@ANI Public transport.? Ideally PM/CM should refrain from cutting the strength of the cavalcade. This is dangerous stunt
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#WATCH | Prime Minister Narendra Modi departs from Delhi as he embarks on a 5-nation visit to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, and Italy.
On the first leg of his visit, the PM will reach the UAE today, where he will meet President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. The two leaders will exchange views on bilateral issues, in particular energy cooperation, as well as regional and international issues of mutual interest.
(Video Source: DD)
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ये कल की बैन्क्वेट से आई तस्वीर है…राष्ट्रपति जिनपिंग टेबल से उठ कर जाते हैं. . राष्ट्रपति ट्रंप धीरे से बगल में झुक कर राष्ट्रपति शी की नोटबुक खोल एक नज़र देख लेते हैं..अमेरिकी विदेश मंत्री चुपचाप देखते रहते हैं!
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SUDDEN COOLING IN GREENLAND REDUCED SUMMER MONSOONS IN INDIA 8,200 YEARS AGO
Around 8,200 years ago, a drop in temperature in Canada at one end of the globe triggered a decline in the intensity of the Indian Summer Monsoons, scientists have found.
The “8.2 ka cooling event” is the largest climatic excursion of the Holocene from the perspective of Greenland temperature change. Greenland temperature dropped by 3 ºC, and methane declined by 80 ppbv, which suggest an important change in the hydrologic cycle.
During ca. 8220 to 7600 cal yr BP also called the “8.2 ka cooling event” Greenland temperature dropped by 3 ºC, and methane declined by 80 ppbv due to glacial outburst flood of freshwater from Lake Agassiz thorough the Hudson Bay into the North Atlantic.
Read here: pib.gov.in/PressReleasePa…
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That one neuron connects to about 7,000 others. Your brain has 86 billion of them. Do the math and you get somewhere around 100 trillion connections inside your head. More connections than stars in 1,500 galaxies.
And each connection point is way more complicated than anyone expected. A Stanford lab found that every single connection contains about 1,000 tiny switches that can store memories and process information at the same time. So your brain is running roughly 100 quadrillion switches right now, while you read this sentence.
The wild part is the power bill. Your brain runs on 20 watts. That’s less energy than the light in your fridge. The world’s fastest supercomputer needs 20 million watts to do the same amount of raw calculation. A million times more power for the same output.
We’re still nowhere close to understanding how any of this works. In October 2024, a team of hundreds of scientists finished mapping every single connection in a fruit fly’s brain. Took six years and heavy AI help. That fly brain had 140,000 neurons. Yours has 86 billion. Google and Harvard also mapped a piece of human brain last year, a speck smaller than a grain of rice. That speck alone contained 150 million connections and took 1,400 terabytes to store. The lead scientist said mapping a full human brain at that detail would produce as much data as the entire world generates in a year.
A tiny worm had its 302 brain cells mapped back in 1986. Almost 40 years later, scientists still can’t fully explain how that worm’s brain keeps it alive. Your brain has 86 billion of those cells, each one wired to thousands of others, each wire packed with a thousand switches, all of it humming along on less power than a lightbulb.
Nicholas Fabiano, MD@NTFabiano
This is 1 of 86 billion neurons in your brain.
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@ImMemesupplier Mai bhi ek baar k liye shock ho gya..ye sala kab hua
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No money, no power, no justice. Will the police, and system that went after the innocent man who lost 20 years and entire life, be held accountable???
Megh Updates 🚨™@MeghUpdates
A man lost 20 years of his life after being wrongfully imprisoned in a false rape case. During his time in jail, he lost his parents and elder brother, missed their final rites, and lived under a stigma that denied him a normal life; video viral on sm.
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President Droupadi Murmu received credentials from Mr Chandradath Singh, High Commissioner of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago; Dr Robert Zischg, Ambassador of the Republic of Austria; and Mr Sergio Gor, Ambassador of the United States of America, at Rashtrapati Bhavan.
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@NalinisKitchen To offset the commission cost, some restaurants start including the commission value in prices of their menu. Thus online prices on the platform of the same restaurant are on the higher side. Hence the consumer is bearing the brunt of the cost.
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Zomato charges delivery fee - OK
Zomato charges platform fee - OK
Zomato charges packaging fee - OK
If I pick up food myself from a restaurant, I pay for packaging. If Zomato delivers, I pay for packaging + delivery. That is fair.
