11 March 2026
India has resources. The government should not interfere but provide security so that resources do not cause misery and suffering by international goons. Anil Agarwal, Chair Person of the Vedanta group, says "अगर आप सपने देखोगे नहीं तो सपने पूरे कैसे होंगे"
At just 19, I came to Bombay from Bihar and built a company in this industry from scratch. Vedanta was able to acquire Hindustan Zinc and BALCO under a privatisation programme which was never completed. 26% and 49% stakes are still held by the government and not been transferred as per a predetermined agreement. Vedanta also acquired ONGC Oil and Gas asset via UK’s Cairn and Sesa Goa Iron ore from Japan’s Mitsui.
In each one, the ambition and goal was to increase the production so much that India wouldn’t need to import but, in fact export. In Hindustan Zinc and BALCO, we succeeded. We increased zinc production 10 times, 20 times in aluminium. In the process, more than 1,000 companies have come up for processing this raw material. And Vedanta has contributed Rs 4.5 lakh crore to the exchequer in the last ten years. In oil and gas, our vision is to produce 1 million barrels per day. In iron ore, my vision is to produce 100 million tonnes, 33% of today’s production level. There are many more underperforming government assets that can perform the same way.
Three or four decades ago, there was no know-how, no experts, no finance in this industry. It took a lot of determination. Vedanta raised 35 billion USD from abroad and invested in India. It brought experts and technology. Because of that, Hindustan Zinc can also produce silver and fertiliser, and we are working very hard to start producing critical minerals very soon, something we were told would never happen in India.
Globally, only few very large companies engage in mining as it is very difficult without scale. Vedanta should be for India what Rio Tinto and BHP are for Australia or Vale is for Brazil. Other entrepreneurs and companies must create new Vedantas.
Most of the advanced countries have become prosperous by developing natural resources, including oil and gas. In India, the system has to stop creating hurdles. It needs to take a long-term view, as this government is not revenue-minded but, production-minded. It must facilitate. Instead of notices and judicial activity, all businesses need to receive recognition and respect. Benefit of doubt should pass onto them.
In India, we have economic heroes who can raise production equal to the biggest and best in the world. We should not allow tunnel vision or outdated mindset to keep us small and dependent. Some may remember the case of Rio Tinto which had invested in a diamond mine in Madhya Pradesh. It could have made India a global hub for diamond production, but they exited because of a complex, interfering and discouraging system.
The most important thing is trust. Keep the system simple, keep regulation limited and you eliminate the root cause of wrongdoing. We should have self-certification instead of lengthy approvals and clearances. The Government issues the rulebook and entrepreneurs strictly comply, subject to audit. Constant enquiry and interference only discourage enterprise. Also, the mindset of discrimination between public sector and private sector should change.
This year my family had the biggest tragedy. It was heartening to hear the words of the Prime Minister who said, “You must stay strong and continue to do work which is important for India.” That is the motivation of my life. I have the blessings of my grandfather and grandmother, who spent 40 years in Vrindavan in a small hut, in Manav Seva Sangh with their guruji, Swami Sharnanand Ji Maharaj. They always advised me, if you have wealth, you must use it for society. If you don’t have wealth, you must always help society with your hand. We all are willing to work hard, take risks and ensure that India becomes self-sufficient. The system should encourage us to deliver for our society and nation; this will eradicate unemployment and encourage women empowerment. This sector has given the maximum revenue to the exchequer in India and in the world for nation-building. It will help in making our country a developed nation, as envisioned by our Prime Minister. Let’s make India & Indians proud. " 1:04AM 11 March 2026
India has also begun easing visa issuance for Chinese nationals. After a five-year hiatus triggered by multiple troop clashes in Ladakh, the two countries have resumed direct passenger flights.
Meanwhile, India’s finance ministry has begun scrapping the 2020 restrictions that barred Chinese firms from bidding for Indian government contracts.
Greater Chinese investment in sensitive sectors — from power grids to EV infrastructure — could give Beijing potential “kill switches” or new economic leverage over Indian policy. The irony is stark. After the 2020 encroachments, India sought to “decouple” from China. Instead, it now finds itself even more dependent on Chinese supply chains, allowing China’s bilateral trade surplus with India to keep surging — already exceeding India’s entire annual defense budget. 1:55 AM 11 March 2026
Mr. Rubio openly declared that decolonisation and the end of imperial colonies represented a retreat for the West, and demanded the reclaiming of economic space in regions such as India, Africa, and Southeast Asia.
