America's dare called out by Bharat

 

It is a rueful and profound truth that success, whether individual or communal, carries within it the seed of its own danger. Envy is the initial, insidious tribute to achievement, quickly transmuting into corrosive jealousy, and ultimately metastasizing into open hostility—a tragedy indifferent to ethnicity or creed.

To witness this ancient virus of division deliberately injected into the modern body politic, as is the case with the MAGA movement in the United States, is deeply disquieting. When those with the ear of the administration's apex are perceived as the carriers, the infection spreads with terrifying velocity. The inevitable climax of such an epidemic is the blurring of all lines, where the contagion of anger and fear makes it impossible to discern any true difference between the fevered supporter and the panicked opposer. In such a climate, the very notion of a civil society is forfeit.

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From Slogan to Strategy: The MAGA Lineage

The question of the catchphrase's lineage is almost comically simple:

●      The Ancestor: The idea was first championed by Ronald Reagan in his 1980 campaign, often as "Let's Make America Great Again."

●      The Modern Coinage: The specific, concise phrase "Make America Great Again" was reportedly coined by Donald Trump himself in November 2012, and subsequently trademarked.

The lineage is less mystical oracle and more a successful piece of American political marketing mythology.

 

The Original Occupants: A Stark Economic Reality

A far more profound inquiry is the fate of the Native American tribes, the founding families of this land. Where are they today? How are they faring economically and socially in the grand American narrative?

The original Natives of America are still here, but their socioeconomic reality is grim:

●      They tragically still rank at or near the bottom of nearly every indicator.

●      They suffer from poverty rates that are nearly double the national average.

Yet, the fight is far from over. Native-owned enterprises are major economic forces, and individuals like T. David Petite—who invented "smart meter" technology—prove their intellectual contributions are vital and modern, even as they fight for mainstream recognition. While the country debates how to make itself "great again," the struggle for greatness has been a continuous, difficult, and innovative battle for the land's original people.

The Imperative of Civilizational Identity: From India to Bharat

The proposed, defensive counter-acronym of MIGA (Make Indians Go Away) serves as a grave reminder of the hostility successful communities invariably face, necessitating a serious consideration of how a civilization defines and defends itself.

The critical anomaly lies in the very name of the land. The term 'India' is a geographical and political convenience, a Western construct formalized in 1947. Our civilization, however, predates this nomenclature by millennia. The true, civilizational name of this land is Bharat.

To reclaim Bharat as the singular, foundational name is to achieve a necessary strategic advantage. It is a unifying act that grounds our widespread diaspora in an unbroken civilizational lineage, offering an anchor against the shifting winds of foreign resentment and providing a profound and secure sense of self. 

The Art of Confident Assimilation

The global diaspora of the people of Bharat thrives by deliberate integration: Education, hard work, assimilation, meaningful contribution, and respect for the laws of the land.

Assimilation into the host country is highly desirable, but it must be one of addition, not subtraction. While embracing the new environment, we must take care never to undermine our own identity, culture, and customs.

Our charge is to be the courteous, confident ambassadors of our civilizational home. This means having the courage to politely correct any misconstrued notion about our people, our society, or Bharat itself:

●      When a name or festival is mispronounced, gently correct it.

●      When a significance is oversimplified, politely explain its profound meaning.

A powerful and effective form of cultural diplomacy is to invite colleagues and associates to participate in our festivities. This unique act allows them to experience our civilization firsthand. Furthermore, our self-confidence must be a quiet, dignified assurance that never descends into self-flagellation. The goal is to ensure our presence and identity are recognized as a stable, formidable asset to the host country, creating a factor of respect and gravity rather than a reason for confrontation.

The Stark Reality of American Decline, Revisited

The truth is undeniable: the United States is an empire in an accelerating, self-inflicted decline. This catastrophic descent has been supercharged by the rise of MAGA, a movement whose followers have swallowed a politician's fabricated narrative whole, accepting it as the sole, sacred reality. This acceptance is not merely political; it is a profound national delusion.

Decades of American innovation are utterly insufficient to ensure national prosperity. Innovation on its own is a dead-end street. It must be brutally and efficiently converted into mass-produced products to generate the necessary revenue and create tangible wealth. The core reality, which the current state refuses to acknowledge, is that the U.S. has always relied on imported skilled labor to bridge the gap between invention and massive production. Without it, the engine stalls.

