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@Nikhilsingh21_ Wah...kya bhaichara he!!! #Arresttwaseef

@IndianTechGuide I can imagine why mr Gadkari wasn't the choice of PM in BJP.. He is hitting 1st and asking questions later Despite the severe lack of infra n rushing into e20,he still hasn't learn frm mistakes Sometimes tough love is necessary but that doesn't mean u always keep beating

🚨 There is no future for petrol and diesel vehicles; hydrogen and ethanol are highlighted as key fuels, says Nitin Gadkari.

@thecaravanindia This is why u should do cheap dr°gs Somebody give a good dealers number to Mr Sushant Singh😅

Under Modi, the power gap has widened so much that the world no longer speaks of India and China in the same vein. This is the cumulative effect of a foreign policy that has prioritised leader-centric spectacle over institutionalised strategy. Read the entire essay by Sushant Singh (@SushantSin): caravanmagazine.in/politics/us-is…

@konstructivizm Pluto: Exists Scientist 100 years ago: It's a planet Scientist 25 years ago: Pluto isn't a planet Every science guy on earth We shall not ever mention P....of whose name we shall not speak of

That's a beautiful and poetic reminder of just how immense our solar system truly is! The speed of light—exactly 299,792,458 m/s (often rounded to 300,000 km/s) —sets the cosmic speed limit, and these light-travel delays turn every glance upward into a look back in time. Your summary captures the wonder perfectly.Here are the values with a bit more precision for reference (based on average or typical distances; actual times vary slightly with orbital positions):The Moon: About 1.3 seconds on average (distance ~384,400 km). It's the closest thing we have to a "real-time" view in space. grc.nasa.gov The Sun: 8 minutes and 20 seconds on average (1 AU ≈ 149.6 million km). We're always seeing the Sun as it was nearly 8.3 minutes ago—enough time that if it suddenly vanished, we'd still enjoy its light and warmth for those precious minutes. skyatnightmagazine.com Mars: Varies significantly with orbital alignment—from about 3 minutes at closest approach to 22 minutes at farthest (sometimes cited as up to ~20–22 minutes). That communication lag is indeed a huge engineering challenge for rovers and future crewed missions; commands and responses can't be instantaneous. ck12.org Saturn: Light from the Sun takes roughly 80 minutes (about 1 hour 20 minutes) to reach Saturn's distance (~9.6 AU on average). So when you peer through a telescope, you're seeing it as it was over an hour earlier. Earth-to-Saturn one-way light time is similar, around 67–80+ minutes depending on positions. spacemath.gsfc.nasa.gov Neptune: Around 4 hours (typically 4–4.3 hours) for sunlight to reach it (~30 AU). By the time the light arrives, it's much fainter, and we're peering back half a day. Earth-to-Neptune light time is comparable, varying with alignment. reddit.com These delays aren't just trivia—they shape how we explore. Radio signals (which travel at light speed) mean Mars rovers operate with autonomy, and outer-planet missions like those to Saturn or Neptune require incredibly patient planning and onboard intelligence.It's a profound thought: even the fastest thing in the universe can't conquer these distances instantly. Distance and time really are intertwined, as relativity reminds us. The farther out we look, the deeper into the past we're gazing—whether it's planets in our backyard or galaxies billions of light-years away.What a humbling, awe-inspiring universe we live in. Got a favorite planet or a specific mission whose light-delay challenges fascinate you most? Or want to dive into how this affects things like potential future human travel or telescope observations?

@Aloksharmaaicc Nehru was never supposed to be pm, now imagine S Patel as pm India grew because of headstrong gritty and persistent people... Bcz Tata Mahindra Birla etc chose to invest innovate The derogatory term coined was "Hindu rate of growth" for years. 4% avgfr a growing economy like ours

When Nehru became PM, India had nothing, we were struggling for food, our budget was only ₹500 Cr Still he built ISRO, IITs, IIMs & the entire India from scratch There can never be second Nehru — Major Gen CS Dhawan 🫡🔥

@thebetterindia Where the f did Mughals get their drinks from? Turkey? Pls get ur head out of ur @ss and understand India existed 9000 years before Mughals and 8000 years before a certain desert cult. Even they don't hv a problem acknowledging that

I may be small, but I’ve cooled empires :grapes: Back in the Mughal era, I was turned into refreshing sherbets, a royal summer drink that beat the heat in grand courts. Tangy, juicy, and naturally cooling… I still find my way into glasses across rural India every summer. No fancy packaging, just pure, desi refreshment. Guess who I am? #IndianSummer #DesiDrinks #TraditionalIndia #CoolingFoods #SummerRefreshment [Indian Summer Drinks, Traditional Cooling Foods India, Mughal Era Drinks, Rural India Beverages, Natural Summer Coolers]

@steve_hanke Senior distinguished 1st world ivy league scholars somehow keep discounting the prior centuries of loot and plunder by colonialism and previous decades of deliberate attempts by the 1st world to keep India down out and poor!!

#IndiaWatch🇮🇳: When measured on a Purchasing Power Parity basis, India is the world’s 3rd largest economy. But, on a per capita basis, India remains poor. INDIA = SIZE WITHOUT PROSPERITY.

@IndiaExplained It's not a uniquely Indian thing My Lord .as many Muricans have posted entitled white Murican individuals and their shenanigans ....pls do a YouTube search u will find the same in Murican flights good sir my Lord sir

Every time I have flown in India, booking aisle seat in advance, I have one lndian gent /lady in 40-65 age range ask me to change because, "I want to sit with wife/husband."Same w/ Indians in flights in US. I flatly refuse each time but wonder if this is a uniquely Indian thing?

