Professor Plutonium

@Gloryseven07 Bengalis use stree or mohila only. It’s Bollywood who made aurat popular I think. There was literally a movie with this name iirc

Better call us "स्त्री" or “महिला” only from now on

@bramh0sWali Context?

Kal Bangladesh ke flag ko Japani flag bol denge😂

Hahahahaha lmfao!!

心得ました 🙏🏼

@ranaakb05332362 @Goreunit Airbase is not a territorial army base.

Another Lahori Churan Pakistan army officer claimed that they hit Rajouri & Mamun airbase 😂 No such airbases exist.

She looks like a typical Bengali/Urban girl to me. Had to use AI to show how the anime girl will look like in real life (can't share real people's image here)! x.com/ElvenShire321/…

The right “anime” girl is just an East Asian woman in a saree. No Indian women look like this, not even Bollywood stars.

@SandeepKoparde @trainwalebhaiya Really? Last time I travelled, this wasn’t the case. SER line

@ProfessorPluto1 @trainwalebhaiya It's thermite welding everywhere on Indian Railways tracks.

7 Years ago, when Howrah Rajdhani was tested with Push-Pull WAP7s 🚆🔥 It was said that the journey time between New Delhi & Howrah would reduce by ~1.5 hrs, covering the 1,550 km distance in ~16 hrs with an average speed of close to 97 km/h Guess what, it never happened :)

@thatguyepic999 As a Bengali myself too, I have seen both irl :)

@ProfessorPluto1 Well being a Bengali, I have seen way better than that in real life.

@senpaiNate006 I am curious. Please show me real beauty

@ProfessorPluto1 You haven't seen the real beauty .....

@viprabuddhi lol

@ProfessorPluto1 This phenotype isn't uncommon in West Bengal

@vajrayudha11 Sanskrit was the language of my ancestors not theirs

Sanskrit didn’t originate in Pakistan. It originated in Ancient India.

日本の皆さん、これは本当ですか？ #ビリヤニ

In ancient and pre-modern Japan, India was referred to as Tenjiku (天竺). This term means "Heavenly Land" or "Center of Heaven" and was derived from the Chinese name Tianzhu, which was used to describe the Indian subcontinent, largely due to its significance as the birthplace of Buddhism.

@supermanfan1ppp @EvilGodLulah @CinnamonReturns @vajrayudha11 That's not the point here. Few people don't like the culture, language this land gave to and adopted perso-arabic artificially and created urdu. U cannot speak Urdu without including its hindi base. If you do so, it will become persian: Khel-e cricket barāyam delchasp ast

@ProfessorPluto1 @EvilGodLulah @CinnamonReturns @vajrayudha11 But not sanskrit मह्यम् क्रिकेड्-क्रीडा रोचते। This is sanskrit

“Phool” is a Sanskrit word!

@rational_folk @iakshaysinghel Current temperature around Howrah is around 40 degrees. That's why people disappeared.

@iakshaysinghel Ok but why regular people also disappeared? You mean to say in BJP Raj, passenger footfall in railway declined too?

Clean Sealdah Railwy Station in BJP rule

@supermanfan1ppp @EvilGodLulah @CinnamonReturns @vajrayudha11 With the exception of cricket, rest all are Sanskrit origin words lmao.

@EvilGodLulah @CinnamonReturns @vajrayudha11 Only letters would change , but the pronunciation in Urdu is the same "मुझे क्रिकेट खेलना अच्छा लगता है।" Hindi- use devanagari script Urdu-arabic But in pronunciation, both languages are same

Here's the other true story about Rash Behari Bose that is stranger than fiction - and definitely stuff of movies (probably a romantic thriller): Rash Behari arrived in Japan in 1915 to avoid arrest & continue with his revolutionary nationalist activities by widening the network still. But, in Japan too, he was a fugitive. The British police had let agents loose to pursue him. Their goal was to abduct Rash Behari & somehow get him into the British Embassy in Japan, so that he can be arrested & deported from there. Rash Behari was being desperately hunted by the British for his key role in the failed Ghadar conspiracy, and for masterminding the bomb attack on Viceroy Hardinge in Delhi. In June 1915, Rash Behari had adopted the alias of P.N. Tagore, styling himself as a relative of the poet Rabindranath Tagore, and shipped himself to Japan. It is likely that Tagore had helped him in this daring act using his influence as a globally acclaimed Nobel Laureate poet at the time. Rash Behari had to take utmost caution once he reached in Japan. He didn't know the language, the streets were unfamiliar & complex. The only silver lining was that Japan, a rising anti-Western-imperialist nation, with many Japanese being sympathetic to the cause of India's political freedom, would offer him refuge - although a fragile one - where his survival depended solely on his own genius & the trust of the Japanese people. Somewhat unexpectedly, Rash Behari earned the trust of Aizo Soma, owner of a then modest but culturally vibrant bakery-cum-restaurant called "Nakamuraya" ("Ya" stands for restaurant), located in the suburbs of Tokyo. The Somas were not ordinary restaurateurs. They patronised art, nationalist politicians, and Pan-Asianism. When Rash Behari & his fellow revolutionary nationalist fugitive Herambalal Gupta were introduced to the Somas, they courageously took the Indians in, hid them from British agents, and sheltered them within the safety & warmth of their home & restaurant, despite a high risk of inviting trouble for themselves & their fledgling business. At Nakamuraya, Rash Behari engaged with Japanese nationalist intellectuals on exciting conversations on art, politics, & the future of Asia, mainly with the help of Toshiko Soma, Aizo’s daughter, who spoke fluent English. Toshiko recently had a heartbreak, and was visiting her home during a study break from college. We don't know if it was love at first sight for Rash Behari & Toshiko, but learning each other's tongue definitely played a role. Toshiko helped him learn Japanese. They ended up embracing each other's ideals & political cause. In time, Rash Behari's patron & influential Japanese nationalist leader Toyama Mitsuru proposed to the Somas that they offer their daughter to Rash Behari in marriage. With trepidation (because it would be a difficult life for their daughter), they consented. Their marriage took place secretly in 1918. It was both deeply personal & symbolic of Indo-Japan nationalist collaboration, bridging the two ancient nations through real human bond. Meanwhile, Rash Behari introduced the Somas to Indian curry, but not as a straightforward exotic recipe. He improvised it for Japanese taste buds. The dish was carefully adapted, refined in the Nakamuraya kitchen, blending Indian culinary philosophy & Japanese sensibilities. The Nakamuraya Curry became an instant hit as soon as it was introduced to the public. Tokyo hadn't tasted anything like it. The dish became immensely popular, not just as a novelty, but as a symbol of friendship, resilience, & the blending of two worlds. Thus, in a quiet Tokyo suburb, amid political turmoil & personal transformation, Rash Behari Bose not only found refuge & love, but also left behind a legacy that endured in the most unexpected way: Through a plate of curry that told a story of two nations forging unbreakable bonds of friendship, freedom struggle, and love. [Image courtesy: Wikimedia Commons & JustHungry[dot]com]

@FrontalForce Swatch x Audemars Piguet "Royal Pop" watches are analog watches with price 41k? Even my smartwatch is less than half of this price but kaam chal jata hai.

Indian genz waited for hours, faced dhaka mukki in 40°+C just to buy a watch worth 41,000 Bade tejasvi log hain bharat me 🤣🤣