One is a government school in China and the other is in India. This is just for context:

We know Modi was able to make things 100x better in things like UPI etc - because he had full power to execute. Bureaucrats were limited and did not have power to derail the plan.

But most things in India use bureaucrats in between and all of them have huge power (like the mid day food schemes). Honest bureaucrats cannot do much because they get sidelined. The system allows only fraudulent bureaucrats to remain in power.

So even if Modi gives huge money and freedom to bureaucrats, they will never do anything correct. Because the system is such.

And because of this system, so many others like businessmen (private hospitals, colleges etc), people who get tenders, relatives of these bureaucrats, retired bureaucrats who have started businesses etc. make huge money. This group of people is the real power in India.

Real Indian rulers = Bureaucrats + Businessmen + some politicians

Even if Modi ji knows that bureaucrats are the root cause, he still cannot do much because the constitution does not give any power to the PM to remove any bureaucrats. The only thing he can do is to ask for an investigation report - but that again is done by another bureaucrat who is part of the same system.

He will have to do all these steps against all such bureaucrats (every step can take 1 year - so 20 steps = 20 years):

Complaint → preliminary investigation → chargesheet → officer's response → inquiry officer → evidence → witnesses → cross-examination → inquiry report → disciplinary authority → representation/decision → punishment → appeal/review → tribunal/court challenge

This nexus is the real reason why India cannot improve.

We cannot simply keep blaming Modi ji or anyone like that for these issues. Somehow the bureaucrats should be made fully accountable and systems should be made for that.

Removing Delhi Gymkhana was a good start. But we all know how they all formed a group and hit back at Modi.

Many of us are not aware of this huge hidden power which rules India. They have power, money but have zero accountability.

And whenever anything goes wrong, even media will blame only the PM though they know very well that it's bureaucrats who game the whole system.

In China/USA/UAE if bureaucrats wont do things as ordered, they can be removed and prisoned within 15 days. In India it is 20+ years because Indian constitution allows this.

10 Lakh Input = Gives this output https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYFJZVcDWbM/?hl=en

High IQ Dimag got him admission in Yale USA and he is professor there.

High Dimag = High Money = Baki log jaye bhaad mein.

Ref: https://x.com/VijayGajeraO/status/2088731802630578371

FCRA has made many such dimagi people very very Rich

Thanks to FCRA funding, "abla naari" used her image really well.

Important: The whole of the deep state is trying very hard to remove from power - Modi ji and Amit Shah ji. Because these two people are really honest. They can never be sold out like most of the other party leaders.

If Modi ji and Amit Shah ji agree to stop all nuclear energy, stop all semiconductor fabs, etc. - this same deep state will honor them because this way India will always remain dependent.

No matter what pressure the deep state applied, Modi ji and Amit Shah ji never diluted the policies. This is why they are funding billions of dollars through FCRA so that they can indirectly control India using some proxy leaders in BJP / Congress / AAP / CJP.

We need Modi ji and Amit Shah ji to remain strong and lead us as PM and HM till 2047 - till be actually become Viksit. Else dp state will surely stop India.

Thanks to Thakur Saab's FCRA dollars, this abla naari has done good propaganda.

Ref:

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZC7jU7AMo3

https://x.com/VijayGajeraO/status/2088858006209671201

He says he was in multiple engagements with BJP Government. (ref last 2 paragraphs)

Who inside BJP/IAS gave him access to PM? Why was PM not informed about his donation to NewsLandry, Saurav Das etc?

Some one was helping him connect with PM.

Who are the snakes inside BJP/IAS who made this possible? They should also be thrown out of BJP/IAS.

Chidambaram successfully helped murder hundreds of honest patriotic Indian souls to help his FCRA masters and mentors.

Thank God the dp state gave him money (FCRA $$) and power and made him a minister of India. (scsm).

No wonder britishers said that Dogs and Indians - are same - there are many dogs like Chidu who will kneel down when FCRA $$ is shown. Britishers and dp state know that very well. Pay money and get anything done from Indians like Chidu.

Many honest Indians are there who wont sell their soul and they mostly remain middle class / poor, but there are many DIMAGI ones who will sell their soul and lead safe peaceful lives even now (thanks to our Babu system). Chidu proves this.

