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Mind over Matter

Katılım Mayıs 2025
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Gabbar@GabbbarSingh·
You wouldn’t know what this celebration in a middle class household is about. Few years ago, it only meant one thing, the daughter of the house has qualified UPSC/NEET etc. Today this celebration is about the girl winning a Gold medal in Boxing.
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iMac_too@iMac_too·
In case you thought Yusuf Khan became Dilip Kumar due to "majoritarian" pressure
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Lepcha@jadedlepcha·
@LozzaFox England enabled it across asia, also in its homeland. No better example of reap what you sow.
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Laurence Fox@LozzaFox·
The confidence, dominance and arrogance to casually drop in a threat like this was menacing.
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Lepcha@jadedlepcha·
@total_woke_ Up bihar dehat will never let India be 😭
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Eminent Intellectual
Eminent Intellectual@total_woke_·
It's easy to hate the rich, but do you have the courage to hate the poor?
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Amit Schandillia
Amit Schandillia@Schandillia·
As Rama strategizes Lanka’s invasion and Sita’s extraction, Lakshmana reports spotting a comet in the Mula nakshatra. This is no ordinary conjunction. Mula is a prominent collection of stars found on the tail of the scorpion. A comet visiting a constellation or an asterism has always been a special occasion in the ancient world. Either a good omen, or a bad omen. Here, it’s a bad omen...for the rakshasas. Valmiki narrates this sighting in Yuddha Kanda 4:52-53: nairṛtaṃ nairṛtānāṃ ca nakṣatram abhipīḍyate, mūlaṃ mūlavatā spṛṣṭaṃ dhūpyate dhūmaketunā. sarvaṃ caitad vināśāya rākṣasānām upasthitam, kāle kālagṛhītānāṃ nakṣatraṃ grahapīḍitam. “The Mula constellation of the titans is badly aspected, in that it is touched by a comet risen with a tail of light and tormented by it. All this has come for the destruction of the titans, for, the star seized by death is oppressed by a planet in its last hour.” Now since comets are not a permanent fixture in the night sky and have a fixed periodicity, somehow figuring out when a comet might have passed through this asterism could easily give away when the Ramayana happened. Luckily for us, doing this is entirely possible using modern astro-simulators like Stellarium, etc. Which is exactly what Nilesh Oak did. He went all the way back to 16000 BC and ran the simulation in the Mula region, one day at a time, for every year since. Hoping to spot anything out of norm. Nothing. Until he found one. Comet Encke...right there flashing on the tail of Scorpio! Date? September 12209 BC. That’s the year of Ramayana War. The biggest puzzle of Indian itihāsa had just been solved! We now finally know not only if Ramayana happened but also when. Or do we? Find out here... schandillia.com/p/ramayana
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Lepcha@jadedlepcha·
Oura ring or apple watch?
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zani@zani8319·
Women don't enter trades like men do because the working conditions almost guarantee a lifetime of sexual harassment and sexism, not because they're too weak to learn carpentry.
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DaVinci@BiancoDavinci·
a real flying horse
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https://shri.li TROPICALS DNI
The reason you have no taste is because you lack an appreciation for ugliness
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Man Aman Singh Chhina
Man Aman Singh Chhina@manaman_chhina·
A sharp last salute by 103 yrs old Lt Gen Surindra Nath ‘Tindy’ Sharma to his younger brother Gen Vishwa Nath ‘Tich’ Sharma, former Chief of Army Staff who died aged 96. Their eldest brother Major Som Nath Sharma died defending Srinagar airfield from Pakistani invaders in 1947 at the age of 24 yrs and was awarded the first Param Vir Chakra of independent India.
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Lepcha@jadedlepcha·
It’s also racist of pakistan and India to treat Bangladesh like they do. They’re not the fairer, taller north indian hindu muslim bhais so no aman ki asha with them whereas much of partition wounds were given by Bangladesh too. Pakistan is kind of thankful that bengali muslim isn’t a part of them anymore.
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omar ali
omar ali@omarali50·
My anecdotal experience is that the average east Pakistani resents Hindus/India more than the average west Pakistani does.. But it doesn't matter as much bcz east Bengal is not a military threat and given indo-Muslim elite standards, cannot now become one (thankfully)..
Aditya Chaturvedi@ACphenomen