Within a fortnight, the U.S. and Israel launched an attack on Iran, killing its Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei and dismantling its top leadership command structure, even without a formal declaration of war authorised by the U.S. Congress.
This attack cannot be merely seen as a localised conflict between long-standing adversaries. It represents a direct assault on the multipolar world order.
Iran is a member of BRICS, a 10-nation bloc currently chaired by India. Conceived as a counterbalance to the post-1945 power architecture, BRICS posed a systemic challenge to it.
De-dollarisation was central to BRICS’s agenda precisely because it aimed to build parallel financial institutions and payment gateways to circumvent the U.S.-West-controlled system. This included the New Development Bank (NDB), commonly known as the BRICS Bank, China’s CIPS (Cross Border Interbank Payment Systems), BRICS Pay, and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), an indirectly linked security and geopolitical forum. All these initiatives sought a new, independent alternative to the U.S. and Western dominance.
The post-World War order now faces challenges from both the U.S. and BRICS.
India’s silence
It was against this backdrop that Iran, a BRICS member, was targeted for regime change. But India’s silence, as the current Chair, suggests a fundamental breakdown in efforts to establish an alternative world order. The self-proclaimed Vishwa Guru has abandoned its allies while unquestioningly aligning with the U.S. camp despite the year-long public humiliation and unfair tariffs imposed by Mr. Trump.
The Iran war has revealed the internal contradictions within BRICS and exposed the fragility of its efforts to challenge U.S. hegemony, despite Mr. Trump’s tantrums.
Mr. Rubio’s Munich speech was remarkable for its candour and offered a logical explanation for Mr. Trump’s irrational decisions. While it may be a case of providing a rationale for illogical actions, it clearly presents a world view within the U.S. establishment that can exploit the chaos and instability caused by Mr. Trump.
Mr. Rubio expressed pride in the West’s imperialist expansion over five centuries, attributing it to the creation of vast empires and, indirectly, to global development. He lamented the West’s retreat after 1945, which he saw as paving the way for “godless communist revolutions and anti-colonial uprisings”.
He called for a unified effort to compete for market share in the economies of the Global South while declaring the UN and other international institutions as defunct and ineffective.
The Iran war in this context, yet to be authorised by the U.S. Congress, reminds analysts of East India Company’s expansion, where a private company seized control of trade, resources, and governance in India through commercial dominance and military force, not formal state conquest.
BRICS was partly formed to resist the control of financial systems and markets by the U.S. and the West. It stands paralysed now. Iran joined in 2024, signalling BRICS growing influence across the globe. It faced U.S.-Israel aggression in June 2025 also, when its nuclear installations were targeted and top military and scientific leadership was eliminated by the U.S. and Israel in a 12-day conflict.
BRICS was then chaired by Brazil. Under its leadership, BRICS issued a strong joint statement calling Israeli attacks as a violation of international law.
A non-actor
In stark contrast, India’s chairmanship has reduced the group to a non-actor. No joint statement has been issued, no emergency session has been convened, and no collective response has been articulated. Iran’s membership has proved strategically worthless, and India under Prime Minister Narendra Modi dismally failed to rise up to the occasion.
Brazil, Russia, and China have individually condemned the U.S. offensive. But India’s political leadership did not even express condolences at the assassination of Ayatollah Khamenei. The 10-nation bloc, which was designed to challenge U.S. hegemony, now stands in tatters, reduced to 10 separate foreign policies of 10 nations, under Mr. Modi’s leadership.
This failure is further amplified by India’s dereliction of its role as net security provider in the Indian Ocean, with the U.S. torpedoing the unarmed Iranian warship IRIS Dena. In stark violation of bilateral agreements, the U.S. did not share intelligence with India, did not inform India of its presence in international waters in India’s area of influence and didn’t consult India before mounting an attack on its guest. India has responded with silence, eroding its claim to Global South leadership.
The current crisis, precipitated by India’s abdication of BRICS leadership, exposes its deep fault lines. The bloc now has member states with incompatible strategic orientations. India has gravitated towards the Quad and has given up on Nehruvian non-alignment. India terms it “strategic autonomy”, but in practice it has come to mean brazen alignment with the U.S., regardless of Mr. Trump’s insults and forced capitulation in U.S.-India trade deal. Mr. Modi’s India consciously gave up the option of utilising the crisis to negotiate a collective way out of unfair U.S. pressure. Instead, it has surrendered its claims for Vishwaguru and hinged itself on to the United States.
