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Aniil A Pamnani retweeted
Elon, you've officially run out of arguments. Now every Indian who disagrees with you is "Ambani's shill."
Nobody said Starlink is too strong. Nobody's scared of your competition. India's problem is you. A Pentagon contractor building Trump's Golden Dome wants to run internet over Indian soil, and he throws a tantrum every time someone asks who holds the off switch.
Ambani's de facto monopoly?
You SIGNED A DEAL with that monopoly in March 2025 to sell Starlink in India. You didn't have a problem with Ambani when he was your reseller.
You only discovered his monopoly when Jio announced its own satellites.
And let's talk about hypocrisy.
Tesla's biggest factory is in Shanghai. Starlink is banned in China. Have you ever called Xi Jinping a monopolist?
Called Chinese critics shills? Written a sarcastic letter to Prime Minister Xi?
No.
Because Beijing would shut your factory by Monday. India can't, so India gets the insults.
now the math your own fans keep posting starlink could add 100–200 million Indian homes. Starlink is approved for 600 Gbps over India. Split across 100 million homes, that's 6 kilobits per second each. Your revolution is slower than a 1998 dial-up modem. 🤡
If it's too expensive, no one will buy it.
Your own India website showed ₹8,600 a month. A Jio plan costs ₹349. Indians already ran the numbers.
Five days of meltdown. Crime against India. Prime Minister Ambani. collages. And now shills.
The richest man on earth, crying on his own app because a sovereign country wants a security check.
Sit down, elon. Finish the paperwork. India isn't a tesla shareholder you can bully on X.
The ridiculous arguments by Ambani’s army of Internet shills make no sense
On the one hand, they say Starlink couldn’t possibly compete with the amazing low prices offered by Ambani’s de facto monopoly in India and then, in the same breath, they essentially claim that Starlink would be too strong of a competitor! This is absurd hypocrisy and hyperbole.
The reality is that competition would greatly benefit the average citizen in India by giving them more choices, as it always does. Ambani’s profits will be lower, but he is not going out of business. And, obviously, if Starlink is too expensive in India, no one will buy it, so SpaceX will need to make pricing affordable.
Aniil A Pamnani retweeted
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Aniil A Pamnani retweeted
Make this video viral.
And it is time that newsrooms hire experienced news editors, who understand the difference between facts and fiction. 😕
Aniil A Pamnani retweeted
We all applauded Modiji for conducting 200+ rallies, 25+ roadshows, covering over 1 lakh km over 60+ days to campaign for BJP
But think about this seriously for a minute :
If he still has to do all this after delivering on
1)Ram Mandir, a 500 year old matter closest to Hindu hearts, 2)abrogating Article370 & integrating Kashmir with India, 3)reviving all our Teerthas, 4)constructing world class highways etc
5)executing Chandrayaan3 successfully
6)building new AIIMS, IITs, IIMs, 7)giving crores of poor homes, toilets, LPG, health insurance, bank accounts etc
8)Keeping India safe from terror
9)Giving a scam free governance for 10 years
And much more
Then we as Bharatiyas & Hindus must hang our heads in shame - Modiji should have been our automatic choice
Nevertheless, it was good to see him go all out & give us a glimpse of what to expect in Modi 3.0
Eagerly awaiting June 4, 2024 for #ModiAgain ♥️🔥🙏🏻
Aniil A Pamnani retweeted
Note: If you don't have your voting ID, you can still vote with your aadhar card. If aadhar is not available, even your driving licence will do.
Ghar nahi baithna hai...go out and vote.
Aniil A Pamnani retweeted
Why I will be voting for Prime Minister Modi & his government
As a rule, I have not spoken on politics in the past. I’d like to break this self-imposed rule this time.
I support Prime Minister Modi and his national government. I think it’s crucial to vote for our Prime Minister, through his candidates, in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. And I seek to share with you the thoughts that have guided this decision.
The obvious reasons from his government’s past record have been covered by many, and I will quickly run through some of them. Dramatic reduction in poverty, emphatic strengthening of the national finances and fisc, vast improvements in infrastructure (I see it in Mumbai, the city I live in, and also Varanasi, the city my family hails from), rising GDP growth rates, investments in science & tech, incentives for start-ups & small-business loans (something I hear about from my readers, who are largely the youth), vastly improved welfare delivery (which has reduced leakages that were common in the past). All good things.
But the key reason is this: The long peace and Global Order that emerged 1945 onwards, after the end of World War II, is clearly coming to an end. Wars are raging across many parts of the world. Old alliances are breaking down. The world is not able to come together to manage Global problems like the after-effects of a once-in-a-generation pandemic like Covid, unsustainable trade imbalances, debt crisis (including in the rich developed world, frankly), piracy issues in the seas, vast reduction in the costs of hi-tech weapons of war (which allows terrorists like Houthis to largely blockade the critical Suez Canal, for instance), the climate crisis… These are timebombs waiting to blow up on the face of the planet. And the world is unprepared to handle most of them.