It is a complete waste of time to try and convince the MAGA base of this essential economic fact. They are incapable of digesting it. This movement is nothing more than a desperate turf war, a self-serving attempt by the descendants of earlier immigrants to wall themselves off from the newcomers who are currently driving the economy and striving for prosperity.

Their fear is irrational; their stance is economically illiterate. The only path forward is to let the current economic and social forces play out. When the inevitable consequences of their isolationist ideology become undeniable, the MAGA delusion will dissolve into thin air, finally extinguished, never to be resurrected by a desperate political protagonist again.

 

" The H1B Fee Hike: A Paradox of Progress and a Path Forward”

 Some believe a new future can only be built by purging the past. Like a developer's ruthless ambition, this logic argues for razing decaying structures to erect a gleaming monument that mocks what came before. This "architect's reckoning" is a brutal act of creation, a violent rebirth that leaves only dust where history once stood.

Yet, this cold logic falters when applied to a nation's soul. An economy, an industry—these are not mere bricks and mortar to be demolished at a whim. They are the very sinews of a country, woven over generations. Each thread of this intricate tapestry is a scar, a triumph, and a quiet decay. No ruler can simply burn the loom and expect a new, glorious fabric to appear.

To "make a country great again" by dismantling what exists is a paradox—it's sawing off the branch while yearning for the fruit. A nation's greatness isn't a sudden, gleaming edifice; it's a slow-growing tree, its roots deep in the soil of its past. The call to tear it all down is not an act of creation, but a whisper of a void, demanding a sacrifice of its own foundation. The United States is currently a stage for a saga of self-inflicted wounds that threatens the very foundation of American industry. When figures like Howard Lutnick align with Donald Trump, it is a stark visual of the forces at play. It's as if a wrecking ball is being pulled to its limit by fervent supporters, their chants of "MAGA" echoing as it swings through the air. The inevitable crash is the sound of that wrecking ball striking the edifice of American industry.

The question isn't whether damage is being done, but how much more the structure can endure. How many more of these catastrophic impacts will it take before this centuries-old edifice comes crashing down? The resulting dust would not just signify a collapse but the complete destruction of American industrial might. The damage from policies like tariffs and increased H1B visa fees may be so profound that it could take generations to even begin the process of resurrection. This is the depth of the crisis we face, and we still have years left to see what else will unfold under the guise of "making America great again."

The recent increase in H1B visa fees may feel like a sudden and disappointing blow, but it's not a reason to panic. Instead, consider this an unexpected opportunity to re-evaluate your journey.

Reframe Your Value and Opportunity

Your core value is your expertise, which is a rare and valuable asset. When a company truly needs your specific skills, a logistical hurdle like a visa fee won't get in the way. A company willing to invest in your long-term presence is one that understands your worth.

Furthermore, the global nature of work means that if a company can't bring you to them, they may be open to you working remotely. This isn't a compromise; it's a testament to the future of work where talent, not location, dictates opportunity. You are no longer just an employee; you are a solution provider.

Embrace the Entrepreneurial Spirit

This moment offers a chance to shift your mindset from that of an employee to an entrepreneur. As a contractor, you are no longer constrained by a fixed salary. You have the freedom to set your own rates and cultivate a diverse portfolio of clients, giving you greater control over your career trajectory. You are no longer just selling your time; you are selling your expertise and the profound solutions you deliver.

Understand the Broader Demand for Your Skills

Look at the bigger picture. Trends like fewer native students pursuing STEM fields and the growing skills gap highlight a profound and expanding demand for your qualifications. This isn't a problem; it's a massive opportunity. Your skills are not only relevant but essential. The market for your expertise is expanding, and you are positioned to fill a critical void. This isn't about competing for a few jobs; it's about being a vital part of the solution to a global challenge.

Remember the Impermanence of Obstacles

Political administrations, like seasons, change. The policies of today are not the policies of tomorrow. Your skills and knowledge are a timeless asset that will carry you through every political and economic shift. Your focus should remain on your own professional and personal growth, knowing your talents will always be in demand, regardless of who holds office. This is not the end of the road, but a potential detour leading to a new and exciting destination.  

The Promise of ‘Make America Great Again’From Exuberant Hope to Despondent Reality

 

There is a captivating, almost magnetic quality to a simple, powerful slogan. It has the potential to distill a nation’s complex anxieties and soaring aspirations into a single, resonant phrase. Such was the electrifying effect of “Make America Great Again.” When it first reverberated across the American political landscape, it was more than just a tagline; it was an incantation. It spoke to a deep-seated nostalgia, a collective yearning for a perceived golden age, promising not just a better future, but a restoration of a lost identity. It was a jubilant call to action, a banner under which millions rallied with a fervor and hope that seemed boundless, convinced that the simple act of repeating the phrase would somehow, magically, set the country on the right course once again.

