Akshay Vijay

@mufaddal_vohra I don't understand he is already a known name why would he needs PR😭

The thing about places like Tirumala is that they have a way of putting everything into perspective. Outside the temple, Anant Ambani is one of the country's most recognizable names. Inside, he was simply another devotee participating in a tradition that millions have followed before him. That's probably the most powerful thing about faith.

@PallaviSAnand What this poser in our team 🤢

kohli I hope you're good friends w him

@aanandaaudio Yarappa aa 151 jana e kivi parade kittogo song na like madiddu😭

ಸಿಡಿಸಿಡ ಕೋಪನೇ ಸಿಂಗಾರ ಇವಳ ಬಡ ಬಡ ಮಾತೆಲ್ಲ ಬಂಗಾರ ಸುಮ್ಸುಮ್ನೆ ಇದ್ರೂನೂ ಅರಸಾನೇ ನಂಗೆ ಬುಳ್ ಬುಳನೆ ನಕ್ಕುಬುಟ್ರೆ ಚಂದಿರ ❤ Movie: #ayogya2 Song: #muddmudduputlakshmi Music On: #anandaudio

@NainaSunaina2 @normaly_abnorml Me while listening to that ayogya song 😑

@normaly_abnorml I wanted to know ವೈನ್ Andre?

In an alternate universe, ಬಾರಿ ವೈನ್ ಆಗವಳೇ is a Chart buster song and breaking all records of ದ್ವಾಪರ ದಾಟುತ ನಿನ್ನೆ ನೋಡಲು song! 😭😭 Just sayin 🏃🏽‍♂️🏃🏽‍♂️

@vasu266541 Then why does sheep stealer keeps killing sheeps? 😤 No respect for his forefathers or what????

Did you know the Targaryens are related to the Kurubas, Karnataka's sheep herding community? In George RR Martin's books, the name Targaryen is taken from the Kannada word "Tagaru" (sheep). This fits their lore, as Targaryens were sheep herders before establishing their kingdom

@Polymarket You had to do a study to find that out?😭

JUST IN: Study reveals 60% of TikTok videos are "AI slop"

@DiscussingFilm Unsettling, looks like they have been possessed by a banana

Minions have been dispersed onto the carpet of the ‘MINIONS & MONSTERS’ premiere.

@maa_bhaishiiH Knowing*

@maa_bhaishiiH God all this para and not know it has been shifted to Class 10. Maybe your teacher forgot to mention something called research.

In my Class 9, the French Revolution was the first chapter in my history book. My teacher taught it like it was the best thing that ever happened in the world and was going on and on about liberty, equality, and fraternity. But, when I actually understood the entire lesson, I felt something was wrong. Yes, the Bourbon monarchy was terrible. But, what happened during and after the revolution was far worse. The radical Jacobin party seized power and guillotined people casually like they cut fruits. They persecuted priests, closed down churches and replaced Catholicism with a "Cult of Reason" (an atheistic civic religion with ceremonies in desecrated cathedrals like Notre-Dame) and even introduced a new calendar with a 10-day week to upset the traditional religio-cultural rhythms. Wasn't all that nuts? During their Reign of Terror (1793–1794), at least 16,000–17,000 people were officially executed by guillotine after quick trials, with another 10,000+ dying in prisons without trial; broader estimates for Terror-related deaths (including massacres) reach 30,000–50,000 in under a year. This was deliberate de-christianisation and social engineering: thousands of priests were exiled or killed, churches looted or turned into "Temples of Reason," and the new Republican Calendar erased Sundays and saints' days to remake society from scratch. And the violence wasn't limited to Paris. For e.g, in the Vendée region, where Catholic royalists resisted, Republican forces unleashed brutal repression ; estimates of deaths there alone run from 170,000 to over 200,000 (out of a local population of around 800,000), including mass drownings, shootings, and "infernal columns" that burned villages. And what happened? Another dictator Napoleon Bonaparte seized power and became the emperor of France. He crowned himself in 1804, ended the Republic in all but name, and launched the Napoleonic Wars, which killed an estimated 3–6 million people across Europe (military and civilian) through battle, disease, and famine. And after he was defeated? The Bourbon monarchy was actually restored! Then, France oscillated between other monarchies and republics for a long time. Bourbons from 1814/1815, then more upheaval in 1830, and in 1848, another empire under Napoleon III, and the Third Republic only stabilising later in the 1870s. with the Third Republic. My point was that if the Ancien Régime was bad, the Revolution's radical phase delivered far more death, persecution, and eventual authoritarianism in a much shorter time. I pointed these out broadly (of course at t that time I did not have exact statistics and just relied on my textbook) and asked my teacher how can this be a good thing if it led to so much chaos and persecution at a scale far worse than the ancien regime. She just parroted back "Liberté, égalité, fraternité" and told that I was making judgements and asking questions beyond my auqaat (so much for liberty and reason, huh!!??). I think that my questioning of sanitised textbook narratives and pushing back on rote slogans like "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity" (while ignoring the body count and chaos) showed real critical thinking on my part; which is exactly what the French Revolution claimed to champion. Ironically, my teacher dismissed a student like me with "you're asking beyond your auqaat" while preaching reason. This is ironic. Peut etre, c'est la vie?! It is true that over the long term, the Revolution led to reforms like abolition of feudal privileges, equality before the law, careers based more on merit than birth, and establishment of secular state institutions but these could have very well happened without the radicalism and violence of a revolution. That was exactly what I was questioning. Does not matter whether you teach the French Revolution or something else. Make students think critically rather than making them swallow slogans blindly.

