@9honeybadger9 Punjabis overall do, Khatris are probably extra good at it because they also tend to have a knack for business. Jiggs Kalra is another name for the list.
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Khatris absolutely dominate the ranks of famous Indian chefs globally
Vikas Khanna
Vineet Bhatia
Gagan Anand
Garima Arora
Atul Kochar
Sanjeev Kapoor
Manish Mehrotra
Kundan Singh Gujral (inventor of butter chicken)
Vikas Khanna@TheVikasKhanna
When God has a plan… From selling bhatura chole at Vivek Public School in 1989, to opening Lawrence Garden Banquet from the back of my house in Amritsar in 1990. In 1991, I chose culinary arts— a decision that embarrassed almost everyone except my grandmother. There were years of humiliation I rarely speak about. Moments that nearly broke me. In 2000, when my banquet was torn down, I almost gave up. Instead, I moved to the United States and started over. Cleaning homes. Selling food on the streets of TriBeCa. Sleeping at Grand Central. Experiencing homelessness at NYC Rescue. Sleepless nights. Being called “Curry Boy” on the 7 train. And still, I kept going. From there… 8 Michelin stars. Then losing myself again. Then starting over—one last time as a promise to my sister—with Bungalow. And now… TIME100 Most Influential People in the World 2026. I’m still trying to process it. The journey continues.
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@pratiktwts Makes little difference, if/when a major terror attack happens (only scenario where this GoI is likely to use major conventional force)- Pak will be clobbered again. And after the experience last time, it'll be much harder to make IND stop short of doing severe, permanent damage
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@ActorMadhavan Lekin deal final hone tak Nazar aur Sabr
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My strongest recommdtn to th Air force would be to go for the Rafale.Btwen the F18, F16, Euro fighter Typhoon, Gripen and the Mig 35..cont
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@EmpirePodUK They're secretly very insecure; from constant border skirmishes, to paranoia about Tibetans/their sites in IND, spreading online propaganda, trying to build up Pak as a counter, and trying to develop a SubCon/IOR military presence + alternative CPEC routes to choke-able sea lanes
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This is how the Chinese really feel about India...😬
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@MeghUpdates The bathroom tile that broke his head was named Asim Munir
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Pakistan's former Army Chief Qamar Bajwa who called India enemy no.1, has died
Had sustained serious head injuries from slipping in the bathroom
Was admitted to the military hospital in Rawalpindi
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@callNINE09 @Manik_M_Jolly Yea, I recently bought the book by Shiv Kunal Verma, haven't had a chance to start it though - any articles/papers specifically on the battle?
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@Victorious__108 @Manik_M_Jolly Read western sunrise 1965 by shiv aroor available on ocean of pdf
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Share the most mind blowing story you know about Indian Army !
Let me share one - Indian Army had fought and won the largest tank battles after WW2 in 1965. Battles of Chawinda, Asal Uttar and Phillora in Punjab ( India ), against Pakistan decimated enemy armour.
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@Indian_Analyzer The image is fake/AI generated, either they fell for it or they’re being cynical
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Sikhs in Maharashtra object to Dhurandhar over a poster showing Ranveer Singh in a TURBAN with a CIGARETTE.
Sentiments matter. But why not Punjab’s real drugs crisis rarely sparks the same urgency?
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@bandaofrabb True, I'd say Border was probably the turning point, and even then it took a while after that
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@Indrauta_ I've always liked how he's willing to try a wide range of different roles/projects (especially comedies). Laal Kaptaan in particular was excellent.
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Also, the banger sound track of Phantom. People don’t show Saif enough love as an actor. Another parallel is with Kurbaan, where Saif reveals his real name to Kareena, a woman he “trapped” to further his goals like RS did in D1, before he is done to death in a final shootout.
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Before Dhurandhar, there was Phantom (yes, the former is certainly a far better movie) but it follows a similar theme: a condemned man who makes a bargain and sells his soul, stripped of all identities and bonds, he becomes a weapon of the state, an instrument of vengeance.
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@Indrauta_ Phantom was actually decent, Baby & D-Day were pretty good too. Obviously none were Dhurandhar level, but nothing is. And they came much earlier/broke very new ground - at a time when India hadn't even started the current series of cross border strikes & assassinations
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@MeghUpdates Right when Dhurandhar 2 is in theaters, "peak detailing" by R&AW. Eid Mubarak 😂
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Viral reports claim Lashkar-e-Taiba commander Bilal Arif Salafi shot and stabbed by unknown to death inside Markaz Taiba, Muridke, moments after Eid prayers. Developing .....
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@propagandopolis The other heads near him are also of various prominent revolutionaries
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'Subhas' sacrifice' — Indian poster (ca. 1948) showing nationalist leader Subhas Chandra Bose offering his head to Mother India.
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@propagandopolis I feel like indians should be naturally drawn to death metal since alot of their religious imagery is like this
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@upamanyu95 Movies like that were the closest thing we got to revenge/justice for terror attacks back then, it was the only catharsis. From much tighter internal security, to cross border raids & strikes (espc in Pak), and "Unknown Gunmen" - what a change in just a little over one decade
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One bollywood movie I really liked is D-Day. 2013 was beginning of the end of left lib secularism. Pakistani M bashing was just picking up. Irfan Khan supremacy coupled with Rishi Kapoor madness.
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@Mihir_The1 @BarcaUniversal He's basically emotional about the core identity/values and playing style of the club, but that's it - in pursuit of that, he can be absolutely cold-blooded and puts the long term, objective interests of the club above anyone and anything (including club legends)
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@Victorious__108 @BarcaUniversal That makes sense and explains why he is such a great president: he is a ruthless decision maker, not an emotional fool driven by nostalgia.
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🚨 OFFICIAL: Joan Laporta has WON the presidential elections!
He will remain president until 2031!
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