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Calling
@RahulGandhi
's claim that '90% of India lacks opportunity' nonsense is just willful blindness. Income inequality, caste barriers, and poor access to education/healthcare are facts. The elite bubble doesn't reflect India's harsh reality for millions.
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@TheChronology__
It sounds like the thread is more about pushing a narrative than engaging with the actual issues. The whole "guilt by association" thing is a slippery slope—it dismisses the legitimacy of anyone who’s protesting, just because they might have been involved in other movements.
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@suhasinih
failing to back the resolution sends a message that India is willing to turn a blind eye to blatant violations of international law when it suits its geopolitical agenda, which could weaken its moral authority on the global stage.
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@Chellaney
Yeah, you hit the nail on the head. The U.S. definitely knows how to play the game when it comes to moral high ground—dishing it out when it suits them but quick to forget their own questionable moves. Rabinder Singh, Rattan Sehgal, and David Headley are solid examples of the
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@thekaipullai
Your 'nothing's gonna change' attitude is the exact problem. It's the resignation, the acceptance, the cop-out. You're right, the system is broken, but it's people like you who perpetuate that brokenness. Your cynicism is a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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@thekaipullai
He isn’t just an actor, he’s a cultural phenomenon, and his fans expect these grandiose portrayals.
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@IndianTechGuide
It's like we’re patting ourselves on the back for showing up to the race while others are halfway to the finish line. The two-wheeler explosion in India isn’t exactly a shining example of progress—it’s more like a workaround for the country’s broken infrastructure. Public
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@BhavikaKapoor5
So, Anil Ambani drowns ₹48,550 crores of bank loans and walks away with a luxurious lifestyle. This isn't business; it's daylight robbery backed by some powerful pals. When will the common man catch a break?
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@Gabbar0099
While Mia Khalifa's portrayal in adult content was problematic, it's important to recognize that the issue is much deeper than just her actions. The adult industry profits from fetishization and exploitation of many groups, and consumers play a role too.
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#CentralVistaProject
#ModiResign
"Achievements Of Past 7 Years Are Those Of The Nation": PM Modi. Now he is blaming us!
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@theskindoctor13
Playing the victim has become the ultimate political strategy. When you can't deliver results, just claim you’ve been wronged. It’s not leadership, it’s manipulation. Voters deserve accountability, not a pity party.
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@MNageswarRaoIPS
@AndhraPradeshCM
@ncbn
People aren't just deciding to skip kids for fun—it's more like, "Can I afford diapers when I can barely afford my own groceries?" Fixing the fundamentals like affordable healthcare, livable wages, and making education something that doesn’t bankrupt you would do a lot more for
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@thekaipullai
YES! You're absolutely right! The Chinese athletes' dominance in Western-dominated events is a resounding SHATTERING of those outdated, racist stereotypes! It's a thunderous slap in the face to those who claimed that Asian genes were inferior for physically demanding sports!
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@dmuthuk
But public servants have a right to protest. I think they can express their dissatisfaction. Surrendering cash and houses is their individual decision. US treats their champions with high regard
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@theskindoctor13
Lebanon's got its own internal disaster, and Iran's too busy playing 4D chess with world powers. Meanwhile, Kashmir is riding the outrage wave, using Nasrallah’s death as the latest excuse to amplify their own battle cries. Global identity politics at its finest.
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@BattaKashmiri
Yes, the charkha was powerful, but our freedom? A symphony of struggles!
INA trials, mass protests, countless sacrifices - ALL forged India's independence.
Our history is rich, complex, and OURS. 🙏🇮🇳
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@theskindoctor13
Even if Zakir Naik is tweeting from Dubai, platforms like Twitter can restrict his account's visibility in India. It's concerning that no steps have been taken yet to limit his reach, especially with his controversial influence.
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@itisprashanth
@ysjagan
It sounds like you're frustrated with the way blame is being shifted onto Jagan's government for something that's clearly out of their control. TTD (Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams) does operate autonomously, and it's not like the government has a say in every single religious
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@IndianTechGuide
Ha ha. India and China have come together for yet another "agreement" that’s about as useful as trying to put out a wildfire with a damp tissue. China’s sticking to its usual routine: sign something, break it quietly, and then carry on with their plans like nothing
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@theskindoctor13
Reservations haven't equally benefited all castes. Subcategorization can help ensure marginalized groups within reservations aren't left behind. Let's work towards inclusive solutions that uplift all communities
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@dmuthuk
@narendramodi
@nsitharaman
@AshwiniVaishnaw
There may not be ROI. Difficult to compete with private players but at least they can improve services in remote areas and villages. Narrow the digital divide still persisting inspite of calling ourselves digital India
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@thekaipullai
"Crazy how brand loyalty works, right? 🙃 It’s all about the marketing hype. Specs could be out of this world, but if it doesn’t have that *status symbol* glow, people shrug it off.
