOCA

[Anindya Bisi @AnindyaBisi]

@MNSPrashantRane we need your intervention please, every day the approach road is blocked due to illegal parking of construction vehicles. Have requested many times but no avail. Ekta Association, RTO LANE @AmboliPS @mybmcwardKW

[Anindya Bisi @AnindyaBisi]

@MNSPrashantRane we need your intervention please, every day the approach road is blocked due to illegal parking of construction vehicles. Have requested many times but no avail. Ekta Association, RTO LANE @AmboliPS @mybmcwardKW

[Shwetank @shwetankbhushan]

@ShekharGupta Hello Shekhar, here's why I find your piece not only misplaced, but a disservice to the community.
https://t.co/VRjw8oJwSa

[Simonti Bisi @Simonti50]

@crispeconomiX Ha ha epic

[Simonti Bisi @Simonti50]

Where is @sardesairajdeep now? Will he be reporting Suvendhu Adhikari’s PA’s killing ? Or is he still going to hold debates about SIR process and EC being wrong on Bengal elections? Will he ever hold the TMC goons responsible ?

[Simonti Bisi @Simonti50]

@YearOfTheKraken So true

[Simonti Bisi @Simonti50]

@WordsSlay A wonderful eye opening write up and true to the core. We have been always ridiculed for following our own religion and unfortunately generations had fallen into this pattern of being ashamed of being to Hindu. Now we are unafraid of our own cultural roots.

[Jaiveer Shergill @JaiveerShergill]

To dear sore losers from Opposition,

SIR, Election Commission worked perfectly fine in TN & Kerala

BUT

SIR, EC did not work per rules in W Bengal ?🤔

Out of 20 seats with highest voter deletions , TMC won 13!!!

Opposition must Think before they Speak !

Hypocrites !!

[Simonti Bisi @Simonti50]

The Union of India and Bangla virodhi Gujrati gang are patiently waiting for updates from @abhishekaitc, @MahuaMoitra, @SayoniGhoshAITC and @derekobrienmp
#electionresult2026
#bjpinbengal
#bengalelection2026

[Simonti Bisi @Simonti50]

@sayani06 Take a break… have a kitkat

[Simonti Bisi @Simonti50]

@erbmjha Isko bhagao bengal se

[Monidipa Bose - Dey (মণিদীপা) @monidipadey]

Seeing some posts claiming Bengalis will lose their identity, if BJP comes to power. These people are forgetting or choosing to ignore one major historical fact - BJP is a Bengali party in its origin.

It’s often overlooked that the roots of the BJP trace back to Bengal. BJP’s ideological predecessor was founded by Dr. Syama Prasad Mookerjee, a prominent figure from Kolkata.

Mookerjee was already a well known public figure, before he formed his own party. He served as Vice-Chancellor of Calcutta University, was elected to the Assembly as a member of the Indian National Congress in the 1930s, and later joined the Hindu Mahasabha under Savarkar, eventually becoming its President until 1946.

After independence, he became part of Jawaharlal Nehru’s first cabinet, and also contributed to the Constituent Assembly. However, following various ideological differences, especially over the Nehru-Liaquat Pact of 1950, he resigned from the cabinet.

In October 1951, with support from the RSS, Mookerjee founded the Bharatiya Jana Sangh (BJS), choosing a lamp as its symbol, to contest India’s first general elections.

In the 1951-52 elections, the BJS secured three Lok Sabha seats. Notably, two of these seats were from West Bengal. Mookerjee himself from South Kolkata, and Durga Charan Banerjee from Jhargram (Midnapore). The third seat was won by Uma Shankar Trivedi from Chittor, Rajasthan.

This meant that two-thirds of the party’s parliamentary presence initially came from Bengal.

The Bharatiya Jana Sangh (BJS) transitioned into the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in 1980.

If BJP does indeed win, it will be homecoming for the party. A return to the land of its birth.

[BhikuMhatre @MumbaichaDon]

Every Bengali must read this before voting today & decide where he/she wants to take Bengal in Future.

THE DAY KOLKATA BROKE IT'S GOLDEN GOOSE🥲

Kolkata once pulsed as beating heart of Bharatiya industry—grand mills humming, fortunes rising, the Birlas at the center of it all.

