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@kepler_new @venom1s So is it ok to use abusive language for your servant? Where is the basic decency? If the PM was a woman and a man had said such things against her, everyone in the world would have got offended. Why is this ok in the name of protest?

@venom1s They just have their voice, Not lathis, not stones , not teargas, not rubber bullets, they are not brutalizing anyone. Its other way round. PM is a servant not a King.

Keep politics aside. I don't care which party you support. I want to raise an important issue. Narendra Modi is our sitting Prime Minister. He is a man. But the way hundreds of girls abused and sexually harassed him at the CJP protest is not okay. All of them should be punished. Imagine if a woman were the Prime Minister. Would any boy use such words against her? And even if they did, would they face no punishment? Who gave these girls the right to abuse a man, sexually harass him, and make jokes about his marriage and sexuality?

@shubhwaj I am a vegetarian. Teetotlar and non-smoker. I fast in Thursday where I eat salt and grais only once a day with no onion and garlic and rest of the day is falahaar. What else I can do for my moon?

First Aid for a Troubled Moon 🌛 Moon is the clearest exception to the 'just strengthen it' instinct that dominates modern astrological practice. Chandra is karaka for manas - not atma, not prana, but the fluctuating instrument of perception itself. And it is a Satvik planet by nature. An affliction pulls the expression of manas toward Rajas (agitation, craving, restlessness) or Tamas (dullness, avoidance, inertia). Which produces a baseline instability in our mind. Remember that we might not have control over our chart's placement. But always have control over the Gunas (Rajsic, Satvik, Tamsic) we imbibe. If your Moon is sixes and sevens, the first thing you can gift yourself is to pull the mind's operating state back toward sattva through ahara, vihara, and vichara, and the same placement expresses with far less disturbance. Moon is a reflector, not a light source. In a similar way the mind doesn't generate awareness, it reflects consciousness back. Reflection in steady waters is legible and clear, whereas reflection in agitated or muddy waters is distorted. That state of the water (our mind) is what guna governs. Rajas is mobility and craving - it amplifies whatever hits it. Tamas is inertia and avoidance - it either doesn't register disturbance or gets buried under it. Sattva is lightness and clarity, classically defined by steadiness rather than reaction or shutdown. Same Vish yoga, same Grahan yoga in the chart - a sattvic mind metabolizes it instead of being run by it. Sattva doesn't undo an afflicted Moon. It determines whether that affliction gets reflected through a mind capable of holding it, or one that explodes with it or goes numb to it. Now, all of you might not be able to turn your life around and go Satvik by waving an elder's wand. But I still advice you to change, may be slow, may be some parts of it. Drop non vegetarian food (if not onion & garlic). Give up or moderate your consumption of alcohal/substances. Try to slowly steer your life towards a Satvic lifestyle. You can do it and see impact by yourself in less than 7 days. The anxiety, instability, lethargy, overthinking, emotional fluctuations - all of it will get relieved for better. It might still stay, but you'll be amazed at how better you are able to handle it, control it and contain it. At last, lets bow down to Lord Shiva - The Chandershekhar. Who wears Moon on his head. Who shows containment through stillness, not suppression through force. Namah Shivay 🙏 #astrology

@LoyleRohitFan Even if they get the resignation, what does it achieve? No one is talking about long term solutions. The issue is genuine and needs discussion, but it has been hijacked by political parties. I hope students also do such protests against reservations beyond 1st generation.

🚨 One of the craziest times in Indian politics: - CJP and the Aam Aadmi Party are protesting at Jantar Mantar. - Rahul Gandhi and the Congress are protesting at 7 LKM outside Narendra Modi house. - The Samajwadi Party was with the AAP until now, but it has shifted to Rahul Gandhi and the Congress today. All of them want Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation, but they are protesting at different places and making students look fool. Now let's see which side the students choose: CJP, which is providing free food, or the Congress. At this rate, the BJP will never let Dharmendra Pradhan resign.