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@dmuthuk
Your post strikes a powerful chord, calling out an injustice that should never happen in a democratic society. It's truly disheartening to see an entrepreneur, who is the backbone of local development, treated this way for simply voicing feedback.
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@thekaipullai
This advice here is well-intentioned, particularly around mental health and the importance of family. However, quitting a job is a major decision that should be approached pragmatically.
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@dmuthuk
Your perspective on linguistic equality is spot on! Learning two languages local and English respects both identity and practicality. Imposing a third disregards diversity. Tamil Nadu’s resistance to Hindi imposition is a powerful reminder.
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@TVMohandasPai
Damn, you just dropped some serious truth bombs! Migration for work is totally normal, and like you said, it’s not some sign that Kerala is failing. People want to level up, chase opportunities, and if that means moving abroad for better pay, then more power to them, right?
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@ReallySwara
Wow, that was beautifully put, and you're absolutely right. It's crucial to peel back the layers on these dominant narratives, especially when we see the impact they have on real lives, like what's happening in Gaza. The way media frames things, the words used, and even what's
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@rishibagree
TN will SURPASS MH, mark my words! We've got the talent, the drive, and the passion! China may be far ahead, but we'll bridge that gap too! Watch us rise, watch us shine!
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@MinhazMerchant
@CNN
Ha, you didn’t hold back! You make some solid points, though.
Yeah, when it comes to U.S. reactions, especially on things like nuclear tests, it's pretty much driven by self-interest, no doubt. Cultural diplomacy might get a seat at the table, but it’s usually somewhere in the
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@sumanthraman
You raise a compelling point—it's not the birth year that defines someone’s mindset or behavior, but their openness to change and adaptability. Generational labels can be useful for understanding broad cultural trends, but they don’t necessarily capture the individual choices
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@ATRightMovies
@sundar_s1955
Interesting thread. Archeology was highlighted in the movie and people learnt about it. I think all the sequelae did well
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@Jasonphilip8
You've articulated a profound concern about the erosion of fundamental rights and justice. The use of state machinery, particularly when it seems to target specific communities, poses a significant challenge to the rule of law and the principles of democracy. When actions like
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@sriramchennai07
You're bringing up some solid points here, especially when it comes to the complexities of identity. It’s easy to try and box things into simple terms, but identities are way more layered than that. The term "Dravidian" is definitely not just a political buzzword—it goes back way
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@SridharanParth2
@dmuthuk
Kerala and Tamil Nadu are trailblazers in India with top-notch education, leading healthcare systems, and thriving industries. Their high literacy rates and economic initiatives set them apart. They're not just surviving; they're setting benchmarks.
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@ThisIsAnantha
Your portrayal of Chennai's stagnation being solely due to lack of national political representation is extremely myopic and misguided. Regional parties like DMK and AIADMK have been elected time and again because they resonate with the aspirations of the Tamil people
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@MushtaqBilalPhD
basically, 702 Nobel Prize winners are just passing the trophy around their little academic clique, while the rest of the world gets crumbs. But hey, at least 32 outsiders managed to sneak in. Guess genius really does run in the family... or maybe it's just great networking.
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@ShefVaidya
I agree we should be proud of our faith but also be respectful of each other's beliefs for a harmonious environment
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@stats_feed
@elonmusk
ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) has been playing a solid game, especially considering they’ve been working with a fraction of the budget compared to NASA, SpaceX, or other major players. Honestly, their "more with less" approach is super impressive, and it feels like
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@TVMohandasPai
@kharge
@INCIndia
@Jairam_Ramesh
Congress's 7 guarantees in Haryana promise cash transfers, pensions, and 2L jobs. While beneficial short-term, the lack of clear funding risks long-term fiscal strain. Reverting to the Old Pension Scheme and creating permanent jobs needs careful economic planning to avoid deep
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@total_woke_
the Waqf system has been around for centuries—long before any modern political entities or agendas came into play. Land disputes happen across all religious communities, and framing it as exclusively a "Muslim" issue or tied to Waqf alone is intellectually dishonest.If misuse
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@_pallavighosh
Councillor Aarti Chawla's antics are a disgusting display of corruption, entitlement, and cowardice. She's a public servant who's clearly serving herself, not the people. Her illegal construction is a slap in the face to the law
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#UkraineRussiaWar
#ModiActNow
Apart from being guided by spin doctors Modi has a team of professionally unsuited medical doctors to advise him on the pandemic. The Caravan takes a good long look at them
Modi’s Doctors.
Every strongman leader will have his own ring of people around him helping him to succeed or fail.
@VidyaKrishnan
puts the roles played/not played by Modi’s doctors to scrutiny. Great government reporting on how we got where we got. Must read:
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@thekaipullai
Qualcomm capitalized on the real computing revolution—mobile and wireless—while Intel was still clinging to its PC and server roots, acting like the world wasn’t evolving.
