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Narendra Modi: A true global leader - The ultimate statesman and ambassador of peace

Romali_rotti said:
Yeah you tell him coconut, here I will back you up as well:

@cricketjoshila, pappu the Gandhi remember the name...

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It's India's curse that the only available replacement for an incompetent and fascist Modi is an even more incompetent and nepotistic Gandhi.

I guess we have to live what we've got and hope he doesn't utterly screw up things.
 
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Red-Indian said:
It's India's curse that the only available replacement for an incompetent and fascist Modi is an even more incompetent and nepotistic Gandhi.

I guess we have to live what we've got and hope he doesn't utterly screw up things.
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That’s the worst part which most people fail to understand.

The low IQ posts in this thread pretty much summarises national mindset regarding politics.

Extremely bleak future.
 
big_gamer007 said:
That’s the worst part which most people fail to understand.

The low IQ posts in this thread pretty much summarises national mindset regarding politics.

Extremely bleak future.
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I wouldn't go so far as to say extremely bleak future.

Yes Modi has been trying to ruthlessly suppress free speech and the free press to ensure folks are misled. However India has so many escape routes before it turns into the fascist autocracy he dreams of. The Indian public's commitment to democracy where elections are often fought on local issues, caste/religion equations and if all else fails, the eventual hit of the anti-incumbency factor when he can't deliver all the extravagant promises he makes will eventually unseat him

It would be so much faster if the opposition can get it's act together and find common cause and a figurehead to rally behind. The likes of Rahul Gandhi won't cut it and everyone else is either too old, too regional or still pretty unknown..
 
Red-Indian said:
It's India's curse that the only available replacement for an incompetent and fascist Modi is an even more incompetent and nepotistic Gandhi.

I guess we have to live what we've got and hope he doesn't utterly screw up things.
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Who told you feku is remotely competent in any field of governance? And that he hasn't already screwed up in all spheres of governance?

Is list of his gross misgovernance over 12 years not enough for you?
 
Red-Indian said:
As others have said on this thread, Modi's closest ally and principal financier - the Adani group has lurched from one scam to another over the last decade
- Hindenburg allegations
- US bribery case
- Dharavi redevelopment
- Bihar land acquisition

It's just that this stufff is not reported in India because of almost total control over mainstream media.
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Hindenburg allegations and Hindenburg itself shut down, us bribery allegations was against a congress CM, no?
What is the problem with dharavi? Done through transparent tendering,
 
Red-Indian said:
the eventual hit of the anti-incumbency factor when he can't deliver all the extravagant promises he makes will eventually unseat him
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I think you don’t follow grassroots-level politics in India. State governments promise extravagant freebies not Central.

Monthly stipends for pastors, archakas, and imams.
free bus travel for women
free electricity
free gas cylinders
breakfast schemes
stipends for lawyers and journalists
competitive pension bidding etc.

Most of these schemes are abused,even rich people claim pensions and other benefits. But state governments won’t remove them because of vote-bank politics.

In comparison, central government schemes usually have more substance and are meaningful than these state-level freebies.
 
Red-Indian said:
I wouldn't go so far as to say extremely bleak future.

Yes Modi has been trying to ruthlessly suppress free speech and the free press to ensure folks are misled. However India has so many escape routes before it turns into the fascist autocracy he dreams of. The Indian public's commitment to democracy where elections are often fought on local issues, caste/religion equations and if all else fails, the eventual hit of the anti-incumbency factor when he can't deliver all the extravagant promises he makes will eventually unseat him

It would be so much faster if the opposition can get it's act together and find common cause and a figurehead to rally behind. The likes of Rahul Gandhi won't cut it and everyone else is either too old, too regional or still pretty unknown..
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I dont even understand how can one claim that elections are rigged in India. The last election mandate is like a box-office stuff and one cannot even plan such things. One thing I understand is that, social media is highly polarized much more than ground reality.

In India, the democracy is so well designed that, autocracy is almost nigh impossible. Whenever BJP feels that it had a grip on UP to focus on other states, they lose it but other states cover it up. The cycles are well aligned for BJP across each states and hence, they are overall strong at the center. But, they don't have such power at state-level except Gujarat. And to his credit, Modi really turned Gujarat around during his tenure.

If you see the history, Congress was the party of intellectuals while BJP typically has mass leaders. But a sudden shift in its course meant that Congress has neither the brain nor the brawn. Rahul Gandhi tries to be a mass leader in his speeches which he has zero connect to or even relate to. Leaders like Shashi Tharoor are ostracized now when a similar persona like Manmohan Singh was highly celebrated to pave the way for RG.

