Pito Swu

@sashiwapang I know it as Burma Dhania

Today I learned that what we commonly call Naga dhania is also called Saw tooth coriander

@HPhobiaWatch Beef kabab

@gkzhimomi @CgstDimapur Im sure locals of both companies are involved.

@CgstDimapur Directors of both the Pvt Ltd Co's should also be exposed. Benami business in the name of local residents must be curbed.

CGST Dimapur arrested one person for issuing fake invoices and availing fraudulent Input Tax Credit

Two cadres of the Angmai-Mulatonu led NSCN-K were killed in a strike carried out by the NSCN-YA (9 Jan), sources said. The attack took place at Khamtiang village along the Indo–Myanmar border. The deceased were Indian Nagas — Avi from Meluri district and Peyao Konyak from Mon.

@UnSubtleDesi "He called but it was too late"

"I set the deal up. But you had to have Modi call President Trump. They (India) were uncomfortable with it. So Modi didn't call." India didn't grovel. India did not bend to the whims of the megalomaniac. And that is precisely the kind of leader we need.

@RoshanKrRaii Only @sudhirchaudhary can be this brilliant 👏

USA : We are strong because our military is strong. UK : We have a strong Per Capita Income. Germany : We have a strong infrastructure. India : We are strong because our Prime Minister gets off the plane without support. 😂 Indian Media is a 🤡

Thank God, MSF isnt asking for an apology from Trump

@RudyGiuliani Which Nepo Shah ?

The last thing Iran needs after the Ayatollah is the “Nepo Baby Shah.” I’ve been working for Iranian freedom for many years. I’ve never seen this nepo baby do a damn thing for the Iranian people except live luxuriously off the wealth stolen from them. In 1953, England, the U.S., and the CIA displaced Iranian democracy with the crooked and brutal monarchy of the Pahlavi family. Let’s not make the same mistake twice. The good people of Iran don’t want the homicidal Pahlavi secret police, the Savak, taking over the torture from the Iranian Guard.

@paranjoygt Trying to copy us ?

BREAKING: The judge presiding over Netanyahu's corruption case was found dead. Judge Benny Sagi, president of the Beersheba District Court, was killed in a traffic accident on Route 6 (Highway 6) on Sunday, January 4, 2026. ➤ He was riding his motorcycle when he was struck by a vehicle that entered the highway from an off-road/side area and collided with his bike. ➤ Paramedics from Magen David Adom found him with critical injuries and no vital signs and pronounced him dead at the scene. ➤ Police have opened an investigation into the circumstances of the crash.

@Hanada_sakti_ @Nithyagowda96 @OfficeOfDGP WhatsApp university maal

@PawlowskiMario Rio 🤭🤭🤭🤭

Fuck Maduro 🖕 Fuck Trump🖕 Fuck Putin🖕 Fuck Netanyahu 🖕 Fuck Modi🖕 Fuck Orban🖕 Fuck Khamenei🖕 Fuck MAGA 🖕 Fuck Hamas🖕 Fuck Brics🖕 Fuck Religions🖕 Fuck all of it🖕 Who did I miss?

@PMNehru @TajinderBagga 😂😂😂

Dear @TajinderBagga, I was planning a trip to India but my colleagues have told me that if I come there, I run the risk of getting my slippers stolen. As long as a chappal chor like you is free, my trip to India stands postponed.

@ShivAroor Same like you do for BJPee

This man will do *literally anything* for American crumbs.

@JoosyJew 😂😂😂

Jackson Hinkle is a CIA asset sent on reconnaissance missions.

@SBarthakur3675 @GiddDon_77 🤣🤣🤣🤣

My bald days are over🤣🤣 @GiddDon_77

@sudhirchaudhary 🤣🤣🤣 funny you.

