Sudip Mukherjee

[Sudip Mukherjee @sudip1605]

@Ankittt410 Ordered on 24th August. # 7294. When can I expect this ? This is my third message to you but no response from your side. Does it take 8 days to deliver a consignment?

[Sudip Mukherjee @sudip1605]

@weartransition Order placed on 24th August vide # 7294. Today is 31st August, still not received the delivery nor any update. Are you guys really serious about your business?

[Sudip Mukherjee @sudip1605]

@Ankittt410 Hi, my order no is 7294, already 5 days gone. Does it take so much time to deliver?

[Gaurav Pradhan 🇮🇳 @OfficeOfDGP]

Unshakeable till my last breath.... My PM

[Gabbar @GabbbarSingh]

Great stuff. This is something we demanded since long. PM Modi is the best communicator. He was conspicuously absent on occasions he was needed. Govt has realized, more FaceTime is great. Trump talks to the nation almost daily. Nandan Nilekani 🙏

[Navroop Singh @TheNavroopSingh]

NEET protests ki Sachayi ! Zara suniye aur share kijiye !

[Rishi Bagree @rishibagree]

NEET 2026 : Sequence of events you must know

[తెలుగు ని కాపాడండి రా….. @ap9675868]

So well articulated. All the fools who are still supporting cjp see this

[desi mojito @desimojito]

THIS IS ABSOLUTELY SAVAGE

[Crystal Clear @Crystal_x_Clear]

Calcutta Club debate & @jsaideepak’s speech underline the urgency of framing new Bharat with Hindutva in its true historical context.

As I had argued in my🧵 on the “Triangle of Hindu Nationalism” - Bengal ➝ Punjab ➝ Maharashtra - the ideological roots of Hindutva lie in Bengal. Sai Deepak reiterated this, calling Bengal its birthplace, forged in Shakta spirit as a response to dual colonialism faced by Hindus.

Point to ponder: As I have always said, in order to reclaim any region into the Hindutva fold, one must not mock its political choices but gently detach it from narrow ethnic, linguistic or caste identities through culture and politics.

Once a civilisational periphery, Bengal became the subcontinent’s nerve-centre in the 18th century, only to slip back after Independence. The moment has come for Bengal to reclaim leadership, and act as the Hindutva vanguard for the entire East, from West Bengal to Bangladesh to the North-East.

[Sudip Mukherjee @sudip1605]

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[Sudip Mukherjee @sudip1605]

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[Sudip Mukherjee @sudip1605]

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[Sudip Mukherjee @sudip1605]

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[Comman Man @CommanMan777589]

These 3 men have demolished a century full of efforts by Leftists and Islamists!

Repost if you agree!

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[AstroCounselKK 🇮🇳 @AstroCounselKK]

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[Amit Malviya @amitmalviya]

This video has demolished Rahul Gandhi’s fake Vote Chori campaign. Frustrated, the Congress is now threatening Shiv Aroor with legal action. Let’s ensure many more people watch it. Bullies must be called out, punched in the face, and told to sit down.

[Padmaja 🇮🇳 @prettypadmaja__]

Yes, my vote is my power and I will ensure Congress will never have it to come to power!
Those who agree please show our strength and like or RT.

[anand mahindra @anandmahindra]

The ‘law of unintended consequences’ seems to be operating stealthily in the prevailing tariff war unleashed by the U.S.

Two examples:

The EU may appear to have accepted the evolving global tariff regime, responding with its own strategic adjustments. Yet the friction has nudged Europe to rethink its security dependence, leading to higher defence spending in France and Germany. In the process, Germany has moderated its fiscal orthodoxy, which may well catalyse a resurgence in Europe’s major economies. The world could gain a new engine for growth.

In Canada, long hampered by notorious internal trade barriers between its provinces, steps are now being taken to dismantle them, bringing the country closer to a common market and enhancing economic resilience.

Both these ‘unintended consequences’ could become long-term positives for global growth.

Shouldn’t India too seize this moment to shape a virtuous consequence for itself? Just as the 1991 forex reserves crisis triggered liberalisation, can today’s global ‘Manthan’ over tariffs yield some ‘Amrit’ for us?

Two strong steps we can take today are:

1. Radically Improve Ease of Doing Business
—India must go beyond incremental reform and create a genuinely effective single-window clearance system for all investment proposals.
—While states control many investment regulations, we can begin with a coalition of willing states aligning with a national single-window platform.
—If we demonstrate speed, simplicity, and predictability, we can make India an irresistible destination for global capital in a world seeking trusted partners.

2. Unleash the Power of Tourism as a Forex Engine
—Tourism is one of the most underexploited sources of foreign exchange and employment.
—We need to dramatically accelerate visa processing, improve tourist facilitation, and build dedicated tourism corridors around existing hotspots, offering assured security, sanitation, and hygiene.
—These corridors can serve as models of excellence, encouraging other regions to emulate and raise national standards.

And a broader action agenda to build on these pillars:
Liquidity & Support for MSMEs; Infrastructure Investment acceleration; A Manufacturing Push, via enhancement and expansion of the scope of PLI schemes; Rationalise import duties so that duty on manufacturing inputs are lowered and assist in improving our competitiveness.

Let the unintended consequences we create be the most intentional and transformative ones of all.

We cannot fault others for putting their nations first. But we should be moved to make our own nation greater than ever.