Modi gives interview to NDTV...

- Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was arrested on March 21 by the Enforcement Directorate in a money laundering case linked to the alleged liquor policy scam. - The Supreme Court will deliver its verdict today on Kejriwal's plea challenging his arrest by the ED. - A bench of Justices Sanjiv Khanna and Dipankar Datta reserved its verdict on May 17 and will pronounce the judgment today. - Kejriwal has challenged the April 9 order of the Delhi High Court that upheld his arrest, stating there was no illegality and that the ED had little option after he skipped repeated summonses. - The Supreme Court had earlier granted Kejriwal interim bail to campaign for the Lok Sabha polls, but the ED moved the Delhi High Court to contest the trial court's bail order. Source: NDTV

I have seen most of my friends and people are in tech always oppose the current Government. I agree, that current government is not great. But at same time, supporting parties like Congress doesn’t makes sense. Genuinely curious why people think current government is not doing good? I have seen road & rail infrastructure getting improved, defence budget being increased, government making investments in R&D, privatisation of government sectors, making existing processes efficient, and much more. Even the farm bills were good, now what is happening all the middlemen are making money. Communal riots have increased, but I don’t think the government is responsible, it’s people who ignite these riots. At last, why you think current government is not doing good?

Narendra Damodardas Modi is set to become prime minister of Bharat for three times straight.

How would you rate PM Modi’s tenure for the last 10 years on a scale of 1 to 10? Are you really happy with the progress or BJP oversale?

Saw this on reddit. So, posting here. Goosebumps! What this man did for the country, and how we remember him now

Sure, it's fun to make jokes about his questions and podcast or call it cringe etc. But that's exactly what he wants you to do. He's basically the Rakhi Sawant of podcasters. Any attention is good attention for him since it's free publicity. He intentionally asks dumb/weird questions because - 1. Inspired by Joe Rogan who also doesn't hold back from asking seemingly obvious questions 2. Many people do have them in their mind as well, just too afraid to ask 3. Even memes and ridicule make him a well known brand and personality outside of his target audience He's definitely super smart, trying to act dumber than he is because it lets him get away with stuff. It was obvious enough when he came to Nikhil Kamath's podcast. Plus the diverse categories he's exploring, along with the level of folks he now has access to is pretty impressive all things considered. I used to dismiss him mostly, but I've come to realise he's going to be a force to reckon with in the years to come. Wouldn't be surprised to see him in politics either.