Raju Singh @raajusingh11

The HIRE Act is not just another policy—it’s a sledgehammer aimed squarely at India’s IT juggernaut. Imagine a 25% excise tax on outsourcing; margins evaporate, projects stall, and thousands of Indian tech jobs vanish overnight. #h1bvisa

India’s H-1B juggernaut fueled generations of middle-class aspiration. Trump’s recalibration of the visa regime now threatens to send lakhs back to a homeland ill-prepared for reintegration. For decades, Indian talent chased the American dream; now, the dream collapses, leaving a…

Trump’s latest H-1B salvo is a calculated gut-punch to the Indian IT diaspora. $100,000 per year per worker transforms a career investment into a corporate liability. Firms that once clamored for skilled Indians will now hesitate—or flee offshore entirely. Overnight, loyalty and…

Trump’s legacy will be a monument to chaos, incompetence, and self-aggrandizement. The man has burned every bridge, mocked every institution, and left a smoldering pile of global disorder in his wake. Anyone who once cheered for him wasn’t just gullible—they were complicit in…

Charging $100K per H-1B worker won’t produce a surge of local hires; it will accelerate offshoring and slow product development. Firms don’t make decisions based on ideology—they follow talent and cost. The administration imagines patriotic companies making heroic domestic hires;…

The $100K H-1B fee is a textbook case of policy gone wrong. Instead of “forcing” companies to hire Americans, it pushes high-value work to cheaper foreign markets. Silicon Valley’s engineers and startups will face delays, layoffs, and a mass exodus of talent to countries that…

Trump’s $100,000 H-1B tax is less a nudge toward hiring Americans and more a wrecking ball aimed at U.S. competitiveness. Firms won’t magically source enough local talent—they’ll offshore, hollowing out domestic tech jobs and innovation pipelines. This isn’t patriotism; it’s…

Governments that substitute dialogue with brute force eventually create the very uprisings they dread.

A regime that thrives on propaganda but crumbles when confronted with genuine demands—like jobs—is now wielding batons instead of policy. Bihar’s youth, asking only for employment, are met with state-sponsored violence. A society that punishes hope and rewards sycophancy is on a…

France today is the frontline of Europe’s silent revolt. From Paris to Amsterdam to London, working classes are rejecting the same recycled script: sacrifice for the poor, tax breaks for the rich. Macron’s hollow authority is emblematic of a European establishment running on…

Macron has become the very caricature of an arrogant elite — out of touch, insulated, and stubbornly clinging to power as his people roar in fury. The government’s cynical austerity, squeezing workers while shielding billionaires, is not “reform”; it’s class war in broad…

Crores vanish in scams like water into sand, yet the system discovers its “urgent morality” in harassing an honest IPS officer over a caste certificate. What brilliance! Cover your crimes, flip the script, target the whistleblower.

A man practically allergic to accountability, suddenly demands purity tests for an officer’s paperwork. Because when your closet is full of skeletons, it’s comforting to dig through someone else’s cupboard. What courage it must take to bully a woman officer instead of facing your…

Each year the same story repeats: forests stripped bare, wildlife displaced, and communities endangered. The greed of a few overshadows the welfare of millions. Authorities announce investigations, but penalties are weak and enforcement is lax. The Himalayas are living entities,…

Social media campaigns may boost visibility, but they do little to answer the hard questions—like E20’s actual effect on engines, petrol costs, or rural farmers’ profits. This is modern propaganda disguised as public awareness. Genuine policy advocacy demands facts and…

Disasters in Uttarakhand, Himachal, and Jammu & Kashmir underscore the urgent need to balance development and environmental preservation. Unscientific construction and greed may provide short-term benefits, but they amplify destruction during natural calamities. Roads, bridges,…

This “deadline game” is symptomatic of larger political communication strategies where public perception matters more than actual delivery. Announcing roads will match US standards sounds impressive, yet in practice, no measurable progress is consistently highlighted. Repeated…

Rising incomes on paper may be negated by escalating prices of essentials. The obsession with grand narratives diverts attention from fundamental questions: can people afford food, fuel, healthcare, and housing? If not, the celebrated growth is irrelevant. The responsibility lies…

Outrage is seasonal, deals are perennial, and citizens are just props in this show.

Boycott today, handshake tomorrow. Short-term memory, long-term hypocrisy.