For those rose-tinted about Bangladesh and downplay its virulent Islamism and hatred for India. 'All our poems were in Bengali', Asif said. We are Bengali. See how our leader, Mujibur Rahman, has been carried off to a prison in West Pakistan. What will you say then? In two to three weeks there are to be elections. Maybe something will come out of them, maybe not. We can only hope. And the cyclone? 'Ah, the cyclone, the cyclone' Asif said. "that is only one more entry in the long list. How have the West Pakistanis helped us? All the other nations offer assistance, even India, but the West Pakistanis sit still. They hoped perhaps for a bigger cyclone, which would wipe us all out'. Everyone present laughed bitterly. If this represented fairly widespread opinion on the country, perhaps India would help. At least, I mentioned this possibility, which was received with more bitter mirth. 'You are not a Hindu nor an Indian', Asif said, 'so we can speak frankly to you. All of us hate the West Pakistanis, yes, but to tell you the truth, we hate the Hindus even more'. I heard repeatitions of this throughout my stay in East Pakistan ~ Never at Home, Dom Moraes The chronicle is from 1971 when India was aiding Bangladesh liberation.

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Suhasini Haidar
Suhasini Haidar@suhasinih·
Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina to hold a press conference in Delhi, will discuss plans to return to Dhaka.
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Lepcha@jadedlepcha·
@shah_ali10526 Wtf is that selection eww sanjay dutt with shashi kapoor 🤮
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Panjabiranjha@shah_ali10526·
Found this on TikTok
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Lepcha@jadedlepcha·
@mirwaizmanzil @MirwaizKashmir Slick move to speak in kashmiri lol nobody understands that on the other side because no kashmir exists there.
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Mirwaiz Manzil-Office of Mirwaiz-e-Kashmir
.@MirwaizKashmir Expresses Deep Concern Over Unrest Across LoC, Calls for Dialogue, Inclusive Engagement and Respect for Rights Srinagar, July 31, 2026: Mirwaiz-e-Kashmir Dr. Moulvi Mohammad Umar Farooq, while addressing the Friday congregation at the historic Jama Masjid Srinagar, expressed deep concern over the continuing unrest and tragic loss of lives across the Line of Control, particularly in Rawalakot. Mirwaiz said “Today, as we gather in prayer, our thoughts and prayers are with our brothers and sisters on the other side of the Line of Control. We are deeply anguished by the continuing unrest and the tragic loss of precious lives during the past month and a half. Reports indicate that dozens of people have been killed, while some accounts place the cumulative toll even higher. The truth must be established through a prompt, impartial and transparent investigation. We mourn every life lost—whether that of a civilian protester or a member of the police force—and pray for the speedy recovery of all those injured. May Allah grant patience and strength to the bereaved families and guide those entrusted with authority towards justice, wisdom and restraint. The recent events across the Line of Control, particularly in Rawalakot, remind us that governments may administer territories and advance competing political positions, but it is the people of Jammu and Kashmir who remain the true stakeholders of their homeland. The governments administering the two sides of the Line of Control each claim to act in the interests of the people of Jammu and Kashmir, yet the people themselves must remain at the centre of every decision affecting their future. We are one people, bound together by history, family, culture and our common State Subject identity. Whether we live in Srinagar, Muzaffarabad, Birmingham or elsewhere across the world, we remain one people. The Line of Control has divided the territory, but not our families, our shared history or our collective stake in our destiny. We therefore appeal to the Government of Pakistan and the local Government across the LoC in Jammu and Kashmir to engage sincerely with the representatives of the Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) and with all sections of the people. Durable peace and stability can only be achieved through dialogue, constitutional fairness and respect for the rights and dignity of every segment of society. At the same time, any genuine people’s movement must itself remain inclusive. It cannot advance the rights of one section of the people while questioning or diminishing the constitutional rights of another. The voting rights and constitutional status of nearly three million Kashmiri refugees and migrants living across the provinces of Pakistan should not become a matter of political bargaining or exclusion. Their rights form an integral part of the collective rights of the people of Jammu and Kashmir and deserve equal respect and protection. Both sides should therefore strive to find a fair and mutually acceptable middle ground to address this important issue. Our struggle has always been one for justice, dignity, human rights and the political rights of the entire people of Jammu and Kashmir across regions and ethnicities, including minorities. That struggle can only retain its moral strength if it embraces every Kashmiri without distinction, living on either side of the Line of Control or in the wider diaspora. On this blessed Friday, let us pray for peace, justice, reconciliation and unity among our people. Let us pray that wisdom prevails over confrontation, dialogue over violence, and inclusiveness over division. May Allah guide all governments and leaders to uphold the rights, dignity and welfare of every son and daughter of Jammu and Kashmir. Ameen.”
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Earth
Earth@earthcurated·
What's the most beautiful thing nature has ever created?
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