When a Global Order crumbles, there is usually a time of chaos, tumult and often, war.
We are living in one such period of tumult & intense change. And how the world lands – on its feet or not - in this period, will decide the new Global Order over the next many decades, perhaps even a few centuries. At such critical times, one needs top-of-the-line leadership. The US had exceptional leadership during World War I & II. It led to the present World Order that emerged, and it was very advantageous for the US.
At this critical stage in world history, we Indians need leadership that has intense motivation, competencies that are top-of-the-line, ability to work hard, capability to carry the masses along. And skills to engage with the world with firm clarity; with kindness when possible, but with steely resolve when necessary.
There are many who love and admire Prime Minister Modi. Some do not. To those who don’t, my appeal, at this critical juncture in world history is this: we need a strong government with a clear majority, which can engage with the world in a robust manner and ensure that India emerges at the top at the end of this period of tumult. If India is strong, all of us Indians at least have a chance of being strong. If India weakens (like it did in the late 50s, 60s, 70s & 80s), it is guaranteed that we will all weaken. Remember, because we have a strong government, we can negotiate resolutely with more powerful countries and do things which are in our national interest (like buying oil from Russia, which has kept our inflation in check).
We need Chanakyan leadership at this critical time for our nation, our civilisation. We need Prime Minister Modi to continue. I will be voting for the NDA candidate in my constituency. I hope you will too.
- Amish
15th April, 2024
#LokSabhaElections2024
Aniil A Pamnani retweeted
No hate to any player but I don't think any player be it Sachin Tendulkar, Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma or even Kapil Dev are near to what Dhoni has achieved.
Aniil A Pamnani retweeted
Those Indian cricket fans who lived through the Sharjah-Miandad last ball six will still, never take an Indian victory for granted.
Those BJP supporters who lived through the 2004 elections, will NEVER take these at face value. Go out and vote. Make sure you vote!
Two Large Opinion Polls Summary
CNN News 18
NDA - 411 (BJP - 350)
I.N.D.I.A - 115 (CONgress - 49)
Others - 17
India TV-CNX
NDA - 399 (BJP - 342)
I.N.D.I.A - 94 (CONgress - 38)
Others - 50
CNN included TMC in I.N.D.I.A block while India TV excluded it
Most fascinating aspect is that BJP is going to win
1. ALL seats of Gujarat, MP, Rajasthan, Haryana, Himachal, Delhi, Goa & Uttarakhand
2. Almost ALL seats in UP, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Bihar, Assam, Maharashtra & Karnataka barring just 2 or 3
3. Most of the seats in West Bengal, Odisha & North East
4. Some seats in TN, Kerala & Andhra as well
2024 Lok Sabha is set to deliver an amazing stable 3.0 Govt of Modi
Nightmare for Corrupt Dynast Politicians Coming
Aniil A Pamnani retweeted
Interesting read!
Iran 1951 and India 2024. The similarities?
Mossadegh...and...Modi
Have you ever wondered "Why Iranians call America "The Devil's Land"?
The British had dominated Iran's oil trade, with 84% of Iran's oil production going to England and only 16% to Iran.
The Emperor of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, was a corrupt man, so he didn't care!
(Iran had a constitutional monarchy, constitutional monarchy also has elections, Parliament.)
In 1951, Mohammed Mossadegh, a staunch patriot, became the Prime Minister.
He did not like the dominance of foreign companies in Iran's oil trade.
On March 15, 1951, he presented a Bill for the nationalization of Iran's oil industry in Parliament, which was passed by majority.
After this Bill was passed, Iranians began to dream of happiness, that now their poverty would be removed!
Times magazine called Mossadegh "Man of the year" in 1951!
But due to these developments, the British lost a lot! The British started many small and big attempts to remove Mossadegh, tried to bribe Mossadegh, tried to assassinate Mossadegh, attempted a military coup, but because Mossadegh was very experienced and intelligent, the British assassination, bribery plots failed. Mossadegh was very popular among the Iranian people.
Being popular, a military coup was also not possible.
Finally the British asked for help from America.
America's CIA approved a $1 million fund to remove Mossadegh. 1 million dollars equals 4250 crore Rials (Iranian currency)!
The funds were sent to the American Ambassador in Tehran (the capital of Iran).
Mossadegh wanted to completely end the monarchy in Iran and give all the power to Parliament. Emperor of Iran, therefore, was also on the side of England and America.
US plan was to create discontent against Mossadegh and remove popular support to him, then overthrow his Government with the help of corrupt Parliamentarians.
