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Venu Ananda

@VenuAnanda

Proud Indian first. Techno geek, automobile enthusiast, wannabe photographer.

Bangalore, India Katılım Ağustos 2014
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Venu Ananda@VenuAnanda·
@Punit_Pania @ReallySwara You're an utter brainless moron, aren't you? The Israelis think like that because they've seen the brain dead, sub human Muslims there literally wanting to kill Israelis since they are kids. They live in reality. Unlike you, who love public humiliation porn.
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Punit Pania@Punit_Pania·
A majority of Isreali citizens believe there are no innocents in Gaza. That's a society you get after decades of radicalization. We are already one decade down, there may still be some time left before we lose our humanity completely.
Press Trust of India@PTI_News

VIDEO | Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh: Five-year-old Yashasvini from Kanpur gifted a toy bulldozer to CM Yogi Adityanath during his morning walk at Gorakhnath Temple. The child says, "Yogi ji gave me chocolate and I gifted him a bulldozer. But he returned it to me and told me to study well and play with the bulldozer." (Full video available on PTI Videos - ptivideos.com)

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Venu Ananda@VenuAnanda·
@khushsundar So you're okay with DNA tests that fathers demand when they doubt their wives? Are you okay with courts saying a married woman has the right to live with her lover? Or laws only applicable where it benefits you? Stop being a hypocrite.
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KhushbuSundar@khushsundar·
These 2 news make headlines today. And i must say its very disheartening, disappointing and regressive. With all due respect to the courts and law, if this is handed out to women, then i really wonder where women are going to seek justice from. A woman has the right to say NO to sex, natural or unnatural. If she says NO, it means NO. And men have to respect that. Anything forced should be accounted as rape. Even even in marriage. And its fine for a married man to have a live-in relationship with another woman while he is married?? Now now, is this rule only for men or rules are the same even for women? If this is lawfully fine, then why marry? Expect a little more empathy from the laws towards justice mete out to women. Laws need to protect her dignity & integrity.
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Biyaatch!@lenrox·
@SaffronQueen_ Classical case of Retrograde Amnesia.. How conveniently you forget Three Days of Diwali, Gudi Padwa, Janmashtami, Holi to prove your point?? Or disprove it.
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🦋Anjna🦋@SaffronQueen_·
Hindu majority India is so secular that Christmas & Eid are official holidays but Ram Navami & Janmashtami are not!!
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Megh Updates 🚨™@MeghUpdates·
Atlast a British officer with b@lls took down a jihadi migrant creating rampage, assaulting people and damaging property in Sadiq khan's london!
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Venu Ananda@VenuAnanda·
@Preetam_M_Rao LoL. Indian hallucination about English movies is reaching AI levels. English movies or any other movies is at the same crap level as Indian. It's just 2 hours of entertainment. Nothing more, nothing less. Stop being a moron. John Wick was equally entertaining & dumb.
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Preetam Rao@Preetam_M_Rao·
It's not about being a wannabe or anything w.r.t Project Hail Mary. Once you start watching English films, your love for Indian films automatically goes down. Which is why I keep saying Dhurandhar is very good for Indian standards.
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Venu Ananda@VenuAnanda·
@ShivAroor Basically Trump is the new Hitler. Stupid, arrogant. Believes in his own perverted supremacy. America is the new Nazi Germany. We all know what the result of that war was, don't we? Trump will leave office as the new Tughlaq. Couldn't achieve anything with tariffs or war.
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Shiv Aroor@ShivAroor·
ARE ANALYSTS MISSING THE MOST DANGEROUS VARIABLE IN THIS WAR? 🚨 1. An overwhelming amount of analysis right now says the same thing: Iran has the upper hand. It controls the narrative. It holds the cards. Hormuz has become a bargaining chip that has clearly rattled Washington. And Donald Trump, many say, now looks trapped. 2. But there is a growing blind spot in that analysis. It risks forgetting the most basic fact of this conflict: the United States is still the most powerful military machine on the planet. By a margin that is not marginal. 3. This is not a middling power trying to negotiate its way out of a corner. This is a country that can decide to escalate in ways nobody else can match. 4. The second blind spot is the man in the Oval Office. Trump has shown repeatedly that he is unusually resistant to being shaped by events. He reacts to pressure by doubling down, not stepping back. 5. Third, he is a second term president. That matters enormously. There is no electoral future to protect (Midterms aside). No campaign calculus to temper risk. The incentives change completely when the next election does not exist. 6. Fourth, Trump is deeply allergic to anything that looks remotely like a concession or a climbdown. Even when the narrative is fluid and post truth, the optics of retreat are something he instinctively rejects. 7. Fifth, the longer the perception builds that Iran has outplayed Washington, the greater the pressure on Trump to do something bold. Something sudden. Something few in the analyst class are currently modelling. 8. Sixth, there is one objective that Washington almost certainly cannot walk away from now: Iran’s enriched uranium. Exiting this war without seizing or neutralising that stockpile would be seen in Trump’s mind as failure. 9. Seventh, Trump clearly believes he is doing the world a favour. In his telling this is not just America’s fight. It is a service to the Gulf, to Israel, to the broader order that fears a nuclear Iran. 10. Eighth, he has escalation heft where it matters. Israel is already in the fight. Saudi Arabia and key Gulf states may not be on the front line but their political and logistical weight sits firmly on one side of this equation. 11. None of this erases the reality that Iran’s Hormuz leverage has been effective. It has changed the tone of the war and forced hesitation in Washington. 12.But the emerging consensus that Tehran now holds all the cards may itself be the next analytical trap. 13.Because if the president leading the most powerful military on earth believes he cannot exit without a decisive move, the story of this war may still have a very sharp turn left.
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Venu Ananda@VenuAnanda·
@SajinShrijith No wonder a tiny island & barbarians conquered us. We still have western bootlickers like you. Unable to appreciate anything Indian. Satyajit Rai made movies that most Indians couldn't understand or care about. He seeked western validation. He got it. Nothing else.
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Sajin Shrijith@SajinShrijith·
