Bharat Rakshak

Haresh wrote: ↑04 Jul 2025 02:44 Britains no 1 rag, stirring hatred as usual

Royal Navy mocked by Indian tourist board over £88million F-35B Lightning jet stranded in the country for over a fortnight

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... h-jet.html

Even F-35B needs to follow Nokku Kooli

Haresh wrote: ↑04 Jul 2025 02:44 Britains no 1 rag, stirring hatred as usual

Royal Navy mocked by Indian tourist board over £88million F-35B Lightning jet stranded in the country for over a fortnight

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... h-jet.html

I replied to some of those calling for "stop Aid" this that in unparliamentary language. I am now banned from Dialymail altogether.

The peacefuls, being peaceful

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... court.html

They released the footage in Britain. Would that happen in India?

sanjaykumar wrote: ↑11 Jul 2025 02:59 They released the footage in Britain. Would that happen in India?

You are missing the important point. They are claiming to be innocent!

In the US, the fine brothers would likely win a multimillion settlement against the police.

I will follow to see if the native British are as circumspect as Indian.

The cynic would say these two groups deserve each other. I think the British may deserve better.

Ah, I beg to differ. Both of the fine upstanding peaceful gentlemen would have ended up as notches on police guns in US…

Tanaji wrote: ↑11 Jul 2025 21:05 Ah, I beg to differ. Both of the fine upstanding peaceful gentlemen would have ended up as notches on police guns in US…

More like this...US police has no qualms wasting away people like this and would not even enter the court to justify it.

In an airport, the hole being filmed?

Lisa wrote: ↑11 Jul 2025 17:36

sanjaykumar wrote: ↑11 Jul 2025 02:59 They released the footage in Britain. Would that happen in India?

You are missing the important point. They are claiming to be innocent!

Right.. the US pulis would have shot first.. forget tasers. British police seems more tame.

sanjaykumar wrote: ↑11 Jul 2025 23:29 In an airport, the hole being filmed?

That has never ever stopped US police. Take a look at Daniel Shaver case

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shootin ... iel_Shaver

Never mind him, did it stop the killing of Eric Garner?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_Eric_Garner

The notch on gun is not an idle comment - US police have been known to use Punisher logos with notches to denote people they have killed.

Our beloved guest bird at TVM has finally left today.

Cyrano wrote: ↑22 Jul 2025 11:59 Our beloved guest bird at TVM has finally left today.

Like Mahabali for his Loka. I only hope this one doesn't visit every year!

It should, else what will our 2 taka youtubers yapp about?!

Commonwealth.. no comments

https://x.com/ssaratht/status/1947 ... 82796209

This is the biggest economically significant trade deal UK has made since leaving the European Union. It’s one of the most comprehensive deals India has ever done. Thank you to PM Modi for his leadership & pragmatism.

-Keir Starmer UK PM.

https://indianexpress.com/article/opini ... reaking_hp

Why deal was with a Labour government. I think the author is reading too much into it

The speeches by both Prime Ministers:
https://youtu.be/OE2yjcaZtVY?si=DbJ7m4bTOobFd2BY

UK rolls out the red carpet for 'Made In India..

Its quite odd: the British press is not covering it mostly or relegated to back pages. One would have expected articles saying how the brownies are going to invade and how Starmer has sold out or the usual aid nonsense but not that either…

Tanaji wrote: ↑25 Jul 2025 13:28 Its quite odd: the British press is not covering it mostly or relegated to back pages. One would have expected articles saying how the brownies are going to invade and how Starmer has sold out or the usual aid nonsense but not that either…

Because they know they needed it more than we did.

Amber G. wrote: ↑25 Jul 2025 08:26 UK rolls out the red carpet for 'Made In India..

So we will be exporting chappals, grass toys and sarees to UK. Hopefully this is just a graphic.

neeraj wrote: ↑25 Jul 2025 22:23

Amber G. wrote: ↑25 Jul 2025 08:26 UK rolls out the red carpet for 'Made In India..

So we will be exporting chappals, grass toys and sarees to UK. Hopefully this is just a graphic.

Correct. Question is what are we importing from them? What is in it for Bharat? Crowing that we have an FTA and "dono hathon mein laddu kya karega lattu puttu?" and "gol gol matol" kind of childish ditties seem to have become the norm on BRF.

Since the representatives of the businesses most affected by the FTA have not kicked up a fuss, the deal is likely adequate.

As to what the FTA covers and what benefits each side expects, it is there in the two Prime Ministers’ speeches.

One emphasis seems to be expanded markets for India’s labor-intensive industries—I.e., PM Modi wants the most ground level impact, IMO.

Press release:

https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage ... ID=2147805

Agreement Unlocks Export Opportunity for Labour-Intensive Sectors including textiles, leather, footwear, gems & jewellery, marine products, and toys—generating large-scale employment and empowering artisans, women-led enterprises, and MSMEs

Unprecedented Market Access for Indian Goods with Zero-duty access on 99% of tariff lines, covering nearly 100% of the trade value

Ambitious Services Commitments – A First by the UK

A wide-ranging package covering IT/ITeS, financial and professional services, business consulting, education, telecom, architecture, and engineering—unlocking high-value opportunities and job creation.

Enhanced Global Mobility for Indian Professionals

Streamlined pathways for Contractual Service Suppliers, Business Visitors, Intra-Corporate Transferees, Independent Professionals (e.g., yoga instructors, chefs, and musicians), and enabling smoother talent flow and cross-border collaboration.