However, behind the exuberant and powerful emotion of the slogan, lies a fundamental truth: "MAGA" was and is, an emotive slogan with the sole purpose of fulfilling a personal political ambition to occupy the White House once again. It never was, nor is it, about the often-stated objective of a national renewal. The appeal was, and remains, an emotional one, not a rational one, much like the “Garibi Hatao” (Remove Poverty) slogan of the Congress party in India since the 1970s. Most of us in this country can readily relate to how a political slogan, however grand its promise, can function as a potent tool for winning elections without a substantive plan to back it up. The slogan acts as a vessel for popular discontent and frustration, a powerful symbol that feels like a solution in itself.

If the goal were genuinely to “Make America Great Again,” it would have been anchored by a tangible roadmap, a multi-decade plan that would have been spoken about more extensively than the slogan itself. We would have heard of plans for the next five decades, not just the immediate future, which focused more on reducing expenditure or imposing tariffs. A serious agenda to reverse decades of economic globalization and voluntarily outsourced manufacturing would be a monumental undertaking. It would require a detailed, painful discussion about how to rebuild domestic supply chains, re-skill a generation of workers, and re-invest in infrastructure. Instead of such a detailed plan, the discourse was dominated by short-term, often contradictory, actions that were politically expedient but lacked the long-term vision necessary for such a profound transformation.

Furthermore, if the slogan truly represented a shared national project, the entire Republican Party would have owned the “MAGA” agenda. We would have heard elected officials and party leaders across the board speaking about the immense work required to bring manufacturing back onshore, not just one individual. Bringing manufacturing that was voluntarily outsourced for over two decades cannot return overnight. It is a slow, painstaking process that requires bipartisan commitment and a willingness to confront difficult realities. The fact that the entire party did not embrace this as a core, long-term policy objective provides enough evidence of its hollowness as a political brand rather than a true national movement.

Finally, a genuine policy of reshoring manufacturing would necessitate sensitizing the consumer base to the harsh realities of the transition. The public would need to be prepared for the higher prices, temporary disruptions, and short supply of products of daily use that would inevitably follow a large-scale shift in global supply chains. This vital step was not taken, because the narrative was not about sacrifice for a greater good; it was about painless victories and instant gratification. The entire exercise serves as overwhelming evidence of the claim's hollowness—just another slogan to win an election, made possible by political illiteracy. The roots of this belief have now gone so deep that it has become incredibly difficult to wean its fans back to the reality of harsh facts. The promise, once so bright and full of hope, now feels like a hollow echo, leaving a lingering sense of despondency.  

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The MAGA Wrecking Ball: Broken Promises and Global Fallout

                                                          

The words “Make America Great Again” were a promise, a beacon of hope for a nation and a world yearning for a return to a more prosperous time. It was a compelling phrase that resonated deeply, not just with a hopeful electorate, but with nations across the globe who saw it as a new dawn for diplomacy and trade. But that hope soon soured.

The promise of renewed greatness was quickly overshadowed by the wrecking ball of tariff tantrums. A builder uses a trowel and mortar, but a wrecking ball and sledgehammer can only destroy. The elegant phrase, once a symbol of optimism, was lost in a maze of economic warfare. The vision of a revitalized manufacturing base, with factories humming to life, was a beautiful dream. Yet, the reality is a stark and painful one: rebuilding an industrial workforce and the infrastructure to support it is not a task for a single term, but a generational one—a process that requires decades, not years. The damage done in the name of MAGA is not easily undone.

                                 

                 

The resulting fractures in global relationships are deep, perhaps even irreparable. The work of decades has been undone in a matter of years, leaving behind a legacy that will require Herculean effort from future administrations to mend. The world watches with a sense of profound sadness, as the very relationships that were once hailed as the "defining" ones of our time now stand on the brink of complete collapse. The world’s leading nation, in its bid for a tarnished form of greatness, has isolated itself, leaving behind a trail of broken trust and shattered alliances. The cost of this path, it seems, is one we have only just begun to pay.