@ARanganathan72 I'm pretty sure even Martians are happier than India!

India is ranked 116 in the World Happiness Report, below totalitarian Saudi Arabia 22, inflation wrecked Venezuela 80, ruined Nepal 99, sunk Palestine 109, begging bowl Pakistan 104, and war torn Ukraine 111. Modi has made us peaceful, safe, stable, but unhappy. He must resign.

@archeohistories The pythagoras theorem isn't exactly how original work... Ancient India already knew and had discovered this centuries earlier

The Greek philosopher Pythagoras is remembered today as the serene sage of geometry—the man who taught the world that in a right triangle the square of the hypotenuse equals the sum of the squares of the other two sides. What is less widely remembered is that the ancient Greek world was not a quiet university campus. It was a landscape of rival cities, mercenaries, and constant war. Philosophers, merchants, poets, and mathematicians all lived in the same turbulent society, and many of them knew the spear as well as the stylus. Did Pythagoras personally march into battle? We cannot say for certain. The surviving sources—written centuries later—tell us far more about his mathematics, his strange philosophical brotherhood in southern Italy, and his belief that numbers governed the universe. But he lived in a Greek world where nearly every free man was expected to defend his city. So while history remembers the triangles, it is not impossible that at some point the great mathematician also had to put down the chalk, pick up a spear, and hope the angles worked out in his favor. © Pivotal Historical Moments fan #archaeohistories

@ARanganathan72 Irony and hypocrisy is getting mindf***ed😭

@hawkensenjoyer @vintagemapstore Don't smoke cheap drugs u bozo😅

@vintagemapstore They also created Hindi… Womp womp

Map of India just before British Colonialism 1764. Map by ArainGang

@MDUmairKh @vintagemapstore India dates back ages before any empire dumbass can't judge by 1 time period

@vintagemapstore India was always a rough region around the Indus river containing several states. Never a single country, which was created in 1947.

@DrAamirRafiq @IndiaHistorypic Y where did u place the b*mb now??

@IndiaHistorypic Such a shameful article

1987 :: Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi Writes In Sportsworld That India Should Not Co-Host The Cricket World Cup With Pakistan

@Navayan Madafaka u just g@ping hole willing to get f@cked!

Casteism does not go away because you pretend it does not exist. Labelling food as "Prepared by Brahmins" normalises and reinforces caste hierarchy in subtle, everyday ways: It implies that food prepared by Brahmins is superior/purer and, by extension, food prepared by others might be less so or "impure" It taps into Brahminical ideas of ritual purity/pollution that have historically justified caste discrimination, e.g., who can cook for whom, who can eat together. Even if the intent is just "traditional recipe" or "support local Brahmin makers," it perpetuates the idea that caste is a legitimate qualifier for quality or cleanliness in something as basic as food. This mirrors broader patterns in India where caste shows up in kitchens, canteens, matrimonial ads, job preferences, etc., and often defended as "culture" or "preference," but it upholds exclusion and hierarchy. Ignoring or downplaying such markers, e.g., "it's just about taste" or "no harm intended", allows caste-based signalling to continue unchallenged in daily life. Calling it out directly is necessary because pretending these labels are neutral or harmless lets the underlying structure persist.

@HinduRashtra29 @Sportskeeda Y ur dad didn't waste u in the toilet?!

@Sportskeeda Why so indian women look so ugly

Royal Challengers Bengaluru players shining at the RCB Red Carpet event. ♥️✨ #Cricket #RCB #WPL2026

@LiveLawIndia Surely none of their relatives hv blown up in pieces

'Disappointing' : Ex-SC Judges Criticise Supreme Court's Judgment Denying Bail To Umar Khalid & Sharjeel Imam #UmarKhalid #SupremeCourt livelaw.in/top-stories/di…

@Jesse_Feb Pisslamic brainwashing at its peak.... In any case this is why the Indian greeting 🙏🏼 is the best From hygiene perspective as well as significance/deeper meaning as well We need to follow it more than anyone else

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Why did Nodirbek refuse to shake Vailshali’s hand???

@MohitMishra20 @news24tvchannel @manakgupta @BabitaPhogat No because it's her lifestory that the makers borrowed! Or any others lifestory How dumb can u be?? It's not on them

@news24tvchannel @manakgupta @BabitaPhogat If the film was flop would she return 1 cr ? And all 2000 cr is taken by Amir Khan ?

2000 करोड़ की फिल्म, फोगाट परिवार को मिला सिर्फ 1 करोड़ ◆ बबीता फोगाट का चाय वाला इंटरव्यू मानक गुप्ता के साथ ◆ पूरा इंटरव्यू: rb.gy/6yzz65 @ManakGupta #ManakKaRapidFire @BabitaPhogat | #ChaiWalaInterview

@news24tvchannel @manakgupta @BabitaPhogat No surprises here...bullywood doing bullywood things! I believe similar thing happened after Rang de basanti..and a whole bunch of other films The Phogat family should part of any deal made about their life story and should receive a % with every sale of Dangal story

@khanumarfa U lyin fackiiiíiin beeeeeech😅

Today marks 1 year of an onslaught against the Palestinian people by the tērror state of Israel.More than 40,000 lives have been taken including innocent children. For us you’ll never be deäd but archived in our hearts forever. I am mourning each one of you. Free Palestine 🇵🇸