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India's biggest airline system failed after the DGCA implemented a new rule mandating 48 hours of weekly rest for pilots to boost safety. Despite months of notice, reports suggest pilot hiring was frozen.

Result? Over 200 flights cancelled, total chaos, and stuck passengers. Safety cannot be compromised, but airline planning was clearly flawed. We need accountability! #AviationSafety #Indigo #DGCA #FlightDelays

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Airline troubles may stretch in coming days, pushing more travellers onto overcrowded trains and amplifying public frustration. If unmanaged, this could spark protests across classes and professions. Govt needs proactive planning to prevent a nationwide breakdown in trust.

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An Arunachal woman travelling to Seoul was stopped in Shanghai and held for hours after Chinese officials called her Indian passport “invalid” because of her birthplace.

India has hit back hard issuing a strong demarche, reminding China that Arunachal Pradesh is indisputably Indian territory and its citizens are fully entitled to Indian passports and international travel.

New Delhi has demanded that China respect India’s sovereignty and stop such unacceptable actions. 🇮🇳 #ArunachalIsIndia #IndiaChina

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@AdityaRajKaul They act fast only when they fear backlash, not when they should.

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Looks like someone set the filter to ‘Congress votes only’ before stealing. #BiharElection2025

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दीपावली के पावन पर्व पर ईश्वर से यही कामना है कि आपके घर में सुख, समृद्धि, आरोग्य और आनंद के दीप सदैव प्रज्ज्वलित रहें।
माँ लक्ष्मी की कृपा से जीवन में धन, धैर्य और धर्म का प्रकाश सदैव बना रहे।
दीपावली की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएँ! #Diwali2025

[Sidhant Sibal @sidhant]

Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Maria Corina Machado for her 'tireless work promoting democratic rights for the people of Venezuela..."

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@Chellaney You don’t deter a rival by rewarding them and penalizing partners. A four-week calendar invite with Xi isn’t strength rather it’s a surrender schedule.

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#GazaPlan

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Imagine waking up one morning in Islamabad. The newspapers are buzzing with rumors: “Pakistan to recognize Israel.”

At first, it sounds impossible. For decades, politicians, generals, and clerics swore this day would never come. Palestine was always the red line. But this time, the whispers are louder.

Behind closed doors, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has already shaken hands with Donald Trump.

The deal is simple: start with a quiet, unofficial nod to Israel, and later, go public with formal recognition.

But how do you convince a deeply emotional nation? That’s where the Pakistani military steps in. Their vast network of clerics and religious scholars will soon be ready with Friday sermons and speeches. The message will be carefully crafted:
👉 “This isn’t betrayal. It’s strategy.”
👉 “Recognizing Israel will protect Al-Quds.”
👉 “It will help Palestinians in the long run.”

On the streets, people will hear “faith” - but behind the curtain, it’s raw geopolitics.

Because this move isn’t just about Palestine. It’s about Washington’s bigger plan: to lock the Middle East and South Asia into one single arc of influence. From Israel and Saudi Arabia, through Qatar and Pakistan, all the way to Bangladesh.

Look closely, and you see the pattern:
•Israel apologizing to Qatar after the Doha strike.
•The #Gaza ceasefire deal. #GazaPeacePlan
•Saudi Arabia and Pakistan talking defense.
•The hunt for ports, bases, and resources in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and Myanmar.

Every piece fits into the same puzzle - a puzzle designed in Washington.

And yet, there’s one stubborn piece that doesn’t fit: India.

New Delhi refuses to play pawn in someone else’s empire game. Along with Russia, China, Brazil, and Iran, India is pushing back against this design. That resistance - that refusal is what really gets under Washington’s skin.

So when the day finally comes, and #Pakistan formally recognizes #Israel , remember: it won’t just be a handshake across old enemies.

It will be a chapter in a much bigger story - the battle for the shape of the world order itself. 🌍

[Useless Classroom @uselessclassrum]

Imagine waking up one morning in Islamabad. The newspapers are buzzing with rumors: “Pakistan to recognize Israel.”

At first, it sounds impossible. For decades, politicians, generals, and clerics swore this day would never come. Palestine was always the red line. But this time, the whispers are louder.

Behind closed doors, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has already shaken hands with Donald Trump.

The deal is simple: start with a quiet, unofficial nod to Israel, and later, go public with formal recognition.

But how do you convince a deeply emotional nation? That’s where the Pakistani military steps in. Their vast network of clerics and religious scholars will soon be ready with Friday sermons and speeches. The message will be carefully crafted:
👉 “This isn’t betrayal. It’s strategy.”
👉 “Recognizing Israel will protect Al-Quds.”
👉 “It will help Palestinians in the long run.”

On the streets, people will hear “faith” - but behind the curtain, it’s raw geopolitics.

Because this move isn’t just about Palestine. It’s about Washington’s bigger plan: to lock the Middle East and South Asia into one single arc of influence. From Israel and Saudi Arabia, through Qatar and Pakistan, all the way to Bangladesh.

Look closely, and you see the pattern:
•Israel apologizing to Qatar after the Doha strike.
•The #Gaza ceasefire deal. #GazaPeacePlan
•Saudi Arabia and Pakistan talking defense.
•The hunt for ports, bases, and resources in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and Myanmar.

