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Jul 26 • 10 tweets • 5 min read
Something Unprecedented happened:
Yes I am talking about Vice President of India resigning in mid of a term.
Justice Varma impeachment motion wasn't the only reason.
Fault lines started to appear from 2022 only.
Read here:
VP Post is more of a ceremonial constitutional post with responsibility to run the upper house.
Ruling party chose a candidate whom they find loyal to party lines, someone who can be respected beyond party lines, and have limited political ambition by the time they are supposed to be the VP.
Mr. Dhankhar more or less was deemed fit to replace outgoing VP V. Naidu.
But there was something...
Jul 25 • 10 tweets • 5 min read
Imagine watching the great game of South Asia unfold.
PM Modi arrives in Malé on July 25, wins over a Maldives once flirting with “India Out,” unveiling a $565 million credit line and fast‑track FTA talks.
just as Pakistan’s army chief Asim Munir lands in Beijing only to be publicly rebuked by China over attacks on its nationals working on BRI.
With China scrambling to secure its faltering investments in Pakistan, India’s strategic reset in Maldives is more than diplomacy—it’s a strategic power play. Let’s unpack each move tweet by tweet.
Modi touches down in Male (July 25)—signaling a dramatic turnaround in Delhi‑Male relations. India rolled out a $565 million credit line, fast‑tracked FTA talks, and virtually inaugurated upgrades at Hanimadhoo Airport.
President Muizzu, elected in 2023 with a “China-first” mandate, now stands before a reset. This isn’t charm; it’s financial leverage and soft‑power calibrated to shift Maldives back into India’s orbit—just when China’s influence looked ascendant.
India is playing strong cards at economic speed, making the Maldives pivot more calculation than coincidence.
Jul 24 • 10 tweets • 4 min read
BREAKING: India–UK FTA Signed Today
Before UK - US full trade deal, India-UK has happened.
Global order is recognising the new power.
Read this thread for crisp understanding of the India-UK FTA.
After 13 rounds and 3.5 years of negotiations, India and the UK have signed a historic Free Trade Agreement.
This is India's first comprehensive trade pact with a Western nation post-Brexit, signalling its emergence as a global trade power.
The FTA aims to double bilateral trade to $120 billion by 2030, positioning India as a strategic economic partner. This is not just trade—it’s trust, technology, and transformation. A new era begins. #IndiaUKFTA
Massive Trade Gains on Both Sides 📈
Current trade between India and the UK stands at ~$60 billion.
The FTA is projected to boost this to over $120 billion by 2030, unlocking mutual gains worth over £25.5 billion (~₹270,000 crore) by 2040.
Sectors like textiles, gems, pharma, automobiles, alcohol, and IT will see huge benefits. India’s export potential to the UK increases by ~30%, especially for MSMEs. This is a milestone for India’s “Make in India” vision and UK’s post-Brexit global ambition.
Jul 23 • 17 tweets • 8 min read
"Jai-Veeru" of India’s Geopolitical Sholay. One speaks softly, the other strikes silently.
Together, Ajit Doval (India’s James Bond) and S. Jaishankar (India’s global voice) have transformed India from a balancing power to a bold one.
From Galwan to G20, from Balakot to BRICS, this duo doesn’t just react — they rewrite the rules.
Here’s how Doval & Jaishankar became the most lethal diplomatic duo in Independent India’s history. 👇
Strategic Synchronization at the Top
Appointed in 2014 (Doval) and 2019 (Jaishankar), both men enjoy PM Modi’s absolute trust. Doval ended bureaucratic silos in national security, streamlining intelligence and operations.
Jaishankar reimagined foreign policy from passive alignment to assertive engagement. Doval’s doctrine-building aligns seamlessly with Jaishankar’s diplomatic projection.
Their synergy has ensured that India speaks with one voice—strong, strategic, and sovereign—whether it’s military preparedness or diplomatic posture. This coordination is unprecedented in Indian strategic affairs and has given New Delhi sharp teeth and a persuasive voice.