The citizens of Bharat are understandably puzzled and more than a little restless regarding the latest tariff threats emanating from the Trump camp. The collective question on everyone's lips seems to be, "What do we have to do with the conflict in Ukraine?" After all, this particular crisis, as many see it, was set in motion by the U.S. and its NATO allies, whose persistent push to include Ukraine was met with a clear and consistent red line from Russia: no NATO on its doorstep.

This confusion is compounded by the past pronouncements of Donald Trump himself, who, not so long ago, publicly declared his deep affection for India, its people, and Hindus in particular. He even promised that "India and Hindus would have a true friend in the White House," a statement that, in retrospect, now feels like a quaint historical footnote.

One must wonder, what exactly went wrong? Where, when, and at whose hands did this supposed friendship curdle into constant scrutiny and the threat of tariffs—even punitive secondary ones—for the 'crime' of buying crude oil from Russia? The irony is not lost on us: it was the very same United States that, in 2023 and 2024, encouraged India to continue these purchases to help keep global crude prices stable. Yet here we are in 2025, suddenly being accused of profiteering from war, funding the conflict, and laundering funds for Russia. It seems a true friend's memory can be remarkably short when political winds shift.

Our very essence is one of quiet strength and civility, a testament to a civilization built on endurance. Our soft-spoken, polite nature is often mistaken for meekness or frailty. However, this is a profound misreading of our character. Our true power lies in our capacity to endure and persevere, a unique resilience that defines us.

When faced with a threat, we don't react with aggression or recklessness. Instead, we stand firm and double down on our resolve. We meticulously explore alternatives, war-game various scenarios, and prepare our options, keeping them open and ready. Our strategy is to patiently wear down our opponent, waiting for the most opportune moment and place to launch a counter-offensive. The surprise and intensity of this strike will leave our adversary gasping at our audacity.

The early years of India's independence were marked by a tentative but distinct diplomacy. While its first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, maintained a reserved stance toward the American people, his daughter, Indira Gandhi, later demonstrated a fleeting but powerful resistance during her dealings with President Richard Nixon and his Secretary of State, Henry Kissinger. This was a period when the U.S. leadership, caught in the throes of the Cold War and a desire to align with China through Pakistan, harbored a profound distrust of India. It was in this context that Kissinger, in a now-declassified conversation, uttered a derogatory word for Prime Minister Gandhi, an unsavory expression that soon became public knowledge. This incident, while a low point, underscored a clash of wills and values.

Yet, the true test of India's resolve came later, in 1998, with the nuclear tests conducted under the tenure of Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee. In response, the United States swiftly imposed economic sanctions, aiming to cripple India's progress. But in an act of profound defiance, India did not break. It did not bend. Instead, it endured with a stoic resolve. The sanctions, intended as a punishment, inadvertently became a catalyst. They drove India toward a path of self-reliance, a journey it might not have otherwise embarked upon with such urgency. Ultimately, it was the United States that chose to re-engage, lifting the sanctions and acknowledging India's unyielding position on the global stage. This moment was not just a diplomatic victory; it was a testament to the nation's ability to transform adversity into a defining moment of its own history.

Now let us turn our attention to the relationship that was touted to be the “Defining relationship of the 21st century as per the public pronouncement by the four previous administration of the USA. Our GDP Based on data from Macrotrends and the World Bank, in 1998 was $421.35 billion the sanctions imposed not withstanding Atal Bihari Vajpayee's second and third terms as Prime Minister of India were from March 1998 to May 2004. During this period, the highest annual GDP growth rate for India was 8.85% in 1999.Now we have a GDP of USD 4trillion plus, we are the 4th largest economy of the world, add to this the fastest growing large economy of the world. This economy by no stretch of imagination can be termed a dead economy as President Donald Trump has, this did not elicit an angry retort from us, because we respond in a very measured & deliberate manner. This incumbent president will not be in office 3 years down the line, yet the future administrations will get the taste of our response. Such insults are not forgotten or forgiven, in fact they exact an unbearable cost, over a long duration of time. The defining relationship of the 21st century is shatter & the tiny bits are scattered all over the place, the onus is squarely on the USA to gather these tiny bits & rebuild the relationship as for us, the trust has been lost & it can’t be restored for all times to come. The tariffs imposed have not bothered us in fact our response has been very calm. Shipments of apparels which had already reached the shores of USA were recalled & redirected to other countries, we look for solutions not confrontations, Similar is the case of Seafood items we have identified new markets to sell our products, we are not dependent on a single market. Our exporters are now actively seeking out new markets to sell their products, these tariffs are proving to be a blessing in disguise. Diversified market reduces risks in International trade. The blow back is coming from us that is what the trump administration should brace itself for. the public is getting restive & will start reacting, I do not wish to speculate as to what the outcome shall be & what will be severity of this blow back. The public reaction is spontaneous & beyond the capacity of any democratically elected government to control, temper or restrain. The Deputy Chief of Army Staff in his statement had mentioned 4 adversaries that we simultaneously faced off against during Operation Sindoor. 3 were named and the 4th name was not mentioned. We are acutely aware of the 4th name. The recent nuclear threat held out to us from the American soil by the visiting Chief of Army Staff of Pakistan has not gone unnoticed, we fully understand the implications & the games that are currently being played. 

