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Was lovely doing a 7.5K Mumbai city walk to go and meet @baxirahul and see his amazing photos of our beautiful city, Mumbai. Have been admiring his pics on Twitter and finally got to meet him in person.
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YoYa now says you can’t remove Modi through street protests…
Ranka & Saurav enjoyed their stay at Tihar and found the food really good 😀…
Neha says her video where she claimed Bangladesh protests were her inspiration, was doctored…
Dipke is indirectly washing his hands off the movement now by claiming that actually it is Ranka & Das who are the force behind…
Rahul Gandhi ran away to Vietnam for some fresh inspiration 😀…
The call to protest today by Prashant Bhushan turned out to be a damp squib…
Toolkit failed miserably, yet again 😅😅
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This is today's New York Times (NYT). Sunday's edition is very important. American newspapers are now ranking Prime Minister Narendra Modi above Donald Trump in the United States. This is a big deal!
The NYT is amazed at how, amid all the turmoil in the past year, PM Modi has expanded the scope of partnerships by visiting many countries. The newspaper believes that most of the 20+ country visits in 2025-26 were closed-door business meetings. Not only Modi, but more than a dozen heads of state also visited India.
Submarine technology from Germany, student visas from France, and cheap Scotch whisky from Britain—each of the Prime Minister's visits is yielding something for India. The newspaper believes that many countries are now taking the initiative to build relationships with India. Relations with countries like Japan and Australia have strengthened.
France and India are working together in the field of AI. Norway has reiterated its commitment to create 1 million jobs in India. South Korea will build ships in India. A trade agreement has been reached with the European Union. Maritime security has been discussed with New Zealand.
And yes, no one should come and say that all this used to happen before, or that previous Prime Ministers also traveled abroad. Those demanding an account of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's foreign visits should also note that the New York Times, in its analysis, notes that the goals of many top-level meetings in the past were very broad and vague. Now, clear goals, specific targets, and numbers are being set.
Last year, Britain reduced tariffs on Indian clothing. The article also mentions the gift of "Melody" toffees to Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. Despite the numerous tariffs imposed by the United States, India is standing firm. Despite the Iran war, everything remains normal—so the leadership deserves thanks for this. That's why even the world's largest superpower is discussing it...
*Not a political post. It’s sheer admiration for an able leader.*🙏🙏🙏
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Neha Bora's student body AISA scored a BIG ZERO in every student body election that was held in 2026
Her parent Party,the Left,is not in power in any State in India:)
AISA/LEFT are a ZERO in India..So for you to say she poses threat to Modi Govt,shows you are a bunch of dimwits
“[Neha] is tapping a newfound place in Indian politics.”
Firebrand student leader Neha Bora has become the face of the youth protest movement taking on Indian PM Narendra Modi’s Hindu majoritarian government.
Read more: aje.news/03me8k
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Everyone seems to have abandoned CJP, including Abhijeet Dipke himself. 😂
Neha Bora told the Delhi High Court today that she was not involved in CJP’s call.
Earlier, Rahul Gandhi had also abandoned CJP, limiting his support to a mere formality post.
CJP couldn’t even arrange a strong lawyer for its own leader and had to make do with a borderline lawyer.
Abhijeet Dipke himself threw Sourav Das and Ashutosh Ranka under the bus, claiming he merely follows their orders and that they are the masterminds.
In just six months, a CJP leader has accused the organisation of financial fraud and stealing donations.
CJP is getting done, bro, faster than it got created. 😭
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"It's Done, Bro!"
GLOBAL "REGIME CHANGE" REBELLIONS AND THE "ELUSIVE INDIAN LINK".
U.S. Congress’s House Ways and Means Committee, chaired by Jason Smith, is pressing three tax-exempt organisations linked to Neville Roy Singham, citing concerns over their compliance with U.S. congressional oversight and their connections to the CCP. Singham chairs the International Advisory Board of Tricontinental, which includes Indian director Vijay Prashad. Prashad is the nephew of CPI(M) Politburo member Brinda Karat and has publicly celebrated protests led by SFI’s Aishe Ghosh, AISA's Neha Bora and CJP's Dipke. In photos below he is even seen in Sri Lanka as part of the Red-Green alliance. We all know what happened there. Prashad describes himself as an actor. He has collaborated with Naseeruddin Shah on a book called "Delhi's Agony". It had essays on the 2020 Delhi Anti-CAA riots by Shah and Teesta Setalvad among other Modi-critics and anti-Hindutva activists. That explains the sudden fervor for "Sadak Pe Faisla" in certain B-town quarters.
