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@Irma_Zuleide Amen

NÃO PULE OU NÃO VAI ACONTECER! A partir de 20/05/2026, você terá um ganho financeiro e a máscara de alguém falso com você cairá Deixe um Amém para manifestar

@insidemanifest 111

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@iamannapepe 1111

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@insidemanifest 555

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@SpiritualmartyO Amen

You are about to receive a dream job offer, with a significant salary and benefits that will transform your life. Your effort and dedication are being recognized.

@anurag_jaitly @NewsAlgebraIND This is not irresponsible provocation but the need of the hour to save the future of the country

This is a new trend in Indian politics. Since major political parties and their leaders cannot do much about not getting into power, they openly provoke young generation of this country and try instigate unrest. Can there be any legal action taken against such leaders for their irresponsible provocations??

SHOCKER 🚨 Kejriwal now says "I have a direct question for Gen Z after Paper Leak. If the Gen Z of Nepal-Bangladesh can take to the streets and change their Govt, can’t our Gen Z send these ministers responsible for paper leaks to jail?"

@universevibe_ Yes

@Spiritualwish4 Yes

Virgo,Pisces,Aries,Cancer,Libra,Sagittarius 777 Something very good is coming your way. Good news, good times, good relationships, good health, and many blessings are on the way to you. Type "Yes" if you're ready! Taurus,Scorpio,Capricorn,Gemini,Aquarius,Leo

@OneLuckyGirl_28 111

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@manifestnow1111 777

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@chitraaum @narendramodi Who cares?

PM @narendramodi की सुरक्षा सर्वोपरि होनी चाहिये. उनकी सुरक्षा गाड़ियों में कटौती करना ठीक नहीं है.

@ojoalcielo_ Amen

Escribe Amén si de verdad lo crees.

@magicianofmater 222

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@OneLuckyGirl_28 111

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@magicianofmater Yes please

If this message finds you on May 13 or 14, 2026 it is a sign that something you wanted has manifested. By June 22, 2026 you’ll be living the life you always dreamed about. Claim this energy. Interact 4 times with this post to claim it. Make sure you follow us.

@progresssCode 7

Claim lucky code “7

@insidemanifest 777

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@IndianGems_ More proof that we need to elect educated sane people

*If You Love your Country, Read till End* Till 2024 (pre-AI revolution), India was largely running on autopilot, guided by the economic policies of Narasimha Rao, Vajpayee, and Manmohan Singh. The model was straightforward: India had a huge population and a massive demographic dividend. American companies gained access to a young, low-cost workforce, creating a win-win situation for India through outsourcing and IT/services growth. However, till 2024, I saw no major new economic policy breakthroughs or bold reforms from the current government. Now, after 2024, the AI revolution has truly begun and India has missed the bus once again. In the coming years, our huge population could become a liability rather than an asset if AI replaces many of the routine jobs and services we currently provide. Why would American companies continue sending work and money here if AI can do it cheaper, faster, and better? This explains why FIIs are pulling out and why the Indian market has delivered negative returns in recent times. If this continues, we are not going to become a superpower by 2047. The risks ahead are far greater than most people realise. India urgently needs major policy changes. But no one seems to be listening and it appears they won’t listen either.

@Sydusm Alas ! All those things are lost due to some incompetent andhbhakts who believed that building a temple would suddenly transform India to a paradise. In truth, we lost a paradise that already existed in many sense

How It Felt to Be Indian Then It wasn't paradise. Let's be honest about that first. The India of the seventies and eighties had its own griefs. Its severe shortages, its slow bureaucratic processes, its deep and old wounds around caste. Nobody should romanticise it into something it wasn't. But there was something in the air then, something that's harder to name, now that it's mostly gone. People didn't carry religion like a weapon. A Muslim neighbour was just that. A neighbour, someone who lent you things, whose children ran through your courtyard. The minority wasn't made to feel like a guest in their own country, at least not in the horrible daily way it happens now. Caste was cruel even then, but it has been for centuries. There was peace. Not perfect, not unbroken, but genuine enough. When violence came, it came and then it went. It didn't live with you. Rapists were not garlanded. That sentence should not need to be said, and yet. Hope was the word then. Ordinary people, not only politicians and newspaper columnists, actually believed India was going somewhere. You could feel development the way you feel a slow tide rise. The world was watching, and we thought we knew where we were headed. That belief was not artificial pride or patriotism. It was there because it was genuinely there. The people who governed were not embarrassments. They had seen things, read things, suffered things. Much more educated. They arrived at their offices carrying some sense of what a nation owed its people. Corruption existed, of course, but was shunned. Not rewarded. Shamefulness existed. Punishment still happened to powerful people sometimes. Something about shared struggle made people more empathetic towards each other. When everyone had a few rupees, you don't pause to check someone's caste before helping them. There was a generosity that felt ordinary then, not an abnormal value. Mutual respect. The land was different. Walk into a forest and it was a forest, not ravaged by tourists and industrialist. The rivers had something resembling life. The air in most cities was simply air, not a lung problem you had to manage. Plastic existed but hadn't yet filled every ditch and hillside and riverbank. Things were repaired. Tins were saved. Nothing was disposable because nothing was meant to be used and just thrown. Many had a second life. The word organic had not been invented as a premium category. It was just how food was. People were humble. Not all of them, not always, but enough. There was a certain civility in how most people moved through the world. Nobody was performing to impress. The thinking was slower and more honest, less of clever manipulations. Something like innocence. Religion meant something private then. It lived inside homes, inside the chest. You went to your place of worship and you came back changed, quietly. At Eid or Diwali or Dussehra or Chritmas or Gurupurab you went to your neighbour's home and ate their food and it was fine, it was good, it was just life. You hugged each other. The idea that your god required you to frighten someone else's would have seemed, an obscenely insane thought. The news was news. One hour in the evening. A calm voice telling you what had happened in the world. If a journalist lied, it was a scandal, not a was to increase TRP. No shouting debates, no propped up party spokespeople. No cringe graphics and idiotic repeats. Traffic had a logic to it. The roads weren't kind exactly, but they weren't crazy either. People moved through them as through a shared agreement. You let someone merge sometimes. The horn was used with purpose. People knew when to use the high beam. Nobody blared music in the car. There were no such speakers. [Contd]