@icelandcricket You aim big. To achieve it quickly,it is necessary to look at a globe for 1 hour and sleep for 10 hours so that you may achieve your dream of global domination immediately.☺️
The most deserved belt in history was given to Bridger Walker the little boy who saved his little sister from a German shepherd dog. He had 90 stitches all over his body, but saved his three-year-old sister from certain death. And had said "If anyone has to die, it would be me, I am the big brother" ❤️ 👉 The World Boxing Council 94 94 (WBC) has recognized him as a full time world champion. He has the official WBC historical record, for being the best fighter in the world for a day. 👏👏👏👏👏 total respect, 👏👏👏👏👏
77 nations walked out when @netanyahu spoke at the UNGA. A majority of the nations stayed back, but that’s not the point. India stayed. Very, very proud of what we have done. May we always stand with Israel. To those Indians who are celebrating this fake walkout, remember Israel gave weapons to India when China invaded in 1962. When the world turned its back on India, Israel stood with us. 1965. 1971. 1999 (Kargil). Balakot. Op Sindoor. Today. This is a bond forged in blood.
Jai Hind. Am Yisrael Chai.
My parents told me that eating figs makes you strong and eating almonds makes your mind sharp.
All these grow in Afghanistan where there are endless idiots.
That's why I have lost my faith in figs and almonds.
Looking at the progress of Adani , Ambani , Modi and Shah, I think that Dhokla , thepla , gathiya , fafda , jalebi are the best...
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The CJP issued a public ultimatum threatening nationwide protests and a return to Delhi for a "Jantar Mantar 2.0" standoff if the CEC does not resign within 48 hours.
Coinciding directly with this threat of urban disruption, Sonam Wangchuk made an outrageous statement claiming that India’s governance in Ladakh involves oppression worse than what China is doing in Tibet.
Beyond the sheer absurdity of Wangchuk’s remark, the timing itself reveals a familiar pattern. At the exact moment one group sets a deadline to incite street-level turmoil, the prominent face of earlier mobilizations deploys outrageous, anti-India rhetoric. This synchronized surge suggests that the usual network of agitation groups is gearing up to converge once again for another regime change operation. By leveraging psychological manipulation, public anxiety, and manufactured outrage, these coordinated efforts aim to join forces with the usual suspects to push a broader agenda of regime change.
The govt has been handling such disruptive tactics with kid gloves for too long; it must drop its hesitant stance, align with prevailing public sentiment, and take decisive, aggressive action to curb this deliberate strategy of chaos. This is one issue on which they'll get broader public support. People are tired. Just handle the chaos the way it should be handled.
People with zero contribution come out of airports with large entourage and paid photographers clicking like mad. Here the real heroine who has made the country proud walks alone but with supreme confidence of having achieved something. The camera man who comes from behind looks almost apologetic for having missed her at the exit. The CISF jawan also belatedly realises that the real heroine has arrived.
Can someone explain this to me?
Punjab was split in 1947. Half went to India. Half went to Pakistan.
Pakistani Punjab is huge. Punjabis sit at the centre of Pakistani politics. Major Sikh shrines are on the Pakistan side.
So why do Khalistanis only want to carve Khalistan out of Indian Punjab?
Why never Pakistan’s Punjab?
If this is about the Sikh homeland, why ignore the half that holds so many of the oldest gurdwaras?
What is the real motive? Why is the demand always Indian territory and never Pakistani territory?
If I have this wrong, explain it.
He spent a decade at Texas Instruments helping make it the world's number one vendor of DSL modem chips.
Then he quit, put in his own savings, and started a semiconductor company in a garage with one other person. It took eight years before India saw what he had built.
His name is Himamshu Khasnis.
What pushed him out was a number he could not stop thinking about. By his own estimate, close to 45 percent of the world's chips were being designed in Bengaluru. But as he put it, "the intellectual property and the subsequent revenue remained with the USA."
India had more than a billion mobile phones, second only to China, and some of the largest cellular networks on earth. Every silicon chip inside that infrastructure was imported.
He founded Signalchip in 2010.
Chip design is slow, brutally expensive, and offers nothing to show for years. Sridhar Vembu of Zoho, who had started his own career as a wireless engineer at Qualcomm, backed him and stayed. A software founder funding silicon, through a decade with no product.
In 2015 came SCRF1401, India's first RF transceiver chip for 3G, 4G and WiFi.
Then in February 2019, Signalchip unveiled four chips it called the Agumbe family, India's first indigenous semiconductor chips for 4G LTE and 5G NR modems. They cover all LTE and 5G bands up to 6GHz, and they support positioning through NavIC, India's own satellite navigation system.
At the launch, India's Telecom Secretary noted that only around eight companies in the world could design and build chips like these. The team that did it was 40 people.
In October 2024, Khasnis stood at the India Mobile Congress explaining his chips to the Prime Minister, who asked detailed questions.
For years, Indian engineers designed a large share of the world's silicon and owned almost none of it.
Agumbe is Indian at the level that actually matters. The design, the patents, the ownership.
@signalchip