Even today, BJP may have good authority at Central level but at state-level, they are bound by the typical anti-incumbent cycles. Our Supreme courts are stronger than ever and there is almost no chance of any autocracy at state-level. While BJP was not the smartest, I have to say, they punched much above their weight on many occasions. The economic environment is relatively stable in India compared to others. And at-least, BJP did a course correction compared to last term in my view given the GST-reforms, FTAs etc.
 
I saw in my dreams, a divine figure approached PM Modi with a bright aura, calling him NAGENDRA.

I don’t know why the divine figure called him Nagendra even though his name is Narendra. Was this cryptic
 
Red-Indian said:
I wouldn't go so far as to say extremely bleak future.

Yes Modi has been trying to ruthlessly suppress free speech and the free press to ensure folks are misled. However India has so many escape routes before it turns into the fascist autocracy he dreams of. The Indian public's commitment to democracy where elections are often fought on local issues, caste/religion equations and if all else fails, the eventual hit of the anti-incumbency factor when he can't deliver all the extravagant promises he makes will eventually unseat him

It would be so much faster if the opposition can get it's act together and find common cause and a figurehead to rally behind. The likes of Rahul Gandhi won't cut it and everyone else is either too old, too regional or still pretty unknown..
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Our remaining lifespan is, at most, another 50 years. Over these five decades, India is likely to continue lagging behind many other nations in areas that directly affect people’s lives—air quality, traffic management, food safety, water quality, employment opportunities, corruption, and more.

The core issue is that many people do not understand their own rights and needs, while so-called educated individuals often fail to think beyond political party loyalties. This mindset is unlikely to change within the next 50 years, and it will continue to hinder the country’s growth.
 

Bad news for WhatsApp, Facebook as Modi government blocks content via THIS portal, asks social media platforms to​


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Bad news for WhatsApp, Facebook as Modi government blocks content via THIS portal, asks social media platforms to...

Earlier this year, X filed a lawsuit against the government, calling Sahyog a censorship portal. In this case, the Karnataka High Court ruled in favor of the government.
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Earlier this year, X filed a lawsuit against the government, calling Sahyog a "censorship portal." In this case, the Karnataka High Court ruled in favor of the government.​


New Delhi: The Government of India has issued more than 2,300 blocking orders to 19 online platforms between October 2024 and October 2025, as per the data linked to the Ministry of Home Affairs’ “Sahyog” portal. According to a report by The Indian Express (REF.), information obtained through an RTI reveals that, on average, social media platforms received around six content-blocking orders per day.


Reports suggest that platforms such as WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube received the highest number of blocking orders from the government.

Sahyog Portal:​

Launched in October 2024, the Sahyog Portal is a single-window platform for government agencies through which they can issue blocking orders under Section 79(3)(b) of the IT Act. It is important to note that prior to Sahyog Portal, agencies had to send separate emails to each platform individually.

The portal is used by nodal officers of states and Union Territories, as well as representatives of seven central agencies. Earlier this year, X filed a lawsuit against the government, calling Sahyog a “censorship portal.” In this case, the Karnataka High Court ruled in favor of the government.


Bad news for WhatsApp, Facebook as Modi government blocks content via THIS portal, asks social media platforms to…​

Earlier this year, X filed a lawsuit against the government, calling Sahyog a "censorship portal." In this case, the Karnataka High Court ruled in favor of the government.​



New Delhi: The Government of India has issued more than 2,300 blocking orders to 19 online platforms between October 2024 and October 2025, as per the data linked to the Ministry of Home Affairs’ “Sahyog” portal. According to a report by The Indian Express (REF.), information obtained through an RTI reveals that, on average, social media platforms received around six content-blocking orders per day.


Reports suggest that platforms such as WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube received the highest number of blocking orders from the government.



Sahyog Portal:​

Launched in October 2024, the Sahyog Portal is a single-window platform for government agencies through which they can issue blocking orders under Section 79(3)(b) of the IT Act. It is important to note that prior to Sahyog Portal, agencies had to send separate emails to each platform individually.

The portal is used by nodal officers of states and Union Territories, as well as representatives of seven central agencies. Earlier this year, X filed a lawsuit against the government, calling Sahyog a “censorship portal.” In this case, the Karnataka High Court ruled in favor of the government.


Here are some of the key details:
  • As per the data from the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C), 2,312 orders issued in one year to block content
  • More than 78 percent of 2312 orders were sent to Meta’s services alone.
  • WhatsApp received 1,392 content-blocking orders, while Facebook received 255 and Instagram 169 orders.
  • After this, YouTube ranked second with 176 orders.
  • The government also sent 123 blocking requests to Telegram, 93 to Google, 43 to Apple, and 23 to Amazon. Microsoft, LinkedIn, Snapchat, and 11 other platforms together received 38 orders.
  • It is worth noting that each order can direct the blocking of multiple links or accounts.
 
