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Curious jeevi retweeted
Gloves are off now, Elon.
Still no licence? Wrong. Starlink got its Unified Licence with GMPCS authorisation from the DoT in June 2025. You know that. Your own VP posted about it.
Ambani is the real boss?
Ambani's Jio lobbied for a spectrum auction. India gave you administrative allocation, the exact thing you asked for. Then you signed distribution deals with Jio and Airtel. If Ambani is blocking you, why is he your reseller?
Five years of complying?
In 2021 you took pre-order money from Indians with no licence at all. The DoT had to order you to stop and refund people. That was your first move in India.
India's home ministry reportedly froze clearances after Starlink terminals showed up in Iran, where you aren't even licensed. Before that, our army pulled one out of a militant cache in Manipur. Your own company says talks are active and productive. So which version is true: the one your VP tells Delhi, or the one you tell 200 million followers?
The spectrum rules were cleared last month and are headed to Cabinet. You're weeks from the finish line, and you're throwing a tantrum in public to rush a sovereign country's security review.
India isn't a market you can bully on X. Wait your turn.
Curious jeevi retweeted
I just left a screening of the 47-minute film documenting Hamas’s October 7 atrocities. The Jewish community formally invited Mayor Mamdani to join us.
More than 100 seats. Every single one occupied except one.
His.
Ambedkarites have found a new crib - broadband speed in India! Of all the things wrong with our country, this isnt one!!
In my village, there has been no mobile network coverage since Independence.
Once, when I went home, a friend from the Supreme Court, who is now a Senior, sent me birthday wishes. I never received the message because there was no network. After I returned, the friend got angry with me for not even replying to the message. I explained that I had no network, but the friend thought I was lying.
Curious jeevi retweeted
A dimpled thali, dug out of Harappa. 4,000+ years old.
No credit. No label. No mention.
Today the same design sells for ₹4,500 as a dimpled copper thali. Artisanal. Hand-hammered. Premium. Where's the word Harappa?
In 1960 the same dimpled brass thali cost ₹50 and was called backwards. Primitive. Uneven. Same dents. Same thermal physics. We were taught to be ashamed first, then to pay 90x more.
Factory steel arrived. Flat. Uniform. Cheap. Modern. The thatheras lost their work, the craft ecosystem collapsed, and we called machine-pressed dishes progress.
Then a metro design studio discovered thermal efficiency. 🔥
Dimpling increases surface area, spreads heat better, and gives a firmer grip. Harappans figured that out millennia ago. Now it's on Instagram, part of a ₹850+ crore premium kitchenware market, sold as a brand's original idea.
We didn't just abandon the craft. We abandoned the knowledge of where it came from, then bought it back with a barcode and a story about tradition.
The metal didn't change. The physics didn't change. The credit did.
Your great-grandfather wasn't using primitive dishes. He was using Harappan design we were taught to be embarrassed by.
Who profits when the origin goes unnamed and the product gets a price tag? 💰
Ive been saying this for a while. Guess whose kids roam the streets?
An urban teenager in India can barely step outside their own PRIVATE GHETTO.
RWA gates are locked. Parks are locked. Even playing a sport or taking a simple walk on the pavement has become an obstacle course.
If this continues, we are going to raise a socially STUNTED generation and slowly kill the idea of COMMUNITY LIVING in India.
Curious jeevi retweeted
An urban teenager in India can barely step outside their own PRIVATE GHETTO.
RWA gates are locked. Parks are locked. Even playing a sport or taking a simple walk on the pavement has become an obstacle course.
If this continues, we are going to raise a socially STUNTED generation and slowly kill the idea of COMMUNITY LIVING in India.