The Rubio doctrine considers BRICS a “revisionist power bloc” that must be countered. His objective of “a Western supply chain for critical minerals not vulnerable to extortion from other powers” is actually a challenge to BRICS member states’ hold on supply chains.
To maintain that control, BRICS needed to assure that its stands by its members. But the war has sent out a message that cost of resisting U.S. primacy can be fatal.
India had an opportunity. As BRICS chair, it could have played a transformative role in this crisis. It had historical relationships with both Iran and the U.S. Its diaspora work in the U.S., Israel, Iran and all countries of West Asia and is influential too. It is the world’s largest democracy, with a marked tradition of moral leadership, civilisation advantage and a history of ethical positions. Instead, Mr. Modi visited Israel 48 hours before the attacks and then gave up even the pretence of neutrality.
Stress test
BRICS now faces the most serious stress test and is at a critical juncture. It can develop a credible alternative forum for non-Western states to coordinate positions and amplify collective pressure, or else, scatter.
But with Mr. Modi’s latest position, India is no more its leader. It’s an obstacle. A U.S.-aligned India, along with China and Russia as active challengers to Western primacy, is a discordant team. The Iran crisis has made this contradiction undeniable. The question for India’s Opposition parties and its people is whether they stand by this dereliction by the Modi government or plan to challenge it. The Congress under Rahul Gandhi has already articulated its Opposition to abject surrender by the Modi government. But criticism alone is not sufficient. The moment demands a credible expression of what Indian foreign policy could be under different leadership.
That vision is available. India’s historical non-aligned, ethical leadership equips it with credibility to be a genuine mediator. It is a country with enough relationships on all sides to speak credibly to Tehran, Jerusalem, Washington, and Beijing.
Mr. Rubio’s Munich speech indicated that the world is dividing into competing civilisational blocs, and middle powers must choose their alignment. Mr. Modi, under duress, chose to join the U.S. bloc. Instead of resisting and competing U.S. design to capture “market share” in the Global South, Mr. Modi has chosen to assist that design. It is surprising, as India is not a Trump ally in this grand game, it is a target, a challenge to be addressed, a power to be vanquished.
India must stand against this Trumpian dream. The East India Company is yet not a forgotten chapter. Its memories and independence struggle are still part of collective Indian consciousness.
The alternative is not hostility to the West, but genuine independence from it: the capacity to say no when Indian interests and international law require it, to build institutions that serve Indian workers and Indian energy security, and to exercise the moral authority that India’s history and size uniquely afford.
BRICS may not be a perfect grouping, but was painstakingly developed over past decades to collectively move forward. There is no wisdom in loitering the gains.
It can still provide a framework of political solidarity. It can provide coordinated diplomatic responses to sovereignty violations, collective energy-sharing arrangements that reduce individual member vulnerability, devise newer supply chains and present institutional capacity to speak with one voice on matters of international law. India must must not let it down.
(Gurdeep Singh Sappal is a Permanent Invitee to the Congress Working Committee and Executive Trustee, Samruddha Bharat Foundation. Views expressed are personal) . 5:18 AM 11 March 2026
10 March 2026
Advaita – You are Brahman. The world is Maya.
Vishishtadvaita – The soul is a part of God; devotion leads to union.
Dvaita – God and soul are eternally separate; bhakti is the path.
Dvaitadvaita – Simultaneously one and different from the Divine.
Shuddhadvaita – Everything is Krishna; the universe itself is divine.
Achintya Bheda-Abheda – Unity and difference beyond human logic.
Bhedabheda – Distinct yet inseparable from God.
Neo-Vedanta – Universal spirituality and service to humanity.
Integral Advaita – Realizing the Self while transforming the world.
Different darśanas, different insights—yet all rooted in the Upanishadic quest for Brahman.
This is the intellectual and spiritual depth of Eternal Dharma: Diversity in thought, unity in truth. 1:45PM 10 March 2026
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The office of the President is above politics and the sanctity of this office should always be respected. One hopes better sense prevails among the West Bengal Government and TMC." 12:30AM 8 March 2026.
Stubb says that happiness is proportional to helping someone. Welfarestate and equal distribution of wealth, education, existence of lakes, forests, and gardens bestow happiness. Hope and optimism are essential for happiness.