Double Contribution Convention (DCC) – A Major Breakthrough: It will exempt Indian workers and their employers from social security contributions in the UK for up to three years, significantly improving take-home pay and reducing costs for Indian companies

Since most Indians I know love Scotch, happy days are here again. Or at least till Sharia is imposed in the UK.
Gautam

https://www.hindustantimes.com/trending ... 89617.html
Man wearing Pakistan jersey argues with security at India-England Test, told to cover up: 'Take me with force'
Mahipal Singh Chouhan, Jul 28, 2025
A viral video showed a fan in a Pakistan jersey being asked to cover it during the India-England Test, sparking debate.
A video from the recently drawn fourth Test between England and India at Old Trafford has stirred controversy online, after security officials confronted a fan wearing a Pakistan cricket jersey and asked him to cover it.
Jersey not allowed, says stadium staff
The clip, widely shared on X (formerly Twitter), shows the fan sitting among spectators in the stands, dressed in a green Pakistan shirt. Stadium officials can be seen approaching him and stating that jerseys of non-participating countries were not permitted within the venue. The fan, however, firmly refused to remove or cover his jersey, insisting that none of the Indian fans around him were offended or had raised any complaints. At one point, he can be heard telling the security personnel, “Take me with force.”
.......
Gautam

g.sarkar wrote: ↑27 Jul 2025 21:42 Since most Indians I know love Scotch, happy days are here again. Or at least till Sharia is imposed in the UK.
Gautam

Gautam saar,

India drinks more scotch than is produced in say, the UK.

The deficit is made up by local "entrepreneurs" who collect used and empty bottles, refill them with "scotch" and sell them to the gullible customers.

why do we need to import onlee.

Chetak Sirji,
He said he will not eat nor let anyone eat. He did not say anything about drinking. I am aware about the local entrepreneurs, as they have offered to take my empty Scotch bottles purchased from Duty free. I am afraid they may go out of business.
Gautam

g.sarkar wrote: ↑28 Jul 2025 18:43 Chetak Sirji,
He said he will not eat nor let anyone eat. He did not say anything about drinking. I am aware about the local entrepreneurs, as they have offered to take my empty Scotch bottles purchased from Duty free. I am afraid they may go out of business.
Gautam

Gautam saar,

Refilled johnny walker comes at different and socially adjusted price points depending on the locality

More empty bottles means more business overall.

The UK is finished, how can they let this peaceful stay ?

Migrant, 26, who entered the UK with 'grotesque' child abuse videos gives thumbs up after being spared jail and deportation

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... -jail.html

A better match made in heaven (72 hoors wallah) I cannot think of....

Vayutuvan wrote: ↑25 Jul 2025 22:48

neeraj wrote: ↑25 Jul 2025 22:23
So we will be exporting chappals, grass toys and sarees to UK. Hopefully this is just a graphic.

Correct. Question is what are we importing from them? What is in it for Bharat? Crowing that we have an FTA and "dono hathon mein laddu kya karega lattu puttu?" and "gol gol matol" kind of childish ditties seem to have become the norm on BRF.

https://tradingeconomics.com/india/impo ... ed-kingdom ... LIST
India Imports from United Kingdom was US$6.53 Billion during 2024

https://tradingeconomics.com/india/expo ... ed-kingdom LIST
India Exports to United Kingdom was US$13.96 Billion during 2024,

chetak wrote: ↑28 Jul 2025 19:07

g.sarkar wrote: ↑28 Jul 2025 18:43 Chetak Sirji,
He said he will not eat nor let anyone eat. He did not say anything about drinking. I am aware about the local entrepreneurs, as they have offered to take my empty Scotch bottles purchased from Duty free. I am afraid they may go out of business.
Gautam

Gautam saar,

Refilled johnny walker comes at different and socially adjusted price points depending on the locality

More empty bottles means more business overall.

India is and remains the largest manufacturer and consumer of Whiskey in the world. Other countries need to make a scene of how the Whiskey is made, with regards to ingredients but in totality, more is made and drunk in India than the rest of the world combined.

That's close to 100 crores.

britain Sends India a £9 Million Parking Bill for congestion charges for entry into london. India and several other countries refuse to pay, as diplomatic vehicles are not taxed per convention

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/ne ... s?from=mdr

Should ask to set it off with F-35 Parking charges

chetak wrote: ↑05 Aug 2025 16:19 That's close to 100 crores.

britain Sends India a £9 Million Parking Bill for congestion charges for entry into london. India and several other countries refuse to pay, as diplomatic vehicles are not taxed per convention

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/ne ... s?from=mdr

probably Sadiq khans brain wave

drnayar wrote: ↑05 Aug 2025 17:19

chetak wrote: ↑05 Aug 2025 16:19 That's close to 100 crores.

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/ne ... s?from=mdr

probably Sadiq khans brain wave

This is an old story in London. The US embassy also has a lot of outstanding for London Congestion Charge which they equally refuse to pay.

very shady goings on at the royal palace

auntie camilla has not only been booted out from the bosom of the family but also banished permanently into the wilderness from whence she had come

she now needs written permission from charlie boy to even enter any royal property, and such permission will not be forthcoming

the video below has been highly sanitized and it hides far more that it reveals

how many times more will the sun set on this dynaaaastic disgrace of an erstwhile empire that once plundered it's way into some modicum of progress before it was over run by the pakis and the blacks



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogNFJ8AXS6I



camilla BANNED For Life By House Of Lords After Shocking ROYAL Fight With Prince William

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Diplomats owe more than £143m in London congestion charges

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ckrrnz2gn3po

A petition to call an immediate general election has passed 100,000 signatures.... 250k and counting !!
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/727309