It's The Hindu. It's filled with commie journalists. China is their holy land. So it's expected.
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I understand. It was the rapid nature of these clarifications and puff pieces that was surprising. People were taken aback that they were that attentive towards PR activities.
Reddit is having meltdown over the twitter war as well. Indian users on reddit don't seem to understand why Indian twitter went on an overdrive to post things related to China. Not just articles some tweets started popping up as well on how Chinese were helpful to Indians.
As BJP tables Uniform Civil Code in West Bengal, rival TMC camps brace for battle on the same side
West Bengal's Assembly is set for a political showdown as the BJP government introduces the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill. The debate will highlight a fierce rivalry within the Trinamool Congress, with two factions led by Mamata Banerjee and Ritabrata Banerjee vying to lead the opposition. Both...
Thats why i don't vote modi.
Recently i visited my nani's home in jharkhand, and returned, but sadly the day was of muharram, and guess what ?? Whole state transportation system was collapsed.
No information was told before, police there were clueless, i asked 3 times to different police in different place. No one knew anything, they all were just guessing.
The gadhava city was barricaded from the morning, i have to walk to cross the whole gadhava city(i always used to travel with bus in that route) for almost 3 km.
I waited from 9:30 to 1 for bus, police there were clueless, they told me that bus will be available outside the city. But even after waiting for 3.5 hours in peak heat, i did not find any bus.
And then the other people told me that, today all private/public bus is suspended, even no private vehical was not allowed where we were waiting.
Then i call home, and my uncle's car came to pick me, but then i had to travel around 1 km more to bypass barricades.
And problem did not finished there, we faced whole road bloacked(2 lane) in 3 different places by muharram maniacs(one was parallel to the NH39 road).
We have to reroute to some 1 lane old road around the usual road, and that took so much time.
That day i faced what is "jungle raj", no SOP, no backup road, no information about the situation, police were clueless.
I was late 4 hours usual than what i take with bus, and the difficulty of waiting for almost 3.5 hours at mid day at scorching heat.
A complete collapse of transportation around and in gadhava district due to muharram.
The "username" feature that Meta was planning to roll out soon, has been put on hold. In a notice to Meta, the government has asked that it furnish a detailed explanation on the "usernames" feature within three days. Until consultation on the matter is over, the feature cannot be rolled out, the government has directed. Sources said officials are examining whether the feature could be exploited by cybercriminals to impersonate government departments, public officials, banks and other trusted institutions. Authorities are also assessing its impact on tracing individuals involved in cybercrime and financial fraud.
Someone seems to have been poked into waking up at Ministry for Electronics and Information Technology. Let's see how things unfold.
They are still sleeping in other areas. An incident from 2007 is being used to malign the country's image in 2026.
Spotted it on multiple aggregator outlets.
The MEA, IB, and MEIT seem to place little emphasis on SM related material. Not surprised that there is still. little discussion around IW countermeasures. The fact remains that it took multiple reports for even basic fact-check accounts to get going. They will need SMEs to formulate policies as most of the official cadre is pretty much not upto the task.
Wait and watch like all other aspects. Disappointing to say the least.
Noticed this as well. Every other IND media outlet was busy running a version of this topic. Most of them did it within a few hours if not a few days of one another.
If run a general trend check, you'll find that some prominent outlets ran multiple such articles.
People are saying ....many people , the best people --that every vote has GPS. it knows exactly where to go
( Achhe Din )A detailed breakdown based on degree origin (nations of origin) would be interesting.
The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) on July 7 declared the results of the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) June 2026, with only 4,635 of the 37,448 candidates qualifying the mandatory licensing examination required to practice medicine in India. The overall pass percentage stands at 12.38%, the lowest in the last six FMGE sessions. FMGE is a mandatory licensure examination for Indian citizens and Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) who have obtained their MBBS degree from foreign medical institutions. Clearing the examination is mandatory to become eligible to practice medicine in India.
The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) on July 7 declared the results of the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) June 2026, with only 4,635 of the 37,448 candidates qualifying the mandatory licensing examination required to practice medicine in India. The overall pass percentage stands at 12.38%, the lowest in the last six FMGE sessions. FMGE is a mandatory licensure examination for Indian citizens and Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) who have obtained their MBBS degree from foreign medical institutions. Clearing the examination is mandatory to become eligible to practice medicine in India.
His account was peddling as much synthetic content as it could prior to being disabled.
GoI and State Govts. in India are woefully slow at rooting out such content creators. OSINT accounts and trolls are doing their work for free. MEIT babus have once again exposed how poor their capabilities are at the moment.
A Delhi court on Monday convicted former Aam Aadmi Party Councillor Tahir Hussain, four others for the murder of Intelligence Bureau (IB) official Ankit Sharma during the 2020 northeast Delhi riots.