I was searching for some LED light for my house, the type of which is not available online. I needed 4 pieces. So I checked Alibaba yesterday, mailed some vendors in China, and I actually got quotations including shipping charges. They even mailed pictures of their products. Parallely, I have been also looking up lighting shops in Mumbai, and called their Google listed numbers. Not one has picked my call or bothered to return it. How can we have ease of business and make India business friendly, when it is easier and faster for me to contact a vendor in Shenzen or Guangdong than someone in Sion or Ghatkopar? There is no point in pointing fingers at China or some foreign country when the actual problem is within us.

Call him a nepo kid or what you want, but in less than 7 years, this man has revolutionised women’s cricket. He has done more than all those great MCC and ICC officials who ran cricket for decades. Had he been an Englishman or an Australian, he would have been knighted for his services to cricket.

National Leadership spoke and promoted Tamil and TN Culture more than needed, much to dismay of many non-Tamil Supporters. To say National Parties (that includes BJP) didn't speak language people of TN understand is wrong. Maybe other reason to quit why peddle a wrong point.

Presenter :- Whom do you support tonight ? Ambati Raydu :- I think RCB won last year as well , i feel GT deserves this one so I support GT tonight ABD :- No , I think he still feels that CSK will come and win today's finals ( Everyone laughs😂) AB Devillers didn't even hesitated before cooking Raydu and CSK😭🔥

I totally believe you’re not a spy @HelleLyngSvends. We possess an overflowing supply of homegrown pests like Darkha Butt, SGhose, ThugDeep HagDesai, Rona Ayyub, Barfa Biryani Sherwani & Rubbish Kumar doing PAID intelligence work while masquerading as journalists 😏

The kid’s passport needs a sequel trilogy just to fit his full name 😭📖 ID cards, visas, school forms… everything is on flash drives because paper gave up halfway 😝

Lmao I have 2. Mother Teresa and Mahatma Gandhi. Mother Teresa let dying patients be treated with blunt reused needles, had a mortality rate about 40% in her clinics and when she was confronted about the conditions, said there’s something beautiful in seeing the poor accept their lot, and to suffer it like Christ’s Passion. Doctors called her facilities “homes for the dying”. And cancer patients were given aspirin for pain. Gandhi too, the face of universal peace, the person that said “be the change you wish to see”, spent years in South Africa describing Black Africans as “savage”, “dirty” and living like animals. He campaigned actively to prove to British rulers that Indians were superior to native Black Africans. He also organized a brigade to help suppress a Zulu uprising. His defenders say he evolved. Maybe. Nobody likes to talk about the entire sides of history. And these are their summarized versions btw.

हर हर महादेव। 🙏🏻🌹🚩

Hiding behind @IndianPAC to dodge accountability for your toxic crimes is cowardice, @RijuDutta_84 Whitewashing Bhaipo & Didi Amin’s horrific crimes is disgraceful. Where was ur conscience while @AITCofficial's worst excesses & toxic narratives were defended on National TV? STFU

Personal agendas aside, @imVkohli stands tall as one of limited overs cricket’s greatest icons. Relentless consistency, unreal numbers, unmatched mastery in a chase & a mindset for winning moments. Post-2000, no white-ball batter has dominated the game like him! @ErikaMorris79

Do you believe Riju Datta ? Exposed some of his past tweets and actions on air and reminded him of his dare to me… Do see the full exchange below 👇

हर हर महादेव 🙏🏻🌹🚩

The TMC goons created a detailed district-by-district list of BJP workers and their families to target them systematically. The orders were horrifying - eliminate the workers and subject the women in their homes to rape and human trafficking. I’m eternally grateful for Maa Kali's blessings and the hard work of @AmitShah ji that the BJP won; otherwise, unimaginable horrors could have unfolded. Much worse than 2021.

Yeh Darr accha Hein @DrRijuDutta_TMC Aur mooto! You deserve to rot in the gutter, along with your cohorts! No sympathies for §©um§ like you!

Who is this speaker? She has given such a crisp summary of the situation in WB leading to the crushing defeat of TMC? This is @Republic_Bharat

One mother forbade medicines to the dying, converted them, then laughed at the death count; the other mother has provided free treatment to 5.9 million, built 13 million sqft, 95 OT, 101 speciality, 4050 bed hospitals employing 1540 doctors. The first mother got the Nobel Prize.

बंगाल से दीदी के जाने की ख़ुशी मे उषा उथूप ने "Didi Go " गाना गाकर मजे लिए। ध्यान रहे कि TMC के राज मे इनसे कटमनी माँगा जाता था, इनके गानो के लिए, जिससे परेशान होकर ये मुंबई चली गई थी। अब वापस आ गई हैं 🫡

I understand the frustration but let's try and understand what these protocols actually exist for, and what happens when they don't. I know this might sting, but bear with me please. The PM, any PM of any country, moves under a security protocol that assumes the worst case at all times. They're planning for the day someone tries to assassinate the head of government in your city. India has lost two Prime Ministers to assassination in living memory. So, every road closure, every sterilisation, every choke point exists because of what happened in 1985 or 1992. Now let's imagine the alternative. The PM moves through Bangalore tomorrow without restrictions. He sits in regular traffic. Anyone with a basic understanding of his route can position themselves anywhere along a 30 km stretch with a clean line of sight. A single drone with a payload, a single sniper on a balcony, a single vehicle ramming the convoy at a signal. India has active threats from at least four organised groups that have attempted attacks on senior politicians in the last decade. A single security incident at a PM event triggers a national security review, which triggers tighter protocols across every state, which means every CM visit, every governor visit, every foreign delegation now operates under double-restriction. One bad day in Bangalore leads to a year of worse traffic across every Indian metro. Also, heads of state of other countries watch how India protects its leadership. If India can't move its PM safely, foreign leaders stop visiting, foreign investors get nervous about political stability, and India's diplomatic standing takes a hit. A four-hour closure on a Sunday morning inconveniences maybe 200,000 commuters by an average of 30 minutes. Total cost in productivity is real but bounded. The cost of a successful attack on a sitting PM is incalculable. Markets crash. Currency falls. The next government takes six months to stabilise. The disruption isn't even comparable. I am sure nobody likes this, including SPG, including the cops working 18-hour shifts. I am sure Modi Ji himself who would rather not have his every move planned by twelve people. But we need to tolerate it because the alternative is worse. Yes we need wider arterial roads, parallel routes, faster metro, scheduling discipline. Until then, the four hours of inconvenience is the cheapest insurance policy for what is at stake.

Someone claiming to represent Ultra Hindutva used to ridicule same RSS calling its chief Maulana, insulting its pracharaks, calling its leaders duffers who had no "shatrubodh". Any guess who was it? How to change colours, ask JD. Kejriwal would be jealous. 😊

Today, as the first ever BJP Government takes oath in West Bengal, it is natural for all of us to remember Dr. Syama Prasad Mookerjee and his everlasting contribution to the nation and West Bengal in particular. No stone will be left unturned to fulfil his vision. During the swearing in ceremony in Kolkata, had the opportunity to meet Shri Makhanlal Sarkar Ji. A devout nationalist, he worked with Dr. Mookerjee and was even arrested in Jammu and Kashmir while accompanying him. He dedicated his life to our Party, expanding its base across West Bengal, inspiring people from all walks of life to join the Party. We in the BJP are proud that we have such motivating figures who have worked among the people and strengthened our Party.