In case he comes back as HM in 2029 how many thousands is he planning to kill this time? What number target has FCRA masters (dp state/ClA) given him?

This woman is like Medha Pataka, and Arundhuthi Coy - she wants her president to do nothing and dp state to do everything.

Reason to post here: Dp state is using the exact same playbook of blackmailing everywhere even now. They create diseases, puts the governments into anarchy and get control of a country using this woman, media etc. So FCRA Amendment in India will STOP these kinds of blackmail.

We in India know how CNN, BBC, and DW try to arm-twist the Government of India during Op Sindhoor. Since our PM is honest and courageous, their tricks don't work with us.

But there are so many African countries that don't have a strong leader. They are all being forcefully controlled by the deep state.

Congo was not allowing mRNA trials because they did not want to make their people guinea pigs.

So just like the deep state CREATED CJP in India, they are doing something similar in Congo.

Steps:

1. First, they asked for a policy change so that the deep state's mRNA could get free access to guinea pig people who may or may not die.
2. Congo rejected.
3. The deep state planted the Ebola disease inside one boat.
4. Media like DW spread it like wildfire (same as in India regarding CJP).
5. Now the Congo President is still not allowing it.
6. So the deep state, using a Congo NGO woman, is forcing the Government (like what Dipke did). She is saying in DW media that they need INTERNATIONAL (deep state) support to SAVE LIVES.
7. DW is pushing this hard worldwide.

Congo never had any strong FCRA rules and they now suffer for eternity. Because dp state will simply go an create any random disease whenever Congo Govt tries to stop foreign USAid funding.

Ref: DR Congo river boat under quarantine as Ebola deaths top 4,000 | DW News

Summary: FCRA is what keeps all these urban naxals powerful and rich. If you tighten FCRA, these people will directly get affected (they can no long have lavish life). CJP has support from some of the most powerful hidden powers. Many of the urban naxals are rich, ivy league passed people - both men and women. They are not some poor middle class Indian. They are all highly powerful socially, intellectually and financially.

We Indians assume IVY league = High performace India. We are WRONG. Many are URBAN NAXALS.

Her Education: BA Lady Shri Ram College, MSc Oxford, Masters from Delhi School of Economics

This woman is a strong CJP mentor:

1. FCRA sponsor USA President Biden gave her International Anti Corruption Champions Award.
2. Ashoka Fellowship for Social Entrepreneurs in 2009
3. Founder of a RICH NGO - Satark Nagrik Sangathan

She is deep inside CJP - https://x.com/VijayGajeraO/status/2085004182197797272

About her:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anjali_Bhardwaj

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dbu3XjWCaP1/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcH_daJNrkc

This is why they are against FCRA amendment. If FCRA ammendment comes, all this dp state work will become much harder because fund movement from outside to inside India will become transparent.

But fortunately for the dp state, dp state still has Infosys, Wipro, TCS under their control so I guess they can easily keep pumping funds under the guise of some project revenue / CSR.

Since PMO/HMO never audits expenses etc shown by Infosys etc., all these copanies can easily peddle billions of dollars from project revenue into expense and that way some shell company gets biliions who can they distribute it like how NGOs do it. But the scale will be lower since only about 20 companies can do this without getting caught.

All credits to Vijay - he has done excellent research and connected the dots very well.

Modi's inner circle - Ashok Ganguly was part of Thakur gang.

But luckily Modiji and Amit Shah ji has removed all known inner circle infiltrators by last year.

https://x.com/VijayGajeraO/status/2085004078208450611

https://preview.redd.it/7s8ydc58c0ih1.png?width=629&format=png&auto=webp&s=13647868d71bbd86f6cfec0e5df31747f88c38f6

After getting crores in 2021, Das has done Chamatkar in Jantar Mantar in short span of 5 years in 2026.

Once FCRA is tightened, they will route funds through Indians. So, all such India funded NGOs should be fully audited and should have a common SBI account from where they can get funds - just like Foreign funding.

Do not allow any Indian NGOs to directly take funding from Indian people. People should deposit to one single SBI account and then SBI will give the funds to NGO. This way GOI can trace the path. Else multiple accounts will get easily use shell accounts in between.