But why does Zomato also take a commission from the food price? The food is cooked by the restaurant. The business is built by the restaurant.
Zomato is a delivery platform, not a restaurant, so charge for delivery and services, but taking a cut from someone else’s food business feels unfair.
If you think I am wrong, go to a restaurant owner and ask them how unhappy they are with the Zomato/Swiggy platforms.
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Europe is so dumb. America makes them fight Russia for no reason at all. Cuts them off from cheap Russian energy and makes them buy American instead at a far higher price. And then they try to steal Greenland! Europe is being played. And then what do they do? Sanction and silence all the European patriots who tried to warn them. Schoolboys. MI6. The British Foreign Office. The European Commission. Schoolboys.
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@AirIndiaX @ankitdewan विनाश काले विपरीत बुद्धि। कप्तान साहब को लगा कुछ कर के निकल जाऊंगा । थोड़ी सी गर्मी पड़ गई भारी
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@ankitdewan We profoundly regret this incident at Delhi Airport, involving one of our employees who was traveling as a passenger on another airline. We extend our heartfelt empathy for the distress it has caused, and strongly condemn such behaviour. The concerned employee has been removed from official duties with immediate effect, and appropriate action will be taken pending thorough investigation. While we refrain from public comments while due process is followed, please be assured this matter has our highest attention. We remain fully committed to provide due cooperation to law enforcement authorities to ensure a fair and thorough process.
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@AirIndiaX, today one of your pilots, Capt. Virender Sejwal, assaulted me physically at T1, Delhi Airport.
Here are the facts of the matter,:
🔸 Me & my family were guided to use the security check that the staff uses (also the PRM check), because we had a 4 month old baby in a stroller.
🔸 The staff was cutting the queue ahead of me. On calling them out, Capt. Virender, who himself was doing the same thing, asked me if I was anpadh (uneducated), and couldn't read the signs that said this entry was for staff.
🔸 A verbal scuffle broke out.
🔸 Not able to excercise restraint, the AIX pilot proceeded to physically assault me, leaving me bloody. The blood in the photograph (first comment) on his shirt is also mine.
Here are my issues with the whole thing:
🔹 My holiday is ruined. The first thing I have done here is see a doctor.
🔹 My 7 year old daughter, who saw her father get assaulted brutally, is still traumatized & scared.
🔹 I have no clue how @DGCAIndia & @AirIndiaX can allow such pilots to fly. If they can't keep their cool in a scuffle, can they be trusted with the lives of hundreds of people in the sky?
🔹 How can @DelhiAirport get away with such mismanagement, combining staff entry with passengers carrying infants, creating chaos at a sensitive security area? I thought Airports were safe places!
🔹 I was forced to write a letter stating that I will not pursue this matter further ... It was either write that letter, or miss my flight and throw the 1.2 lakhs holiday bookings down the drain. @DelhiPolice, why can't I file a complaint after coming back? Must I sacrifice my money too, to seek justice? Will the CCTV footage disappear in the 2 days till I make it back to Delhi?
To my friends & well wishers, I am pretty shaken, but nothing permanent. Can't say the same about my daughter though. 😢
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@priteshlakhani Mine is one floor away. But it has its own perils
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If you reach office in under 15 minutes, you’re the second luckiest person alive.
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If I’m paying ₹8,000 this year including 18% GST for health insurance, and next year I pay the same amount with 0% GST. Mark my words, the insurance company will increase the policy prices. Just like adding 20% ethanol to petrol doesn’t make the fuel cheaper.
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बिग बॉस 19 अब बालिग हो चुका है
अब सलमान खान को कहना चाहिए कि #BigBoss19 आप फॅमिली के साथ नहीं देख सकते
और colour भी ऐसा पहना है जिससे एक विशेष गिरोह की भावनाएं भी अहत हो सकती हैं
क्यूंकि बेशरम रंग तो याद ही होगा #SalmanKhan𓃵
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प्राइवेसी तो बची ही नही है कहीं भी कोई भी कैमरा ऑन कर लेता है।
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Name has influence on everything. The way you see it you get it.
THE SKIN DOCTOR@theskindoctor13
Worli underground metro station flooded, just days after its inauguration. It was supposed to be floodproof. MMRC had called it a watertight project where seepage or water clogging was deemed impossible. The biggest irony is that this metro line is called the “Aqua Line.”
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When question comes out of syllabus!
PAF exposed !!