Jul 21 • 11 tweets • 6 min read
August 5:
Everyone is curious what will happen this time.
Why?
Because this date has seen some major corrections of our past blunders by the Modi govt.
One person who has been in headlines for this is Home Minister Amit Shah.
No Home Minister in Independent India has reshaped the nation's internal landscape like Amit Shah.
From abrogating Article 370 to crushing Naxal strongholds, and from rewriting citizenship laws to modernizing policing with AI & data, Shah’s tenure isn’t just about governance — it’s a strategic overhaul.
While earlier Home Ministers maintained order, Shah has redefined the very architecture of internal security. Numbers don’t lie — and neither does impact. 👇
Article 370 Abrogation & J&K Integration
On 5 August 2019, Article 370 was revoked. J&K and Ladakh became Union Territories—ending 70 years of “temporary” status. Security incidents dropped 68%:
from 1,712 terror-related incidents in 2018 to 550 in 2022 and terror free elections by 2024.
Tourist arrivals in valley surged 84%, from 1.65 million in 2018 to 3.03 million in 2023.
Infrastructure spend jumped 320%, from ₹4,500 crore (2015–19) to ₹18,900 crore (2019–24).
No prior HM dared touch J&K’s status so comprehensively—Shah did it in under 3 months of office.
Jul 18 • 14 tweets • 7 min read
Pakistan has gone from strength to strength after emerging "Victorious" in Operation Sindoor.
India has to lot to catchup now.
If you don't believe read this thread.
Pakistan has decided to cut down its size of military and state.
India, Asim Munir, Baloch and Afghans..
are working in tandem to make it happen.
I posted a few weeks back that Pakistan will implode.
I gave my reasons. Many had contradictory view.
It has already started...
Operation Baam has been launched by Balochistan fighters this week.
Over the past two days, Baloch insurgent groups have claimed responsibility for a string of deadly attacks on Pakistani military forces in Balochistan, reportedly killing at least 27 soldiers, according to The Balochistan Post.
The Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) said its Fateh Squad targeted a military transport bus in Kalat’s Nimargh Cross area, killing 27 troops and injuring several others.
Just remember, China has lot of investments in that region.
Is is US and Asim Munir's game to kick out China from the region or China's game to kickout Pakistan and US's interest through WLF from that region?
Leave alone India here.
Jul 16 • 15 tweets • 7 min read
Nirmala Sitharaman is the best Finance Minister of India.
Why:
Because India Is Not Just the Fastest Growing Major economy but also the most balanced and sustainable economy of the world.
But "Experts" told us :
Share Market is crashing.
Forex Reserve is depleting.
Inflation is so high.
FDI is not coming.
Growth is minimal.
But they aren't telling you:
Let's understand some high level numbers:
1. Forex Reserve : $700bn+ in July 2025 2. Inflation just above 2%. 3. NPA of banks < 4% 4. Sensex reaching all time high 5. Gross FDI YoY is also healthy. 6. Total exports (merchandise + services) for June 2025: USD 67.98 billion, up 6.5% year-on-year 7. Manufacturing PMI (June 2025): 58.3
8. Services PMI (June 2025): 60.1
9. Defence production gone multi times up in last 10 year.
(Values above 50 indicate expansion; these figures reflect strong growth in both sectors.)
What does all this mean?
Jul 15 • 13 tweets • 6 min read
What does EAM Jaishankar's visit to China mean?
India is flying Dalai Lama in IAF plane to Ladakh.
India is negotiating Trade deal without getting under any tariff deadline feature.
India has set the BRICS 2025 Agenda.
Trump Tantrums are not going well.
West has already surrendered to Extremism.
De-dollarisation happening faster than ever.
India and China are only two economic hotspots.
India is moving from balancing powers to becoming the one.
Who will dominate it?
Read this till end:
Something is shifting in the global balance of power. While the West struggles with inflation, extremism, and war fatigue, India is rising as a stable, pragmatic, and assertive voice in global affairs.