Reason: If not, more Sauriv Dazs's and Dibke's will get funded and will lavish lives and also destroy India like they did in Jantar Mantar.

They all do this for money / academic and career benefits. GOI should not allow such easy access to benefits under the garb they all use of 'Social Service'

About Thakur Saab ji and his money

• Thakur Family Foundation Inc., received $48.6 million from the US govt.
• Thakur Foundation is paying all the anti-Indian organisations like The Wire, Alt News & it is the same foundation that also paid CJP's Saurav Das
• Saurav Das also received funds from the US-based Pulitzer Center, which is the same firm that said that India revoked its independence after the abrogation of Article 370 in J&K
• Surprisingly, Open Society Foundations (OSF), founded by George Soros, paid $900,000 in 2023 to the Pulitzer Center, which is even disclosed on their donor page.
• In 2016 & 2025, the govt took action against the Soros' OSF concerning FCRA & FEMA restrictions
• Thakur Saab is a US Citizen. He as OCI.

Source

Ref: https://x.com/aanand_krishnaa/status/2085488662708646019?s=20 and another independent researcher https://x.com/VijayGajeraO/status/2085004078208450611

The real reason is that the really good models can help countries like India and others to make really good decisions.

For high-value, complex questions, common models will NOT give the real correct answer because they simply cannot.

But real high-end ones like Mythos and Fable can.

So how can one group of people STOP others from using it?

Just call it a security concern and ban it.

This way, the Governments of the USA, ClA, Ml6, UK Government, etc., will still have access to the best decision-making models. They all can use it. There is no restruction for them. They can also make better models based on those.

Only some countries won't have access.

In the future, all of these models will get used in automated real-time drone wars and real wars. At that time, the country with the best model and best data center infra will win. Others will have access only to much lower quality models.

This is why nobody in the USA/UK encourages India to invest in AI data centers and in real model development. If we do it and come up with a better model, they can no longer sanction us.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c932g3v3e13o

Govt. of India has already done excellent work in policymaking and even incentives for setting up AI data centers and for model development. They have done their part.

Except Zoho and Sarvam, nobody (IITs, Infosys, etc.) has really come up with any real, tangible, high-quality AI models. The issue is not with the Govt. It's with the private and academic ecosystem who listens to their foreign masters.

Left Liberals ecosystem (The Hindu, Sco*ll, The News Min*te, many in top 10 Private Deemed NIRF universities) flourished in India not to support Mus*ims only, but mainly the churches.

• They did support all issues that make India weak including Kash*ir issue.
• But their real sponsor was Chirst*ns.
• It is the same christi*ns that funded Maoists also which Amit Shah ji has dismantled.
• Many of us including me got the actual source of funding wrong. I tough it was mainly Mus*ims and China. I was wrong. It was Chriti*s who supported everyone who were against Hindus,
• Have been seeing so many Pro Chrits*ian news in last 3 months in all the left liberal media.

These left media does not make much money from sales or subscribers or from ads. They get huge money from Chur*es and NGO's funded by Church*s. That is how they sustain.

SC in Andhra and TN - many are converted now, North East used to be Hindu Tribals - but most are converted.

The main point is that we keep blaming China and Mus*ms but never lame Chu*h and we keep supporting. And they actually keep harming us without ever showing their face.

The problem with this is even if we fully solve issues (through war/diplomacy) with Mus*ms and China, we will still be in trouble through some new enemies which the Chu*ch will MANUFACTURE (like CJP or a new group). So the real cause will continue after we solve issues also.

https://scroll.in/article/1093426/a-sangh-organisation-is-leading-the-demand-that-christian-tribals-be-delisted

She is back for this protest also. Shah Rukh earns highest for a few hours of movie appearance, so does she for a few hours of protest appearance.

Shah Rukh needs to be careful about his market value. What if she starts acting in Bollywood also?

This is real hard proof eve the AIs agree regarding the best Prime Ministers of India since independence.

I asked AI (Gemini) to rank all the PMs based on the real outcomes and value they generated.

Summary:

Modi Ji has done 10 times what Nehru did. Modi's best one was the digital push he did after he became PM in 2014.

