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@SirKazamJeevi Why is she even there? Just to maintain the diversity numbers?

What is she thinking? My guess: “I am from a culture lead by a Yashasvi VishwaGuru where we don’t criticize fatherland like that”

@aditiraaaj Sounds like a straight person saying "how can someone be homosexual" We have been confusing preferences with morality for way too long now.

How can someone be non-vegetarian ?

@bainjal Maybe he gauged your intention then

Incredibly hurt at this comment by musical genius A R Rehman. Reminds me of a TV IV, I did with him once when I kept begging him to sing or at least hum his divine “Ma Tuje Salaam” Vandataram & throughout the half an hour he steadfastly refused. I was upset because artists are never so obdurate particularly about their greatest hits

@IndianTechGuide Ahh, the satisfaction from reading this

🚨 Delivery workers from Swiggy, Zomato, Zepto, and Blinkit plan a nationwide strike on December 31.

My UG student from Zimbabwe has actually written a 2500-word research paper on this. How a water-scarce country and capital can ONLY resort to spraying unlimited gallons of water to control its horrific levels of pollution!

@minicnair How is it important to be official and not accurate 😅

Delhi happy aano????🤣

@varungrover Aap ne direct prahaar kiya. Tells a lot about the times we are living in.

AQI ka naam badal ke ‘Godse Bullet’ kar do. Kills you but will be eventually justified by the regime.

@meaowism personal is political. always.

pov : dating is political

Ahh, using Patrick Fabian's voice in Pluribus. Just Vince Gilligan things ❤️

@minicnair Good to see Naval there though

Someone had promised that they will make Indian Railway Stations like Airports. But Airports have become like Railway Stations.🤣🤣

More bad news for mobile phone users in India (after SIM binding): Our government is mandating a government app (sanchar saathi) on every new phone, permanently, Reuters reports. Will be pushed to your phone via OTA. New smartphones need to have it. Users cannot delete it. This is a first. India has never before required an unremovable state app on every device. Russia does btw, with its MAX Messenger (started September 2025). A few comments regarding this: 1. Sanchar Saathi is a lost phone tracker, but if it gets embedded with no possibility of removal, it becomes a government tracker on your device. IF the government is allowed to get away with this, what’s next? A mandatory digital ID app? Digiyatra forcefully installed on each device? An app that disables VPNs or tracks your app and browser history? An app that sends copies of your messages to the government once a month? Once the OS layer is opened to the state, it doesn’t close. 2. Legally, one can argue that your mobile phone is your personal space, and this is an invasion of your personal space. It’s where we have our most private conversations. Exchange sensitive information with people we trust. How do we know this app isn’t used to access files and messaging on our device, which is unencrypted on device? Or a future update won’t do that? This is clearly an invasion of our privacy. 3. Remember how the government exempt itself from much of the Data Protection Law. This explains why. The Data Protection Law will make private companies more accountable and the Indian government less accountable. 4. Bloatware is already an issue with some phones (It’s why I don’t use Samsung). Now there’s more, and this time the government is forcing bloatware. I guess we’ll all have to root our phones now. When you buy a phone with bloatware, you're choosing to buy it with bloatware. This is different. 5. The way things work with India’s Department of Telecom, there was no public consultation, the order wasn’t disclosed. Just forced. This is dictatorial in nature. If they get away with this, more will follow.

@saaiyer It's high time this take cools down.

My hot take is that people without religion or those who are agnostic have better morals. They don't diss other people's food. They don't have separate utensils and dishes for the marginalised They don't call their food pure. They marry based on mutual values and respect. They don't call random people terrorists. They don't force their women to dress in a certain way. They don't mob lynch

@AnupamPKher Why sometimes?

Sometimes silence is therapeutic! :)

@AUThackeray @waglenikhil Whoever is writing it for you, or yourself. I think using words like Gaddaar, gives impression of someone immature. Grace would go a long way.

🚨 The BEST’s fares have been doubled by the bjp state government- like never before. 🚨 The BEST’s bus fleet has been reduced by the bjp state government- like never before. 🚨 The BEST’s ridership has seen a drop, and private bus companies have been allowed to run, by finishing the BEST- like never before. The CM further tells the BEST to depend on “non fare income” and not on State Government further on. ⚠️Buses reduced = Routes reduced… ⚠️Fares doubled = Ridership reduced… ⚠️ Bus stops converted to hoardings… CM and Gaddaar DCM celebrate 150 buses induction into the BEST. What a ridiculous joke!

How many politicians does it take to launch a metro card?

@dm_india @MahuaMoitra Again, why do we need religious validation to just eat what we want to? Whether it is a Hindu tradition or not, people should have right to eat whatever they feel like

@MahuaMoitra Bengal, Odisha, Assam and several other parts of the country, have long standing Hindu tradition of offering fish-animal sacrifice and consuming non-veg like fish, chicken, goat and buffalo, etc. especially in Devi-Shakti-Durga-Kali pujas! Respect our Hinduism and our culture!

Please watch saffron brigade BJP goons threaten fish-eating Bengalis of Chittaranjan Park, Delhi. Never in 60 years has this happened, residents say.

Please feel free to use the below content for the email - To, Dr. Abhijeet Choudhary, Administrator and Commissioner, Nagpur Municipal Corporation Respected Sir, The public notice by the Garden Department, Advt No. 899/PR published in Nagpur's newspapers on 20.01.2025, has prompted me to submit my objections today. Continuous tree felling has been happening in Nagpur for many years, leading to the destruction of 30% of the city’s Green Cover. Consequently, there has been a significant rise in temperature, and pollution has increased due to the reduction of greenery. The decrease in the number of trees has led to irregular rainfall patterns during the monsoon, with extremely erratic rainfall. Moreover, the reduced capacity for rainwater retention has resulted in a drop in groundwater levels in many areas, which will only worsen in the coming days. I completely object to the proposed tree felling at Sakkardara Chowk Yours faithfully, Nagpur

If you are in Nagpur, I request you to please file an objection against this plan to fell more than 400 trees. Some trees are a 100 years old. The process is simple; send an email to mconagpur@gov.in and gardendept.nmc@gmail.com Mention advt no 899 PR as reference. Please RT

🚨Nagpur needs your help. Once India’s second greenest city, today it ranks 60th in Maharashtra. The Nagpur Municipal Corporation plans to fell more than a 1000 trees in the coming days. Please suggest the best way to get this covered nationally. @bahardutt @mrajshekhar @HariniNagendra @SunitaNarain Please help, please RT. What’s happening is beyond tragic.

@PayalKapadia86 Can we do a couple of shows in Nagpur?

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