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[Swapnil @uncledreamzz]

@kumarmanish9 Not aware of the exact details, but that’s what the driver told me.

[Swapnil @uncledreamzz]

@kumarmanish9 @Olacabs @Uber_AHM @rapidoapp_ Today, I had to go to Zydus Hospital in an emergency. Couldn’t get a single cab or even a metered auto. These union guys were creating a ruckus and not letting anyone take rides. Eventually, I had to call a friend to drop me to the hospital.

This is honestly getting ridiculous.

[Swapnil @uncledreamzz]

@kumarmanish9 @Olacabs @Uber_AHM @rapidoapp_ Had a really bad experience. Last night around 12, I booked a cab. The driver accepted the ride, then called me and started demanding extra money with a lot of attitude. After a brief argument, I cancelled it and booked a Rapido instead thankfully, I reached home safely.

[Kumar Manish @kumarmanish9]

This is shameful.

The same मिनिस्टर family members would be out on their official AC cars exploiting state resources.

Minister should apologies to constable or state police union should do the boycott.

[Swapnil @uncledreamzz]

@kumarmanish9 I do have a few confirmed rides, though they’re almost always priced above the standard rates from private operators. Sometimes even 150+.

[Swapnil @uncledreamzz]

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[Swapnil @uncledreamzz]

@kumarmanish9 SIM card issue karne ke liye Sir
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[Vidit Sharma 🇮🇳 @TheViditsharma]

This individual runs a full-fledged YouTube channel where he intentionally hurts and harasses dogs just to gain views and followers.

In one video, he even performs a reckless stunt and lands directly on a dog, clearly doing it on purpose for publicity.

This is not entertainment — it’s animal cruelty, plain and simple.
Such people must be counselled, warned, and if that doesn’t work — stopped immediately.

@YouTube @YouTubeIndia please take strict action and remove such disturbing, inhuman content from your platform. No one should be allowed to gain fame by torturing voiceless souls.

Chanel link :
https://t.co/zL21MhocWO

#AnimalAbuse

[Kumar Manish @kumarmanish9]

Meet Snow 🐾
Snow, a beautiful Husky, was sadly abandoned when his previous family couldn’t continue caring for him.

Despite everything, he remains the sweetest boy, gentle, obedient, and incredibly friendly with both kids and the elderly. ❤️

He’s been lovingly trained and cared for by @99Barkville , an NGO that supports abandoned pet dogs.

Snow is ready for a new beginning, a home filled with love, care, and companionship.

📩 If you’d like to adopt him or know someone who would, please DM me.

#Ahmedabad

[FinFloww @FinFloww]

For decades, UP was one of the POOREST states of India

Everyone thought it’ll FAIL since it’s crowded, chaotic and struggling with law & order

But to their SHOCK, UP went from the POOREST to being the 2nd LARGEST economy in just 7 years!

Here’s how UP plans to hit $1 trillion:

While India is chasing a $30 trillion economy by 2047, UP aspires to contribute $6 trillion of that.

Today, UP is about 9.3% of India’s GDP. By 2047, the goal is 16%, nearly doubling its share in the national economic output.

But ambitions are one thing. Numbers tell the real story.

👉 UP’s current economy is valued at roughly ₹35 lakh crore (≈ $414 billion), about the size of South Africa’s economy today.

It is the second largest state economy in the country, but with a large population of 24 crores, it ought to do more.

This gap is both a challenge and an opportunity.

Think about it: reaching $1 trillion by 2030 means more than doubling UP’s economy in just 5 years.

And by 2047, the $6 trillion target would require even bigger growth.

The bar is high.

So it helps to think of the journey in three natural phases:

👉Short term (2025-2030): Build roads, airports, logistics, startup hubs. Ensure law and order is predictable. Push capital expenditure and project execution.

👉Medium term (2030-2040): Urbanise, skill up, and connect districts to growth hubs.

👉Long term (2040-2047): Move into innovation, advanced manufacturing, tech exports. Aim for parity with developed sub-national economies.

To achieve this, the UP government is actively seeking public input and has laid out 12 key sectors as the pillars of its “Uttar Pradesh Vision 2047” grouped under three categories:

👉Arth Shakti (Economic Power)
👉Srijan Shakti (Creative Power)
👉Jeevan Shakti (Life Power)

Let’s go through them one by one.

Arth Shakti aims to boost the economy through modernizing agriculture, supporting industries and MSMEs, promoting tourism, and building IT and electronics hubs.

Srijan Shakti focuses on innovation and sustainable growth through education, skill development, research, infrastructure, and renewable energy.

Jeevan Shakti is about improving lives: better healthcare, social welfare, law and order, and balanced urban-rural development.

Together, these pillars form the roadmap for UP to become a $6 trillion economy by 2047.

But let’s take a step back. Let’s take a look at what’s changed since 2017.

In 2017, UP had only 2 expressways.

Today, it has 18: completed (7), proposed (8) and under construction (3). The state accounts for India’s largest expressway network.

And is rightly called the expressway state of India.

It also boasts 5 domestic and 3 international airports.

