Sudas
543 posts
@FatahBrar @coolfunnytshirt Never forget that more than half of Sikh homeland was taken from them and is part of a country where Sikhs are persecuted to the fullest. But sure India k saamne chaud le mc
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@coolfunnytshirt Sikhs are globalists. Our own identity is already too strong. We don’t need india. India needs us.
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@gupta_rekha Ped ki spelling nahin aati CM ji? Hindi mein likhne ko bol dijiye social media team ko madam
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Humari Delhi, Humari Zimmedari 🌳
Delhi’s green cover is Delhi’s lifeline and we must protect it together.
If you see a tree being cut illegally, call our helpline immediately: 📞 1800-118-600
#ViksitDelhi
#GoGreenDelhi
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@raymondopolis Colonialism did it. Yes they should've shed it in 70 years.
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This is actually core to my mental model of India: the inescapable visual footprint of the state
Politicians' portraits on street corners and websites
Flagged government cars
The prestige of having even a minor bureaucratic title
"This bus stop brought to you by Shri [local leader]"
It's not unique to any single party. It's ingrained in the political culture
When the hand of government is visible everywhere—roads, airports, digital spaces, daily life—you might start to believe that the state is the main driver of growth and progress
Sam Khawasé@samkhawase
What if India built GitHub?
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@Proud__Kaur @SniperRani Chal na bhosdiki. 2 generation pehle jinka surname existence mein aaya hai wo bakchodi na hi karein to thik hain. Guru ka naam duba rahe ho tum log haramkhor sale.
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He is a mediocre cuck... He has no pan India appeal ...He is hyped by his followers in the heartland.
Chota Don@choga_don
Diljit Dosanjh on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, He says I am from Punjab, Man proudly repped Punjab (as he should), talked about his roots, culture, music everything. But not once did he actually mention India. Not even in passing. If you are celebraty and appearing on a massive global platform, you would introduce yourself with your country and not only the state. Is this just strong regional pride or a very calculated branding move where "Punjab" is the identity he wants to push internationally? I have seen, it's becoming a pattern across his interviews. What's your view?
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You must have noticed,
it’s always the Biharis who are found carrying the bug of raising the flag of nationalism.
Chota Don@choga_don
Diljit Dosanjh on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, He says I am from Punjab, Man proudly repped Punjab (as he should), talked about his roots, culture, music everything. But not once did he actually mention India. Not even in passing. If you are celebraty and appearing on a massive global platform, you would introduce yourself with your country and not only the state. Is this just strong regional pride or a very calculated branding move where "Punjab" is the identity he wants to push internationally? I have seen, it's becoming a pattern across his interviews. What's your view?
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@Kaur_preet0596 How is questioning one guy equating questioing the entire faith, region and people. Are you guys fucking insane?
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@cricketwoman A regionalist, no matter from what region, that thinks their region is above the nation, above the civilization, is a problem. Simple as that.
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My view on Diljit Dosanjh is simple, he represents Punjab with pride, which is absolutely his right. Being a Punjabi is itself an honour, given the situations they went through from time to time.
However, he rarely speaks about broader national issues. He didn’t comment on events like the Pahalgam attack or acknowledge operations such as Operation Sindoor, despite portraying an Air Force role in Border 2.
At the same time, he chose to promote a project with a Pakistani actress more openly outside India during a sensitive period around Pahalgam attack.
He can celebrate Punjab freely, but as a prominent “Punjabi” figure, which is an ethnicity in India, it would be a delight to see him talk about national issues as well.
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@goldenhues018 How is questioning one guy questioning the entire community? You are making it such OP didn't.
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Idk what Diljit Dosanjh belives in, if he wants a separate punjab or not
But I don't think that Sikhs need to prove their nationalism to anyone, regional pride is not wrong and everyone should be proud of their culture especially if it's as rich and brave as that of a sikh
Chota Don@choga_don
Diljit Dosanjh on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, He says I am from Punjab, Man proudly repped Punjab (as he should), talked about his roots, culture, music everything. But not once did he actually mention India. Not even in passing. If you are celebraty and appearing on a massive global platform, you would introduce yourself with your country and not only the state. Is this just strong regional pride or a very calculated branding move where "Punjab" is the identity he wants to push internationally? I have seen, it's becoming a pattern across his interviews. What's your view?