A large number of Iranian journalists, editors, Muslim clerics were paid 631 crore Riyals by the US. Those journalists, editors and Muslim clerics had only one thing to do in return, which was to incite the people against Mossadegh.
Members of the Iranian Parliament were paid 46 million Rials each to spread propaganda against Mossadegh's work.
Thousands of Iranians were paid to participate in the false protests.
They started marching on the Parliament.
Big media around the world also started supporting America.
Mossadegh began to be referred to as "the Dictator" in "The New York Times".
"Times" magazine called Mossadegh's choice dangerous.
Opposition to Mossadegh began at a very low level, with cartoons depicting him as gay.
Realizing that his Government was about to be overthrown by corrupt MPs, Mossadegh dissolved the Parliament. The US forced the Iranian Emperor to remove Mossadegh from his post as Prime Minister. (Since Mossadegh had the authority to accept or reject the order, the Emperor decided to arrest him if he refused the order!)
But Mossadegh's soldiers arrested the Army unit that had come to arrest him, and upon learning this, the Emperor of Iran fled to Baghdad!
Finally, by paying a bribe of 210 million Rials, the US instigated fake riots in the capital of Iran, with the help of mercenaries.
Rioters attacked Mossadegh's house, Mossadegh was forced to flee, military overthrew the then present power. A puppet became Prime Minister citing the old order of the Emperor.
After the Emperor returned to Iran, Mossadegh surrendered. He was put on trial, imprisoned, and then held under house arrest until his death. (Mossadegh died in custody at the age of 85.)
After that, America and England shared 40% - 40% of Iranian oil and the remaining 20% was given to other European companies.
For decades, the Iranian people had to live under the dictatorship of the Shah. A revolution ended the Monarchy; but then the fanatical Khomeini came to power and the condition of Iranian people became even worse.
What was Mossadegh's crime..? "Sectors of the country should be dominated by indigenous companies instead of foreign companies!" This policy was his crime..?
Under Mossadegh's leadership, Iran could have become a fully democratic country before 1955, and its oil production could have benefited only Iran.
The decades of torture inflicted on the Iranian people would not have happened.
With a strong democracy and a Government that favors indigenous companies, Iran could have become probably a more prosperous country than Saudi Arabia today.
But Iran's corrupt parliamentarians, journalists, editors, protestors sold Iran's rich future for just one million dollars.
During this period of oppression, the Iranian people began to realize that America had a hand in overthrowing Mossadegh's Government.
In 1979, the Iranians detained Americans in the US embassy for 444 days. 77 volumes of documents relating to this US operation were found in the embassy; which were later released by the Iranians.
That's why Iranians call America, "Satan's Country"!
Mossadegh could not complete the policy to break the dominance of foreign companies and promote indigenous companies; but instead, developed enmity with the two superpowers of the world.
He had an unfortunate end, unlike Bollywood films where the hero wins every time.
Now, consider who were the real villains for Iran..? They were the Journalists, editors, MPs, activists who were sold to America!
Had these people not been sold & if the people would have stood behind Mossadegh, America would not have succeeded.
But for four paise, the patriotic leader was called "Kumshah" and soon the whole country was ruined!
Our country 'India' is also on the same path today.
It is a great misfortune that the common citizens do not notice the ongoing conspiracies, unless they suffer endless atrocities.
It is wise to be alert in time and not fall prey to this very corrupt media propaganda. Trust our patriotic present Indian leadership and stand firmly behind it.
Otherwise a disaster like Iran is inevitable.....
The Intelligence Agencies of big capitalist countries are working day and night to make many politicians of India work as their agents with the sole aim of removing the present leadership of the country.
It is said that our destiny is in our own hands. We just need to understand it properly.
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Aniil A Pamnani retweeted
From crossing #ZojiLa pass for the first time to scaling the #BaralachaLa pass at night, we did it all in an epic road trip to Ladakh.
youtu.be/STeuN95K_9E
Aniil A Pamnani retweeted
Here is the travel vlog of my #ToughestRoadTrip from Mumbai to Spiti Valley in #HimachalPradesh in my #TataHarrier
We even got stuck in a landslide between Tabo n Kaza, but the car performed extremely well.
youtu.be/PB40qpnsdI8
Aniil A Pamnani retweeted
What happens when you get earn upwards of 75-80 lakhs per annum?
You leave India. Or you try to leave India. Not because you are any less patriotic but because it makes more sense to leave than stay. Hear me out.
I know about 20 people who have left India in last 1 decade. Why? Let us break it down. All these individuals earned about 80 lakhs to 1.2 crore per annum. When you are in that earning slab, you are crème-de-la crème of the workforce. Your skill set is better than an average joe and you are in demand world over. Unfortunately, we as a nation, are not doing enough to retain such great talent who are high earners and hence high spenders.