The only exception is Narasimha Rao because he did the 1991 liberalization, which had the biggest impact as per AI.

But none of the things which Nehru did had much real impact, though he ruled India for many years.

Note: We have already considered the net present value. So whatever Nehru did is given extra monetary value to consider inflation, etc. Hence, the comparison is fair, and it incorporates all external issues and the dates also.

Details:

Prompt I used in Gemini:

List the 20 most economically valuable decisions by Indian PMs (1947-2026). For each, provide the action, the PM's name, and its estimated economic value in today's INR and USD. Format as a ranked list and conclude with an a bar chart summarizing the intrinsic value generated by key PMs.

Economic Impact Analysis

                       INTRINSIC PRESENT VALUE GENERATED
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Rao (1991 Liberalization)          ====================== ₹325L Cr      │
│ Modi (Digital Payments/JAM)        ============ ₹180L Cr                │
│ Shastri (Green Revolution)         === ₹35L Cr                          │
│ R. Gandhi (IT/STPI Foundations)    == ₹21L Cr                           │
│ Vajpayee (Highways & Telecom)      == ₹22L Cr                           │
│ Singh (Welfare & Nuclear Pacts)    = ₹13.8L Cr                          │
│ Nehru (Core Industrial Base)       = ₹18.5L Cr                          │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

>A Note on Value Metrics: These figures do not just track the money spent by the government budgets to build these programs. Instead, they measure the total economic activity unlocked or the structural savings delivered to the Indian GDP over time, adjusted to today's economic footprint.

To determine the 20 most valuable decisions made by Indian Prime Ministers from 1947 to 2026, we have to look at their long-term compounding effects. Measuring these in "today's economic value" requires converting historical costs, initial outputs, or total sectors generated into current GDP weight, annual savings, or asset value (in current INR/USD terms).

Here are the 20 most economically valuable decisions by Indian PMs, ranked by their structural financial impact.

1. The 1991 Economic Liberalization (LPG Reforms)

• Prime Minister: P. V. Narasimha Rao
• What it was: Dismantling the "License Raj," devaluing the rupee, opening India to Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), and slashing import duties.
• Today's Economic Value: ~₹325 Lakh Crore ($3.9 Trillion) — This single pivot literally created modern corporate India, transforming it from a stagnant state-directed setup into today's market-driven powerhouse.

2. Digital India & The UPI Ecosystem (2016)

• Prime Minister: Narendra Modi
• What it was: Launching the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) alongside the JAM trinity (Jan Dhan, Aadhaar, Mobile).
• Today's Economic Value: ~₹180 Lakh Crore ($2.1 Trillion) in annual transaction volume. By slashing transaction friction to near zero and bringing hundreds of millions into the formal financial fold, it fundamentally transformed the informal cash economy.

3. The Green Revolution Foundations (1965)

• Prime Minister: Lal Bahadur Shastri
• What it was: Shifting national priority to "Jai Jawan Jai Kisan," importing High-Yielding Variety (HYV) seeds, and building the Food Corporation of India (FCI) to establish price stability.
• Today's Economic Value: ~₹35 Lakh Crore ($420 Billion) annually. It saved India from catastrophic famines and transformed it from a food-importing, "ship-to-mouth" nation into a massive global agricultural exporter.

4. Setting up the IT Hubs & STPI Scheme (1980s)

• Prime Minister: Rajiv Gandhi
• What it was: Slashing duties on computers, backing the Software Technology Parks of India (STPI) framework, and institutionalizing early telecom and computing infrastructure.
• Today's Economic Value: ~₹21 Lakh Crore ($250 Billion) in annual revenue. This created the entire Indian software export industry, which now acts as the backbone of urban middle-class employment.

5. Nationalization of 14 Major Commercial Banks (1969)

• Prime Minister: Indira Gandhi
• What it was: Taking control of 14 large private banks to force credit distribution into rural sectors and agriculture rather than just industrial monopolies.
• Today's Economic Value: ~₹15 Lakh Crore ($180 Billion) in rural wealth creation. While it hurt market efficiency at the time, it built the baseline branch infrastructure that prevents mass financial collapse in rural areas.