In the last 6 months, India has played a central role in defense, trade, diplomacy, and conflict resolution—with strategic outreach to the US, China, Russia, EU, and the Global South.
What is India doing with China?
Jul 13 • 10 tweets • 5 min read
AI 171 Crash: Boeing's failure or Pilot's Fault?
Ravish Kumar and BBC have already blamed pilots.
Dead pilots are easiest to blame and Boeing is a big fish to be saved.
Read this thread explaining everything that could have caused it. Pilots are least likely.
What all we know from AAIB's released report:
Seconds after takeoff:
Captain asks: " Why did you cut off engine?"
First Officer: " I didn't do"
They attempted restart of engine, Engine 1 show signs of regaining thrust but Engine 2 doesn't start properly.
And BBC jumped into blaming pilots and giving clean chit to Boeing.
But Look at pilot's credentials before flying AI171:
1. Pilot's breathe analyser : Negative 2. Pilots had proper rest before the flight. 3. Combined flying experience of both pilots on Boeing 787 : 9000+ hours.
So there is no decision fatigue. Neither they were new to the cockpit.
There are more details to it:
Jul 12 • 13 tweets • 6 min read
🚨Pakistan-China Breakup Loading...
Read this till the end.
Failure of BRI and CPEC in reviving Pakistan's economy.
Pakistan's defeat using Chinese jets and air defence system.
Asim Munir's back to back deal with US on rare earth minerals, crypto and weapons.
Now Pakistan...
... has even refused to take Chinese 5th gen untested fighter jets even at half of the price.
China and Pakistan relation wasn't just based on anti-India agenda for China.
China was looking at Pakistan as a rare earth mineral rich vulnerable country which was long used by US.
So...
Jul 10 • 16 tweets • 7 min read
Did Trump really broker "ceasefire" between India and Pakistan?
Answer is NO.
Then why he has mentioned it so many times.
The reason is:
Trump’s Tariffs Are All Talk and the World Isn’t Listening.
Manufacturing not coming back to America.
F-35 is not getting sold.
No reconstruction business coming to Trump from Ukraine.
Debt is piling up.
India is going to make the most out of Trump's false claim in the trade deal.👇
Here is what has happened since Trump took over:
He threatened 100+ countries with trade war.
Promised to bring Apple back.
Claimed he'd end the Ukraine war in 24 hours.
Bragged about making “deals like never before.”
But halfway through 2025, here’s the reality:
❌ No major trade deals
❌ No defense breakthroughs
❌ Apple is expanding in India
❌ Russia–Ukraine war rages on
❌ U.S. manufacturing is shrinking
Trump’s loud threats are echoing into silence — and the world has moved on. This thread exposes his invisible defeat — one broken promise at a time
Jul 8 • 13 tweets • 5 min read
Operation Sindoor: The Misinformation War by China
which can potentially kill Chinese defence market forever.
China tried to turn this opportunity into a global marketing campaign for its defence products.
Read this till end to know "How"?
The Setup: India’s Precision, Pakistan’s Panic
India launched Operation Sindoor in May 2025, hitting terror hubs in Pakistan with Rafales, Mirages, Sukhois, and MiGs.
In panic, Pakistan scrambled Chinese-supplied J-10s. Within hours, they claimed 5 Indian jets were down — including 3 Rafales.
No proof. Just recycled photos and Twitter noise. What looked like panic… was actually a pre-planned China-led marketing stunt.
Jul 6 • 12 tweets • 4 min read
India must thank Pakistan, China Turkey and US.
They have helped make Indian defence systems one of the hottest thing in the global market.
India used to be the world’s largest arms importer.
Defence exports are up 34x in a decade,
but now PM Modi’s foreign visits increasingly centre on defence deals.
Let’s break down why 👇
Pakistan’s provocations gave India its test ground.
