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They are bringing @crpfindia in 200 vehicles from Uttar Pradesh to attack you. - Mamata Banerjee This is not just hate speech targeting our CRPF jawans but the vilest form of slander against their honour as the claim was directed at young girls. Where is the Supreme Court?

Sleep deprivation is very common in urban India Rapid urbanization, long commutes, and late work hours mean many adults sleep <6 hours/night, increasing risks of hypertension, diabetes, and poor cognition. I don't know why isn't it a commonly spoken of topic

@imnottanmay Your bio is hilarious

With love, from Andaman

Mr Bhattacharjya, firstly, thank you for your grace & manners. Unfortunately, it's rare these days for people to debate with an open mind and polite words. Doing so makes discussions productive. Now, on your point of my earlier tweet (with the picture of the text of the 1829 Sati Regulation Act) - many British era acts remained active post independence as well. In such cases, the said Legacy legislation adopted/inherited by States would mention the name of that State, post independence. And finding legacy legislation in modern Indian GOI papers is easier. But I understand if you would like to see original British papers rather than trust the Indian Government's publication. For your kind consideration, I actually sourced a copy of the legislation from the book "The Correspondence of Lord William Cavendish Bentinck Governor General of India 1828-1835" (Oxford University Press). PFA the attached pic to this tweet. You will note that the preamble is exactly the same; the Indian bureaucracy did a good job in transcribing, it appears. The point remains: 1) Sati is banned and should be banned. But, Sati is not a feature of Hinduism and is not considered imperative in our ancient scriptures 2) Sati was very very rarely practiced (as the British themselves acknowledged) 3) Where ever Sati was practiced, Hindus themselves saw it as unlawful and wicked (as the British themselves acknowledged) The question remains: In the very very rare cases where Sati was practiced, why did it begin? It appears to have begun with the invasions (because there was a collective version of Sati as well called Jauhar). Did the brutality and debauchery of the foreign Turkic rulers (mischievously called Islamic invasions by establishment historians) lead to this practice of death before dishonour? Perhaps some unbiased historians should do some scholarly research and educate ordinary people like you and me. @joybhattacharj

@ShivAroor I love you Shiv, but this is unacceptable 🫣

This week in mediocre foods: NORTH INDIAN DAHI VADA/DAHI BHALLA #ShivsMediocreFoods

Møtet med statsminister Jonas Gahr Store var utmerket. Vår arktiske politikk har ført til en ytterligere sementering av de bilaterale forbindelsene mellom India og Norge. Vi snakket om hvordan investeringskoblingene mellom landene våre kan forbedres, særlig innen fornybar energi, grønn hydrogen og den blå økonomien. Tettere samarbeid innen sektorer som innovasjon og forskning ble også diskutert. @jonasgahrstore

If there is one thing you can do today for your health, start with this ................ . . . . . . . Sleep well 😊

Just want to say a big thank you to all my friends here! Love you all, and you guys rock! 🔥⚒️

Are all Norwegians so sad about #Trump2024 , or is it just the weather 😶‍🌫️ @DogecoinNorway @elonmusk

Let me hear you all say good things are coming ❤️

.#VineshPhogat As far as the event is concerned, it was Vinesh and her support team who needed to be responsible. She was well aware of what it entailed to fight in the 50kg category, far below her normal weight, and no one but her team could have influenced her in doing so. As an experienced athlete, it was her responsibility to make sure she was within the stipulated weight. That she wasn’t was very unfortunate and disappointing for us all in India. But if there is anyone at fault here, it is Vinesh and her support team, and not Usha or anyone else. That she lost the medal is her fault, and no one else’s, and that’s something she has to own up to.

In our series of debunking alleged journalist & TMC MP Sagarika Ghose’s husband Rajdeep Sardesai’s(@sardesairajdeep) biased Prime Time reporting on India today, we now expose his propaganda on the meet up of Rahul Gandhi with Vinesh Phogat & Bajrang Punia, Haryana & Jammu Kashmir elections & IC-814 hijack And the question remains; What is Aroon Purie’s(@aroonpurie) compulsion in continuing to give slots to such biased and agenda propagandists? @shreya_arora22 #Haryana #IC814TheKandaharHijack

“Alleged rape and murder”? Post mortem report said that “perverted sexuality” and “genital torture” had resulted in serious wound in her private parts. Head was slammed. Glass shard in her eyes. Her pelvis was shattered. How is this “alleged”, you sick, disgusting man?

@TimesAlgebraIND Had it been India, the entire western world would have raised a huge hue & cry, labeled us as a third world country, posted pictures about poverty and filth.

Rishi Sunak has won 110 seats out of 600 seats[18.3%] and silently accepted his defeat in the elections. Rahul Gandhi won 99 seats out of 543 seats [18.23%] and dancing like a JOKER in the Indian Parliament.

We have Wg Cdr Abhinandan back with us. Indian Air Force is proud of our Airwarrior #Abhinandan. (5/5) #WelcomeHomeAbhinandan

Looks like initially Pakistanis have not treated Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman well. He was beaten up. If any attempt to torture him is made, Pakistan will have to pay very dearly. Pakis should not think this is 1999 Kargil War. No mercy will be shown to Paki assets.