Why is it so hard to get back on the timeline, what happened to the algorithm?
#algorithm
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Riya
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As much as I hate the current political systems, I beg to differ with you.
Tell me, in the most recent election in your constituency, can you name the candidates from any other party except the big 3 or 4 parties?
We all know, indian politics is owned by 2 parties, both of which are pretty useless in terms of policy or governance. When both the options presented to you are useless, you just gotta go with the least useless one. And I believe BJP is that, in this case.
Tell me atleast one state in india, which is doing the best in terms of public welfare or basic governance, be it any party. Can you name atleast one?
Sincere Dibya@TheSincereDude
This defeatist, “lesser evil” logic is precisely what’s killing Indian democracy. Your statement that “we have no option but to vote BJP” is factually wrong and dangerously anti-democratic. India has a constitutionally guaranteed multi-party system with national parties like Congress, AAP, and strong regional alternatives like TMC, DMK, SP, and others actively contesting elections. Dismissing all opposition parties as “the worst” without evidence is intellectual laziness that normalizes corruption and authoritarian governance. Democracy thrives on competitive alternatives, not resigned acceptance of “least bad” options. Your mindset represents the exact problem plaguing India today; citizens who’ve surrendered their critical thinking and normalized poor governance by refusing to demand better. This isn’t accepting facts, it’s accepting defeat. The 2026 elections in Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Assam will prove that viable alternatives exist when citizens refuse to buy this “TINA” (There Is No Alternative) propaganda. Stop peddling hopelessness as wisdom. Indian democracy deserves better than your defeatism.
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Hoping that I was able to add some values🙏🏻
All is well ❌ All izz Hell ✅
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Religion apart, this is absolutely no way to celebrate any festival, be it Diwali alone.
Girls like her just need a bahana to promote nudity and earn.
AnuCreate.in_@Imdead108_ybc
Influencer “Ria Amin” posted a video on Instagram preparing to celebrate Diwali. After that, she received r*pe and de&th thre*ts online from many Islamic extremists simply because she was celebrating Diwali as a Muslim.──────
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Trying to revive my inactive account.
Let's see the magic of bandana gurl.
bud wiser@w0rdgenerator
Makeup ate today
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Krishna to Arjun -
Arjun bro, no cap, you’re tweaking rn. I know you’re staring at your fam like “bruh I can’t smoke my own cousins,” but fam… this ain’t about your feelings, it’s about dharma. Pick up the bow, lock in and let's cook.
Weirdly Wired@6drinkamy_
Tweet like you're in the Mahabharat. Go!
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Book : 1984 - George Orwell
"Big Brother is watching you" - this chilling reminder of constant surveillance has become part of our cultural vocabulary.
This book talks about Winston Smith's struggle against a totalitarian regime that controls every aspect of human life, including thought itself. Set in a dystopian future, it explores themes of freedom, truth, and resistance against oppressive power.
This book is a must read because Orwell's vision of authoritarian control feels more relevant than ever in our digital age. It's a powerful warning about the dangers of unchecked government power and the importance of individual freedom.
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