ANI on X: "#WATCH | Mumbai | On Finland being ranked among the happiest countries in the world, President Alexander Stubb says," I think happiness is probably quite a subjective feeling and very personal. I think happiness actually comes from meaning that at the end of the day you live a https://t.co/VTceNl3AqB" / X you live a meaningful life, and meaning usually comes from helping someone else. That's when you end up being quite happy. There's no magic potion for happiness, but probably basic needs is a good starting place, a welfare state and equal distribution of wealth, education and I think for us, Finns, it's a lot about nature. Remember, we have over 100,000 lakes. We have a vast archipelago, 180,000 islands, and we are over 70% forest. So nature is a big thing. So happiness is subjective, and you can't impose it on anyone except by helping. And what we can learn from India is optimism. So we have kind of the happiest country and the most optimistic country. And I think the world would be a great place if all all of us were as optimistic and happy as the Finns and the Indians. That's what we can learn from each other." 12:57AM 8 March 2026.
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"My sense is you're going to have a future which will be much more multipolar because no country today has hegemony over so many domains that it is an overall hegemon," he said. 5:17PM 7 March 2026. https://x.com/i/status/2030135691020226582
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ANI on X: "#WATCH | Delhi | At the Raisina Dialogue 2026, President of Finland, Alexander Stubb, says, "The Europeans have now also been taught a lesson by India that passivity is not a strategy... Despite not being part of a formal alliance, India does not isolate itself. Quite the https://t.co/uKUP87zUAq" / X Quite the contrary, your power is based on active engagement. A timely example of this is, of course, the EU-India strategic partnership... Our deal is not just the mother of all deals, but a strategic choice and a gesture that opens up a new era in our relationship. Together, we're building a partnership that can set an example to the rest of the world... We refuse to believe that the future will only belong to, say, two great powers while the rest of us are left to choose our sides. This does not hold now, and it will not hold in a decade or two. We should not allow it..." 2:49AM 6 March 2026.
India is an essential partner of the United States, and we fully anticipate that New Delhi will ramp up purchases of U.S. oil. This stopgap measure will alleviate pressure caused by Iran’s attempt to take global energy hostage. 1:22PM 6 March 2026
ANI on X: "#WATCH | Delhi: On US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau's statement on India, Bonnie Glick, Adjunct Senior Fellow, Foundation for Defence of Democracies, US, says, "... His comment is that the United States will not offer to India the same economic benefits, as my https://t.co/m0ATN4SkXA" / X economic benefits, as my understanding, as China. What we're really talking about here is apples and oranges, two very different situations. China was cut out of the international economic order until the early 2000s when it was granted entry into the World Trade Organisation. That experiment of allowing a communist country to join the global economic order has been widely viewed as a miscalculation in the United States. India, as the world's largest democracy, as our most important democratic ally in terms of heft in the international arena. India is very different. There have been trade issues that complicate the economic relations between the United States and India, but I think when we talk about the depth of that relationship, while we may have concerns about tariffs, at the end of the day, the relationship between the United States and India is not based solely on economics. It's based on more foundational elements of freedom, of family, of even an approach to faith. I think that comparing India with China solely through the lens of economic engagement is probably not a broad enough way to look at it. Will we have a trade war with India? I do not believe so. Will there be increased tariffs? Yes, I believe so, just as there will be on countries all over the world..."4:09PM 6 March 2026
Finnish President Alexander Stubb was chief guest at the opening - in the presence of Prime Minister Modi and Foreign Minister Jaishankar. Top leaders from across the world are in attendance.
Stubb called for a new San Francisco moment. In 1945, the world came together to found the UN. Now it's time to form a new rules-based global order.
Stubb asked us to drop illusions of a perfect world, but to create a world order that contains power.
He told us to all to become more Indian. We must learn from history, and India is a good place to start. India has, since independence built its foreign policy on a broad platform - not aligning only on the goodwill of one power or bloc.
The West's holiday with history is over, Stubb said. The time of Western dominance is now more, even if it takes time for the West to let it sink in. Europe must learn from India that passivity is not a strategy.
He referred to Jaishankar's famous quote that Europe must move beyond the mindset that "Europe's problems are the world's problems, but the world's problems are not Europe's problems."
