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Subhash Kak ☀️ सुभाष काक
Can someone explain why युगादि ("Yugadi") is written in English media as "Ugadi"?
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Shashank Mattoo
Shashank Mattoo@MattooShashank·
Shashi Tharoor says India will back Arab nations over Iran "In the longer term, India's bed is made with the Arab side of the Gulf. It has 9 million citizens living there. There is investment coming in and oil and energy security. But India would like to preserve ties with Iran"
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Peter Kazanjy
Peter Kazanjy@Kazanjy·
We knew the Ivy League was racist against east asian and white men, but little did we know they were EXTRA racist against south asians.
Werner Zagrebbi🇦🇿@zagrebbi

The famous SFFA case treated Indians and East Asians as a single group. This masked significant heterogeneity: It's way harder to get in if you're Indian! In Columbia's internal admissions database (h/t @cremieuxrecueil), East Asian applicants had a 41% lower odds of admission than equally qualified White applicants, whereas South Asian applicants had 63% lower odds.

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@omarali50 Indian laws won’t allow its citizens to fight for other countries. They would get prosecuted. Indian forces aren’t for sale or rent. Any deployment will be G2G under regular command
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Rajesh Rajagopalan
Rajesh Rajagopalan@RRajagopalanJNU·
China’s J-20 Mighty Dragon Is Now Based at 12,000 Feet in Tibet and Might Be Armed With Missiles That Can Reach Indian Territory — New Satellite Images Confirm the Buildup - 19fortyfive.com/2026/03/chinas…
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Ryan Petersen
Ryan Petersen@typesfast·
Whoever named Gemini at Google really named it. In the mythology, the immortal twin gives up his immortality to save the life of his mortal twin. It’s just like Google giving up 100% of its free cash flow to make sure Deepmind survives.
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Hassan
Hassan@hassankhaliid·
Probably because they know exactly what this film is: blatant, overhyped propaganda masquerading as cinema. Let’s be honest: this isn’t storytelling, it’s a narrative designed to push a one sided agenda. The timing of events, the way real life incidents are cherry picked, and how characters are glorified, it’s all carefully constructed to manipulate perception. Anyone with a basic understanding of cinema can see that. Bollywood actors aren’t praising it because they actually read scripts and know the difference between good filmmaking and hype driven messaging. Meanwhile, the Telugu stars are either swept up in fan frenzy or blind to the propagandist undertones. So yes, this is less about the movie being ‘good’ and more about people riding the wave of engineered hype. Calling it a cinematic masterpiece without scrutiny only proves how easily people can be manipulated when propaganda is dressed up as entertainment. HENCE
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Wellu@Wellutwt·
Dhurandhar 2 has been praised so far by Allu Arjun, Vijay Deverakonda, Jr NTR, and Mahesh Babu. any Bollywood star tweeted kya??
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Rishi | ഋഷി | 🌐🗽🥥🔰🏙
Kerala's politicians love building rural roads because it raises the property values of Mallu McMansions. What these CPIM IT Cell funded influencers won't tell you is that Tamil Nadu was the fastest-growing Indian state since Covid while Kerala was one of the slowest. Malayalis can't blame low base effect either. Tamil Nadu has a higher per capita income than Kerala now. A decade of stagnant GDP will do that.
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ChvdpreetBallsdeep
ChvdpreetBallsdeep@badbroto·
arab traveller discovers indian plant imports in german markets in 992AD
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@razibkhan The Hajj tradition including dress code is derived from Buddhist pilgrimage. Al Aqsa follows the Christian tradition of Reliquary which itself is derived from Buddhist stupas which were reliquaries for Buddha’s remains.
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Omar Abbas Hyat | ഒമർ അബ്ബാസ്
Islam was used to rally biomasses into voting for a “to-be” quasi feudal/full time mercenary state. Therefore, harming Muslims is no accident, it’s by design.
 𝐒𝐡𝐚𝐡𝐞𝐞𝐧 𝐃𝐮𝐫𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐢@ShaheenDurrani2

A country called Pakistan was created in the name of Islam, but from the very beginning until now, it has been hostile and harmful to Islam and Muslims.

