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Do you think the US is managing its economy badly when its median GDP per capita is $100,000?
Hinduism teaches us to recognize evil in the world. But does it teach us enough about the devil within each of us? The real battle between good and evil is not outside us. It is within our own minds.
I don’t believe Adani’s assets should be nationalized-even if they were acquired through illegitimate means. Nationalization is not the answer. I have a much better idea. Stay tuned.
My friend called me twice last night. I called him back this morning, and the first words out of his mouth were:
“Sabeer, tu so raha tha aur India ko hila diya!!” 😂
Apparently, even while I sleep, my tweets are making waves across India!
In tech news, I’m contemplating getting the Meta 3S. Many years ago I bought the Apple Vision Pro, which was discontinued. Have people had a good experience with the Meta 3S?
Another Top Priority/Confidential Notice from “The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023.” I have complied with this request as well.
If anyone points out the glaring flaws in a democracy, some people call them “enemies of the state.” This holds back true democracy.
Marco Rubio is reportedly spending his time in Mumbai and Jamnagar during his India visit.
I’m confused. Why Jamnagar? What am I missing?
I am deeply disappointed. In a nation of 1.45 billion people, citizens are afraid to open their mouths and speak about what they see.
How can anyone hope to fix India when fear has silenced its people?
A nation cannot progress when speaking the truth requires courage.
The “highly objectionable” tweet merely pointed out alleged corruption at the highest levels of power.
The law enforcement agency apparently found the corruption less objectionable than the act of exposing it.
When pointing out wrongdoing becomes a greater offense than the wrongdoing itself, who is the law really protecting?