Aditya Vikram Birla, the sharp-eyed scion fresh from MIT, had already worked miracles. In 1965 he returned and turned the family’s sinking Eastern Spinning Mills into a roaring success. The old Dalhousie offices at India Exchange Place still carried the scent of power, right opposite the Writers’ Building.

But by the late 1970s, the air had turned toxic.Militant Leftist Trade Unions ruled the streets. “Gherao” became a weapon — managers trapped for days, starved, humiliated. Strikes crippled factories. Politicians openly branded industrialists “class enemies” who deserved no mercy. Every flight out of the city felt like an escape; many carried emergency bags stuffed with jewels and documents, half-expecting they might never come back.The pressure on the Birlas had been building for years. Union trouble had even blocked them from fully occupying their own Birla Building until President’s Rule briefly intervened.

Then came the breaking point!

Around 1978, Aditya Vikram Birla looked at the writing scrawled in red across the city walls and made a cold, decisive call. The place that once nurtured his family’s empire now treated ambition like a crime. He shifted his base to Mumbai. It wasn’t loud. It didn’t need to be.The signal rippled like shockwaves. Other Birla branches followed. Soon the great exodus began in earnest — JK Group, Thapars, and scores of Marwari houses accelerated their departure. Multinationals like ICI, Bata, Philips, and Brooke Bond started shrinking or fleeing. Iconic chimneys fell silent. Hundreds of lockouts and strikes became routine. West Bengal’s share of Indian industry, once commanding, began its long, painful collapse. Aditya poured his fire into building something unstoppable from Mumbai — a global empire in textiles, cement, chemicals, and more that would one day span dozens of countries. He never made Kolkata his home again.

The real tragedy wasn’t just one man’s departure. It was an entire ecosystem of dreams, jobs, and daring strangled by ideology, gheraos, and endless hostility.

Today, when you walk past the quiet streets and watch talented youth board trains for work elsewhere, the echo still lingers—They didn’t just chase away capital. They killed the golden goose.

Bengal then threw out the Leftists & elected Mamata Didi with a hope. But did she deliver?

Yes! She delivered. She made it from worse to worst!

Bengal Today:

~Per Capita Income nearly 20% below the national average.

~Share in National GDP: Dropped sharply from 10.5% in 1960-61 to 5.6% in 2023-24.

~27.8 Lakh youths registered for the state's unemployment allowance scheme (Banglar Yuva Sathi),

~FDI inflows (2019–2025) total only ₹15,256 Crore.

~Capital Expenditure saw a 35.1% contraction in late 2025.

Bengal is having, maybe, it's last chance today & on 29th to reclaim lost glory again AND this time, Bharatiya Bengalis must decide what they really want. A steep downfall further with anarchy OR Development with National Security!

Your Vote, Your Choice! Use it Wisely🙏

[Simonti Bisi @Simonti50]

Yes, surprised that @titanwatches shipping a faulty product & we have to run around for customer support

[Anindya Bisi @AnindyaBisi]

Posting for consumer awareness : got fooled by the attractive website of @titanwatches & ordered a wall clock. The product was faulty & the customer experience was pathetic.

[Simonti Bisi @Simonti50]

@crispeconomiX Absolutely true

[Anand Ranganathan @ARanganathan72]

The plight of Hindus in Hindu Rashtra: having to approach the courts just to light a simple lamp in front of their most sacred temple, following a tradition born before Islam was, and then, when granted permission, abused, humiliated, beaten, blocked.

You can’t do anything.

[Simonti Bisi @Simonti50]

In case you are wondering why AQI is worst in Andheri..no rules followed by this building being broken. Where are the sprinklers ?What will you be doing about this @mybmc. This is a residential area with children. Do you even care
@LavekarBharati
@MNSPrashantRane
@AndheriLOCA

[Simonti Bisi @Simonti50]

How to park a tempo? Go to the middle of the RTO Andheri Lane, park, dissappear and inconvenience everyone. #everydaynuisance
@MTPHereToHelp @AndheriLOCA

[Smita Prakash @smitaprakash]

He had said this to Diana Edulji. Never forget how powerful people can make or break sports.