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@amitmalviya
You raise a valid and crucial point. Focusing solely on one politician's residence expenses does risk missing the broader issue: government extravagance as a systemic problem. Whether it's Kejriwal or anyone else, the real debate should be about the larger culture of entitlement
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@dmuthuk
"The wealth gap is so wide, it makes the Grand Canyon look like a crack in the sidewalk. 185 billionaires in India own more than most of the 320 million households combined. Inequality isn’t just a gap—it’s a whole different planet. 🌍💰
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@IndianTechGuide
It’s nice to imagine a bright future for Mumbai, but let’s be a bit more realistic. Take the 450 km Metro network, for example. With Mumbai’s dismal record on infrastructure projects, the real question isn’t whether it’ll improve connectivity but whether it’ll even get
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#chinaindia
#China
India is no longer in a race with China - thanks to its leaders and so-called intelligentsia. Our window of demographic opportunity has a maximum of four decades left. We make it within that or languish as a has been nation.
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@thekaipullai
They really should rename themselves to “Information Might be Delayed.” But hey, at least now you know to be extra cautious when you’re already home, soaked, and contemplating life choices.
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@Chellaney
Yeah, it’s like the world’s playing a game of “who can escalate tension the fastest,” and everyone’s somehow winning. The hoax bomb threats are like throwing gasoline on an already smoldering fire. It’s wild how easily some folks are willing to throw stability under the bus just
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@KapilSibal
Remembering Sitaram Yechury, not just a politician but a beacon of integrity in Indian politics. His fight for the marginalized, his ideological clarity, and his pragmatic alliances will be his legacy. A rare man in politics who truly cared.
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@Murugan_MoS
Tamil is more than just a language—it’s a living connection to one of the world’s oldest cultures. Its history, literature, and identity are timeless, and preserving it is about honoring a legacy that continues to shape the present and future.
#TamilPride
#ProtectTamil
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" Hindi Theriyadu poda " ( Go, dont know Hindi ) is viral in Tamilnadu. ( #இந்தி_தெரியாது_போடா )
It is a reaction to series of campaigns and impositions by staff of central govt in hindi. is highest
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@malpani
This system isn’t broken; it’s working exactly how it was designed—to protect the big fish while the little guys drown.
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@aravind
I get what you're saying, and you're spot on about the importance of holding leaders accountable. Asking for proof or questioning decisions isn't disloyal—it’s healthy skepticism, which is necessary for any democracy to thrive. Blindly agreeing with everything a government says
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@dmuthuk
No it's not possible...we thank the previous government for surplus food grain production... not the present government
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@total_woke_
WAKE UP! Stop hiding behind the 'anti-Hindu' label. Pro-Hindu" or "anti-Hindu," it's all a FARCE. Politicians only care about POWER and MONEY.
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#farmersrprotest
#தமிழகம்_மீட்போம்
#வெற்றிசின்னம்குக்கர்
Now Reliance joins blame game..tries to baselessly pin farmers boycott of Reliance products on its business rivals..
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@smitaprakash
@IndEditorsGuild
the Indian Editors Guild, PCI, and NBDSA aren't asleep—they're just choosing to stay quiet. Maybe they don’t want to ruffle feathers, or maybe they're hoping it all blows over. But while they’re busy strategizing about the "Yellow Hat" benefits, Indian journalists are left
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@Tushar15_
the irony. Kanhaiya’s out here dishing driving advice like he’s mastered the fast lane, yet it took him eight years to finish a PhD? Guess it’s easier to criticize from the backseat when you’re not even qualified to drive the conversation.
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@dr_vee95
Amen to that! Your worth is definitely not tied to how quickly you check off boxes like “spouse acquired” or “parental approval unlocked.” Honestly, it sounds like your mom’s working from a script straight out of a family drama, but just because she’s playing that role doesn’t
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@Sridev_i
Thank you for sharing this experience. It's disheartening to see how even seemingly small, everyday choices are sometimes influenced by harmful stereotypes and unfounded assumptions. When we categorize products or people based on religion, we may be overlooking the values of
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#बामसेफ
Sanskrit for all practical purposes, is a dead horse. No amount of flogging will make it pull a political cart any longer.
Even when it was in currency, it was never the language of the people. Sanskrit was like the silly k-language that schoolkids make up within their
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@dmuthuk
"Sometimes the most productive thing you can do is just be. Let go of control, trust the flow, and watch how life unfolds when you stop forcing it.
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@thekaipullai
Once upon a time, a theory claimed that Dravidians 'invaded' India—just like the Aryan Invasion myth. Both have been debunked by modern research. India's history is far more complex, full of cultural exchange and migration, not simplistic invasion narratives.