Stubb said we normally make three mistakes. We over-rationalize the past, we overstate the current problems, and we underestimate the future. It’s time for a bit more optimism. Together we can and must create a new cooperative world order .4:36PM 6 March 2026
Now overlay the regional churn. Pakistan is living the blowback of its own design. For decades it treated jihad as an instrument and Afghanistan as “depth.” Today that depth is a furnace. When Pakistan declares “open war” against the Taliban, it isn’t projecting strength. It is admitting loss of control. And the more kinetic it goes on the Durand Line, the more it fuels the very insurgent ecosystem it claims to be eliminating. That is the trap for the next crisis.
Here’s the bigger shift most people miss: Pakistan’s traditional advantage against India was asymmetric focus. Keep the western theatre “stable enough,” keep the eastern theatre perpetually unstable, and use proxies to bleed India at low cost. That model collapses the moment the west becomes an active war theatre. It forces Pakistan to redeploy troops, divert air defence, burn ISR bandwidth, and lose the luxury of calibrating escalation against India. Multi-front stress doesn’t just stretch an army; it stretches legitimacy, budgets, and the deep state’s aura of omnipotence.
Sources clearly say that if Israel, directly or indirectly, starts enabling Afghanistan with surveillance, drones, training, intelligence, or technology - Pakistan’s western flank becomes harder, smarter, and more persistent. It doesn’t need to “defeat” Pakistan conventionally. It just needs to keep Pakistan consumed. That’s the dirty truth of modern conflict: you don’t always need to conquer territory to weaken a state. You only need to raise its cost of governing itself.
Will Pakistan “break up”? Collapse is never a single event; it’s a process. The warning signs are always the same: internal insurgencies intensify, the economy becomes oxygen-dependent, civil-military gaps widen, provinces feel exploited, and the state starts responding with coercion because consent is eroding. When those trends run together, fragmentation becomes less a prediction and more a probability distribution.
Now look at what India is doing in contrast. India is not “waiting” for Pakistan to implode. India is raising the structural cost of Pakistan’s behaviour. Better intelligence means fewer surprises. Better drones and counter-drone systems mean less utility for proxies. Better cyber and signals work means more disrupted networks. Better partnerships mean faster capability absorption. Deterrence is not a speech; it’s a system.
This is also why the domestic political angle matters. In a high-stakes environment, India's Soros-funded non-serious opposition that constantly projects doubt about national capability doesn’t weaken the government; it weakens the country’s deterrence posture. It tells adversaries: “Keep pushing, India is divided.” It tells partners: “India’s commitments may be reversible.” Accountability is vital, but there is a line between scrutiny and sabotage - especially in security affairs.
The larger takeaway: we’re moving into a world of capability blocs and pressure theatres. West Asia is re-ordering. Iran’s posture is changing. The Gulf’s risk premium is rising. Afghanistan is no longer a controllable backyard for Pakistan. Israel is recalibrating its alliances based on who can deliver outcomes. And India is positioning itself as the stable pole that can build, deter, and scale. So this wasn’t just “Modi in Israel.” It’s India upgrading its strategic operating system while Pakistan’s operating system crashes under the weight of its own contradictions. 4:28PM 6 March 2026
ANI on X: "#WATCH | Raisina Dialogue 2026 | EAM Dr S Jaishankar says, "... When we look back at these 70 years, I think the expectation that we can freeze a 1945 or a 1989 forever was a very unrealistic one. In fact, look back at the 70 years. These 70 years, we debate, how did we do, why https://t.co/wCwBkDsBcX" / X why didn't it last, 70 years is 1% of Indian history. Why would 1% of Indian history last? Life moves on. I think this attachment to the past did not take into account the forces that were propelling the change... If there are going to be two big changes in this decade, one will be technology, but the other will be demographic... A lot of the analysis is obviously centred around the changes in America... My sense is you're going to have a future which will really be much more multipolar because no country today has hegemony over so many domains that it is an overall hegemon. It's not just a distribution of GDP and capabilities. I think in different domains, different parts of the world will contribute more or will have more capabilities. So the power in its different dimensions has spread out much more..." 6:26PM 6 March 2026
He was not reading from a script. He likely spelt out US policy as it is, echoing a clear philosophy within the Trump administration.
There should be no delusions here on out, and those who say otherwise should revise their talking points.
This does not mean India will not get "preferential treatment"-- which is something India can manage. It's a step further. India will not be allowed. Make of that what you will. "Limitless potential" but manoeuvred to limit the gains.