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@ConquerTheMind_ Fuck off. We have all met Punjabis in our lives. All good Punjabis always say India or Punjab India to non Indians. This guy is playing and he knows he is playing.
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Bruh Punjab is our identity. No element of separatism here, let him be.
Chota Don@choga_don
Diljit Dosanjh on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, He says I am from Punjab, Man proudly repped Punjab (as he should), talked about his roots, culture, music everything. But not once did he actually mention India. Not even in passing. If you are celebraty and appearing on a massive global platform, you would introduce yourself with your country and not only the state. Is this just strong regional pride or a very calculated branding move where "Punjab" is the identity he wants to push internationally? I have seen, it's becoming a pattern across his interviews. What's your view?
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@DivodasPutra @scroll_in Bro it had nothing to do with caste. These ppl who claim to hate brahminical patriarchy create new non existing versions of it to satisfy there agenda.
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Puneri brahmanical culture does not need to say anything explicitly. The nasal “na” says it all, reinforcing segregated sociability.
scroll.in/article/109246…
It drew lines separating many Marathis and its speakers and made it clear which side of the line conferred legitimacy and dignity.
Shailaja Paik writes
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@Ahmadansari2233 Now do the test of internals on the victus and neo come on now. Play the same game on both, lets see.
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@630Aum @scroll_in It drives me nuts when people call पुणे, पुने. And no not just that, even हरियाणा, हरियाना । And I am neither a brahmin, nor from Pune. I just hate when people standardize the wrong things and then guilt trap people who say it wrong.
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@scroll_in As a brahmin from pune if you think correct pronunciation is castiest you can fuck right off. I will say ण and correct ppl too.
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The West built its power grids on Copper. But India is Copper-Poor & Aluminium-Rich. Indian scientists perfected the AL-59 Aluminium Alloy conductors, a material that carries up to 30% more power than traditional cables while sagging far less under extreme heat & load.
While the West battles decades-old copper infra, India quietly built the world’s most advanced 800 kV Ultra High Voltage Direct Current (UHVDC) corridors, engineering marvels that move massive power across 1000s of KMs with unmatched efficiency.
Also, through the UJALA scheme, India distributed 36.8 crore+ (368M) LED bulbs. This single initiative slashed peak electricity demand by ~9500 MW & saved 48 billion units of electricity every yr. 9500 MW is equivalent to the output of ~20-25 large coal-fired power plants/the entire generation capacity of several states... achieved w/o burning a single extra tonne of coal.
Data Source: @indianmatrix
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@Brodonthesitate Leaders of this country have failed the people of this country.
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Three US nationals on tourist visas have been detained in Pune after they were caught distributing Bible pamphlets in English, Hindi and Marathi and attempting to preach Christianity; Ordered to leave India.
A local taxi driver alerted police after the trio tried to influence him. Pamphlets were seized and the trio issued "Leave India" notices, asked to depart by May 10.
Foreigners on tourist visas are prohibited from religious propagation.
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@Nabarun204 Half of your province is a separate country now. Talking about kicking out invaders. Claim that first losers.
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This ad by @Unilever - Comfort is completely unacceptable.
Using a fish market as something “disgusting” to promote your product is not creative — it’s disrespectful. Fish is food. Millions of people depend on it for their livelihood. Fishermen, vendors, and market workers work hard every single day, and this ad reduces their environment to something shameful.
People who eat fish don’t see it as “dirty” or “unbearable.” They go to these markets proudly and buy fresh food for their families. What exactly are you trying to say here?
This is not just marketing — this is humiliation.
You’ve insulted:
Fishermen who risk their lives at sea
Market workers who earn with dignity
And millions of people who consume fish as a staple food
If this is your idea of branding, it shows a complete lack of respect for real people and real work.
Do better. Apologize. And stop portraying honest livelihoods as something inferior.
#RespectFishermen #StopInsensitiveAds #ComfortAd #RespectFood
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