 We are prepared to meet any & every eventuality with our full might & prevail.  We are keenly observing the statements events & action, we will respond without anger in a very mature & measured manner, there is no backing off, backing down or bending. Tariff Tantrums by Trump will play out. Our response will be hard to counter & difficult to digest.

Here are two Screenshots from Def Talks By @AadiAchint. Analyse the two Screenshots they have more than enough evidence for all of us to understand why Bharat is receiving special mention & attention  

It's a strange and sobering thought, but perhaps one of the most unexpected legacies of a certain American administration will be the unintended consequences of its foreign policy. The world was once a place of predictable alignments, but now, the landscape is profoundly altered.

The BRICS coalition, once a loose assembly of nations, has been forged into an undeniably strong and cohesive bloc. Similarly, the so-called Global South, previously a disparate collection of countries, has found a unified voice and a collective sense of purpose. Alliances like NATO, which once seemed unbreakable, now bear the clear marks of deep fractures, their trust in each other shaken. Meanwhile, some former competitors have not only survived but thrived, growing in strength and influence.

Perhaps most lamentable of all is the transformation of relationships that were once full of such promise. A proud and vibrant nation, previously an eager partner, now engages with a palpable sense of distrust. The door remains open, but the warmth and camaraderie have been replaced by a cautious distance. What was once hailed as a "defining relationship" has been reduced to a pragmatic and transactional one, a testament to how quickly confidence can be lost and how difficult it is to reclaim.

 

 

 

Political Literacy: The Unseen Force Driving (or Stifling) a Nation's Economic Destiny

 

This video appears to illustrate the party's intellectual shortcomings, deficiency in patience, and pronounced arrogance, which collectively impede their receptiveness to superior ideas. This resistance is particularly notable given their extended period in office—over half a century. It underscores the point that educational attainment does not necessarily correlate with intelligence.

The bedrock of a nation's destiny is its economy. It is the fundamental force that erects the grand edifice of a nation, within which independent chambers like the military, diplomacy, infrastructure, foreign relations, and foreign trade reside. The symphony of their coordinated efforts orchestrates a nation's standing in global forums, determining not the volume of its voice, but the weight of its pronouncements.

India's economic saga is a testament to this profound truth. From a zenith in 1 AD, when our land commanded an astounding 33% of the global economy, a vibrant tapestry of entrepreneurship and trade propelled us to unprecedented heights. This was an era when the ingenuity of our people fueled a prosperity that echoed across continents. Yet, a precipitous decline followed, culminating in a dismal 3.4% by 1947, a figure we languished around for far too long. The post-independence era, tragically, saw governments adrift, seemingly disconnected from our glorious heritage. The very spirit of enterprise, woven into the fabric of our culture, was not merely ignored but actively stifled, replaced by state-controlled behemoths that devoured public resources and stifled innovation. This journey into economic lassitude reached its nadir in 1991, forcing us to mortgage our gold and approach international lenders with a begging bowl.The grudging embrace of economic liberalization in 1991,

born out of compulsion, marked a turning point. However, it was the advent of the BJP-led NDA government in 1996, under the visionary leadership of Late Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee, that ignited a new dawn. The nation, for the first time, heard of disinvestment, the Golden Quadrilateral, and the ambitious interlinking of rivers – not just for irrigation, but as vital inland waterways. The defiance of the 1998 nuclear tests, met with inevitable sanctions, became a crucible for national resolve. Far from being dampened, our collective spirit rose to the challenge, fostering an "animal spirit" of entrepreneurship that spurred dramatic economic growth, a phenomenon previously unseen. The subsequent political choices of 2004, a poignant display of political illiteracy, momentarily dimmed this nascent optimism. However, the inherent momentum of economic activity carried us forward until 2008, before a renewed descent into a morass of scams and corruption cast a pall over the nation, culminating in a resounding public rejection of the incumbent government in 2014.

