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Or how Modi destroyed the India story. All the gains of his predecessors ground to dust, and the chickens of his deeds have come to roost in the 13th year as PM. As this investor says, it is neither global factors nor AI, it is all about abysmal governance.
"I can state with confidence that, in 36 years of interaction with FPIs, we have never seen such dismay and irritation with India."
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There's a guy on TikTok who's taking Harman Singh Kapoor's videos and putting his own voice-over on them. Kapoor is absolutely fuming and has threatened to sue him if he doesn't stop. But the guy is trolling him in the Dms and he hasn't clocked because he's thick.
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The bargain was made on August 5, 2019.
DISPUTES ON THE LADAKH BORDER
Unlike in Arunachal Pradesh in Ladakh it's not with China. It's with Ladakh's own LG VK Saxena ji who is constantly firing alcohol cannons to... 'fight drug abuse in Ladakh'.
Mothers & Women's Alliances are protesting now for the 6th day against the forcible opening of bars in villages, homestays & guesthouses & near schools & temples.
Unfortunately very few media houses are covering this crisis in Ladakh.
People fail to understand why they're pushing alcohol in Ladakh while making Gujarat a dry state.
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Still can’t get over the fact that Modi interacted with an AI hologram of a man who passed away 33 years ago. In front of 8,000+ people.
People are not calling him out enough. Laughing stock through and through!
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Listen to the BJP BLA here — he had filed bulk objections against voters in a Muslim-dominated locality Kichha in Uttarakhand. Says ERO rejected his objections so he straight away emailed the ECI.
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Many bangers in the @ajaishukla piece about the Hindutva-isation of the military brass but this one: For no apparent reason, the IAF appears to be more Sanskrit-ised than the other two services. One wag at a recent seminar commented, “it might be because they serve closer to God”
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Everyday they call Sonia Gandhi a "bar dancer".
But somehow that's okay.
Anyone else's mummy-daddy?
OMG! How could you??? Culture! Indian good manners! Respect!
Tears and rage.
Effing hypocrites.
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If this was a Kashmiri Muslim activist, by now it would have over one lakh retweets, and the Print would have activated a thousand anonymous Ibn-s to theorize what's wrong-with-Islam, and the Print would have a 50-word vomit-edit out first thing in the morning!
Kashmiri Pandit Activist Arrested Over Cyber-Terror Threats To J&K Employees
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Kal Israel mein parliamentary election hai. Let’s see if Kharge Ji’s prediction comes true.
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Bullshit. They just want to see which way the wind is blowing. If Netanyahu is back in power, they will happily attack Iran.
And if another guy comes in, he'll do the same.
عملياً، هذا يؤكد أن تقديري كان صحيحاً. نتنياهو كان عازماً على توجيه ضربة عسكرية إلى إيران قبل الانتخابات الإسرائيلية، وقد انتقل بالفعل إلى إصدار التوجيهات العسكرية لتنفيذ تحرك قد يشعل مواجهة مباشرة مع إيران. ولكن ما يبدو أنه يعطّل هذه الضربة الآن هو اعتراض قيادة الجيش الإسرائيلي، وعلى رأسها رئيس الأركان إيال زامير، الذي امتنع عن المضي في تنفيذ التوجيه قبل الحصول على موافقات قانونية وأوامر رسمية موقّعة من القيادة السياسية.
هذا تطور لم أتوقعه بصراحة، رغم اطلاعي الواسع على تاريخ إسرائيل. فهذا التاريخ حافل بالصراعات والخلافات بين المؤسسة العسكرية والقيادة السياسية، ولكن أن يصل الخلاف إلى حد امتناع رئيس هيئة الأركان عن تنفيذ توجيه عسكري صادر عن القيادة السياسية، فهذه سابقة مهمة بكل المعايير.
في العبرية هناك مصطلح يُسمّى «סירוב פקודה»، أي رفض تنفيذ الأوامر العسكرية. والمادة 122 من قانون القضاء العسكري الإسرائيلي لعام 1955 تعاقب على الرفض المتعمّد لأمر صادر عن قائد عسكري بالسجن لمدة تصل إلى 3 سنوات. أما خضوع رئيس الأركان للسلطة السياسية، فهو منصوص عليه صراحة في المادتين 2 و3 من القانون الأساسي الإسرائيلي: الجيش، الذي يضع الجيش تحت سلطة الحكومة ويجعل رئيس الأركان خاضعاً لها ولوزير الدفاع.
وهنا تكمن المفاجأة التي لم أتوقعها، وربما لم يتوقعها كثيرون غيري. كنت أراقب احتمالات اندلاع الحرب مع إيران، وأضع في حساباتي الاعتبارات العسكرية والسياسية والانتخابية، ولكنني لم أضع في حساباتي احتمال أن يكون الجيش الإسرائيلي نفسه هو الذي يعترض طريق نتنياهو ويعطّل قراره.
ولكن، إلى أي مدى يمكن أن يصل هذا الصدام بين نتنياهو وقيادة الجيش الإسرائيلي؟ وهل نحن أمام خلاف عسكري وسياسي عابر، أم بداية شرخ عميق داخل مؤسسات الحكم في إسرائيل، قد تكون له تداعيات غير مسبوقة؟
لا اعرف الجواب ولكن بتقديري نتنياهو عالق في مشكلة كبيرة قد تعيق قدرته فعلاً على ضرب إيران.
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This is pretty much how most middle class Indians treat their domestic help. What goes around comes around.
My cousin recently joined a company, and the rules there are absolutely crazy.
He can't take a single paid leave for the first 6 months. If anyone isn't dressed formally, isn't properly groomed, or is even 10 minutes late, they deduct ₹1000 from their salary.
And here's the best part. They have to take at least one proper 15-minute client call after 7 PM, or it'll be considered a half-day. Basically, a way to force employees to stay longer.
And this is a pretty well-known, listed company.
Seems like they're making money by exploiting both their employees and their clients, who apparently aren't satisfied either.
It's honestly not hard to see why some Indian companies struggle to grow into big businesses. With this kind of cheap mindset, they care more about controlling employees than building a good company.


































