AI, Tech & Politics through a Men’s Rights lens.

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A few men make disgusting comments. The media runs it for weeks. Feminists use it to justify collective guilt. Politicians use it to justify one-sided laws. And millions of ordinary men pay the price. Meanwhile, men facing legal abuse, extortion, false allegations, parental alienation, and suicide rarely get the same attention. Funny how a handful of idiots are treated as proof against all men, but thousands of suffering men are never treated as proof that the system is broken. The worst men become the face of the gender. The worst women become exceptions. That's the game. 🍿 #MensRights #DoubleStandards #GenderDebate
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40 lakh tonnes of coal missing. At this point, we’re one press conference away from being told it evaporated due to climate change. Hope the probe finds the coal before the next election finds the scapegoat. 🍿
COAL MINISTER G KISHAN REDDY FLAGS REPORTED DISAPPEARANCE OF 40 LAKH TONNES OF COAL, SEEKS URGENT PROBE INTO SCCL
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We were told women are naturally less aggressive, less confrontational, and better at conflict resolution. Then every time competition gets intense—whether it’s politics, sports, workplaces, or relationships—we’re reminded that women are human beings, not saints. Maybe it’s time to retire the myth that aggression, rivalry, and competitiveness are uniquely male traits. Human nature doesn’t change with gender. Congratulations to Team India on the win. 🇮🇳🔥 #INDvsPAK
Things got tense in the middle as Harmanpreet Kaur and Fatima Sana Sheikh exchanged some heated words during the India vs Pakistan showdown. 😤🔥👀 #INDvsPAK
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No matter the species, kids will be kids..🐘😅
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Satya Nadella is basically confirming what many people miss. The obsession with building "India's OpenAI" is looking at just one layer of the stack. The real value sits in the ecosystem: • Data • Cloud • Applications • Distribution • Enterprise workflows • Institutional knowledge China didn't just build Qwen. It built Alibaba, Tencent, WeChat, cloud platforms and data ecosystems that feed and strengthen each other. A frontier without an ecosystem is not a strategy. It's a science project. #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #IndiaAI #OpenAI #Qwen #DigitalIndia #DeepTech #Innovation #StartupIndia #TechPolicy x.com/i/status/2066182223213…

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India wants its own Qwen, AWS and OpenAI. But the moment an Indian company gets support, people scream “crony capitalism.” The moment it loses money, they call it a scam. The moment it succeeds, they accuse it of monopoly. Then we wonder why everyone prefers real estate, ports and retail over moonshot R&D. Risk-taking needs capital. It also needs a country willing to tolerate failure.
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“If our government can forgive all rapists…” Really? Mukesh Singh, Akshay Kumar Singh, Vinay Sharma, and Pawan Gupta were executed. Kuldeep Sengar is serving life imprisonment. Sanji Ram, Deepak Khajuria, and Parvesh Kumar received life sentences. Looks like the government forgot to “forgive” them. Now here’s a question: Can you name a single woman convicted of rape in India? Or does your concern for accountability only appear when the offender is male?
Again we are focussing on the wrong kind of news. She did a mistake. she is sorry (at least thats what she said in the video) she should be given a punishment. But not by focussing on her personal life, leaking her chtas and all sort of non sense thats going on. Indians always want masala, focus on right stuff. focussing on shit like this will only down grade your life and health just go to the gym and avoid this non sense. If our government can forgive all the rapists then we should definitely forgive her.
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Funny how “who actually runs the house?” only includes cooking, cleaning, and childcare. Not paying the bills. Not funding the lifestyle. Not taking financial risks. Not commuting. Not dealing with job pressure. Not being expected to provide no matter what. The conclusion depends entirely on what you choose to count. 🍿
a man is mysteriously unable to cook, clean, or manage any domestic task until he has to, at which point he can I read @mahimavashisht’s piece on weaponised incompetence in Indian marriages and I haven’t stopped thinking about it the term describes something so specific it’s almost funny: the strategy of claiming you don’t know how to do something so that someone else does it for you. and it works because eventually it’s easier to just do the thing than to fight about why you have to explain it again. one woman in the piece spent 20 minutes explaining to her husband how to use a Dyson vacuum cleaner. it has one button. he never used it. she cleaned the house till the end of lockdown. covid was the biggest accidental experiment in this. domestic help disappeared overnight and suddenly the question of who actually knows how to run a house had nowhere to hide. the answer, in most Indian homes, was extremely clear. women who were already working full time added cooking, cleaning, childcare, elderly care, and online school management to their plates. men made chai and got LinkedIn posts written about them. this is also, quietly, the reason Indian divorce rates are low. either the woman accepts she has to do everything, or domestic help cushions the gap enough that the marriage survives. the bai isn’t just doing the dishes. she’s structurally holding together marriages that would not survive a month without her. one man told a woman he was considering marrying: “jise aata hai wo kare, mujhe nahi aata aur naa hi main seekhunga.” he couldn’t understand why she said no. one woman divorced hers. the rest are still counting down the days till the bai gets back. the bar is on the floor and somehow it’s still being described as a system.
