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Believe in the energy of soul 💫❤️ Danke!!💙

Mumbai Katılım Ağustos 2019
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Appurva@Appurva20·
Blinded by lights, surrounded by Chaos
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moon child
moon child@marxistnila·
they need to refund everyone who were made to do ultrasound for pcos
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Appurva@Appurva20·
Yay! Had the best birthday till today. Chosen family ❤️.
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Raj Thackeray@RajThackeray·
Jai Maharashtra, Two days ago, Prime Minister Narendra Modi appealed to Indians to adopt austerity. Reduce gold purchases, avoid unnecessary foreign travel, consume less petrol and diesel, shift to electric vehicles, and embrace work-from-home practices. Why? Because gold and crude oil are imported, and they drain precious foreign exchange reserves. And with the Iran conflict escalating, global crude prices have surged sharply. Fair enough. But the Prime Minister and senior leaders continue to travel across the country with massive convoys, roadshows, helicopters, flower showers, and extravagant political campaigns. Will the prime minister admit that ‘such political excesses were our mistake, and all of us including me, will not repeat it’? Why should the common man suffer for your mistakes? Is austerity meant only for the citizen and never for the political class? Crude oil today is hovering around 90–100 dollars per barrel. But this is not the first time the world has seen such prices. During the 2008 financial crisis, during the Arab Spring of 2011–12, and the 2013–14 phase (when the BJP itself aggressively attacked the UPA over fuel prices) and again during the OPEC production cuts in 2022–23, crude prices had similarly touched these levels. During 3-4 such periods Dr. Manmohan Singh was the Prime Minister. Narendra Modi himself held the position once. Dr. Manmohan Singh did not ask citizens to stop travelling abroad. Narendra Modi himself did not make such appeals earlier either. So why now? When global crude prices had fallen to nearly 60–65 dollars per barrel, Indian citizens were still paying extremely high prices for petrol and diesel because of heavy taxation. The government earned lakhs of crores through fuel taxes. Where did that money go? The Prime Minister once mocked the “freebie culture.” Yet elections - from Maharashtra to Bihar to West Bengal - are increasingly fought and won through precisely such populist giveaways. In Maharashtra, the ‘Ladki Bahin’ scheme has put tremendous strain on state finances. Instead of genuinely empowering women through jobs, education, and safety, governments distribute temporary cash benefits while inflation silently takes back much of that money. If the economic situation is indeed serious, will the Prime Minister openly ask all political parties to stop competitive populism? The PM now asks citizens to reduce fuel consumption. Fine. But why did this wisdom not emerge during massive election campaigns involving thousands of vehicles, endless roadshows, and the transport of lakhs of supporters across states like West Bengal, Assam, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala? That itself would have burnt crores of liters of petrol and diesel. This didn’t occur to you when massive money power was wielded to gain votes there? Citizens are also being advised to avoid foreign travel. But how many Indians can afford international travel today? Even the middle class that can afford it is living under constant job insecurity. Students wish to study abroad because India has not invested deeply enough in higher education over the last decade, nor created enough confidence in domestic institutions. All you seem to be interested in is imposition of Hindi. Meanwhile, foreign institutional investors have been steadily pulling money out of Indian markets. Estimates suggest that nearly ₹1.5 lakh crore has exited over the past few months. The Prime Minister and his Chief Ministers travel to colder climates to cement investment deals. But if they are making those deals with Indian companies, why even go to Switzerland for it? The Prime Minister himself is embarking on another multi-country foreign tour beginning May 15. First cancel these travels and then preach austerity.
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Chiamaka Nwakalor-Egemba
Chiamaka Nwakalor-Egemba@chef_amakaa·
We have spent years being told it is “just a period problem” while our skin, our weight, our mood, and our energy were all falling apart. Today, the medical world finally admitted you were right. PCOS is now PMOS.
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Appurva@Appurva20·
Why do before periods or during periods I have major meetings. I hate being answerable to people.
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Appurva@Appurva20·
@rushikesh_agre_ Many cars are parked in sides of the old expressway. Take care
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Mumbai Rains
Mumbai Rains@rushikesh_agre_·
12 km = 1 hr 22 min on Mumbai Pune Expressway. Travel accordingly, Mumbaikars.
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Sakshi@Sakshi50038·
A Gen Z candidate joined a company after clearing all rounds. For two weeks, she stayed quiet. Came on time. Did her work. Smiled at everyone. Managers called her “the perfect hire.” Then came the monthly review. HR asked, “How has your experience been so far?” She said, “Honestly, good. I just have one small concern.” HR got serious. She continued, “The person who trained me knows less than me.” The manager got offended instantly. Before anyone could speak, she opened her laptop, connected it to the screen, and said, “That’s why I made his reports for the last 8 days.” Everyone turned toward the manager. Then the CEO asked, “Can you train the trainer from tomorrow?”
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Appurva@Appurva20·
Not many mother's can let go of their sons, what a sad story for an individual being.
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Resko★
Resko★@Bloke_Baz·
Remember when you used to open instagram and it was just pictures of your friends, instead of influencers and ads? Ah, the good old days
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Kia 🧸ྀི@xevekiah·
My boyfriend and I were at the mall and he decided to act like he didn’t know me. He walks up all smooth and goes, “You’re too pretty to be shopping alone. Let me carry your bags.” Before I could even react, this girl from the next aisle pops up next to me and goes, “She’s not alone. I’m right here.” And just stands there staring at him 😭I told her he’s actually my boyfriend, but the way she clocked in for duty??? but honestly, girl… I appreciate you 😭👏
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I think Gmail lying about this storage shit
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𝕯eon@chiplichipli2k·
In a room full of people you’ll find me in the corner scrolling through twitter.
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fly high and rest in peace goat, idk how to explain but the loss feels so personal, i've grown up listening to asha ji and would like to pass away like that aswell, cause even if she won't be here her voice would live forever transcending time 🤍🕊🙏🏻
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it's honestly embarrassing that Chrome accidentally became the best PDF viewer while Adobe spent decades making Acrobat slower and more bloated
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Pulkit Kochar
Pulkit Kochar@kocharpulkit·
anything is better than this tbh😭
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𝒩 𝑒 𝒙@Nexiraluv·
gifs when the joke is time sensitive
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Ramen 🍉
Ramen 🍉@CoconutShawarma·
how tf does this month have one more day left????
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