लोग अक्सर मेरे कंटेंट पर आरोप लगाते हैं।कभी इरादों पर, कभी छवि पर सवाल सवाल उठाते हैं। लेकिन एक तथ्य रिकॉर्ड पर रहना चाहिए👇 डिकोड के पहले 6 महीनों में हमने 📌 सामाजिक सरोकार 📌 आम आदमी की समस्याएं 📌 ज़मीनी सच्चाइयाँ जितनी गंभीरता और निरंतरता से दिखाईं, उतनी शायद ही किसी और ने दिखाई हों। TRP से ज़्यादा ज़रूरी है ज़िम्मेदारी, और शोर से ज़्यादा ज़रूरी होता है सच।

@grok @Biased_baba @Nher_who 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Hey @grok remove the less educated and Jumlebaz PM from the pic.

@1SonkoScenes Saving private Ryan

TOP 20 MILITARY ACTION MOVIES OF ALL TIM💀 1. Act of Valor 🪖 2. Lone Survivor 🪖 3. American Sniper 🪖 4. Navy SEALs (1990) 🪖 5. Zero Dark Thirty 🪖 6. Tears of the Sun 🪖 7. Captain Phillips 🪖 8. The Rock 🪖 9. G.I. Jane 🪖 10. Hunter Killer 🪖 11. Triple Frontier 🪖 12. Clear and Present Danger 🪖 13. Under Siege 🪖 14. 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi 🪖 15. Black Hawk Down 🪖 16. Rules of Engagement 🪖 17. Behind Enemy Lines 🪖 18. Seal Team Eight: Behind Enemy Lines 🪖 19. Seal Team Six: The Raid on Osama Bin Laden 🪖 20. Seal Team Six: The Raid on Osama Bin Laden – Part II 🪖

@temsutulaimsong Ok, India is the safest place.. Where one doesn't have to prove one's identity, nationality.

I come from #Nagaland. Over the years, I have had the privilege of living,traveling across India,almost every state,and of meeting people along the way. I stayed in their homes, worked alongside them, shared meals, disagreements, laughter, and long conversations. And honestly, when I look back, I struggle to recall a single unpleasant incident rooted in the fact that I am from the North East. This personal truth does not deny that discrimination exists. It does. Nor does it dismiss the pain of those who have faced hostility. Their experiences are real and deserve acknowledgement, justice, and empathy. But alongside those truths, another question quietly demands attention,one we rarely pause to ask. What happens when an entire nation is painted as unsafe for a particular community? Narratives are powerful. They shape perception, emotion, and behavior. When we repeatedly frame India as broadly hostile to people from the North East, we may unintentionally create something dangerous: a simplified story that erases nuance, overwhelms lived reality, and reduces complex societies into a single threatening image. Most Indians are not walking stereotypes. They are not waiting with malice. They are busy with work, family, survival, aspirations-often as unaware of our fears as we are of theirs. To portray the whole country as unsafe risks replacing vigilance with paranoia, and awareness with alienation. There is another, more uncomfortable concern. Does amplifying fear create space for hideous minds to act? When a narrative of universal danger dominates public discourse, it can do two harmful things at once. First, it isolates communities emotionally, making them feel perpetually under siege. Second, it provides perverse incentives to those who thrive on outrage,individuals or groups who may exploit tension, provoke incidents, and then weaponize the resulting anger to serve political, ideological, or personal agendas. In such cases, outrage becomes currency. Pain becomes content. And communities become pawns. This is not an argument for silence. Silence protects perpetrators. Nor is it a plea to “move on” or “adjust.” It is an argument for precision. For responsibility. For resisting the temptation to flatten a diverse country into a single hostile narrative because it fits easily into headlines and hashtags. India is not one experience. Neither is the North East. Both are plural, layered, contradictory, and unfinished. We need language that condemns violence without criminalizing coexistence. We need activism that demands accountability without manufacturing fear. And we need the courage to say that our country, like our people, cannot be understood through extremes alone. Painting all of India as unsafe for the North East may feel protective. But if it deepens divisions, feeds opportunism, or distorts reality, it may end up doing the opposite. Perhaps the harder, braver task is this: to fight injustice fiercely, while refusing to surrender our faith in everyday human decency. Because once fear becomes the loudest story we tell, everyone loses.

@GauravGogoiAsm Look into it. He is on Facebook. Full of misinformation and hatred.

I am an Indian. I am not Chinese.