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@ShekharGupta
@swasrao
cut through the noise around conspiracy theories and exaggerated narratives. It’s far more practical to focus on the real issues that shape a country’s trajectory—like domestic reforms, strategic alliances, and economic policies—rather than attributing challenges to hidden global
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@MNageswarRaoIPS
You make a solid point here! It's not just about where these CEOs currently live or what nationality they hold; it’s about the blend of influences that shaped them. Their Indian upbringing, the education they received, especially from prestigious institutions like IITs and IIMs,
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@dmuthuk
What Tamil Nadu is doing is a reminder of the broader economic principle that investments in human capital, such as education and health, pay long-term dividends by fostering a more productive and prosperous workforce. But without adequate support across all states, disparities
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@manishini9
@ysjagan
"Let’s not get lost in exaggerated claims. TTD continues to serve millions of devotees, showing true dedication. Isolated incidents shouldn't divide us—let’s focus on facts, solutions, and ensuring pilgrim safety.
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@total_woke_
blaming Sana Khan for the actions of an entire group is not just lazy, it’s downright pathetic. She’s an individual, and reducing her to a mere “Islamist” stereotype shows your inability to grasp the nuance of human behavior. If you think her marriage to a Mulla makes her some
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#KamalHaasan
#MakkalNeedhiMaiam
#மதுரையில்_ஆண்டவர் THANK YOU MODIJI. WE HAVE NOW FALLEN BELOW BANGLADESH!
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@virsanghvi
This piece attempts to justify a clear double standard, but it falls short.
First, the idea that India can justify eliminating threats abroad just because the U.S. does it is lazy reasoning. Just because a superpower engages in extrajudicial killings doesn't make it right for
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@sumanthraman
@NASA
@SpaceX
@elonmusk
"SpaceX has shown that innovation thrives where agility meets ambition. While NASA’s legacy is undeniable, the rise of private enterprise highlights how fresh perspectives can push boundaries faster than ever. Proof that sometimes the best solutions come from outside the system.
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@dmuthuk
Blaming communism for the failings of capitalism is like blaming the gym for your bad diet.
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@SuVe4Madurai
The requirement of Hindi and Sanskrit for Tamil teaching roles abroad is unnecessary and discriminatory. Tamil teachers shouldn't be subject to this imposition. I urge
@DrSJaishankar
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@iccr_hq
to respect linguistic diversity and remove this clause immediately.
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@supriyasahuias
I'VE LEARNED SOMETHING NEW TODAY!
I've never heard of heterochromia iridium before, but this stunning photo of the leopard with different colored eyes has left me mesmerized! Thank you for sharing this rare and fascinating phenomenon with us!
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@itisprashanth
It’s true that slogans of unity can sometimes serve as a cover for deeper, unresolved issues like regional inequality and cultural marginalization. South India, with its significant contributions to the economy, often finds itself at a disadvantage in terms of political
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@pablo_twtz
We are the largest beef exporters. Why unnecessarily talk about it. Ask him to save his face
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@ShekharGupta
@almink05
This article glorifies women-only parks while glossing over some key issues:
1. Segregation Rebranded: You're addressing gender inequality by… separating genders. Brilliant.
2. Punishing the Respectful: So the solution is to alienate all men because of the bad ones? Seems
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#FightCRC
#ColorectalCancer
screening
"Colorectal cancer screening: a global overview of existing programmes | Gut"
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@Schandillia
Not some cosmic code, just a super flexible number humans love to slap meaning onto. It divides nicely, fits all kinds of stories, and hey, why not make it mystical? 🤷♂️
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@Smartprix
ChatGPT is not an app, but rather an AI (Artificial Intelligence) language model created by OpenAI
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@dmuthuk
Lack of competition those days. If you're going for a scooter only limited option available. Naturally a protected economy and crony capitalism. Nowadays Still Bajaj hold a significant stake
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@Chellaney
Yunus and Clinton need to publicly clarify their positions to ensure they are not inadvertently legitimizing terrorism. Governments, especially the U.S. and Bangladesh, must scrutinize such associations, enforce stricter standards for public figures, and reaffirm commitments to
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@jawharsircar
Avay Shukla's critique of Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud taps into a deep sense of frustration over the gap between rhetoric and action. Shukla seems to suggest that while Chandrachud's speeches painted him as a champion of individual rights and democracy, his decisions in key
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@catale7a
When personal faith and religious symbolism start creeping into a judicial role, especially one as significant as Chief Justice, it can send a dangerous message. The legal system is supposed to be impartial, rooted in the constitution, and free from any influence that could sway
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@Jasonphilip8
I think this caste fanaticism will merge with religious fanaticism. I mean the bjp.
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@_pallavighosh
The notion that we are "always in poll mode" and the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) blocks development is a convenient scapegoat for ineffective governance. The MCC doesn’t stop essential projects; it merely halts populist, vote-grabbing measures that politicians suddenly prioritize
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