Dr. Barren Wuffett

@Alexaxfcb It's the steroids that Liverpool players took last season

Es durísimo esto eh, 27 años

@mishmanaged_ LOL

kya bey bhadwe aaj nahi nachega?

@ImJimmyCarter Instead, we vote for criminals and land mafia. How are we better?

We Kannadigas have kept film stars where they belong ,that’s why we’re ahead among South states when it comes to development...

@GopinadhMN Wait till they announce an alliance lol

DMK Losing - Good News TVK Leading - Bad News Am i the only one with this feeling 😂😅

@VillaLeeAV @JImblee1 @premierleague The tears when you lose against Forest will be worth it

Jesus Christ this is a stretch 🤣 look at the facts mate! We have near enough secured UCL. Yes, as a Villa fan I would have preferred it done tonight but we have a huge semi final 2nd leg on Thursday and have to win it! So he rests 7 players in a game that isn’t that important in the grand scheme of things. We have Burnley next and the UEL final places will be decided by then so we won’t need to rest anybody for that game. Added bonus, this result adds pressure to Forest. It’s game management of a small squad fighting on 2 fronts… not conspiracy! Annoying and frustrating as a fan yes but not corrupt 🤣

This Villa performance is bordering on corrupt. Surely the @premierleague need to have an investigation into this. Damages the integrity of the competition.

@TVMohandasPai @AmitShah It is being done with that baldy's permission only

Need intervention of HM @AmitShah How can this happen in Gujarat?

@ImBillu_ Where are the feminists lmaooo

Fcking wild man, feeling bad only for Sangeetha.

@khanumarfa Mentally retarded Kangli

Polarization of Bengal is complete.

@aratrika_g08 Start crying

@Tejasvi_Surya @GalaxEye You people have created so many bureaucratic issues in Karnataka. Without paying lakhs in bribe, we can't even live in peace. Why don't you fix that? Karnataka doesn't belong to Modi's country?

A Bengaluru startup just did something no one in the world has ever done, put a satellite in orbit that sees through clouds, through the night, with optical sensor and SAR fused into one. Many many congratulations to the @Galaxeye team on the launch of Mission Drishti! This is exactly why PM Sri @narendramodi opened up the space sector, so young Indians could build an audacious future for the nation.

@JamesB_afc Shame on you.

I’m disgusted with myself. I agreed with & pushed the idea that we make more happen with Kai than Gyokeres. Complete nonsense and actually there was plenty of evidence that that was nonsense - it just hadn’t happened for a while I think this game has proven a few things right that we’ve called for (more MLS mins, Rice RCM) - but Gyokeres is showing he can make things happen for us

@goalsside Make that 23!!!!!

Victor Gyokeres for Arsenal this season: • 50 matches played • 20 goals scored • 2 assists provided 22G/A in 50 matches played. 🔥🔥

@LEGODCGame This is a Lego game wtf

Behold, your PC specs for #LEGOBatmanGame! *Batcomputer not included.

@svembu @garvit_sethii @SanjayTweets9 Hope you and your family will take treatment from the doctors who score 0 marks and get seats

I have never believed in "merit" the way you believe it. Your notion of merit is to have ultra-competitive exams and we pick the "best" performers. Zoho Schools of Learning has never worked that way. That has been true for 22 years. This has nothing to do with politics for me. I fundamemtally reject competitive examinations as the approach to find talent. In order to avoid the politics of reservation, the best course is to open a lot of colleges so finding a seat is never hard. That happened in TN and is starting to happen all over India, even in medical education. But college itself is not the be all and end all. We have to promote a lot of private sector investment in skill development. This is part of private sector investment in R&D. We spend a lot of resources on these in Zoho. It works.

Open Letter to Sridhar Vembu Dear Mr. Vembu, I write this with deep concern over your recent support for reservation policies and the comparisons you’ve drawn with diversity initiatives in the United States. You argue that systems like DEI in America justify similar frameworks in India. But this comparison falls apart when we look at the scale and implementation. In the U.S., such policies never translated into a system where 60–70% of opportunities were effectively reserved, nor did they allow massive disparities in merit thresholds for critical professions. Let me ask a simple question: What crime have General Category students committed? Why should a child, from the very beginning of their academic journey, feel like they are at a systemic disadvantage not because of lack of effort, but because of their birth in General Category? Why are their aspirations consistently compressed to accommodate a system that increasingly ignores merit? You speak of social justice. But is it justice to crush the dreams of one group to uplift another, indefinitely? Is it justice when students scoring significantly lower marks are granted access to highly competitive and critical fields like medicine, while others with far higher scores are left behind? A nation progresses when it rewards competence, innovation, and excellence. The global dominance of American technology was not built on rigid quotas it was built on merit, competition, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. That is precisely why talent from countries like India migrates there: because systems that reward merit create opportunity. In contrast, policies that dilute merit risk mediocrity. They push capable individuals away, discourage effort, and ultimately weaken institutions. India stands at a crucial stage in its development. We cannot afford to compromise on merit in the name of social engineering. True upliftment should come through better education, equal access to resources, and economic empowerment not through perpetual reservation that divides society further. I urge you to reconsider the broader implications of the stance you are taking. Influential voices like yours shape public discourse. At a time when India needs to build world class institutions, the focus should be on strengthening meritocracy, not weakening it. Sincerely, Garvit Sethi

@mr_samvats @NewsArenaIndia @ECISVEEP @AmitShah @narendramodi Such a weak Supreme Court and HM

@NewsArenaIndia TMC is doing its best to win the election so that it can avenge the people who didn’t vote for it. This is the so-called democracy in a state of India. The Election Commission, Supreme Court, and even the HM and PM look hopeless. Cc: @ECISVEEP @AmitShah @narendramodi

Repolling to be done in booth where TMC used tape to block BJP's button on EVMs.

@amitmalviya Wearing shoes wtf?

Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi arrives at Kashi Vishawanath temple. Har Har Mahadev.

@ANI No substance without cameras. What a pathetic leader we have

#WATCH | Varanasi | PM Narendra Modi holds a 'Trishul-Damru' after offering prayers at Shri Kashi Vishwanath temple

@DuncanCastles @TransfersCast @Transfersdotcom @FCBayernEN @PSG_inside @ChampionsLeague Shameless animal posing as a journalist.

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@SupriyaShrinate Brainwashing young kids. The universe will definitely punish you

This boy’s clarity of thought and honesty of expression on caste-based disparities are commendable. Hats off to you, young man! He is so right. Reservation is not a poverty alleviation programme but a means to bring equity and equilibrium to the social structure. 🫡🫡

@svembu Comparing reservations here with Affirmative Action in developed nations is either retarded or deliberately dishonest

This topic of reservation comes up often in these threads. People don't seem to realise that American universities have had strong Affirmative Action and Asian American kids (including Indian American kids) need far higher grades and test scores to get into top Universities. This is absolutely true in California even now - even though the law prohibits it and the Universities will deny it! On the other side, Zoho has thrived in Tamil Nadu and both AIADMK (MGR initiated the massive increase in reservation quota in early 1980s in higher education) and DMK have long maintained the same reservation policy here. It is a political non-issue in Tamil Nadu. Zoho has benefited from and has in turn benefited all the communities in Tamil Nadu. When private sector investment is strong (as has been the case in Tamil Nadu) reservation policy in education can help to create a bigger talent pool. When private sector investment is low, society becomes a zero sum game. This is why we must work to boost private sector investment in a big way, rather than fight about reservation. I repeat: Universities in California have very strong Affirmative Action programs too. And California also has had strong private sector investment.