@Cloon_ey1 For bjp to stay in power , they need rjd in opposition, that's why bjp is not going tough on shenanigans of rjd top brass
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Ashwani kumar
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23%, 33%, 93%.
Doesn't matter when a party is out of power for 25+years and still got only 25 seats. That's a dead party with some strong votebank.
Prsanna@Kumar506Kumar
@Cloon_ey1 Slightly Agree with ur first point. RJD is not a dead partee In 2025 vote share is around 23 % which one was single highest partee. RJD will revive and very soon u ll see some revolutionary change in RJD. RJD still has the biggest vote bank.
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“Life is not just eating, drinking, television, and cinema. The human mind must be creative, must be active."
- Lee Kaun Yew
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If one spends most of their time on twitter, exceptions aside, they are lonely.
BowTiedPhys@BowTiedPhys
If you want to understand how lonely people are today - talk to a stranger at a place you visit on regular basis. Gym. Cafe. Grocery store. Remember name. Be authentic. Hit cross-section of interests. Every time you see them thereafter: Face lights up. Eyes widen. Smile breaks. Bar has never been lower to be a social unicorn.
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@airtelindia internet is not working in my area from last 3 days, please resolve it
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Law and order of the state can be easily guessed when a drunken guy has no inhibition in molesting a girl in a hotel in capital Patna in front of her father, and also an attempt to abduct her. The girl had gone to appear for an exam. Imagine the trauma a day before exam.
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@RoflGandhi_ एक भक्त को 4 जूते पड़े ।
वो बोला अगर मोदी जी नहीं होते तो 40 पड़ते ।
फिर 4 जूते और पड़े ।
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BJP नेताओं का पेट्रोल बचाने पर भी वही ड्रामा है, जैसे स्वच्छता अभियान के नाम पर फोटो खींचाने और वीडियो बनवाने का कार्यक्रम चला था। खैर, पीके जो दूसरी बात कह रहे हैं उसे सुनिए!!
Prashant Kishor | Jan Suraaj | Bihar
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One should read story of Maria Popova. Founder of Magnolia.
A simple blogger from Bulgaria became US based multimillionaire. At a very young age.
Unlike other bloggers who went for viral posts, her articles are loaded with multi disciplinary knowledge, not viral clickbaits.
Arminius@Cloon_ey1
Magnolia, arguably the best blog in the world. DeepThink MentalFloss Some of the best blogs in the world.
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@ashwaniya2 Earlier it's name was BrainPickings. When I used to read. She changed it later.
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Arminius@Cloon_ey1
Anyone who is fond of reading some great stuff,check the handle below and her website Brainpickings.org She is no ordinary man/woman.Every article leads towards self actualisation.She amalgamates diferent streams into one article.The best one! twitter.com/brainpicker
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Magnolia, arguably the best blog in the world.
DeepThink
MentalFloss
Some of the best blogs in the world.
The Waally@theWaally2
@Cloon_ey1 which big beautiful blogs? for me Blogs were last popular a decade ago.
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@churumuri @Barugaru1 He was the guy doing a tell all against the Congress, prior to 2014 elections.
Now he is acting as if he was taken for a ride
These guys are all complicit in taking us to where we are right now
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The carefully curated mythology of Manmohan Singh as an 'accidental prime minister' propelled middle-class anger against the Gandhis in the dying days of UPA 2.
This was weaponised to counter Rahul Gandhi, much distrusted by India Inc, for his anti-Big Business rhetoric.
churumuri@churumuri
When he became @PMOIndia 12 years ago, @narendramodi asked for 10 years to transform the country. It seems clear now that his focus was mainly on the Indian republic's transformation into a Hindu-majority polity. The conclusion of the author of 'The Accidental Prime Minister'. @Barugaru1 @NewIndianXpress
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I remember reading this book. T. N. Seshan’s A Heart Full of Burden.
The 2nd chapter titles ‘Are We Cockroaches?’
It asks, ‘Are we a non-achieving society?’…… ‘Is survivability the fundamental of Indian existence?’ Sheshan laments lack of excellence in pursuit. He is saddened by corruption. He questions our institutions and practices. He mentions cheating in exams and in elections….
He wrote this more than 30 years ago. Nothing has changed. It has only got worse.
The only difference, We now defend the governments because our identity and existence is entwined with it. The govt is who we are. As voters we try to whitewash our biases, and so we are obliged to become the foot soldiers of the failed institutions.
Development is no longer the issue. Self-preservation is the priority. And that’s the trap.
Shashi Tharoor@ShashiTharoor
I’m incredibly intrigued by the rise of #CockroachJantaParty, which has already reached more than 15 million followers on @Instagram in just five days. I understand the frustrations of the youth and see why they are resonating with it. This is precisely why the account being withheld on X is disastrous and deeply unwise - there should be an outlet for the youth to express their feelings and so, let CJP’s account function instead of shutting it down! Democracies need outlets for dissent, humour, satire and even frustration. I am uncertain about the future of this movement but I hope the youngsters behind it find a way to bring this energy into mainstream politics or perhaps express it through their vote to be a voice of change and in doing so, become impossible to ignore. This is an opportunity that the Opposition must seize. indianexpress.com/article/politi…
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And when they do have leisure time, their taste has shifted ,they want something denser, more meaningful, lower commitment.
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Another thing is demographic gravity.
Every generation that grows up eventually gets pulled into real life. Jobs, relationships, kids, loans. The hours a 16 year old spends watching a gaming influencer or a lifestyle vlogger are hours a 28 year old simply doesn't have anymore.
Arminius@Cloon_ey1
Social media is dying. Everyone will start seeing it in a year at max. For most of us it will be reduced to mere gossip among familiar handles. Friendly interactions, songs sharing. The "influencer" space will die.
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@Cloon_ey1 There's also genuine "parasocial exhaustion" , people burning out on one-sided relationships with strangers.
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Nehru wasn’t a semi-literate ignorant buffoon! He was globally respected for his intellect, vision and perspectives.
The crowds that flocked to see him in America, Russia or Europe weren’t paid supporters ferried from India or organised by his chamchas there, but locals!
RAHUL@RahulSeeker
At the National Press Club in the US on 9 Nov, 1961 Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru was grilled by the foreign press. Yet he stood there alone & answered each question himself without hiding behind a wall of bureaucrats or script & teleprompter didn't exist then. I know this tweet will draw a flood of abuse and trolls becoz, in today’s India, Nehru is the prime villain. Yet I couldn’t stop myself from saying it again - Bro Nehru was different and you will never even come close to him, irrespective of your electoral victories. Cope it harder.
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