India’s ambitions in semiconductor manufacturing, critical minerals, oil exports and other strategic industries (but not restricted to them) will be seen with suspicion (because that’s where something can still be done), all the while paving the way for the Chinese to keep their place (where hope is lost). Consistent with the events of the past year.
This is G2 in action, sure. It also means that the US now increasingly sees India as the next China and not so much a “like-minded democracy” that it could rework supply chains with. That idea has shrunk. The whole basis for the Quad, out of the window. It explains everything. From the Trump admin perspective, this is realpolitik. For India, it is time to understand what is happening, recognise the limitations, and accept that this phase is not a hiccup but a directional shift. 6:55PM 6 March 2026
He adds, "In fact, after World War II the global community decided to forge a rule-based global order. But unfortunately, in the last couple of years, there has been a slow dismantling of that rule-based order. That’s not good for global peace or for any nation, because we cannot revert to a situation where nations believe that might is right, the law of the jungle. I am sure the global community will come together, despite differences, to enter into dialogue, resolve issues and maintain global peace.” 8:48PM 6 March 2026.
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ANI on X: "#WATCH | US-Israel vs Iran conflict | "The aim of America is not Iran, but after Iran, it will come to other countries. According to investigations, in the near future, there will be a shift of power to some other countries. In the near future, the most powerful countries in the https://t.co/gcEKUCxQpR" / X the most powerful countries in the world will be India, China, Russia, and America as well. So America doesn't want to have any partner; it doesn't want India or China to be a powerful country. Because of that, they create a lot of wars to stop this in the future..." says Dr Abdul Majid Hakeem Ilahi, representative of the late Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, in an interview to ANI 6:12AM 4 March 2026. https://x.com/i/status/2028881100815339994
India's foreign policy is anchored in a commitment to the peaceful settlement of disputes through dialogue and respect for international law, as mandated in Article 51 of the Constitution of India. These principles-sovereign equality, non- intervention and the promotion of peace are foundational to India's civilisational values. Given this, the conflict in West Asia is deeply antithetical to our commitment to Vasudhaiva Kutumbaka ("the world is one family"), Mahatma Gandhi's doctrine of ahimsa (non-violence), Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru's policy of non-alignment.
The targeted use of force to destabilise the leadership and governing structures of a sovereign state whether in Iran or earlier in Venezuela-signals a disturbing revival of regime-change doctrines and coercive unilateralism. It also contravenes the United Nations Charter-especially Article 2(4), which expressly prohibits "the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any state," and Article 2(7), which forbids intervention in matters essentially within the domestic jurisdiction of any state. A targeted killing of a sitting head of state strikes at the heart of these international rules. Sovereignty is not conditional, and political legitimacy cannot be manufactured through force. The INC reiterates that it is the inalienable right of every nation's citizens to determine their own political future. No external power has the authority to engineer regime change or dictate the leadership of another state. Such actions amount to imperialism and are fundamentally incompatible with a genuinely rules- based international order.5:13AM 2 March 2026.
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This brews civil war. And it all could've been avoided if only the immigrants assimilated with the country they sought refuge in." 2:41AM 22 Feb 2026
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On the other side is a 55-year-old political dynast whose life has been defined more by inheritance than by achievement. He has contributed little of substance to the nation’s progress, having largely lived off privilege rather than responsibility. His politics thrives on negativity and obstruction, seeking to undermine growth rather than enable it. Instead of offering a constructive vision, his actions risk jeopardizing the future of our children and slowing the country’s momentum. 2:20AM 21 Feb 2026.
But Sharia is more than that: it infects every inch of Muslim daily life, from basic food rules to prayers we can't ban under the First Amendment. The harsh truth? Any "ban" is just words on paper—it slithers on in secret mosque rulings and hideouts, where extremists worship their so-called divine law above ours, treating our system as filthy infidel garbage. They ignore our rules completely; defiance is their core! Enough with the spineless half-steps and political theater! To obliterate this fatal threat and protect our Republic, the government must rip away Islam's fake religious cover and label it for the aggressive political monster it is—one that aims to destroy our great nation, just like fascism or communism's brutal crush. Islam in its entirety must be banned, and rid from American soil. 5:04AM 22 Feb 2026.
Then we go to the second part, how does one do that? Well, I think like any country, India can build on its strengths. Look at what India has accomplished in two critical ways.