@CraigBrockie So she doesn't have a full time job or business or family stress, kids whonwouido anything on schedule, no message to take care of, no one else to cook for. All the money and time available+ no responsibility of another human being? And still looks above 50? Im missing something.

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@shazcodes I was with TCS for a very long time. Unfortunately such managers is the reason many good resourses leave the company or the project. I once had a manager who physically block the ODC door to stop us from leaving. I was leaving around 9 pm which is the latest I could go out alone.

My friend works at tcs. He logged off at 7 PM on thursday. His manager called at 7:15: everyone is still working. Wmwhy did you leave? He opened his laptop again. Checked the team. 3 people were active. All had their status as available. he pinged them. no reply for 20 mins. they were all sleeping with laptops open. indian IT doesn't care about output. They care about green dots.

@Mrsinha The problem is the core belief that for a woman to exist, she has to be someone's property.

Hear this Islamist: Adnaan Shaikh, defends polygamy by arguing that if a woman is divorced or widowed, it is better for her to remarry than become “public property.” Guess what? He’s married to a Hindu woman… If your defence of polygamy rests on describing divorced or widowed women as “public property” and treating them as objects to be owned or passed around, then it says more about your religion than anything else ever could.

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@BritishRoyaltea Wouldn't the device be an earpiece in her ear if it was to receive directions about what to say and not a mike? I guess common sense is flower that doesn't grow in every garden.

Sussex Squad claimed The Princess of Wales was up to something shady after spotting a mic under her jacket at Wimbledon. The reality? She was taking part in the official "Overheard at Wimbledon" series - where they mic up fans and VIPs for candid, wholesome chats. Another day, another nothingburger by SS. 🎾😂 📽️WImbledon

@JayneshKasliwal Have a clear discussion about money, finances, future goals and aspirations, expectations, kids etc.

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@Mercedes5494 Fish ke liye roller coaster ride

The person just wanted to put a tiny fish into an aquarium... but first sent it through a giant hose. 🤣 And the hose never seemed to end! Up the stairs, out the window, around corners, back downstairs I was on the edge of my seat thinking : “Where does this thing even go?!” 😂 I watched until the very end just to make sure the little fish actually made it to the aquarium.

@suritalreja I don't discriminate when it comes to mangoes. But Langda has a peculiar taste which I like because it is my childhood nostalgia.

Bengapalli >> Badaam >> Alphonso >> Kesar >> Dushhera >> Langda >> Totapuri That's the Mango 🥭 tweet. What about you ?

@mohitpandeyyyy @suritalreja I tried for the first time this year. I hadn't even heard of that variety before. Amazing taste.

@suritalreja Kabhi Mallika try karo, sab bhool jaoge.

@xevekiah My brother was born a year after my grandfather died. One day while playing he called himself papa. Mum pointed to my papa and said that's Papa. He said no I am papa, that's [my father's nickname]. My father never told his childhood nickname to my mum.

My dad died when I was 16. We were really close. He passed suddenly and there were things I never got to say. Years later, I had a daughter. When she was 5, we were driving home at night and passed the road where my dad had his accident. I never told her anything about it. As we stopped at the light, she got really quiet and looked out the window. Then she said, “You cried harder than Mom.” I laughed nervously and asked what she meant. She kept looking outside and said, “At the hospital. You were sitting on the floor because you thought if you stood up it would make it real.” I pulled over. I asked her who told her that. She looked confused and said, “You were there.” I asked her what she was talking about. She looked at me for a second and smiled like I was the one being weird. Then she said: “When I was your dad.” I didn’t say anything the rest of the drive. When we got home, she ran inside like normal. But before she closed the door she turned around and said “And I’m sorry I left without saying goodbye.” She never said anything like that again.

@Ra_Bies The difference is that in other countries leaders grow into politics after working like normal people. Politics is the next step in the career and not exactly a full fledged career for them. In India politics is a full fledged career with no other side jobs or businesses.