Satyajit Ray was right. India still has a backward audience. If you interpret someone asking for an IMAX show for "Project Hail Mary" as bashing "Dhurandhar 2", you're not just backward; you're a first-class MORON.
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Venu Ananda@VenuAnanda·
@gurdeepsappal @thewire_in What an utter load of crap writing! Please don't do drugs before writing such filth. Each & every point here can be debunked so easily! Anyone becomes a writer now, is it? No need for analytical brain? No thought process? Sheesh.
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Gurdeep Singh Sappal@gurdeepsappal·
Why did India so badly misread Iran? A civilisational answer — not just a strategic one. I write for @thewire_in • India didn’t just make an intelligence failure on Iran. It made a philosophical one. The Modi-Shah worldview is transactional. Iran is civilisational, built on sacrifice, endurance, and three thousand years of Persian memory. • Iran survived four decades of sanctions and assassinations, but did not collapse. This was never irrational stubbornness. It was istiqamat, principled steadfastness. • Nehru understood Iran not as a problem to be managed but as a civilisation to be engaged. He saw in Iran’s anti-colonial instincts a mirror of India’s own, a proud people refusing permanent subordination to great power dictates. It gave India the credibility to speak to Tehran, Cairo, and Belgrade simultaneously. It’s a credibility that was built over decades and squandered in recent years. • Gandhi came from the same Western Indian transactional tradition, yet transcended it entirely. His method was tapasya, voluntary suffering as moral weapon. • Modi’s foreign policy is the precise opposite. It needs the world’s most powerful military alliance behind it before venturing any independent position. • India once knew better. A thousand years of Persian-Indian civilisational exchange gave India the tools to read Iran, in poetry, architecture, philosophy and statecraft. Nehru’s non-alignment gave India credibility with Tehran that no other major power enjoyed. That inheritance was discarded with contempt. • The BJP, and more fundamentally the RSS, holds the institutional wisdom of the Congress era in deep contempt. Not because it has been examined and found wanting, but because it flows from a tradition the Sangh never accepted as its own. • The BJP adopted an Israel mirror trap, seeing Iran through Israeli intelligence and American assessments. The same sources that fabricated WMDs in Iraq and misread Afghanistan completely. Ideological alignment had fully displaced independent strategic thinking in New Delhi. • The cost: Chabahar hangs in uncertainty. Hormuz energy chains face disruption India wasn’t prepared for. And India’s most precious asset, credibility as an independent voice in a multipolar world, has been gravely diminished. The transactional mind finally met its opportunity cost. thewire.in/world/why-indi…
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Venu Ananda@VenuAnanda·
@gharkekalesh Men are becoming cucks. Slap her a few times & watch her cry pathetically. This is what happens when men forget who they are. Deserve it.
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Ghar Ke Kalesh@gharkekalesh·
What kind of hooliganism is this, after all!🤔 The police can't do anything to me😳😲, the bike just brushed against the woman, and in a fit of hooliganism, he smashed the entire bike, Jaipur
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Venu Ananda@VenuAnanda·
@Naveen091105 @SajinShrijith Why? Seriously why? Will you pay enough money to IMAX to remove a successful movie for something that max 100 people might watch once? Make it make sense.
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@VenuAnanda @SajinShrijith It's format is different it's scope format not imax it will have Black bars but project hail Mary won't it's best suited durander has lot of other screens there are less imax screens in india they could have released hail Mary there you should watch hail Mary to understand
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Sajin Shrijith@SajinShrijith·
In a country where Brad Pitt's "F1" ran houseful shows on IMAX screens for a long time, it sucks that we are not getting one IMAX show for "Project Hail Mary" because of "Dhurandhar 2". And if movies not made for IMAX are being screened in IMAX, that's basically fraudulent behaviour.
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Venu Ananda@VenuAnanda·
@aloopanther @SajinShrijith Yep. Come out from under the rock. IMAX would rather show Dhurandhar than that crap movie. Stop being a western stooge.
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Venu Ananda@VenuAnanda·
@theskindoctor13 @RatnapriyaD Now find out who owns this college & why he won't be punished at all. You'll understand why he brazenly spoke in a classroom. Connect the dots.
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THE SKIN DOCTOR@theskindoctor13·
Absolute bizarre! A 50-year-old professor, Abdul Mohammad, at the Sri Siddhartha Institute of Medical Sciences, Bengaluru, proposed to a 19-year-old student during a live class. When she confronted him, he claimed that she had proposed to him first, which she clearly denies. What kind of logic is this? Even if she had proposed him (which is highly unlikely), she is a teenager and you are an older man, the responsibility to behave appropriately is on you, not her. You should have told her no and, if needed, informed the Dean. And what’s with proposing back in a live class? Though I’m sure he’s lying. Maybe he thought this filmy stunt would work for his perversions, that students would clap and the girl would come running to him. Psycho. He should be barred from teaching forever.
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Venu Ananda@VenuAnanda·
@mainbhiengineer Did anyone actually watch Black Friday back then? Most people I know had not even heard of it. What's special about that movie anyway?
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EngiNerd.@mainbhiengineer·
Aditya Dhar is definitely a good director and Dhurandhar is kind of movie that comes once in many years, but he still has a lot to prove to come near to what Anurag Kashyap, Ram Gopal Verma were at their prime and once he reaches there then only one can even think of comparing him with likes of Satyajit Ray, Guru Dutt or Shyam benegal. Abhi compare karke Dhar saab ke liye negative publicity na karein. Ache bhale aadmi lagte hai woh.
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Venu Ananda@VenuAnanda·
@Sanginamby You're neither. So what exactly is your point? What's your contribution to the earth for consuming oxygen, water & food? Neither a chess grandmaster nor a smart human.
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Venu Ananda@VenuAnanda·
@saffrontrail You don't know anything about what Bangalore actually was & what it meant back then, do you? Why would any Bangalorean get triggered when an outside place got absorbed to the main city?
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Dr Nandita Iyer@saffrontrail·
The easiest way to trigger entire Bengaluru twitter is to inform them that Whitefield, established around 1882 is older than Jayanagara - 🤣
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Dr Deepak Krishnamurthy@DrDeepakKrishn1

