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Just published a new write up - "The Best Time to Start, and the 20 Page Contract You Don't Need."
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I have also added another section - STORIES which is a placeholder for fiction by my daughter and me.
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And, also polished the site design a bit based on the feedback received by GenZs to make it slay.
Thank you for giving it a read 🙏
This is how narratives are built. It’s devious, sinister and vile. She would never make an effort to understand the root cause or talk about it because that’s a friendly state government to her.
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कुछ लोगों की उपलब्धि सिर्फ इतनी है कि वे अपनी असफलता का दोष बहुत आत्मविश्वास से दूसरों पर डाल देते हैं।
You can’t control what you don’t measure was our tagline at SmarterHomes. I wrote it and followed it for energy and water consumption.
Little did I know that I would put it to monitor my sugar and salt intake. The smaller jar is around 250 gms and bigger is 400 gms. So not bad considering a family of 3 consuming it in around 37/38 days.
Vivek Shukla retweeted
खुश रहने का मतलब यह नहीं कि सब कुछ उत्तम है; इसका मतलब ये भी है कि आपने कमियों से ऊपर उठने का निर्णय कर लिया है ।
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Imagine if Rahul Gandhi had gone to court with evidence of vote theft and proved that Modi Ji had won the election by stealing votes.
The court would have banned Modi Ji from contesting elections for six years. What would Modi Ji have done then? He would have imposed Emergency across the country, completely shut down the media and press, jailed all opposition leaders, and forcibly sterilized ordinary citizens by rounding them up!
Scary to even think about, right? How could anyone do such a thing?
But this has actually happened. India witnessed all of this during Indira Gandhi’s Congress government.
If Modi Ji did this today, perhaps no one would ever vote for the BJP again.
Yet, even today, some Chamche support the same Congress that imposed Emergency in India and call us “Andhbhakts."
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India does not await that moment. It has already lived it, repeatedly.
Presidents from minority communities. A Chief of Defence Staff. Chief Justices. Chief Election Commissioners. Chief Ministers. Governors. Army chiefs.
The list is long and public. Religion did not stop them. They served the nation with courage and competence.
Mentioning an American politician (Abu El-Sayed) while ignoring our rich past shows how low you are willing to stoop just to further your propaganda.
A speech for the ages. India awaits its Abu El-Sayed moment where your religion doesn’t matter, your courage and conviction to build bridges between communities does. youtube.com/watch?v=Btos5P_O…
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Modi is not here forever. One day he will go.
But that won't happen because Americans voted blue. Or Bolsonaro lost. Or Netanyahu. Or social media analysts say so.
It will happen the day Indians decide he has to go.
Hindus must realise that being secular doesn’t mean giving up on your own beliefs - it means respecting all, while keeping your faith intact.
One big part of being a Hindu is to follow the rashtradharm first. We are “bharatvarshi” first and Hindu. We don’t carry our religion first and are the most assimilating people.
I strongly suggest Indians to only elect Indian Muslims in India and give them the chance to run the government once. In 6 months, you’ll start craving for earthquakes, natural disasters as those might give you chance to survive.
A moment of hope! Michigan’s election of Abdul El-Sayed sends a powerful message against Trump and his Islamophobia and anti Muslim hatred. First Mamdani in New York, now El-Sayed in Michigan a victory for inclusion, dignity and humanity. Hats off to the American people for choosing hope over hate .
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Two simple questions for Congress supporters. If they answer logically I will leave Twitter
- Rahul Gandhi is 56 years old What is his biggest contribution to India till date
- What impactful changes will he bring when he will become prime minster?
Social media is full with paid stooges who are actively building the narrative for Rahul Gandhi. It’s just ‘illusory truth effect’.
This poses a significant threat on the minds of untrained or rather less exposed generation who will be vote ready soon.
It’s at a state where it cannot be eliminated but can be mitigated by creating awareness in 1:5 ratio. As responsible citizens we should all work towards this cause and avoid the spread of this narrative.
So many contradictions in the profile, and block responses after putting their point of view. It’s illogical, and vile. Cannot support anyone who sports multiple flags as their own. A trans/lesbian her who can only survive in a Non Muslim country.
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April 2014.
Election season.
Narendra Modi, Gujarat CM and BJP’s prime ministerial face, finally sits down with Doordarshan after years of alleged blackout.
He tells the interviewer Gujarat poured maximum revenue into DD, yet the national broadcaster kept its distance. He speaks “only for the sake of democracy.”
The interview runs nearly an hour.
Recorded. Sent to Delhi.
What airs on 27 April is shorter.
Roughly half.
Portions missing.
Comments on Priyanka Gandhi.
Remarks on Ahmed Patel.
Gone.
Controversy erupts.
BJP alleges censorship.
Doordarshan says technical cuts only.
Then Jawhar Sircar, CEO of Prasar Bharati, writes to the Board.
He admits:
“It appears that while portions critical of Doordarshan were telecast, certain comments on other personalities were apparently edited.”
He points to the long absence of real operational autonomy.
The Ministry of Information & Broadcasting still controls postings, transfers, and the News Division.
He names the young minister Manish Tewari as having failed to break the old linkage that continued even after Prasar Bharati was created in 1997.
Sircar says he himself gave the green signal to telecast despite no “balancing interview” from the other side.
The letter becomes public.
The shadow over the public broadcaster is confirmed by its own CEO.
Modi later tweets on Press Freedom Day that the national channel is “struggling to maintain its professional freedom.”
The interview that was meant to end a blackout instead opens a fresh chapter on who controls the microphone.
Watch: Doordarshan 'Censors' Modi Interview: Pressure to Edit Out Reference to Sonia Aide? - bit.ly/Rca3l6

