The government took the connectivity challenge head on and delivered impressive results.

And now, with a capital expenditure of ₹2.26 lakh crore, there will be massive investment in infrastructure and machinery.

Law and order also used to be a chronic complaint. Cases against women used to languish.

Today, charge-sheeting rates are higher than the national average, indicating that a larger number of cases are now being formally pursued through the legal system.

Why does this matter?

Because without law and order, investors don’t show up and tourists don’t stay.

And now, investors are showing up.

In May 2025 alone, UP State Industrial Development Authority (UPSIDA) allotted 113 industrial plots, worth ₹700 crore, with 4,800 jobs projected.

Gorakhpur Industrial Development Authority (GIDA) saw ₹2,251 crore of industrial project launches recently, including a ₹700 crore Coca-Cola bottling plant.

UP’s Defence Corridor, with 6 nodes including Lukhnow, Aligarh, Kanpur, Jhansi, Agra and Chitrakoot, is drawing in over ₹30,000 crore of proposals.

The state has the highest number of MSMEs in the country and ranks 2nd in Ease of Doing Business (EoDB).

It’s boots-on-ground capex.

But to get to $1 trillion, UP must convert potential into productivity.

That means more than roads and factories.

It means skilling youth, supporting entrepreneurs, sustaining law and order, and building public trust in governance.

The “how” matters just as much as the “what”.

So, how far has UP come?

👉Its economy has more than doubled since 2017.
👉Factory registrations are rising.
👉Startups are emerging from Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities.
👉Law and order is no longer the first worry of investors.

This is not the same UP that headlines once mocked.

And how far can it go?

If it continues on this path, with capital, credibility, and continuity, UP may not just meet its $1 trillion target.

It might just become the economic keystone of Viksit Bharat.

If you liked this read, do RePost🔄

and follow us @FinFloww for such reads every Monday, Wednesday and Friday!

[Swapnil @uncledreamzz]

@kumarmanish9 S25 Ultra sir😂

[Kumar Manish @kumarmanish9]

#UnpopularOpinion
Well done, Team India, for thrashing Pakistan on the field.

But let's be clear not shaking hands with the losing team wasn’t some grand act of bravery.

It was simply against the very spirit of sportsmanship.

If the players had such strong convictions, the real stand would’ve been refusing to step on the field altogether not using post-match gestures to make a statement after playing under the BCCI banner.

Anything less is just optics.

Sports is about competition and respect especially when the game is done. A handshake isn’t just tradition, it’s a sign of maturity and dignity in victory.

Let’s not mistake performative silence for principle.

#INDvsPAK #AsiaCup2025

[Swapnil @uncledreamzz]

@AnxiousHolly Galaxy Y

[Swapnil @uncledreamzz]

@karnillll Aur aage kuch bolunga toh vivvad hojayega.

[Swapnil @uncledreamzz]

@karnillll This lighting is 100x better than that ugly RGB nonsense that our babus love.

[Dog with Blog | Abhishek Joshi @kaalicharan]

In 1996, three street dogs in Kolkata were found protecting a new-born baby (abandoned in a trash can) for over two days till help arrived. 🐕

[Radhika Barman 🇮🇳🍉🕊️🐘🌱⛓️🇸🇩 @RadhikaBarman5]

I have never in my life seen an elite feeding street dogs. Not once. Yet somehow, the stray dog controversy has been twisted into an “elite” issue and dog feeders have been painted as hypocrites overnight. The reality is the opposite the people feeding these dogs are overwhelmingly poor or working class, not the latte-sipping set.

And the hypocrisy is laughable. The moment you point out it is poor people doing the feeding, they sneer, “Oh, you must be giving leftovers.” When you say it is fresh food, they switch to, “Why increase your liability in life?” If you explain you cannot take every dog home because of landlords, lack of space, or rules, they act as if anything less than “perfect help” is worthless. In their warped logic, if you can’t adopt every single dog and give it a villa with a lawn, you shouldn’t help at all.

This “all or nothing” mindset is just a convenient way to shame people doing something, while the critics themselves do nothing. They will never pick up a sack of rice to feed a hungry dog, never arrange a sterilisation drive, never step in when an injured indie is lying on the road. But they are experts in policing compassion from their armchairs, deciding which form of kindness is acceptable and which is not.

What they cannot stomach is that people with far fewer resources are out there on the streets showing compassion without asking for applause. That is the real threat to their fragile egos the fact that kindness is alive and well, just not in their gated colonies. The actual saviour complex you have, we do not. They demand “perfect help or no help,” yet their own contribution is zero. They frame the issue as an “elite” fad when it’s mostly the working class showing up with food, care, and time. That’s the mirror: the people doing the least are projecting their own apathy onto those doing the most.

[Ramanuj Mukherjee @law_ninja]

In India, judges of High Courts and Supreme Court can act like dictators, ignore all settled law, dictate whatever they want. No one can do anything. This judgement is in contradiction to Animal Birth Control Rules, 2023. But who will bell the cat? An entire system established by law is bypassed - because whatever my lords say is the law. The poor dogs will now bear the burnt.

Shameful and heartbreaking.