First, it has produced one of the world's largest populations of talented engineers. That is an extraordinary natural resource.
And second, it has built in India stack, a technology platform that is really unique in the world and has brought not just millions, but even tens and hundreds of millions of people, you know, into a more prosperous future. Now is the time to build on that. Harness the power of the engineering talent and think about how to build an AI stack. And that's what India is doing.
But think about how to do it in a way that harnesses the best of technology from around the world, combines that with Indian engineering and engineering products and then exports those products and services to the world.
I think that's the fundamental recipe. And when you take a company like Microsoft, it then becomes clear how we plug in, how we support it, how we bring our products, our huge investment commitment, 17 and a half billion dollars for this purpose, but really use it to support the entire nation." 6:17AM 21 Feb 2026.
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Welfare for all and Happiness for all.
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ANI on X: "#WATCH | Delhi | On India AI Impact Summit, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor says, "... These first couple of days have gone extremely well. There have been some glitches, but these things happen in a large event. What has been impressive is the attendance of Presidents, Prime https://t.co/eA7tHoIcvj" / X Presidents, Prime Ministers, and world leaders, and they've come with a strong message of wanting to see a newly integrated world in AI development, where the impact upon society would be the Principle. Preoccupation in India has clearly led the drive in this area. As far as the French Rafale is concerned, parts of it are being manufactured in India, and that is a very important aspect of the deal because it is part of strengthening our defence, but also increasing our self-reliance in the defence sector... Defence is important for India not because we want to go to war, but because we don't want others to think that we are so weak that they can be tempted to go to war. It is a defensive defence literally, and I support the government on that." 4:44AM 20 Feb 2026
Lula on X: "Sem ação coletiva, a Inteligência Artificial aprofundará desigualdades históricas. Hoje, 2,6 bilhões de pessoas seguem desconectadas e, em 2030, 660 milhões ainda estarão sem eletricidade. Quando poucos controlam os algoritmos e as infraestruturas digitais, não estamos falando de https://t.co/QATUF1l3du" / X "
Without collective action, Artificial Intelligence will deepen historical inequalities. Today, 2.6 billion people remain disconnected, and by 2030, 660 million will still be without electricity. When a few control the algorithms and digital infrastructures, we are not talking about innovation, but about domination. The regulation of Big Tech is linked to the imperative of safeguarding human rights in the digital sphere, promoting information integrity, preserving democracy, and protecting the creative industries of our countries." 8:25AM 20 Feb 2026.
It is a great privilege to be a सहयात्री, a co-traveler, in this journey...2:42PM 20 Feb 2026
India deserves better. 9:36PM 20 Feb 2026.
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12 February 2026
11 February 2026
On row over alleged circulation of former Army chief General MM Naravane's (Retd)'s unpublished book, she says, "Rahul Gandhi, don’t play your petty politics with a book that hasn't even been released. You talk about discussions of the Indian military’s decisions, including the 2020 India-China border clash. But Rahul Gandhi, you must know that Prime Minister Modi has never compromised India’s security. Whatever you may say, do understand that the government has objected because the parliamentary rules suggest prohibiting any discussion on unpublished works. This is not a published work. Penguin, as the company, has also said that this book has not been released. So what are you quoting from? And what is your whole agenda? Just to defame the Prime Minister, to defame the government, and to talk about articles from an expert in a book which is a figment of your imagination. I think it’s very clear that this standoff that we are seeing in Parliament is a matter of truth versus conspiracy theories of the opposition." 6:52AM 11 Feb 2026
10 February 2026
Modi spoke in parliament and informed work done by BJP in last 11 years. Congress uses the word "मोदी तेरी कब्र खुदेगी" and they preach "मोहब्बत की दूकान". He also spoke about Nehru and Indira Gandhi talking about 35 crore problems (population 32 crore during Nehru's time) or 52 crore problems (52 crore population during Indira's time). During Nehru's time and Indira's time army did not had bullet proof jacket and iceproof shoes. Congress did not perform. Due to these succeses of BJP Congress talk about Modi teri Kaber Khudegi.
Rahul Gandhi को PM Modi का करारा जवाब! Motion of Thanks on President's Address|Lok Sabha LIVE - YouTube
Muslims want more children to change the demography and rule the world with Islamic rule. Read the Muslim reader what he said in Amroha in Uttar Pradesh, India.