After years of drone and terror threats from across the border, India finally showcased its Made-in-India firepower in Operation Sindoor:
✅ Akash SAM
✅ D4 anti-drone system
✅ Loitering munitions
✅ Indian command & control platforms
Jul 5 • 8 tweets • 4 min read
Something Big Happening in Pakistan!
Right now its not Operation Sindoor but its after effects.
Bilawal Bhutto is ready to hand over terrorists like Masood Azhar and others of India's concern.
But Why this all of Sudden, few days back he wanted Indian's blood in Sindh?
Pakistani admitting to panic created by Brahmos.
Pakistani Minister admitting they just won narrative war on social media
Read.
Operation Sindoor has wide opened up all cracks of Pakistan.
While Asim Munir is looking to maximise his retirement plan by surrendering everything to US,
Political leadership is obviously looking to maximise returns on fake narrative war during Operation Sindoor.
China is tightening noose after not getting enough return.
So what's exactly cooking?
Jun 30 • 11 tweets • 3 min read
India today is what China was in 2000s: young, hungry & developing faster than everyone.
PLI, tax cuts, infra push are transforming India into a global factory.
The world’s fastest-growing major economy is on the path of being world's manufacturing hub and most resilient growing economy for decades to come.
Read the details to Know more:
India is where China was two decades ago—rising fast, building scale, and manufacturing muscle.
Under Modi’s leadership since 2014, India slashed corporate taxes, launched Make in India, Atmanirbhar Bharat, and simplified business rules.
Result: India leapt from 142 to 63 in the Ease of Doing Business rankings and is racing toward a $5 trillion economy.
Jun 29 • 13 tweets • 6 min read
The "world" thinks Pakistan is back in the game.
Reality? It’s being used—and then dumped.
At the SCO Defence Ministers’ meet, India exposed Pakistan’s terror nexus and challenged and embarassed China to its face.
China was giving loan to Pakistan in a hope to get their assets once it defaults on loans.
Asim Munir cheated with China as he is all set to sell Pakistan's physical assets on WLF fund.
Behind the scenes, NATO is preparing to move on from Pakistan too.
Here’s how Pakistan is being cornered by both blocs it once called ‘friends’:
Let’s talk NATO.
Right now, the West is "tolerating" and "peting" Pakistan.
Why?
It serves as a temporary logistics hub—a staging ground for supplies into Central Asia and fallback channels for NATO’s engagements in:
The Russia-Ukraine war
The Iran-Israel flashpoint
But once those supply lines stabilize elsewhere (via Caucasus or Gulf), Pakistan becomes redundant again.
Jun 25 • 10 tweets • 6 min read
De-Nuclearize Pakistan: The Final Phase of Operation Sindoor ?
India may take inspiration from "Nobel Prize Nominated" President Trump's playbook of denuclearisation of a radical Islamic State
Best Part is Pakistan won't be able to cry and complaint before US and West and even China.
Follow @deepdownanlyz and Read this thread till end to understand How Iran-Israel war has a new initiated unsaid doctrine of survival.
Start with Understanding the chornology:
1. US pressurise Iran to give up nuclear program as they had intel of Iran having enriched enough Uranium needed for Nuclear bomb :
By May 31, 2025, the IAEA confirmed Iran had amassed over 408 kg of uranium enriched to 60% U‑235—enough for several bombs if further enriched—orchestrating escalating concerns
2. Israel markes Iran as "Existential Threat" because of Iran getting close to become a nuclear armed nation.
3. Israel attacks Iran and vice versa. Trump said he would decide in 15 days.
4. Trump meets Asim Munir for lunch in White House.
5. Few Days later US bombers destroys Iran's major nuclear sites in a very short operation and immediately Trump called for ceasefire citing this strike was not to wage war against Iran.
While all of this was happening in the West Asia, something was brewing up in China:
Jun 20 • 15 tweets • 9 min read
A Youtuber has termed India's foreign policy under Modi as "Disaster".
