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@khalooo
Perfectionist, Idealist, Kanjoos !! मानव द्वेषी !! Insufferable Know-It-All !! Male Hermione !! Raven Claw !! Likes are not endorsements !!
Mum-bai Katılım Ocak 2009
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Is places of worship act no longer valid?
@Vakeel_Sb @sanjayuvacha ji
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@romangautam @Aakar__Patel When was Shourie a leftist 🤷♂️
@TriflingAlesman @DhaulagiriL @strghtforward @chirag
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“Modi’s regime is only a partial realisation of Shourie’s later vision for India. For the ways in which it isn’t, we should be grateful.”
Mihir Dalal read through damned near all of Arun Shourie's 30 or so books (no mean feat!), plus articles and interviews and more, to write this incredibly deep and perceptive intellectual biography of perhaps the most influential Indian journalist of his era.
Shourie traded repute as a leftist dissident to shape the intellectual scaffolding of the Hindu Right – and took much of the country’s elite with him. Along the way, he prophesied many of the themes that define India as we know it today: in Mihir's words, "the unlikely union of capitalism and Hindutva, the spectre of leftist treachery, the rationalisation of dominant-caste superiority on the basis of 'merit', the presumed regressiveness of Islam in contrast to the putative greatness of the Hindu tradition, a paranoid fear of real and imaginary threats to the Indian state."
Even that is a partial list. There's much, much more that Shourie wrote about in theory that has come about in practice, and many features of the Emergency he criticised that are today everyday features of Modi's rule. One way to read the piece is as a treasure hunt: see how many parallels you can spot between the perfidious prophet's visions and the realities of India today. Dive in and try it -- you'll understand Modi's India much better after reading this piece.
himalmag.com/politics/arun-…
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@belongs2raghu Posting dining bills of Indian cricketers is dangerous for the Indian cricketers
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This time, I’m not letting it go
Navaldeep Singh@NavalGeekSingh
People losing their minds over Arshdeep calling Tilak “dark” probably never had real friends. That’s literally how mates joke around with each other all the time. Not everything needs fake outrage and online crying. That said, Arshdeep should be more careful putting this stuff on social media because people online will twist anything for attention. x.com/KINGSX11_/stat…
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@back2thevibe Harishchandra-chi Factory
Light, not heavy, good for introduction
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This is how I came to know that was a weather related emergency/tragedy/disaster in my country with loss of lives
MFA Russia 🇷🇺@mfa_russia
✉️ President Putin sent a message of condolences to President of India @rashtrapatibhvn & Prime Minister @narendramodi: ✍️ Please accept my deepest condolences over the heavy loss of life & large-scale destruction caused by the cyclone in Uttar Pradesh. t.me/MFARussia/29830
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Not many would know that this lady is Arshad Warsi's half sister
Aman_Chain 🏳️@Amanprabhat9
The kid was wearing a red dress right in front of Dharam Paaji and Jeetendra, but the director decided to undress a woman in this movie to save life 😭😭😭
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Zagros crimes against AASI. I hope I got the autistic terminologies right.
`@worshipVK
Victims of Arshdeep singh's racism - > Repeatedly called tilak varma “andhera”(dark as night), mocked his facial features and joked that he is invisible > Said Sai Sudharsan was “hard to see” while recording him because of his dark skin tone and mocked his dark lips and face > Referred to youngster Shakib as “pistol" (a term for darker-skinned people in north) and joked about how he would look like if Srh jersey top was also black like their lower kit Sad part is that he thinks he's funny and he will never regret doing all this 🥲
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Rarely talk about it for fear of being associated with Mafia, but 50 years of his work is a good time remember how fortunate I am to have lived in the time of one of the greatest musicians in history, in his city, hearing his music everywhere from buses to shops to ringtones.
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Kya aapne notice kiya hai ke double roles sirf hindi (ya indian) filmon mein hi hote hai. Hollywood walon ke wala trope pata hi nahi hai
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@TriflingAlesman Thode time ke liye laga, aap Rajeev Shukla ke baare mein bol rahe they 🥹
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This bastard is undoubtedly trying to get in the good books of BJP, trying to come back...hopefully one day there will be an investigation into the activities of this juvenile drug dealer, whose family has murdered millions by giving them lung cancer.
Lalit Kumar Modi@LalitKModi
I am not going to put the name of the young players out there as it will impact there career. This story apparently is well known in cricket circles but the investigative journalist are afraid to put it out as they will be targeted Well here and today send me your stories. I will verify the same and if credible will post them without revealing who told me. Only way to clean up any and all corruption in cricket मैं युवा खिलाड़ियों का नाम नहीं बताऊंगा क्योंकि इससे उनके करियर पर असर पड़ेगा। यह कहानी क्रिकेट सर्कल में साफ़ तौर पर जानी जाती है, लेकिन इन्वेस्टिगेटिव जर्नलिस्ट इसे बाहर लाने से डरते हैं क्योंकि उन्हें टारगेट किया जाएगा। तो आज ही मुझे अपनी कहानियाँ भेजें। मैं उन्हें वेरिफाई करूँगा और अगर भरोसेमंद होंगी तो उन्हें बिना बताए पोस्ट करूँगा कि मुझे किसने बताया। क्रिकेट में किसी भी तरह के करप्शन को खत्म करने का यही एक तरीका है।
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According to Google Robert Clive, the plunderer of India, lived out his last years in Bath and met his end here. Google says he lived at 14, The Circus. This morning I visited The Circus and saw No. 14. Surprising that it was unmarked and modest for someone who robbed so many royal treasures from India.
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Love Nitish Kumar in that Bismarck hat 🥹
Adarsh@Adarshrjha
Wtf is UpGrad upto? Weren't they an ed-tech?
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That's what Jahnvi Kapoor said in Bawaal 🥹
Zadig@piebyfour
"He [The European] has a Hitler inside him, that Hitler inhabits him, that Hitler is his demon." - Aimé Césaire, Discourse on Colonialism
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