Tony Blair resigned as British Prime Minister and later joined the investment banking sector. Rishi Sunak stepped down and is now working as an adviser with Goldman Sachs, Microsoft and Anthropic. It is being reported that Keir Starmer may also join Anthropic in the future. There are many similar examples in the United States, where former Presidents and senior politicians continued working in either the public or private sector after leaving office. But in India, once someone becomes an MP, MLA or even a councillor, not only do they stop working after leaving office, but the next fifteen and half generations of their family do not need to work either, while continuing to live an ultra-luxurious lifestyle. The only exception that comes to mind is Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam. He continued teaching and inspiring students until his last breath. That is precisely why he commands such extraordinary respect

@JaipurDialogues I am surprised that it took her so much effort to say No. She was visibly struggling with herself. It should have been a very straight forward No. What on earth is a gender less space? We don't post our kids photo online to safeguard them but sure, take them to a shared restroom.

Kunt Karnatak: I want genderless spaces. Orry: Will you be ok with a man peeing next to your daughter? Kunt Karnatak: No Orry exposing Liberals one by one😂🔥

@ShefVaidya It is called keeping your personal and professional lives separate.

Give gaalis to ‘Gujaratis’ 24/7, but get your daughter married off at Jio convention center, curse Ambani-Adani 24/7, but invite both of them as honoured guests. Call RSS ‘communal’, but get your daughter married into a RSS family and invite Mohan Bhagwatji to bless the couple. Talk about ‘austerity’, and ‘farmers distress’ but spend crores at a wedding. It is great to be a politician in India today! You are not expected to walk the talk at all, and you can STILL play politics!

@doracake It is not that remote. I know a lot of people who studied there, did engineering from Chandrapur and are now working all over the world. But I am more confused about why not go to Nagpur instead of Vijayawada? Was is about that particular school that they took the decision?

Neighbour's son is admitted in hostel from 6th class away from home 🥹😳 I'm living in Ballarshah, Maharashtra, a remote village 3hrs from Nagpur. My neighbours today are going to Vijayawada to admit their son in the Navodaya school. He completed 5th standard and took an exam to get admission into the navodaya school. With the marks he scored, he's eligible for the vijayawada branch. He's gonna be in the hostel from here on. Pros:- He eared it. He shall study well. He gets to learn to take care of himself right from the young age. He learns discipline. He gets to live with his friends, understands human nature, what's right and wrong through trial and error Cons:- He should stay away from his parents right from such an young age. He may not be as affectionate as others towards his parents once he grows up. With no one to monitor around, he can get into bad friendships and bad behaviour. But if he has to get good education in such a remote place as ours, this is the only good choice. What do you say. Should children be kept in hostels from such an young age?

@ArunBee In Pune they don't start from their location till you confirm that you are ready to pay by meter charges of rs 25/km.

A very common issue faced by users of Uber, Ola, Rapido and other cab apps: The booking gets confirmed. ETA shows 10 minutes. You close the app and wait. A few minutes later you check again, only to discover that the cab hasn't moved an inch from the location where it was when the booking was accepted! You call the driver. No answer. You keep checking and calling for the next few minutes. Nothing changes. Finally, with a train, flight or important meeting looming, you cancel the ride (often at your own cost) and book another cab. Why do some drivers behave like this? What do they gain by accepting a ride and then not moving or responding? And is there anything passengers can do to avoid this frustrating situation?

@Sofia50020Sofia The remote is the obvious one as everyone has already mentioned. The other thing is that both the clocks are showing different time.

Something is wrong in this 1960s living room. Can you spot it?

@narendramodi Seriously? The same middle class who pay taxes but if they become jobless they don't get any support from the govt? Who has to pay through their nose to get quality education and healthcare? Who is just one health emergency away from bankruptcy? AQI, reservation, corruption?

A Government for the middle class… It is the NDA Government’s privilege to be working towards fulfilling the aspirations of our middle class. They have contributed to nation-building in countless ways. Over the last decade, governance has increasingly focused on improving the quality of life of ordinary citizens. Our efforts are about easier access to opportunities, better infrastructure, improved public services, affordable healthcare, quality education, cleaner cities and reduced burdens in everyday life. #12YearsOfSakshamMiddleClass