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The Economist seems to have misplaced its editorial standards somewhere between reporting on India and campaigning against Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government. So typical of the foreign lobby against India!
None of journalism's responsibilities are fulfilled by packaging a political prosecution brief with an insulting tonality as a magazine’s social media teaser.
And “voters accepted that” is a particularly revealing flourish. Indian voters have preferences, judgments and reasons of their own. Their choices do not require validation from a London editorial desk.
Narendra Modi’s party had used sleazy political tactics and its control of institutions to break up rival state parties and lure away their lawmakers. Voters accepted that. Under dispute now is whether the game itself is fixed economist.com/asia/2026/10/1…
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Disgusting and offensive. The Economist is slipping into its own sleaziness with language like this. This isn’t journalism, it unprofessional, extreme bias. The sun has long set on the British Empire, and it is clearly seething in jealousy of countries that are eclipsing it.
Narendra Modi’s party had used sleazy political tactics and its control of institutions to break up rival state parties and lure away their lawmakers. Voters accepted that. Under dispute now is whether the game itself is fixed economist.com/asia/2026/10/1…
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Biggest enemy of Congress is not RSS, it is literacy.
Despite RSS presence Congress won majority 7 times but once India became 50% literate, Congress never won majority.
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Today, on the special occasion of RSS Sthapana Divas, my greetings to all Swayamsevaks. I also pay homage to all those greats who have nurtured the RSS over the years.
The RSS has completed a remarkable century of service, nation-building and social harmony. Countless Swayamsevaks have worked for society with a deep sense of duty and a nation-first spirit.
May this spirit keep strengthening national development in the times to come.
राष्ट्रीय स्वयंसेवक संघ के स्थापना दिवस के विशेष अवसर पर सभी स्वयंसेवकों को मेरी हार्दिक शुभकामनाएं! मैं उन सभी विभूतियों को भी नमन करता हूं, जिन्होंने अपने अथक परिश्रम और सेवाभाव से संघ को सींचा और संवारा है।
राष्ट्रीय स्वयंसेवक संघ ने सेवा, राष्ट्र निर्माण और सामाजिक प्रतिबद्धता का गौरवशाली शताब्दी वर्ष पूर्ण किया है। अनगिनत स्वयंसेवकों ने अपने समर्पण, कर्तव्य-निष्ठा और राष्ट्र-प्रथम की भावना से सदैव समाज के उत्थान के लिए कार्य किया है।
मुझे विश्वास है कि यह भावना आने वाले समय में भी देश को और सशक्त एवं सुदृढ़ करेगी।
@RSSorg
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For those Cockroaches who had wet dreams that PM Modi would again agree to their demands.....
Wake up to reality. After the last embers of the Vote Chori protest have died down.....
1. The case against Cockroaches Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka has officially been transferred to the Crime Branch.
2. Abhijeet Dipke now claims that Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das were the real masterminds behind the protest.
3. Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das are still in jail.
4. Dhruv Rathee has crept back to Germany with tail between the legs.
5. Rahul Gandhi has disappeared in Vietnam.
6. Prakash Raj has not ventured out of his home till date.
7. Neha Bora is fighting in court to quash the police notice requiring her to sign a ₹10,000 peace bond to maintain peace.
8. NSUI is having an identity crisis.
Last I checked, Gyanesh Kumar is STILL the Chief Election Commissioner of India !
IT CAN'T GET BIGGER THAN THIS!!
When my favourite podcast @AcquiredFM is featuring my favourite television show ever, @SeinfeldTV.. !! So, looking forward to devouring it. @gilbert and @djrosent - you guys are rockstars!
P.S. I am still waiting for your episode on @patagonia :)
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This tweet is from 2021. Gyanesh Kumar was never the agenda. He was just a convenient excuse. The real obsession was always regime change, as this “Cc: Indian Army” stunt makes painfully clear. When you can’t win people’s trust, you start dreaming up shortcuts to power. Shameful.
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Dipke has been getting wet dreams of a coup since May 2021
This guy is a sinister seditious scoundrel @NIA_India @HMOIndia
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France protests proved Amit Shah right.
Dhruv Rathee London protest with Pakistanis proved Gyanesh Kumar right.
Starlink controversy in Ukraine proved Narendra Modi right.
These guys were thinking ten steps ahead. My trust in them growing stronger. 🗿🫡
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CJP is an anarchist movement. Here the founder himself is asking the Indian army to do a coup. Many others are goading the police and army too. They are openly talking of regime change and the Bangladesh example, along with Nepal, Sri Lanka etc. And you have communists talking of constitution and democracy :)