Since 2014, India has embarked on an economic renaissance that is nothing short of transformative. The nation, once shackled by self-imposed limitations, is now a testament to what an unfettered spirit can achieve. The dramatic strides in financial inclusion are emblematic of this shift. In 2014, only 53% of adults held bank accounts; today, the expansion is staggering, with over 520 million new accounts opened within just four months of that pivotal year. India's nominal GDP, which took 60 years to reach its first trillion dollars, and another seven to reach two trillion, has demonstrably doubled from approximately $2.1 trillion to a projected $4.2–$4.3 trillion in the past decade alone – a testament to an accelerated growth trajectory.

This resurgence is not confined to the titans of industry. It is a profound, inclusive revolution extending to the very grassroots of our economy. The formal inclusion of street vendors and micro-entrepreneurs, empowered by digital payments and Mudra loans, represents the broadening base of a massive economic pyramid. Farmers are now liberated from the clutches of usurious moneylenders, accessing formal credit. Women, through self-help groups and innovative training programs like drone operation for agriculture, are emerging as powerful economic agents. While challenges remain in areas like large-scale food processing and affordable storage, the strategic plugging of leakages through Direct Benefit Transfers (DBT) is yielding tangible results.

The nation's infrastructure is undergoing a breathtaking metamorphosis: new trains, airports, modernized railway stations, world-class hospitals, IITs, and medical colleges. An expansive network of roads, highways, and expressways crisscrosses the landscape, complemented by electrified railways and dedicated freight corridors. Even religious tourism has become a catalyst for economic vitality, as evidenced by the Maha Kumbh, where a family of boatmen alone earned an astonishing ₹130 million in just 45 days. Timely project completion, by eliminating cost overruns, liberates capital for new ventures and attracts crucial Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), directly contributing to increased per capita income at every level of the economic strata. Furthermore, the strategic exploitation of solar, wind, and hydro power, alongside the burgeoning focus on green hydrogen, electric vehicles, and defense manufacturing and exports, paints a vivid picture of a nation forging its own path to sustainable and self-reliant prosperity.

What has @narendramodi done in the last 11 years - except provide 100 million gas connections, build 112 million toilets, disburse 370 million health cards, pull 250 million Indians out of crippling poverty? If you know of someone who has done more, by all means vote for him.Click this link to watch the VideoAnand Ranganathan

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Our former finance minister speaking in the Parliament had not one word of encouragement for the new digital Payment system launched in this country in 2015.A visiting Minister from germany experiences the ease of Digital Payment

The sheer scale of achievements in the past 11 years is monumental and publicly documented. The 520 million beneficiaries of the Mudra loan scheme, who have collectively received over ₹33 lakh crore in collateral-free loans, represent a phenomenal generation of new job creators. This is not merely economic growth; it is a profound reawakening of the national spirit, a powerful assertion that India, the ancient economic giant, is not just reclaiming its rightful place, but is on an inexorable trajectory towards its previous exalted position in the global order. The journey from being a laggard to a leader is a testament to the indomitable will of a people and a nation that was once shackled, but now soars. The repeated mandate from the people serves as an unyielding validation of this exhilarating ascent, a rejection of stagnation, and a resounding declaration of a future where India's voice will resonate, not through decibels, but through the sheer weight of its economic prowess and the profound impact of its renewed destiny.

Extreme poverty in India sees sharp decline! Number dips from 344.47 million to 75.24 million;

poverty rate down to 5.3%, says World Bank

At World Bank’s raised poverty line of $3 a day, extreme poverty rate falls to 5.3% in 2022-23 from 27.1% in 2011-12 https://indianexpress.com/article/business/world-bank-poverty-line-rate-falls-2022-23-10051890/ via @IndianExpress

India's extreme poverty rate dropped sharply to 5.3% due to free, subsidised food transfers: World Bank data shows https://www.livemint.com/economy/indias-extreme-poverty-rate-dropped-sharply-to-5-3-due-to-free-subsidised-food-transfers-world-bank-data-shows-11749308171240.html

Operation Sindoor and the Crumbling Pillars of Global Influence Part-3

 

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Article by Dr. Walter Ladwig’s commentary in RUSI, titled "Calibrated Force: Operation Sindoor and the Future of Indian Deterrence," provides a detailed analysis of India’s approach during Operation Sindoor