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The government is closing accounts on social media, citing national security concerns. Critics argue that this is a form of censorship, targeting those who speak out against the administration.
From the report
Do you do it? How dangerous is this? - whose accounts have been closed? You don't agree with them, their journalism. If you think you understand block The platform will always say that we are following the orders of the government. Forms are X, YouTube, Facebook. What is he saying about all these censorship? So if they want to live in India Even if they feel that this order is completely unlawful. fraud is increasing at what level? What is the other way for the government if this is not done? - Many attackers already know that. WhatsApp and Instagram are going to be charged. Instagram and X are already paid features. They are taking your data and they are also serving you ads. These are all private companies. They will make as much money as they can. Are their rules and regulations different for India and for operating outside India? Because we haven't made any law. ticket book Why don't you run it? The Ministry of Electronics and IT has a national informatics center called NIC. They mostly make these websites. Otherwise, these websites are made up of some mantralayas and individual tender processes. I don't want to say anything on tenders. People can understand it themselves. NIC has so much money and so many people. You haven't attracted the right talent. You haven't built the right culture. Welcome. . from IT rules to the whole world of the internet, how is it affecting us? …
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The story of Lahori Jeera, a cold drink that has become a sensation in India, is one of perseverance and innovative marketing. Despite initial challenges, the company behind Lahori Jeera has seen significant growth in earnings.
“The company's financial discipline led to a significant increase in earnings from Rs. 11 crore in 2019 to Rs. 312 crore in 2024 and Rs. 770 crore in 2026.”From the report
India's most selling cold drinks are made by foreign companies like Coca-Cola and Pepsi. In this market, 9 years ago, an Indian company came in which sold a bottle of only Rs 10 and established an empire of Rs 2800 crores. We are talking about a drink which was never promoted by a Bollywood star or a famous cricketer. Moreover, there were no viral ad campaigns for its promotion. - India has to change its strategy. The year is 2017. The place is a city 40 km away from Chandigarh, Fatehgarh. Three of his cousins, Saurabh Munjal, Nikhil Doda and Saurabh Bhutna, used to live here. As is common, three people together make a big mess. Nikhil experimented with soda drinks with the spices he had at home. He first took soda water, then added cumin, black salt and lemon to it and made a quick drink. - In the area around India, Bindu Jeera and in Gujarat, some regional companies like Jiru were active but their reach in the markets of North India was not that much. By making this their goal, three brothers invested around Rs 1 crore and made a company in 2017. Its name is Archain Foods Private Limited. This company launched its first product under the name Lahori Jeera. There is a cultural context behind this name. This name idea came from Lahori Namak. The same name we know as Senda Namak in the common language. Which is the soul of this cold drink. From there, Lahori was added to the nam…
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