I dont care much about these visits but we now have an FTA with Oman. This will ease the pressure on Textile exporters who are hard hit by US tariffs. Textile exporters should target more countries in MEA region.

India should target having more FTAs and that will improve both trade and bi-lateral relationships. A blanket visits doesn't yield any positive things for us or the partner nation.

This term I would say is very fruitful from NDA government. The jolt that it has got from the elections has given them some course correction.
 
All Pakistanis love modi because he has made Pakistan relevant again on international level otherwise Pakistan was pretty much an afterthought lol but now Pakistan geopolitical standing is far stronger than India esp considering the issues in Middle East
 
laptopexpert said:
All Pakistanis love modi because he has made Pakistan relevant again on international level otherwise Pakistan was pretty much an afterthought lol but now Pakistan geopolitical standing is far stronger than India esp considering the issues in Middle East
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It's still an afterthought, its geo political standing isnt great because economically its immaterial and this isn't 80sor 90s where nukes make u unique even north Korea has nukes
 
laptopexpert said:
All Pakistanis love modi because he has made Pakistan relevant again on international level otherwise Pakistan was pretty much an afterthought lol but now Pakistan geopolitical standing is far stronger than India esp considering the issues in Middle East
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You are selling Pakistan short here bruh.

Pakistan has and always will remain relevant, from Qadir Khan, Osama Bin Laden, never having a PM serve a full term in office, to the ongoing IMF loan requests for survival, to further disasters that awaits in the future...
 
King Abdullah II of Jorden is a descendant of profet Muhammad. During Modiji's visit to Jorden, king Abdullah praised Modiji "India witnessed great growth under the leadership of PM Modi". That means Arab nations are modern, business minded and wants to great business partnership with India.

All other Muslims just hating modiji for nothing
 
Romali_rotti said:
I wouldn't say all the other muslims, custodians of Islam are fine with PM Modi. The ones with the issues are only a section of the converts, sizable chunk being Pakistanis and Bangladeshis, they are of not much value as both their countries are going right down the gutter anyway...
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Very True... these converts are pretending that they are custodian of Islam and spreading hatrate and terrorism
 
globetrotter said:
Very True... these converts are pretending that they are custodian of Islam and spreading hatrate and terrorism
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No I wouldn't say they are pretending to be the custodians because they know who the custodians are. I feel they are trying hard to appease the custodians to gain their acceptance which they will never receive unfortunately...
 
cricketjoshila said:
It's still an afterthought, its geo political standing isnt great because economically its immaterial and this isn't 80sor 90s where nukes make u unique even north Korea has nukes
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India’s geopolitical standing is even worse than Syria lol. Even Syria and Afghanistan are more important than India to USA. India was propped up as rival to China by the west but since it disappointed so much in May, even US backed off lmfao and now your laser man is nowhere to be seen and Modiji is going to random African countries to stay relevant.

The location of Pakistan makes it far more important to USA than India. Pakistan shares the border with Central Asia and Middle East unlike India who is sharing borders with useless countries like Nepal and Bhutan. US is least interested in them lol
 
laptopexpert said:
All Pakistanis love modi because he has made Pakistan relevant again on international level otherwise Pakistan was pretty much an afterthought lol but now Pakistan geopolitical standing is far stronger than India esp considering the issues in Middle East
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Accepting a security guard's job for KSA isn't any kind of Geopolitical elevation bro.

Pakistan remains an afterthought and a service provider to greater powers.
 
laptopexpert said:
All Pakistanis love modi because he has made Pakistan relevant again on international level otherwise Pakistan was pretty much an afterthought lol but now Pakistan geopolitical standing is far stronger than India esp considering the issues in Middle East
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Chaiwala Modi has made India regionally and globally isolated. He also made India a laughing stock.

He should be used as a case study. Who not to select as the leader of a country. :inti

An illiterate, toxic, and retarded chaiwala is never a good candidate for a leadership role.
 
PM Modi addresses joint session of US Congress. Best leader and orator ever from Asian subcontinent

 

Rupee depreciates to another all time low of ₹90.7 a dollar​


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Rupee depreciates to another all time low of ₹90.7 a dollar

The rupee hits a record low of 90.74 against the dollar, impacted by strong dollar demand and market uncertainty.
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Forex traders said prevailing risk-averse market sentiment, compounded by strong US dollar demand from importers, further dented investor sentiment​



The Indian rupee depreciated to a new low of ₹90.7 a dollar backed by continuous foreign investment outlfow and elongated period of uncertainty around tariffs.


Keeps going down, modi really needs to start doing something,
 
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