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I just don’t get it. Why are so many people afraid to speak up? When did speaking the truth become an act of courage rather than a basic human right? A society where people fear speaking their minds can never truly be free.
Some people in India seem to believe that lying to defend the government and justify its actions is an act of bravery.
Defending lies is not patriotism. Speaking the truth, especially when it is inconvenient to those in power, takes real courage.
People ask me, “Why don’t you question the US government? Why only the Indian government?”
My answer: Questioning the US government is boring. Everyone does it.
Questioning the Indian government is far more interesting-because so few dare to do it.
And that’s precisely the problem.
Happy Gujarati New Year! 🎉🙏
નૂતન વર્ષાભિનંદન!
Wishing everyone a year filled with happiness, prosperity, good health, peace, and new beginnings. Saal Mubarak! 🌸
India may be united geographically, but its people are not necessarily united in spirit. True unity cannot be drawn on a map. It must exist in our hearts and minds. And that can only happen when we rise above tribalism-caste, religion, region, and political allegiance-and embrace our shared humanity.
The only way to become rich and successful in India is by selling your soul to the “devil.” Is that the system you want to leave for your children and grandchildren?
When people point fingers at me and say I failed with the Nano City project, my response is simple:
I didn’t fail. The corrupt system failed.
There’s a fundamental difference between failing to execute a vision and having that vision obstructed by a broken system.
Nano City was a vision for the future. Corruption stood in its way.
For those who ask me to prove this or prove that in FF or elsewhere, here are the facts:
Modi (May 2024 News18 interview): After his mother’s death he said he was convinced God sent him and his energy is not biological.
Samrat Choudhary (Nov 2026): Explicitly said crime can occur in Bihar but “apraadh” and criminals no longer exist.
Piyush Goyal (2019): “Maths never helped Einstein discover gravity” while dismissing GDP concerns (factually wrong; Newton discovered gravity, maths underpinned both).
Gadkari: Closest match is a 2025 interview where he called people arguing against ethanol policy “anti-national.” The meme version is a broader paraphrase.
Someone tried to silence me by questioning my “aukaat.” That mindset is at the heart of India’s problems: suppressing free speech instead of debating ideas.
America’s Founding Fathers protected free speech through the First Amendment over 200 years ago.
I believe that if Indians enjoyed that same freedom in practice, it would unleash an unprecedented era of innovation, prosperity and happiness.
Free minds create great nations.