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A reported case is not the same as a proven crime. An accusation is not the same as a conviction. That’s why investigations and trials exist. Interesting how “believe the data” quickly becomes “believe every allegation” depending on the argument being made. The contrast writes itself. 🍿
Official NCRB data shows only around 8–10% of r@pe cases are classified as "false" during investigation. Even that doesn't automatically mean the complaint was fabricated, as factors like lack of evidence, withdrawals, compromises and legal issues can affect case outcomes. But as per our MRAs 70% r@pe cases are "fake" which is not supported by NCRB data. Read NCRB reports, not social media narratives. N R@pe remains significantly under-reported in India. So the actual number of r@pe cases are very high.
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#12YearsOfSwasthBharat A reminder from the COVID years: In the available 2020 WHO workforce data, men made up 85.8% of India’s doctor workforce. Nearly 92% of doctor COVID deaths were male. As we celebrate healthcare achievements, let’s also remember the doctors who paid the ultimate price. Some sacrifices deserve to be remembered too.
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“Women are systematically excluded from anything that gives money, power and prestige.” Then why are the overwhelming majority of workplace deaths, mining jobs, sanitation jobs, deep-sea fishing jobs, and construction fatalities men? Funny how the theory explains every male success but never any male burden. Once you see the pattern, you cannot unsee it. 🙂
Which gender is somewhat better at cooking? Coding? Makeup? Turns out women are naturally good at all activities which are unpaid or undervalued, when they are classified as 'womanly virtues'...but when they start to command money and prestige suddenly the field is overrun with men, and women are pointedly excluded - sometimes absolutely prohibited from entering them. Once you see the pattern you cannot unsee it! And yes gender is about economics as well - not just woolly notions of fairness and equity. Besides the examples given in the piece here are a few others - some of them were pointed out by the readers of the column - The one thing which patriarchal men always boast about is their superior physical strength, so why is it that in remote corners of the country it is always the women and girls who carry water (a full water container is extremely heavy) over kilometres on end. - Mehndi at weddings was typically applied by women but now that weddings are multi crore businesses with huge payment to vendors, suddenly men have begun to dominate the field - The early computer whizzes include the great Grace Hopper whose inventions include COBOL which served as the backbone of computing for business (and still does in mainframe computing) - Not just in luxury hotels but even in traditional weddings all cooking related contractors (from Kashmir to Tamilnadu) are men. Interestingly most of them (including the celebrity chefs from hotels) will say that they don't do the cooking in their homes. Had written this column a few months ago but was reminded recently in a discussion on classical music. Most of what we call classical music and dance was preserved for the coming generations by the tawaif and Devdasi tradition. Till it was outside the respectable category, the women were the main characters and the men were the supporting players. Once it became mainstream, the men muscled in. Just think about it, no veteran male classical singer or player is spoken of without the Ustad or Pandit or Maharaj honorific - it is more or less unthinkable to do it. For many female artists it is used only occasionally if at all. For instance, think of how Gangubai Hungal or Kishori Amonkar are spoken of. (As an aside, two books that give a good glimpse into the tawaif tradition are Tawaifnama by Saba Dewan and यह कोठीवालियांँ by Amritlal Nagar) Women are not incapable or lacking in skills... they are simply systematically excluded from anything that gives them money, power and prestige. Culture, values, traditions are the ways used to control them. So many things hide in plain sight! What are men and women good at - The answer may surprise you @livemint @PenguinIndia @mileeashwarya
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Corporate marketing: Women decide what gets bought. Men pay for it. Gender discourse: Men control everything. Somewhere between market research and ideology, the story changes. 🙂
How did Jockey bring innerwear out of the closet, and Goodknight become a category-defining success—@triyagulati speaks to Desi Disruptors authors @VispyDoctor & @vikrantpande on the brands that changed how India shops and consumes youtu.be/qj-JvhuoL0k
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People are suddenly worried about freebies. Meanwhile, men’s time, labour, earnings, protection, and sacrifices have been treated as a public resource for generations. The oldest freebie in society is the expectation that men will keep paying the bill. That’s the part nobody wants audited. 🙂
"Don’t give anything free except healthcare and education" - says former Vice President Venkaiah Naidu Your thoughts on this ?
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Yesterday: “Party is my family.” Today: “Family must be removed from the party.” The speed at which loyalty changes in politics would make even software updates jealous. 🍿
HUGE 🚨 Saayoni Ghosh reaches Delhi to meet Loksabha speaker Om Birla. REPORTER - You said you're Ghosh and not Chadha. What happened? And why you left TMC? 😳 SAAYONI GHOSH ⚡⚡ : Look, I am answerable only to public and not media. All Rebel TMC MPs are reaching Delhi to meet Loksabha Speaker Om Birla. They will also stake claim on TMC party and symbol. Bua-Bhaipo will be removed from the party.