Highest tax bracket in India is 30%. Today, India has 48.3 lakh people who are in 30% tax slab. And the 30% tax slab starts at the earning of 15 lakhs per annum. Any decently talented fresher from a good college can command that. Any moderately above average hard working individual in 4-5 years of their experience can command this sum.
But does being in highest tax bracket and hence being the highest tax payers of the nation translate into leading a lavish life in a metro for a family? Unfortunately, no. Has the cost of living not increased exponentially? Try to find a decent flat for rent in Bangalore or Gurugram in a locality where you would want your children to grow up without paying exorbitant rents and security deposits.
Let's not go back 75 years. Let's just rewind 9 years. Since last 9 years the tax payer has only a limited avenues to save his tax. 1.5 lakhs in standard deduction and 50k in NPS. Thoda bohat home loan and insurance for parents. And no matter how much you increase your earning, this remains standard. Government can incentivize savings by increasing the limit in govt backed schemes like PPF or SSY or bonds but it refuses to budge. The system is designed for a time long gone.
The services that one gets in the country right now relative to the tax that they pay is very skewed. And this is likely to remain skewed for a while. For a lot of my friends who earn similar amounts, despite paying 30 lakhs per annum in direct taxes and almost paying the same in indirect taxes, the return they get in the short run is miniscule. Can they get good clean healthcare in any government hospital? Can they drive on roads which don't have potholes? Or can their kids get quality education in government schools? These are problems that will take some time to fix and I believe, as a nation, we are on the right track. But there must be an interim solution to plug the leak, so to speak.
In 2023, 6500 HNIs will leave India. 7500 HNIs left India in 2022. In 2018, India was third after Russia and China in terms of number of HNIs migrating to other countries. This is a disturbing trend.
For the longest time, I had disdain for people who left the country. Their was a popular term which every 90s kid must have heard of ; 'Brain Drain'. I could not understand why would anybody leave Bharat and go out to make a career. But, I guess with age comes perspective. And maybe, just maybe, I now understand.
@narendramodi @nsitharamanoffc
Aniil A Pamnani retweeted
These are just basic examples from a very old manual. Surely things have changed a lot and use of technology, NGOs, Social Media etc must now feature extensively. We will see more and more of these inexplicable mysterious demoralising events before 2024. Prepare mentally.
Aniil A Pamnani retweeted
Ashwini Vaishnav is the best railway minister this country has had in 75 years. I can’t remember a single railway minister who has concentrated so much on passenger amenities and safety. So there’s a lot more that needs to be done. But he’s on the right track.
Whether this was a freak accident or something else will become clear in the coming days.
People ranting about missing safety measures don’t want to
understand or are clueless about the huge task at hand, vis a vis the number of trains and the length of the track in the country. I know Rahul Gandhi thinks Modi speaks to God but even Modi can’t instal safety measures with a wave of his hand - or by talking to God.
If Vaishnav has to resign, why don’t we ask Nitin Gadkari to resign too? After all, so many people are dying in accidents on those high-speed expressways he’s built. How about it?
And while we’re at it, ask Nitish to step down too. How many people have died from drinking hooch in Bihar? But have you seen any Lutyens media asking Nitish to resign? He even refused to pay compensation to the families of the dead the first time, remember? Did you hear of anyone asking for his resignation then?
And stop comparing this to Mamata and Nitish resigning as railway ministers. It’s an odious comparison. Their resignations were synced with the coming elections in their respective states rather than any sudden bouts of conscience.
So cool it, and let Ashwini Vaishnav do his job. He has a long road ahead.
Aniil A Pamnani retweeted
I recently came across data on who we spend our time with over the course of our lives.
The insights are simultaneously inspiring and depressing.
Here are 6 graphs everyone needs to see:
Aniil A Pamnani retweeted
Sir me n my wife belongs to lower middle class family n during this pandemic we lost our income. now she makes home made food and we sell it through car service n tiffin services in Delhi/NCR region.Would be the best deepawali gift for us,if retweet 🙏
@ippatel @KapilMishra_IND
Aniil A Pamnani retweeted
Roger Federer is one of only six athletes to cross $1 billion in career earnings while still active.
The part you didn't know?
He left behind a $10 million annual sponsorship deal with Nike and turned it into a $600 million-plus payday.
Here's the wild story 👇
Aniil A Pamnani retweeted
Excellent facts by GOI that bust the deliberate propaganda of Congress & its ecosystem around COVID-19 vaccines.
1. Centre is not doing enough to source vaccines
2. Global vaccines approval not fast tracked
3. Domestic production not being scaled up
4. Compulsory licensing
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