Despite growing passenger volume, 11 out of 14 carriers reported losses in 2023-24. IndiGo recorded profit of Rs 8,167 crore, which reduced to Rs 7.253 crore in 2024-25.
Of the total package, $649 million will be utilised for additional hardware, software, and support services, and the remaining for Major Defence Equipment (MDE).
None of Pakistan’s PMs has lasted 5 years. That the current PM has given Asim Munir 5 years shows that of all military dictatorships history has seen, Pakistan’s is most creative.
HAD NEHRU BEEN PRESCIENT TO KNOW THAT ONE DAY AN ILL-EDUCATED WOULD CALL HIMSELF A PRADHAN SEVAK TO HIDE BOTH INCOMPETENCE & BIGOTRY HE WOULD NOT HAVE CALLED HIMSELF PRATHAM SEVAK
It was the Britishers handing over the reigns to their successor Nehru(fake dynasty included) using Gandhi for the best possible exit for them. We often forget Nehru and cabal were deeply working with British for long and thinking themselves the Indian English! It helped brits to keep their dignity, ego, triumphalism etc intact to show that they were not running out because of their fear and inability to hold on due to military weakness. Also to show that they left because of nonviolent sathyagraha as India was not the only country fighting against them and they didn’t wanted loose an arm and a leg when it could be managed with a bloody nose.
I like every moment of what happened in the past as a glorious history in India. It was just a moment that had to happen and it became history. Whatever was the need of the hour was considered vital.
Right now the more we try to make ourselves look more intelligent than the past leaders the more we create antagonism against them leading us not to be able to leave the good or the bad past as typically we are fond of living in filth by grinning nd grinding things which cannot be undone unless a battle between skeletons nd living bodies take place.
Talk new, talk progress… jai hind
This attitude (non-reactionary, humane, and humble nationalism) enabled British to rule India for so long .. and same attitude kept festering political turmoil in south Asia. Sometimes decisive/clear-headed actions are needed first step before humane policies are allowed. Unfortutately, global “Nanny” India has bothered too much about pleasing other and not taking care of 15% of world population.. I am not at all surprised at Indian clapping for Gora’s .. we see that “whites” know better tendencies even today.. Not suggest we go other extremes .. but standing up for own (large populations of India) interest is not inhumane. Brits are playing these games even today .. and we can’t keep acting like Mahatma.
Issue with our culture is .. we take long-term pain to avoid short-term difficult actions
My only grudge against the British is that they didn’t teach us free market capitalism. I very much appreciate their gesture of censoring/burning communist books in the pre independence era. Gandhi Nehru Brinda karat et al ruined our country lock stock and barrel.
The British learnt real capitalism from Thatcher, much after 1947, but even then didn’t give up on socialistic health services and umpteen number of benefits for the public.
HAD NEHRU BEEN PRESCIENT TO KNOW THAT ONE DAY AN ILL-EDUCATED WOULD CALL HIMSELF A PRADHAN SEVAK TO HIDE BOTH INCOMPETENCE & BIGOTRY HE WOULD NOT HAVE CALLED HIMSELF PRATHAM SEVAK
It was the Britishers handing over the reigns to their successor Nehru(fake dynasty included) using Gandhi for the best possible exit for them. We often forget Nehru and cabal were deeply working with British for long and thinking themselves the Indian English! It helped brits to keep their dignity, ego, triumphalism etc intact to show that they were not running out because of their fear and inability to hold on due to military weakness. Also to show that they left because of nonviolent sathyagraha as India was not the only country fighting against them and they didn’t wanted loose an arm and a leg when it could be managed with a bloody nose.
I like every moment of what happened in the past as a glorious history in India. It was just a moment that had to happen and it became history. Whatever was the need of the hour was considered vital.
Right now the more we try to make ourselves look more intelligent than the past leaders the more we create antagonism against them leading us not to be able to leave the good or the bad past as typically we are fond of living in filth by grinning nd grinding things which cannot be undone unless a battle between skeletons nd living bodies take place.
Talk new, talk progress… jai hind
This attitude (non-reactionary, humane, and humble nationalism) enabled British to rule India for so long .. and same attitude kept festering political turmoil in south Asia. Sometimes decisive/clear-headed actions are needed first step before humane policies are allowed. Unfortutately, global “Nanny” India has bothered too much about pleasing other and not taking care of 15% of world population.. I am not at all surprised at Indian clapping for Gora’s .. we see that “whites” know better tendencies even today.. Not suggest we go other extremes .. but standing up for own (large populations of India) interest is not inhumane. Brits are playing these games even today .. and we can’t keep acting like Mahatma.
Issue with our culture is .. we take long-term pain to avoid short-term difficult actions
My only grudge against the British is that they didn’t teach us free market capitalism. I very much appreciate their gesture of censoring/burning communist books in the pre independence era. Gandhi Nehru Brinda karat et al ruined our country lock stock and barrel.
The British learnt real capitalism from Thatcher, much after 1947, but even then didn’t give up on socialistic health services and umpteen number of benefits for the public.