Life is time management. How you spend your time determines how you spend your life. Money can be earned again. Opportunities can return. But time, once gone, is gone forever. Spend it wisely.

A fun dinner party in San Francisco!

A crazy AB thinks I’m trying to destabilize India. The only thing I’m destabilizing is his unstable mind.

When the great leader started talking to an AI-generated image, seeking its blessings, I realized he may have taken the phrase “AI is going to rule the world” a little too literally.

The real Swamy is amazing. 🤩 Wish he were alive—he makes so much sense. The great leader would’ve been schooled by him.

India’s economic progress is being held back by more than politics. The deeper problem lies in our collective subconscious-divided by caste, religion, ethnicity, language, and economic status. We think in tribes, not as one nation. Until we overcome this tribal mindset, India will struggle to realize its true potential.

The purpose of my documentary is not merely to expose corruption at the highest levels of government. It is to expose a fundamentally broken system-one without effective checks and balances, where power is concentrated at the very top, preventing the equitable distribution of wealth, resources and opportunity. The problem isn’t just corrupt individuals. It’s a system that enables corruption.

An ITBP chief recently acknowledged India’s military technology gap with China, citing China’s massive investments. But it’s not just about investment. It’s about strategic partnerships. Modern warfare is increasingly cerebral-network vs. network, AI vs. AI, drones vs. countermeasures. Tomorrow’s soldiers will fight with AR/VR, AI and interconnected battlefield systems. India cannot build everything alone. It must partner with technologically advanced nations to acquire, integrate and master the technologies of future warfare.

The funnest part of the ride!

Amazing Sunday morning ride!

Mistaking optics for actual progress is why so many people believe India is on the right path to development. Shiny infrastructure, grand announcements, and impressive headlines are no substitute for hard data and measurable improvements in people’s lives.

A gentleman on X asked why I was upset that the Indian government provides subsidies to 800 million people. He completely missed my point. My objection isn’t to subsidies. It’s to an economy in which 800 million people need government assistance to survive. Why haven’t we created enough opportunities for them to become economically self-reliant? That’s the question we should be asking.

People have a strange definition of guts. Some think criticizing Trump takes guts, while criticizing Modi doesn’t-or vice versa. Real courage isn’t about WHO you criticize. It’s about speaking the truth, exposing corruption, and standing up to power, regardless of the consequences. So please, SPEAK UP!

Please don’t be fooled by grand optics, flashy infrastructure, or lofty slogans. India has yet to claim its rightful place in the story of human progress. True greatness is measured not by spectacle, but by the freedom, dignity, prosperity, and quality of life of its people.

I think the AB argument is dying because they can no longer defend LT76's actions, like talking to dead people.

Talking to the hologram of a deceased person is not a sign of intelligence. Technology can recreate an image, a voice, even a personality. But confusing a simulation with reality is not intelligence. It’s an illusion.

Everything in India seems to be for sale: Politicians, the press, the judiciary, social media, influencers, views, likes, opinions-even clean air and water. Much of America is for sale too. The difference? In America, money often buys innovation. In India, it too often buys influence.

I think he thinks he’s acting in a role in a movie. Don’t you think so?

Some people on X be like: “Where’s the corruption in India?” Bro, I literally released a whole movie about it. 😂

This gentleman has gone “mental” too. Now it’s 2 who are seriously deranged.