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How can 4 million tons of coal just disappear? Every day, corruption in this country surprises me.

Forget apologizing to India for the U.S Navy strike that killed 3 Indian Sailors, America is instead warning. “The Secretary stressed that all commercial vessels should immediately comply with orders from U.S. forces.. Violations of the U.S. blockade and illicit transport of Iranian oil with not be tolerated”

RT @zoo_bear: Sultanpur Uttar Pradesh : 5-6 goons brutally beat up Muslim youths while forcing them into chanting religious slogans. The go…

A Life That Served a Purpose In a world chasing fleeting applause, some souls choose the long, quiet road of service. Today, welfare economist Jean Drèze has been honoured with a global award for his profound research on poverty and inequality in India. Born in Belgium, he made India his home and its people his purpose. With a scholar’s rigour and a revolutionary’s heart, he stood beside the forgotten—documenting their struggles, amplifying their voices, and shaping policies that reached millions. His tireless advocacy helped birth two landmark legislations that still stand as lifelines: the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA), which offered dignity through work to the rural poor, and the National Food Security Act, which sought to ensure no one sleeps hungry in a land of plenty. This is not just an award. It is recognition of a life lived in radical empathy. Of choosing dusty villages over ivory towers. Of measuring success not in citations or comfort, but in the quiet lifting of human suffering. Jean Drèze reminds us that the highest calling is to use one’s intellect, privilege, and time in the service of those who have the least. In an age of cynicism, his journey is a living ode: To knowledge that heals. To scholarship that serves. To a life that mattered. Congratulations and Thank You Professor Drèze. India is better because you walked among us. May your example inspire a new generation to stop performing compassion and start practising it—with depth, persistence, and love. 🧡 🙏 #JeanDreze #ServiceAboveSelf #India #SocialJustice

Indian companies are sitting on huge cash pile of 15.24 lakh Crores. None of them are investing in India. @nsitharaman asked them why? Then there is only silence. And everyone knows the answer, but when they spell it out, ED will go after them for saying the truth. And that's precisely the problem. Adani has eyes on every profitable business. If the big business houses cannot fend of Adani, how about the smaller ones. So business owners have arrived at the simple conclusion. Keep the money in the bank accounts, take it out as much as possible and leave the country as soon as you can.

Rajesh Exports puzzle gets bigger ... From 2020, Rajesh Exports was 10th largest defaulter of Canara Bank with Rs. 2485 crore ... Bank loans siphoned... No CBI case... LIC continued to invest in shares of Rajesh Exports @TheDailyPioneer dailypioneer.com/news/rajesh…

Masterstroke ,, Now Bhakts Can eat Export Quality Pesticide Yukt Mangoes at Cheap Rates 🤡😂🙏

GDP Per Capita Bhutan - $4,710 Sri Lanka - $5,006 Bangladesh - $2,960 India - $2,812 We are far behind our neighbouring countries.

Children in Meghalaya, Jharkhand and Maharashtra are still wading through rivers and walking ten kilometres on broken paths just to reach class while Narendra Modi and Dharmendra Pradhan brag about digital India as this is not viksit Bharat but it is cruel neglect.

One lakh hectares of forest cleared in 10 years in MP: Dainik bhaskar

Single biggest contributor to India's GDP figures. There could be more friends of Modiji, who could be contributing like Rajesh Mehta.

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From a sea of vibrant blooms to a pile of rubble. Asia's largest flower market in Howrah was crushed by bulldozers today. A devastating loss for thousands. Poriborton 👏

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India’s IT exports in FY26: $246 billion. Rajesh Exports’ reported FY figure: $82 billion. That is nearly one-third of India’s IT exports. Since IT exports are around 10% of GDP, this figure alone works out to roughly 3.3% of GDP. So the question is simple: if this number is fake or inflated, how much of India’s export data and GDP calculation needs revision? And will our growth numbers also take a hit?

My first tweet on #RajeshExports was in 2014. The suspicion started much earlier. There is something called a smell test. It decades to develop - if you keep your ears and eyes open. @suchetadalal @BalakrishnanR

LIC was an investor in Vakrangee LIC was an investor in DHFL LIC was an investor in IL&FS LIC was an investor in Satyam Now LIC is also an investor in Rajesh Exports, LIC investment committee should be asked:- Why do they keep investing in companies that turn out to be FRAUD?

Gaziabad,UP "Sudhar jaao Dilli ke Mullo, Namaz padhna bhul jaoge Har mangalwar ko Delhi ki masjidon mein Hanuman chalisa hogi" Only in India can you give hate speech against Muslim with full impunity with no action by authority This is what Muslims had to live with in India