6. The Golden Quadrilateral Highway Project (1999)

• Prime Minister: Atal Bihari Vajpayee
• What it was: Building a massive 5,846 km high-speed highway network connecting Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata.
• Today's Economic Value: ~₹12 Lakh Crore ($145 Billion) in logistics cost reductions. It cut freight transit times between major Indian metros by over 30-40%, drastically increasing supply chain speed.

7. New Telecom Policy (NTP 1999)

• Prime Minister: Atal Bihari Vajpayee
• What it was: Shifting telecom operators from a fixed license fee to a revenue-sharing model, making mobile businesses viable.
• Today's Economic Value: ~₹10 Lakh Crore ($120 Billion) market value. This single regulatory adjustment triggered the intense competition that brought call and data costs down to some of the lowest rates in the world.

8. Implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST, 2017)

• Prime Minister: Narendra Modi
• What it was: Replacing dozens of complex state and central indirect taxes with a singular "One Nation, One Tax" system.
• Today's Economic Value: ~₹22 Lakh Crore ($265 Billion) in predictable annual revenue collections. It removed state-border logistics checkpoints and turned India into a unified common market.

9. Launching MGNREGA (2005)

• Prime Minister: Dr. Manmohan Singh
• What it was: A legal guarantee of 100 days of wage employment per year for every rural household.
• Today's Economic Value: ~₹7.5 Lakh Crore ($90 Billion) in total safety-net value distributed. It created a reliable baseline for rural wage floors and sustained low-income consumer demand through multiple global downturns.

10. Heavy Industrialization & Public Sector Units (First 5-Year Plans)

• Prime Minister: Jawaharlal Nehru
• What it was: Building the "temples of modern India"—establishing massive state infrastructure like BHEL, SAIL, and major multi-purpose dams like Bhakra Nangal.
• Today's Economic Value: ~₹7 Lakh Crore ($84 Billion) in replacement asset cost. It generated the core domestic steel, power, and engineering base when private capital simply didn't exist in India.

11. Creating the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs, 1951)

• Prime Minister: Jawaharlal Nehru
• What it was: Passing the IIT Act to establish elite technical institutes modeled on top global engineering universities.
• Today's Economic Value: ~₹6.5 Lakh Crore ($78 Billion) in cumulative global human capital, corporate value, and remittances generated by alumni worldwide.

12. Establishing the Space Program (INCOSPAR/ISRO, 1962)

• Prime Minister: Jawaharlal Nehru
• What it was: Setting up the national space research committee under Dr. Vikram Sarabhai, which later evolved into ISRO.
• Today's Economic Value: ~₹5 Lakh Crore ($60 Billion). Beyond local commercial satellite launches, its true value lies in the weather forecasting, remote sensing, and domestic satellite communication networks that protect Indian agriculture and commerce.

13. The Indo-US Civilian Nuclear Deal (2008)

• Prime Minister: Dr. Manmohan Singh
• What it was: Signing a bilateral pact that ended India’s decades-long global nuclear isolation without forcing it to sign the NPT.
• Today's Economic Value: ~₹4.5 Lakh Crore ($54 Billion). It granted India access to advanced dual-use global technologies and secured the long-term energy diversification required for high-growth manufacturing.

14. Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY, 2000)

• Prime Minister: Atal Bihari Vajpayee
• What it was: A massive nationwide plan to provide all-weather road connectivity to previously disconnected rural habitations.
• Today's Economic Value: ~₹4.2 Lakh Crore ($50 Billion) in micro-economic gains. Connecting villages directly to nearby urban markets significantly increased rural incomes and land valuations.

15. Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC, 2016)

• Prime Minister: Narendra Modi
• What it was: Creating a single unified law for time-bound corporate insolvency resolution to clean up the banking sector's bad loans.
• Today's Economic Value: ~₹3.5 Lakh Crore ($42 Billion) in direct non-performing asset (NPA) recoveries for Indian banks, preventing a systemic banking credit freeze.