Every piece fits into the same puzzle - a puzzle designed in Washington.

And yet, there’s one stubborn piece that doesn’t fit: India.

New Delhi refuses to play pawn in someone else’s empire game. Along with Russia, China, Brazil, and Iran, India is pushing back against this design. That resistance - that refusal is what really gets under Washington’s skin.

So when the day finally comes, and #Pakistan formally recognizes #Israel , remember: it won’t just be a handshake across old enemies.

It will be a chapter in a much bigger story - the battle for the shape of the world order itself. 🌍

[Useless Classroom @uselessclassrum]

@sidhant 170 condemnations? Proof the UN is a factory of resolutions, not solutions. Paper tigers roaring while civilians keep dying.

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@Chellaney imposing ultimatums of ‘surrender or annihilation’ cannot bring durable peace. Coercion may silence guns temporarily but it deepens grievances and prolongs instability.

[The Khel India @TheKhelIndia]

THE HISTORICAL MOMENTS FOLKS! 🔥🤩

India's First Ever Individual Para Archery World Champion - Sheetal Devi 🇮🇳🏆

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Social media was meant to connect us, but it has made our generation the loneliest.

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Why India Isn’t Importing U.S. Corn ?

The backdrop:

The U.S. keeps nudging India to buy its corn (maize). India is a big corn producer and user, but imports from the U.S. are near zero.

1) Is India short of corn?

Mostly, no. India has been largely self-sufficient. Yields are lower than the U.S., but domestic production usually covers food, feed (poultry/livestock), and industry.

2) So why is the U.S. pushing sales?

Because U.S. farms produce huge surpluses with heavy mechanization and subsidies. Exporting helps clear stocks and support farm incomes. India is a big, attractive market.

3) The main roadblock: GM corn

Most U.S. corn is genetically modified (GM). India hasn’t approved GM corn for cultivation or for mass food/feed imports. Only GM cotton is allowed here. Without GM approval, U.S. corn can’t enter easily.

4) What about ethanol blending?

India is ramping up ethanol blending in petrol to cut oil imports and emissions. That raises demand for corn as ethanol feedstock.

Result: India has started some imports recently but from places like Myanmar and Ukraine, sourcing non-GM supplies when needed.

5) Price, policy & politics

•Standards: India’s food-safety rules and GM policy keep U.S. corn out.

•Price risks: U.S. farm supports can make pricing messy and raise dumping concerns.

•Domestic lobby: Farmers prefer protection from cheap imports; governments tread carefully.

•Trade optics: Big, sudden imports can upset local markets and become political.

6) What India is doing instead

•Pushing domestic yields (better seeds, irrigation, extension).

•Importing non-GM corn in small bursts when industry (esp. ethanol/poultry) feels a pinch.

•Balancing ethanol targets with food/feed security.

7) What could change next

•If India approves GM corn (after scientific and regulatory reviews), U.S. supplies could open up.

•If ethanol demand spikes faster than farm output, imports - still likely non-GM may rise.

•If global prices turn favorable and standards are met, trade could grow cautiously.

Bottom line

It’s less about “India won’t buy U.S. corn” and more about regulation (GM rules), domestic self-reliance, and careful price management.

Until GM policy shifts or domestic supply falls short; India will keep U.S. corn at arm’s length and fill any gaps from non-GM sources while boosting production at home.

[Useless Classroom @uselessclassrum]

@Chellaney The world should notice: this isn’t trade policy, it’s economic warfare disguised as policy reform.

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Yes. If your “peace” march ends with BJP office torched, police shot at, and 4 dead in Leh ; while you hype Gen-Z/“Arab Spring” vibes - you don’t get kid-gloves. NSA is a preventive brake to stop Round-2. Actions have consequences.

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@MattooShashank Har ek bheekh ki keemat hoti hai

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11/ Why Ladakh is the sensitive stress test anyway

Ladakh is the frontline - geographic, climatic, political. Delhi is building a national protest protocol with a financial lens, as Ladakh bleeds.

Whether this protects democracy or polices it into silence will be decided in the fine print and in courtrooms. For now, keep your eye on the documents, not the decibels.

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🧵 THREAD: Ladakh, Protests & Power Plays - What’s Unfolding Behind the Headlines

1/ Ladakh isn’t an isolated riot - it’s India’s stress test.
Today saw a major escalation: activist Sonam Wangchuk was arrested, curfew holds, mobile internet is suspended in Leh, and dozens have been detained. The doctrine taking shape in Delhi starts long before stones fly.

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8/ Foreign ops: capability is real; attribution to Ladakh isn’t (yet)

Platform threat reports document coordinated inauthentic networks incl. China-linked “Spamouflage.” This shows capability/intent against Indian narratives but no public proof they drove this week’s violence.

9/ Is Ladakh a “deep-state test” to contain India?

Treat it as a live hypothesis, not a settled fact. Delhi’s moves (funding scrutiny + SOP order) show suspicion; verifiable attribution hasn’t been published. Demand receipts, not vibes.