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Nope. This is the traditional Kerala Muslim women’s dress. In fact Kerala Christian and Muslim women’s dresses were similar except in the way head was covered. (Christians wore head covering only in church as mentioned in Paul’s epistles. Even today women use the pallu of sari to cover head in church) Hijab etc are imports from West Asia
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Worst Witch@witch_worst·
@razibkhan @omarali50 It must be a regional thing? Have grown up seeing Bangladeshi expats from Dhaka who routinely wore lots of saris. Now living in London the British Sylhetis here are in abayas (with hijab + sometimes niqab), never ever saris. Sylhet is said to be more religious than other regions
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Razib Khan 🧬 ✍️@razibkhan·
this is not a was. my mom wears/wore saris a lot in the US. and pakistanis would tell her "why you wear hindu clothes"
Hoju@Hoju89

@razibkhan Interestingly, the Pakistani establishment considered, among other things, the wearing of saris by East Pakistani women as an indicator of East Pakistanis being 'too Hindu'. East Pakistanis being 'too Hindu' was part of their justification for the actions they undertook in 1971.

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Avatans Kumar 🕉
Avatans Kumar 🕉@avatans·
Growing up in Patna, India, I rarely saw Muslim women wearing Hijab/Burqa. They all wore Sari, Bindi, and Churi (bangles). By the time I went to grad school, a lot of women were wearing Hijab/Burqa-- mostly from the southern state of Keral. Now whenever I go to India, I see more and more Muslim women in Hijab/Burqa.
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@fchollet Not true. Give it tasks that do not have anything in literature that are logically true (ie you have solved offline) and it would find the connection and reproduce. This happens only if a connection can be made. Otherwise it doesn’t happen.
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François Chollet
François Chollet@fchollet·
This is more evidence that current frontier models remain completely reliant on content-level memorization, as opposed to higher-level generalizable knowledge (such as metalearning knowledge, problem-solving strategies...)
Lossfunk@lossfunk

🚨 Shocking: Frontier LLMs score 85-95% on standard coding benchmarks. We gave them equivalent problems in languages they couldn't have memorized. They collapsed to 0-11%. Presenting EsoLang-Bench. Accepted to the Logical Reasoning and ICBINB workshops at ICLR 2026 🧵

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Wilfred Reilly
Wilfred Reilly@wil_da_beast630·
Asians have a harder time getting into college than whites - which we knew - but Indians etc apparently have a harder time than East Asians.
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Palash
Palash@ABiggerSpalash·
The Advaita (non-dualism) school of Hinduism is the kind of philosophy which once understood and *felt* is hard to shake off. It clutches Truth by its neck, and doesn't let go. You cannot help but colour all your life experiences with it. Unfortunately, Advaita doesn't scale at all, precisely because it is so personal. It cannot be proselytized, and even sits comfortably alongside atheistic schools like Spinoza's God. No wonder, ISKCON - the most successful Hindu organization - avoids non-dualism completely. The concept of 'God as a person' is far easy to scale than something abstract like Advaita. Therefore, at the heart of Hinduism sits a conundrum. Its hardest truth doesn't scale in the real world. The idea that *everything* is made of the same code, like Sam here says, may be deeply powerful to you but you will not be able to convince your friend of it, till his life's circumstances force him to *see* it.
Sam Altman@sama

absolute equivalence of brahman and atman

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Rishi | ഋഷി | 🌐🗽🥥🔰🏙
I think chruch tourism is an underrated niche in Kerala. South Asian Christianity began in Kerala and as such it holds historical significance in global Christian history. And Kerala still has some of the oldest, the largest and the most beautiful churches outside of Europe. These are not rare examples either. You'll find grand churches almost every five kilometers in most parts of Kerala. We wasted a lot of NRI remittances building churches that will eventually go empty.
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Akshobhya | ಅಕ್ಷೋಭ್ಯ@Akshobhyaaa

@RishiJoeSanu Also the Idol worshipping Christians have the most pristine churches in India

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