Mann Singh 🇮🇳

This video never gets old..😂😂

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Marry well, stay in shape, build something you own, and protect your time.

@thedavidjacquez @goodreads 100%

@goodreads The Fountainhead

What book really got you into reading?

In 2006 a high school English teacher asked students to write to a famous author & ask for advice. KURT VONNEGUT (who left us 19yrs ago today) was the only one to respond. His reply was a doozy.

Most gangster thing I’ve seen on here so far 😂👏❤️

This dude sees an eagle eyeing the fish he's just caught and does this

2025 winners of the 4 big SF awards.

@impression_ists Man didn't have a ton of friends in my humble opinion.

Celebration by Vincent van Gogh

At the peak of the Cold War, one woman mounted her bicycle in Ireland and headed for India via Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. She emerged knowing “that for all the horrible chaos of [politics] this world is full of kindness” themarginalian.org/2026/03/07/der…

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, with an incredibly thoughtful answer to the smartest person he's ever met. If you listen closely to the words he uses, including "empathy" and "wisdom," you'll realize a certain group of people he's not describing.

I just read a perceptive and richly informative essay in Hindi on the great ecologist Madhav Gadgil, who died recently. It is written by a young research scholar at Delhi University, @tyagishubhendraarch . Here is a link: thewirehindi.com/320517/remembe…

A more precise statement: All modern humans have an unbroken lineage of about 300,000 years going back to Africa. All Indians carry a genetic lineage going back about 60,000 years to the arrival of the Out of Africa migrants. All Indians also carry the genetic lineage of the people who would go on to build the Harappan Civilization, a mix of the Out of Africa migrants and later migrants from ancient Iran, going back to perhaps 7,000 years ago. Most Indian population groups also carry the genetic lineage of the Steppe migrations from Central Asia between 2000-1500 BCE that brought Indo-European languages to the subcontinent, as also the East Asian migrations that brought Austro-Asiatic languages after 2000 BCE. Yes, we do carry a long genetic lineage, one that goes far beyond 5000 years, as we are a mix of multiple migrations into India that happened in prehistory.

"The future is not a place we are going to, but a place we are creating. The path to it is not found, but built, and the act of building it changes both the builder and the destination." Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

@kaushikrj6 When Umar Khalid quotes and draws parallels to the sacrifices made by Christ and Bhagat Singh - that's because he earns that right. Wherever we are on our spectrum of political and ideological beliefs, he should be freed.

If there is one thing you read today, let it be this. Umar Khalid spoke to Apeksha Priyadarshini from jail. "What I really want those, who express solidarity with me, to understand is that I reject the victimhood that I’m often identified with by others. There is pain in this seemingly endless wait, indeed; but there is also a beauty to this pain. I’m content where I am, in spite of what I’m being subjected to, because there is beauty in knowing that this is not about me alone. My incarceration is not merely to target me as an individual; it is to teach my fellow comrades a lesson that anyone who dares to ask uncomfortable questions to the powers that be can, and will be, forcefully silenced without respite. Therefore, this battle that I’m fighting, too, is larger than me as an individual. This is why the language in which those, who believe in what I have to say, speak of me and others in this case needs to change. Ours is a battle for a vision—of a time in our society when some will not be more equal than others. This conviction is what makes this pain bearable. It’s almost Christ-like, or Bhagat Singh-like. Both sacrificed their lives for causes of the oppressed and there is beauty in knowing that this is the lineage of which I’m a part, in a history that shall be penned for the future." outlookindia.com/national/voice…

My latest book - We, The People of India, will be launched in Delhi on 6th February at the Jawahar Bhawan Auditorium. The book is an historical, cultural, and philosophical exploration of the symbols that represent our nation. At the Delhi launch, I will be in conversation with Nivedita Menon and Sanjay Hegde, moderated by Seema Chishti. Look forward to seeing you. @WestlandBooks Pre-Order the book on Amazon: amzn.in/d/h4wSmxL

Post a picture YOU took. Just a pic. No description.

Now that is progress! And was ten months ago ….

@JeffBezos Mileage kitna deti hai … bad pun aside, great achievement. Literally - onwards and upwards!

State vs Science.