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Love like there is no tomorrow. And if tomorrow comes, love again.

@FabrizioRomano By the time their "project" is up and running, players like Reece and Palmer might be in their mid-30s.

🚨 Behdad Eghbali: “We’ve got to be better on a few things, to add more ready-made players at this part of the project, to take it to the next level, to be consistent over time”. “We recognise we need balance. We have world champions, we have Champions League winners, we have elite, elite young players. Experience has developed now”.

Article 16-4 says reservation can only be provided for inadequate representation. AISHE (govt own higher edu survey) reports show there was no inadequate representation of SC/ST/OBC in education in Odisha (5 yrs ago it was 56%, now it must have crossed 60-65%). Still the govt increased reservation. It's not "social justice", it's pure vote-bank politics!!

Never vote for BJP outside of Assam, Maharashtra & UP unless they announce their CM candidates because it installs puppet CMs who can’t stand for their state and then make ridiculously bad policies. People look at you with disgust if you say you like BJP.

As you can see, learning Hindi is easy and simple.

@NewsArenaIndia No, he banned party affiliated politics in colleges, schools and universities, i.e., no student wing of political parties. Students can form their groups and contest university elections.

Nepal PM Balen Shah bans Student Politics.

@majorirfanakbar @twinitisha After watching Dhaarna's video, I would say "yes."

@twinitisha Did she beat her?

Insane acting 😂

Tiger urine contains a chemical compound called 2-Acetyl-1-pyrroline, which is the exct same molecule that gives freshly buttered popcorn its aroma. Nxt time you’re in any tiger park & suddenly smell a movie theater, a tiger has likely just mrkd its territory rt nxt to u

@aneetta_joby_ He may be the doc and knows what he is doing, but not listening to patient's problems and talking rudely while we have so many doubts is truely depressing and the trust is lost.

@aneetta_joby_ We visited a Urologist for a second opinion for my dad. He has been taking prostate medicine for past few months. The doc just looked at the report of test done 2 months ago and said that surgery is required. He was so rude and authoritative while we tried to ask questions.

I’m slowly losing faith in doctors. They start prescribing medicines without even listening to my full concerns

@GyanJaraHatke If centre and states keep messing up the fiscal stability with freebies, we will soon reach the same state as Pakistan. Like that quote, "You become what you hate the most."

पाकिस्तान बर्बाद।😁😅🤣😂

@PhanindraP_24 @kunalrv Separate

@kunalrv Is there a separate ballot for 2 or the same

Did you know? In Nepal’s 275-member lower house, the House of Representatives, 165 members are elected through the First-Past-The-Post (FPTP) system, similar to the system used in India. The remaining 110 members are elected through a Proportional Representation (PR) system, where political parties are allotted seats based on the percentage of votes they receive in the election.

“Five minutes after birth, they decide your name, religion, nationality and sect. And you spend the rest of your life defending what you did not choose.” - Arthur Schopenhauer

@ManeeManjunath I have seen Rapido bike taxi riders checking cricket score on phone while riding.

I’ve taken 4 auto rides this week. All between 15-25mins. Every auto driver has been on the phone non-stop for every single minute of every ride. It’s the same in stores, salons, shops,… Everyone is busy on their phones instead of doing work. We have a serious cellphone addiction problem in our country.

unless you’re naturally a music lover, no one warns you how you’ll become less interested with new music the older you get, & you just go back to all your old favorite songs

Ironically, early ideological founders of Sangh, RSS and Hindu Mahasabha denounced reservations in jobs and educational institutions. Infact, in his election manifesto, Savarkar proclaimed: " Services would go by merit alone". Likewise, Guruji Golwalkar believed reservations would harm Hindu unity and national integration. He said: "Continued special privileges on the basis of caste only is bound to create vested interests in them in remaining as a separate entity. That would harm their integration with the rest of the [Hindu] society"

@RaviRSaigal1 @mshahi0024 This same trick was applied to my friend near a metro station in Delhi. But in this story, friend lost the five hundred rupees.

@mshahi0024 I have been through this A man a snake took five hundred Then told me snake has blessed me & taken 500 as my offering... I grabbed the snake & told him I will cut and take out my 500, then told him to sit in car & I will take him to Police station Finally 500 retrieved🤦‍♂️

1. Baba says, touch a note to his bucket, get lucky. 2. Youth shows 10 rupees. Baba gets offended. 3. Baba says, take blessings with bigger note. 4. Youth try with ₹500 note, baba instantly grabs it... What is the Learning?🫢

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@KuldeepBadiyal For some political reasons, how we conveniently ignore BN Rau.

Every social group in India is now a victim - Upper Castes are victims of an apartheid state - Backward Castes have been oppressed for thousands of years - Muslims are victims of a Hindu-majoritarian state - Hindus aren't getting their rights because 'system unka hai' - Farmers, labourers and delivery guys are victims of evil capitalists - Women are victims of a male-dominated society - Men are victims of laws that favour women - Taxpayer is victim of apathy and indifference from the system If you add everyone up, 99% of Indian society sees itself as a victim in some form or another. Politics in multiple states is about groups wanting to be classified as backward or OBCs. There are entire movements based around it. Victimhood "is" the aspiration. If I can get classified as a 'victim', it will give my group more rights, clout and electoral power. It wasn't always like this. Victimhood wasn't seen as a virtue. People weren't encouraged to see themselves with pity. People were taught to work on themselves and improve their lives. It is why groups like the Parsis flourished - they were refugees from a foreign land who came here with nothing. It was an insignificantly tiny population with no voting power or mass movements. They never asked for separate electorates, or reservations or special status. They built schools, hospitals, businesses and institutions. Disadvantage was treated as a problem to be solved through competence, not as a badge to be weaponised. Suffering did not automatically translate into entitlement. Everyone in the country respects the Parsis for who they are, and what they managed to do as a group. Never be a victim. Be like the Parsis.