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Aspiration is important, and Startup India has delivered real results. But the next step is building a culture where failure isn’t automatically treated as fraud. Innovation requires risk. Risk requires the freedom to fail. If we want the next generation of Indian innovators, we need to stop hunting failed founders and start encouraging them to try again. #BharatInnovates2026
Nice is set for three days of innovation, collaboration, and possibility as Bharat Innovates 2026 begins. Bringing together innovators, researchers, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders from India, France, and around the world, Bharat Innovates 2026 opens a new chapter in innovation and partnership. Rooted in the shared commitment of India and France to advance innovation for global progress, the event will foster new ideas, meaningful collaborations, and future ready solutions. @narendramodi @PMOIndia @eduminofindia @dpradhanbjp @PrinSciAdvGoI @Vineet_K26 @sanjayjavin @IndiaDST @AICTE_INDIA @ugcindia @pibindia @DDNewslive @airnewsalerts @sjaishankaroffc @MEAIndia @IndiainPortugal @IndiaembFrance @CGIMarseille @eoiberlin @IndiainIreland @HCI_London @iitbombay @SINEIITB @paniitindi #BharatInnovates2026 #deeptech #madeinindia #startups
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Don’t worry guys. Justice may be delayed, but at least the holidays are delivered on time. The judiciary has successfully ensured one fundamental right remains protected: The right of cases to be inherited by future generations. 🙂🙂
Days shut in a year: Hospital: 0 Border post: 0 Police station: 0 High court: 155 Supreme court: 159
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Another missed opportunity. The real debate should be: Should consumers have access to pure petrol? Are older vehicles fully compatible with higher ethanol blends? What are the long-term costs and benefits? Instead of discussing these questions seriously, some politicians would rather push an “Ethanol Scam” narrative and hope people get angry. This is why the Opposition struggles. They keep trying to bring down the government with exaggerated narratives instead of winning trust through credible arguments. The public is smarter than they think.
Most Indian vehicles were never designed for E20, yet Modi ji's govt & Gadkari ji keep pushing towards E30 and even E100. As an Indian, I pay full price for my car taxes on it, pay road tax, pay tolls, pay Centre state tax on every litre of fuel, pay parking charges… and in return I get $h¡tty infrastructure and now even $h¡ttier forced ethanol-blended fuel that was never meant for most cars on the road. If I want pure petrol, I should be allowed to buy it. Period. This ethanol experiment on the common man & their vehicles has made us lab rats. #E20Damage #EthanolScam #GadkariEthanol
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Feminis says: “We are earning, so we don’t need anyone.” Bitter truth : Having money in the bank doesn’t mean you’re doing everything yourself. You’re simply paying money to buy things built by men’s hard work. Suppose for example:- You have money to buy a car, But the people who built the car → mostly men The people who built the roads → mostly men The people who extract petrol → mostly men No matter how much you earn you are still dependent on their labour. So earning money is not true independence — its just dependency on others ( mainly mens) hard work.
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A father. A brother. A husband. A son. The person whose blood saves your life in an emergency is most likely a man. Men contribute roughly 82–95% of blood donations in India. They may never meet the person they save. They may never hear a thank you. But they still show up. Actions speak louder than stereotypes. 🩸 #MensRights #BloodDonation #Humanity #WorldBloodDonorDay
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Imagine calling a dead man "spineless," dismissing concerns about false cases, mocking male victims... ...and still expecting men to rally behind you. Hindu men are so desperate to be accepted that they'll defend women who wouldn't defend them for five minutes. That's not allyship. That's self-destruction. #MensRights #DoubleStandards
Her words for Atul Subhash. Almost all girls from RW have the same mentality. You'll never see them standing up for male victims. But simp men always support and defend them.
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A few men make disgusting comments. The media runs it for weeks. Feminists use it to justify collective guilt. Politicians use it to justify one-sided laws. And millions of ordinary men pay the price. Meanwhile, men facing legal abuse, extortion, false allegations, parental alienation, and suicide rarely get the same attention. Funny how a handful of idiots are treated as proof against all men, but thousands of suffering men are never treated as proof that the system is broken. The worst men become the face of the gender. The worst women become exceptions. That's the game. 🍿 #MensRights #DoubleStandards #GenderDebate
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A few men make disgusting comments. Millions of men get blamed. 100 men call abuse helplines every day. Nobody cares. Because male suffering is an exception. Male mistakes are a pattern. Female abuse is an exception. Female suffering is a pattern. That's the game. 🍿 #MensRights #DoubleStandards #MaleVictims
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Just remember: every false rape case is filed by a woman against a man. No Indian man has ever filed a rape case against a woman. Think about that pattern.
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