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Impressive Indian operations for sure. Free societies share information (hard to hide explosions on a modern battlefield). Fear societies try to hide information or produce misinformation - "nothing to see here."
Amit Malviya@amitmalviya
This is what victory looks like. India’s 90 minutes targeted strikes on major Pakistani airbases during #OperationSindoor marked a decisive shift in regional military dynamics. These preemptive and precision attacks dismantled Pakistan’s ability to maintain air superiority, coordinate national defense, and project any meaningful counter-response. Each base served a critical function, and its destruction inflicted strategic and psychological damage on the Pakistani military establishment. 1. Nur Khan/Chaklala Airbase (Rawalpindi) India’s strike on Nur Khan disrupted the heart of Pakistan’s air logistics and high-level military coordination. As the base closest to Islamabad, often used for VIP transport and military logistics, its neutralization severed critical links between the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) leadership and its operational units during the conflict. 2. PAF Base Rafiqui (Shorkot) Rafiqui, a key fighter base hosting frontline combat squadrons, was rendered inoperable. The destruction of its aircraft shelters and runway infrastructure significantly weakened Pakistan’s ability to launch counter-air operations, especially in central Punjab. This move effectively removed one of PAF’s sharpest offensive tools. 3. Murid Airbase (Punjab) By targeting Murid, India disrupted a vital training and potential missile storage hub. The strike degraded Pakistan’s long-term air force readiness, cutting off a critical node in the pilot training pipeline and eliminating logistical depth for future operations. 4. Sukkur Airbase (Sindh) India’s destruction of Sukkur Airbase cut Pakistan’s southern air corridor. Sukkur had been essential for troop and equipment movement across Sindh and Balochistan. Its loss severed key logistical arteries and reduced Pakistan’s operational range in the south. 5. Sialkot Airbase (Eastern Punjab) Sialkot, situated close to the Indian border, was neutralized early in the conflict. This base had served as a forward-operating platform for launching sorties toward Jammu and Punjab. Its loss created a significant blind spot along the eastern frontier, exposing Pakistani ground forces to unchallenged Indian aerial dominance. 6. Pasrur Airstrip (Punjab) Though smaller in scale, the Pasrur facility played a role in dispersal and emergency aircraft operations. By taking it out, India reduced Pakistan’s tactical flexibility and forced aircraft to concentrate at more vulnerable, high-profile locations. 7. Chunian (Radar/Support Installation) Strikes on Chunian disrupted radar coverage and communications infrastructure vital for central Punjab’s airspace monitoring. This left a gap in Pakistan’s early warning systems, allowing Indian aircraft deeper penetration with reduced risk. 8. Sargodha Airbase (Mushaf Base) The destruction of Sargodha was a strategic masterstroke. As the most critical base in Pakistan—home to the Combat Commanders School, nuclear delivery platforms, and elite squadrons—its decimation crippled Pakistan’s command-and-control structure. The blow was both operational and symbolic, shattering the myth of an invulnerable PAF. 9. Skardu Airbase (Gilgit-Baltistan) India’s neutralization of Skardu degraded Pakistan’s northern surveillance and air operations near the Line of Actual Control. It also disrupted logistical links that could have supported Chinese-Pakistani coordination in the high Himalayas. The strategic advantage in the northern theater now firmly belongs to India. 10. Bholari Airbase (Near Karachi) As one of Pakistan’s newest airbases with dual-use naval and air roles, Bholari had symbolized future ambitions of southern force projection. Its destruction erased those aspirations, compromising coastal defense coordination and leaving Karachi vulnerable to further strikes. 11. Jacobabad Airbase (Sindh-Balochistan) Jacobabad’s neutralization further isolated western Pakistan. Historically used for rapid troop deployment and even by U.S. forces during the war on terror, its destruction cut off internal mobility, supply chains, and Pakistan’s western air surveillance. In conclusion, India’s swift and coordinated strikes on these airbases delivered a strategic knockout to Pakistan’s aerial capabilities. The dismantling of radar networks, command hubs, and strike platforms left the PAF blind, grounded, and disoriented. More than just battlefield wins, these were structural demolitions—designed to disable Pakistan’s ability to fight today and deter it from even contemplating aggression in the future. This operation not only demonstrated India’s technological and tactical superiority but also redefined the rules of engagement in South Asia. The destruction of Pakistan’s airbases sent an unambiguous message: India now holds the initiative, and the cost of provocation will be catastrophic.
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