Curious jeevi retweeted
The Indian Captain had a flying experience of 17 years & had the blue print of Cockpit mapped into his memory perfectly, he reached for the door handle sub-consciously
But the West wants us to believe that the Indian Captain who had a flying experience of 31 years forget to turn on the fuel switch, that's why the Boeing 787 crashed in Gujarat
Curious jeevi retweeted
The garbage media.@yenisafak spreading misinformation. A fake allegation thats been debunked more than 10 years ago is still being flogged like a dead horse with the sole aim of hate mongering.
Curious jeevi retweeted
The local #celebrities and the #IndianLeaders who have gone about their routine today without even making a mention of the spine- chilling Flydubai flight incident are not to be trusted. They have buried their conscience in pretense. They have sold their souls to the Evil.
Curious jeevi retweeted
@BBCWorld editors felt the need to put the word 'hero' in quote marks because they don't want anyone to believe that an Indian pilot who helped save 170 Israeli passengers from a hijacking is actually worthy of the title.
The BBC is truly as despicable as you thought they were.
Curious jeevi retweeted
My salute to the Indian pilot Captain Smit Machchhar for his extraordinary bravery.
Despite being stabbed and seriously injured, he fought back, resisted, opened the cockpit door, and enabled passengers and crew to overpower the attacker — preventing a catastrophic mid-air disaster.
He saved the lives of 174 people, including Israeli citizens and other nationals.
I wish Captain Machchhar a speedy and full recovery.
He is a true hero.
This keeps happening in @GHMCOnline limits. They dont even ask the citizens before simply digging up a road. What should happen is that they should get a 2 day slot and finish the work in 2 days! Will add my earlier tweets on this topic here. @MonicaReddy_
@CommissionrGHMC @GHMCOnline @revanth_anumula @TelanganaCMO
Urgent Attention: A well laid road is being destroyed in Tilakngar, Amberpet without any notice to residents. 500 households, about 2000 citizens including old, ailing, needy, office goers, vehicle owners are impacted
@GHMCOnline @CommissionrGHMC it has now been TWO MONTHS that the whole road has been dug up near Raghavendra Swamy temple Kachiguda.
Have you no shame? Do you not give a damn to the inconvenience faced by citizens every single day in this summer? 1/n
@AeeKachiguda when is the Raghavendra swamy temple road going to be completed?? Its been two months that the whole road was dug up!।
Rains will start soon.
@GHMCOnline @CommissionrGHMC
@CommissionrGHMC @GHMCOnline @gadwalvijayainc dear Mayor madam and GHMC - visit Kachiguda stn road and witness the mess you have caused. Who in their right mind digs up a road on both sides in the middle of the monsoon??!!!
@kishanreddybjp
Curious jeevi retweeted
Delhi: Swati Sharma, Founder of Sewa Nyaya Utthan Foundation (complainant), says, "Yesterday, we came to know about an Instagram handle that had uploaded more than a thousand videos, many of which involved children between the ages of 3 and 12. They were speaking politically charged and abusive content. For example, very young children who could barely speak were saying such things..."
Curious jeevi retweeted
Oh btw, this Fatima Sana Shaikh is the daughter of Kashmiri Pandit father Vipin Sharma & Muslim mother Raj Tabassum from Srinagar. She identifies as Muslim, while her brother goes by the rather interesting combination of the Muslim name Shaanib and the Pandit surname Sharma!!
Curious jeevi retweeted
Nearly 3/4th of Maharashtra is facing a severe drought.
This could be the worst in 25 years, or according to some... worst in over 50 years.
Severe rainfall shortage in many Talukas of the state. Overall shortfall at the state level of 18%.
news18.com/explainers/74-of-…
"The 2026 drought is widely being described as the worst drought crisis in 25 years, with older generations drawing severe parallels to the historic crisis of 54 years ago. Officials and local observers state that this is the most widespread and severe drought since at least the late 1990s/early 2000s. Farmers and elder citizens are comparing the sheer intensity of the 2026 crisis to the historic 1972 Maharashtra drought. The 1972 drought fundamentally scarred the rural economy and altered the state’s history."