16. National Highway Expansion & Monetization (2014-2026)

• Prime Minister: Narendra Modi
• What it was: Rapidly scaling up highway construction from 12 km/day to over 30+ km/day, funded through the Toll-Operate-Transfer (TOT) infrastructure asset monetization model.
• Today's Economic Value: ~₹3.2 Lakh Crore ($38 Billion) in newly unlocked asset value and private infrastructure investment.

17. The Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Schemes (2020)

• Prime Minister: Narendra Modi
• What it was: Offering deep financial incentives to domestic and foreign companies to manufacture electronics, pharmaceuticals, and advanced technology directly inside India.
• Today's Economic Value: ~₹3 Lakh Crore ($36 Billion) in direct production value and export generation, turning India into the world’s second-largest mobile phone manufacturer.

18. Setting up SEBI with Statutory Powers (1992)

• Prime Minister: P. V. Narasimha Rao
• What it was: Giving real legal teeth to the Securities and Exchange Board of India to clean up and regulate stock markets following major trading scams.
• Today's Economic Value: ~₹2.5 Lakh Crore ($30 Billion) in foreign institutional investment (FII) retention. It gave international and domestic retail investors the confidence to pour capital safely into Indian equities.

19. Disinvestment of Non-Strategic PSUs (1999-2004)

• Prime Minister: Atal Bihari Vajpayee
• What it was: Creating a dedicated Ministry of Disinvestment and selling off state-owned corporate stakes (like BALCO, Hindustan Zinc, and VSNL) to private entities.
• Today's Economic Value: ~₹2 Lakh Crore ($24 Billion) in unlocked equity efficiency. Companies like Hindustan Zinc grew exponentially under private operations, generating far more tax revenue than they ever did under state ownership.

20. National Rural Health Mission (NRHM, 2005)

• Prime Minister: Dr. Manmohan Singh
• What it was: A structural overhaul of public health delivery in rural areas, introducing community health activists (ASHAs).
• Today's Economic Value: ~₹1.8 Lakh Crore ($22 Billion) saved in out-of-pocket medical expenditure for low-income families, preserving rural household wealth.

All through 1997, 1998 she held lots of dharnas and stopped public movement so many times.

It was hard for Atal Bihari Vajapayee because people used to blame Atal ji for all the traffic block and other issues caused by this bit$h

Dp state was winning using this woman.

But one fine day, Atal ji just decalred we have Nuclea power. Dp st and their wh*re got upset. But dp state is loyal - they still keep giving her some award every few years (even in 2022, 2026 etc) to keep her happy.

We cna learn so much from such bit*es to know what all to avoid and ignore.

Also thanks to Atal Ji, in in recent wars, India had enough leverage using that same nuclear to stop any major issues. And thanks to current leadership under Modi ji for using that leverage really well. Without nuclear India will have been another poor African country by now (because we would have wasted all our money into defending wars).

Imagine - one single dp state agent has the power to bring down an entire country. Though that did not happen that time, we can not ignore such a huge risk in our constitution.

https://peacejournal104.blogspot.com/2011/01/one-of-kind-story-of-arundhati-roy.html

In the top 5, 3 are ruled by BJP and 2 by others. Awesome work by all CMs.

Seen in picture: Looter CM Pinu Vijayan enjoying Sadeeshan Jokez.

Among 3 CM probables, none of them support BJP at all, but both K.C. Venugopal and Ramesh Chennithala are honest and genuine secular and give Hindu religion also high priority. They both do not bend the knee and suck up just to remain in power. Hence, both have many enemies in Kerala.

But the other man, V.D. Satheesan, does the reverse. He does nothing for Hindus. Only does lip service but actively helps Muslims and Christians succeed in their missions.

This way there is benefit for Muslims, Christians, and Satheesan.

Paid PR and paid media are in strong support only for V.D. Satheesan.

You can check their past works and see who they 3 have worked for Hindus in Kerala.

V.D. Satheesan has a brotherly bond with ex-Chief Minister Pinarayi. More than a real minister, he is a good diplomatic broker who knows how to get benefits from all and how to keep Hindus keep suffering.

Since Hindus won't react, Satheesan is happy.

https://www.onmanorama.com/news/kerala/2026/05/09/vd-satheeshan-backed-by-muslim-organisations.html

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DX7D_HdBXbJ/