In 1882, Maharaja Chamarajendra Wodeyar X of Mysore granted approximately 3,900 acres of land for the establishment of the settlement now known as Whitefield. [1] Key Details of the Grant Recipient: The land was given to the Eurasian and Anglo-Indian Association of Southern India. Purpose: It was intended to create a self-sustaining agricultural and industrial settlement for the Anglo-Indian and Eurasian communities. Initiator: The request for the land was spearheaded by David Emmanuel Starkenburgh White, the president of the association, after whom the area was subsequently named. Original Layout: The settlement was uniquely planned with a circular layout, featuring an "Inner Circle" and "Outer Circle" that are still visible today. Location: The allotted land was located in the Kadugodi area, then on the outskirts of Bangalore. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] Historical Significance The Maharaja's grant transformed what was then a remote area into a "Pensioners' Paradise" and a quiet colonial hamlet. This foundation eventually paved the way for Whitefield's 20th-century evolution into one of India's major IT and commercial hubs. [5, 6, 7, 8] Would you like to know more about the colonial landmarks still standing in Whitefield today or the history of its IT transformation? #NammaBengaluru

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Elon Musk@elonmusk·
The next @Grok Imagine release will be epic. We are doubling down.
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Venu Ananda@VenuAnanda·
@AlwaysBollywood Who's Imran Khan? Has he ever acted in an actual movie? Didn't he suffer mental health issues? Is he still delusional? Why would you quote an absolute washout? Who would give him any more opportunities?
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Venu Ananda@VenuAnanda·
@Kal_Chiron Nobody pays ₹60k crores to print fake notes of exact amount. Doesn't make sense, does it? It doesn't work that way. That's a different fork altogether. There was never ₹60k in the first place. Dawood didn't have that much money. LoL.
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I never understood why would demonetisation ruin Khanani? The currency notes he had (as per Dhurandhar-2) was of ₹60K crore.. But that is notional value of those notes. Khanani rcvd 60K crores (real money) from Dawood. Using that money as seed capital, he printed all these notes. The actual manufacturing cost of the notes are hardly ₹3-4 per note. That is a small fraction of dawoods seed capital that is lost. He can have that money parked and do other mischief later.
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