@Musafirr_hu_yar But shouldn't he be remembered for being woke/ally to represent Gay in his position????

Ben stokes will be remembered as homophobic as he took Gay position as opener in his last match

@ScraAndStirlo @fluter46 @csni @cricketireland Brother I told you to not do it and your boys went on to do it in the next match itself. Not cool man, not cool.

History made & us supporters have the very easy bit! Massive thanks must go to all who made the last few days happen. Firstly & importantly @fluter46 & all at @csni plus all staff & volunteers from across @cricketireland and all the Indian fans for an atmosphere to remember /

@willocallaghan Irish people I know are Cillian Murphy, Barry Koeghan, Collin Farell, Saoirse Ronan, Lorcan Tucker,Ross Adair,Tim Tector,Harry Tector,Ben Calitz,Gareth Delany,George Dockrell,Gavin Hoey,Matthew Humphreys,Jai Moondra,Matt Hollard and Will O'Callaghan. This will be the last win 😮‍💨

Ireland backing it up to sweep world champions India 2-0.

So true his speech after the knicks win had shades of Jawaharlal Nehru and Modiji in it and his speech after being the mayor started with the quote of Jawaharlal Nehru. All these westerners do is steal.

Teen onto 40s. Be damned if people have hobbies other than their jobs. They were shit but this tweet is shitter

@JohnKennyMedia So happy for you man. Keep at it, it's the moments like this, make it worth it all.

Just brilliant. I’ve invested a lot of time following commentating and reporting on Irish cricket domestic and international and this is just sensational

@MeghUpdates Do stupid shit win stupid price

Bijnor, UP: A man named Salim found a dead venomous snake and used it for a social media stunt reel, repeatedly putting the snake's mouth into his own mouth. Residual venom entered his system. Now he is critical, battling for his life in hospital.

@SrBachchan Sir 3 din se pooch raha hoon aap sote nahi he kya? Is umar me ye thik nahi 😮‍💨

T 5786 - गिर जाओ, फिर खड़े हो जाओ । घुड़ सवारी की मान्यता ।

@anil798623 People are ripping into the greatest batsmen for just living in a different country and you are saying this to someone who is the boy wonder.

I will suggest vaibhav suryavanshi to leave india and play for another country....

@shailesh18_ What do you expect with people the brain size of a pea

Wow, we started blaming loss on people who come to watch matches, not on players. That's genius thinking to say the least.

@rajupp come out mister, we have a thing or two to settle