ANI on X: "#WATCH | Amroha, Uttar Pradesh: On his reported controversial statement, UP AIMIM State Chief, Shaukat Ali, says, "Yes, absolutely, I said that. If we want to strengthen the nation, the population should increase. In many countries, people are rewarded for having children. They https://t.co/OvGUy9rnyW" / X are rewarded for having children. They receive compensation... The larger our country's population, the stronger our country will be. I even told my Hindu brothers and sisters that they should not have just 4, but even more children... I'm not denying what I said, and I also have 8 children... The eldest is 26, the youngest is 2, and we are still praying to God for more..." 6:16AM 10 Feb 2026.
7 February 2026
Everybody knows that Rahul Gandhi has been severely compromised as is evident by his constant peddling of China and Pakistan’s agenda. Now, unable to come to terms with the fact that the people of this country have been rejecting him continuously, he has now converted the Congress Party into a party of goondas. This has become evident over the last few days not only through his dangerous utterances but also his extremely disturbing actions in Parliament.
It is a timeless tradition that the Hon'ble Prime Minister of the nation concludes the motion of thanks to the Hon’ble President’s address. Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s address this year would have covered a range of topics including the success in the recently concluded trade negotiations with the European Union, the progress in the US trade deal and the recently announced budget. It has now become clear that the Congress Party under Rahul Gandhi's instructions were to stop the Hon’ble PM from speaking in Parliament at any cost. Rahul Gandhi and his coterie were planning to physically attack Hon'ble Prime Minister in the Lok Sabha and the decision to send women MPs was a cover to orchestrate this attack. 4:36AM 6 Feb 2026.
"Things Indian Gen Z should know
2014: Congress govt admitted it had no money to buy fighter jets.
IAF strength kept falling, national security was compromised.
2026: India under BJP discusses a ₹3.25 lakh crore deal to acquire 114 Rafale jets.
This is the difference political will makes." 4:13AM 7 Feb 2026.
From helplessness to hard power 
He regularly went on foreign visits, and these visits were to plan anti-India propagandas !
All the illegal money of Congress had been seized, their bank accounts were frozen for evading taxes, Congress is in power only in few states and that's why Congress couldn't divert much funds for elections. 
Yet during elections, Congress was able to fund its campaign through its foreign friends ! 11:32AM 7 Feb 20266 February 2026
In his first post-incident media interaction (captured in an ANI video), Bittu recounted arriving for duty around 11:30 AM, described Gandhi's behavior as "roadside goon-like," and accused him of targeting Sikhs and the turban. He elaborated: "You are the biggest traitor of the country and killers of Sikhs... Your goons have burned Sikhs by putting tires on them and demolished our most sacred gurdwaras." Bittu emphasized he wouldn't bow to Gandhi's family, vowed to raise the issue with Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, and said Gandhi stands exposed for such conduct unbecoming of the Leader of Opposition.
Bittu linked Gandhi's actions to historical grievances, including 1984 anti-Sikh riots under Congress rule, claiming Gandhi's family fueled Sikh unrest and prevented peace in Punjab. He noted public anger in Punjab over the slur and predicted political repercussions, while stressing parliamentary decorum. No formal complaint was mentioned beyond approaching the Speaker."2 February 2025
"A nation doesn’t fail for lack of talent; it fails when its systems punish those who dare to succeed.
Modi may offend elite sensibilities.
But he is unmistakably a man on a mission. And sometimes, that makes all the difference."
A selfless leader bestows peace and prosperity to humanity. It is not a Gujarati brain, but it is the brain of Bharat. India is blessed with many cultures, and each region helps India to bring peace and prosperity to the world. Vasudhaiv Kutumbakam - the world is one family, is the only solution for conflict-free humanity.
29 January 2026
President of India on X: "Social justice means every citizen gets to exercise full rights, and without any discrimination. My government is fully committed to social justice in its true sense. https://t.co/WzpUxdJ4py" / X
Prof. P.A.Varghese on X: "Islam is a totalitarian political movement complete with terrible wars, repression, murder, and violence of all sorts. Hindus have known this since the 11th century when Mohammed Gazni conquered Afghan and persecuted Hindus. Ever since it has been going on but sadly, Hindus" / X Ever since it has been going on but sadly, Hindus haven't learnt anything. They are still peaceful, accommodative and loving and they will continue to be so untill demography turns in favour of them and the terrible secnario unfold. The BJP govt simply sleeps on this imminent catastrophe.