Video's Thumbnail : "Surrender Modi?"
As usual, he presents selective articles cut to prove his propaganda point.
As a result, that video is far from the truth.
India has come a long way from "Request, Restraint and Complain" diplomacy to "Assertive, Authoritative and Outcome" diplomacy.
Read this thread till the end:
Let's Meet Dr. S. Jaishankar: the man leading India’s diplomacy:
A 1977 IFS topper, ex-Ambassador to the U.S., China & Singapore, he helped negotiate the U.S.-India Civil Nuclear Deal.
As Foreign Secretary, he handled Uri, Doklam, and internationalized counter-terror diplomacy.
First career diplomat to become EAM. Speaks 5 languages, a realist strategist, and the architect of India’s multipolar positioning.
Contrast this with Congress-era EAMs like SM Krishna reading Portuguese speeches in Brazil or Salman Khurshid’s gaffe-laden tenure.
Natwar Singh, as External Affairs Minister under UPA, was forced to resign in 2005 after being named in the UN's Iraq Oil-for-Food scam.
S. Jaishankar isn’t symbolic—he’s strategic.
Jun 19 • 13 tweets • 6 min read
Modi Calls Trump’s Bluff.
Trump invited Modi to US when he was hosting Munir for lunch.
Trump wanted to use this opportunity to chest thump how he brought PM Modi and Munir together while his agenda was something else.
Modi declined the invite and what if told you-
this lunch is the last thing Pakistan would’ve wanted after their humiliating defeat in Operation Sindoor?
The 35 min phone call exposed many things.
Read on to find out how India turned this diplomatic drama into strategic advantage - and why Pakistan may be regretting that lunch.
Understand the Chronology and Trump's attempt to get credit for ceasefire:
1. April 28- Trump signs crypto deal with Pakistan to list all Pakistani asset on his family owned crypto platform.
Asim Munir is also taken into confidence.
2. May 7-19: India launches Op Sindoor and Pakistan loses dozens of jets and airbases and what not.
3. May 10: Pakistan requests ceasefire because US pressurise them to do so while Chinese wanted them to fight so that their weapons were getting tested and they were winning propaganda war.
Since then, Trump wanted to get credited for ceasefire and he tried to project Pakistan as a responsible state.
Here is the catch:
Jun 18 • 15 tweets • 7 min read
Iran-Israel War: Where Do India Stand?
A geo political chessboard for Modi?
Should India support Iran?
Should India support Israel?
or will India remain tactically neutral?
How will India react to regime change?
Trump left G-7 in between. Is he up for another "ceasefire"?
Unlike Israel's war with Hamas, Hezboollah, Palestine etc, Israel-Iran war is different and difficult for India and Indians to take any side.
Read this thread till the end and decide who India should support and how India will dominate this geo-political chessboard.
Why India must support Israel?
Israel and India are both ideological partner.
Both are non-islamic dominated nation facing sever Islamic terror attacks.
Strategically We are Israel's biggest arms and weapon buyers.
India has strategic interests in Israel as part of mulitple initiatives:
Jun 14 • 10 tweets • 5 min read
Air India AI 171 Crash: Was it Just a double engine failure?
1 in 10 million incident happens in PM Modi's home state.
That too on a VIP route of Ahmedabad to London.
Just after India asserting its absolute power in Operation Sindoor.
There is an exact recording of crash video of this flight.
Read till the end and decide if it just an technical failure or more..
Aircraft, Pilot, Airport and Celebi:
Boeing is infamous for its quality checks yet factually Boeing 787-8 dreamliner doesn't have any accident record of double engine failure like this before.
Pilots: Captain had 8200 hrs of flying experience and first officer had 1100 hrs of flying experience.
Ahmedabad Airport is one of the well maintained airports and long runways unlike few where either you have shorter runways or table top or difficult terrain.
This airport has no prior record of crashes or other such accident.
None of these seems a potential cause of crash. But there is something at the airport which needs to be discuss.