Dilip D'Souza retweeted
What a weird party! Abuse Gandhi, former PMs, opposition leaders, or outspoken women, and it’s free speech. Give them a taste of their own medicine, and suddenly it’s an outrage!
What a remarkable talent for playing both the bully and the victim! 👏👏
#6: The issue normalised hate all over this country.
Hate BJP if you want. Criticise Modi all day.
But if you claim NOTHING has changed under BJP, explain these 9 developments.
1. Vande Bharat
2. UPI
3. PM-KISAN
4. Article 370 abrogation
5. Ujjwala Yojana
6. Ram Mandir
7. Chenab Rail Bridge
8. Ayushman Bharat
9. Highways & Expressways
Which one do you think made the biggest difference to India?
Rant all you want about tech and AI and so forth. The point is that the real-life Swami said pretty much exactly the opposite of what this LLM-generated bot says.
This tweet perfectly demonstrates a complete lack of basic technical understanding.
You are comparing generalized, multi-billion-dollar commercial LLMs to a highly customized, domain-specific interactive AI HoloBot designed for cultural archiving and somehow calling it a failure.
It’s like comparing a commercial jetliner to a precisely engineered drone and claiming the drone is "beyond repair."
If you actually looked at real-world data instead of looking for superficial political angles, you’d know:
•The Performance Gap: The official State of India's Digital Economy (SIDE) Index ranks India 4th globally in overall AI performance, outperforming G7 economies like Germany, France, the UK, and Japan.
•Global Influence: India literally hosted the Global AI Impact Summit, leading a coalition of nearly 90 nations to establish international frameworks for global AI access and democratization.
•Deep Tech Realities: Beyond consumer chatbots, India is scaling specialized AI like the Garbhini-GA2 model for maternal healthcare and AI-driven deep-seated mineral targeting with the Geological Survey.
Using advanced conversational AI to preserve the historical legacy of figures like Swami Chinmayananda isn't a setback it is a sophisticated use case that shows just how deeply India is normalizing AI across every single sector.
Try reading an actual data report before declaring a country "beyond repair."
Morons !
Exactly. It's what Hitler got his Germans to believe as he led that country to horrific crimes and utter destruction.
Dilip D'Souza retweeted
Election Commission’s software has made a massive blunder. It’s translating Hindi/Urdu names by treating them as if they were English.
For example, the name was Muhammad Iqbal Beg, but the software turned it into “Mohammad Iqbal Bheek Mangte Hain”.
Another example: A woman’s name was Phool Kali Devi, and the software changed it to “Murkh Kali Devi” .
Absolute chaos, what’s going on?
You fail to see a difference between a moral opposition to the death penalty, and "mercy", that's down to you.
Personally I would have liked to see murdering scum like Kasab and Kodnani condemned to life with hard labour. I had in mind cleaning railway tracks every day.
Dilip D'Souza retweeted
Modi has wasted one of the biggest opportunities in modern Indian history.
People put him on a pedestal & gave him unprecedented power, trust, and political capital.
He could have transformed India. He could have challenged regressive practices, even within Hinduism, and pushed society towards a more progressive and rational future.
But instead, he chose to appease the most regressive elements of society, religion and culture.
He had the opportunity to change India for the better. Instead, he chose to exploit its worst instincts.
What a wasted decade.
What a lost opportunity.
Dilip D'Souza retweeted
💙🤍❤️
"Le chef-d'œuvre le plus abouti du capitalisme contemporain n'est ni l'iPhone, ni la start-up licorne, ni même le milliardaire visionnaire.
Non.
Son produit phare, son bijou anthropologique, sa plus belle réussite, c'est le pauvre de droite. Une véritable prouesse sociale, dépouillé matériellement, mais riche en certitudes contre ses propres intérêts.
On l'a façonné avec soin. On lui a expliqué que ses problèmes venaient toujours d'en bas ou d'à côté, l'immigré, l'assisté, le fonctionnaire, le chômeur, jamais du haut. On lui a appris à hair l'impôt tout en survivant grâce aux services publics. À défendre les héritiers tout en n'ayant rien à transmettre. À applaudir ceux qui l'écrasent, pourvu qu'ils parlent fort et promettent l'ordre.
Le pauvre de droite est une créature fascinante, il vote contre lui-même avec ferveur, persuadé qu'un jour, peut-être, il sera du bon côté de la barrière. Il confond la brutalité avec le courage, l'autoritarisme avec la protection, l'injustice avec le mérite. On lui vend la peur en kit, l'identité en solde, la colère en vrac par abonnement mensuel.
À l'aube de ce monde nouveau, les monstres ne surgissent pas des marges : ils montent des urnes, des plateaux télé, des slogans simplistes. Ils prospèrent sur la misère organisée et la lucidité sabotée. Le capitalisme n'a pas seulement produit de la pauvreté ; il a réussi bien pire : la rendre docile, obéissante, hargneuse, et reconnaissante. Un chef-d'œuvre je vous dis !"
Maximino Fernández
This foolish distinction between "within" and "outside" the country. Even more foolish in a time of the internet.
Dilip D'Souza retweeted
A UP seat won by under 7,000 votes has 10,470 suspect voter entries
indianexpress.com/article/in…
Of course he will. Hasn't he held ___ press conferences in the last 12 years? (Fil in the blank.)
Yes, and there's the Order of the Blue Horizon from the RepuBBlic of SeychEEles... Wait a minute.
What I don't get is, if we are ready to glorify this murderer, why are we at all surprised that others don't agree with us about acts of terrorism against us?
Replying to @zoo_bear
Terrorist Nathuram Godse's photo among other Great Freedom fighters and Icons at a Durga Puja pandal at Mahishadal's MYCO Club,.
























