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@TejasTekk Thanks. Was browsing website earlier but couldn't find them. Now ordered sample pack. I have been on Whole Truth & True Basic for sometime now. Wanted to try something different, heard good things about your brand. 😊

@rickythechamp We do have sachet packs There’s a sachet option ( only mango and coffee sachets are out of stock) remaining 4 are available tsatekk.com/shop

Why no protein sample packs/travel packs @TejasTekk ??

@_Shivkivani Dal Chawal Masala Omlette

Which Indian comfort food could you eat every single week without getting bored? Mine is simple curd rice with pickle. Your turn 👇

@msampathila @dmuthuk Forget Japan. Just visit a Japanese factory in India and you'll find the same discipline there. It's amazing how they have taught the Indians (even blue collar factory workers) this discipline & way of life. My mind boggles every time I visit a Japanese factory in India.

@dmuthuk 💯, Lived in Japan for 17 years, so I can vouch for it.

Once again sharing few things I wrote about Japan last year: Very friendly people. Extremely clean country. Their public toilets are so clean, hygienic and tidy. Not all of us can maintain such standards even at our own homes. Zero trash. A very high trust society. Their love for Indians are evident. Nice places to see. 80 years before they were totally destroyed. How amazingly they have rebuilt the entire nation. In general, no one cheats you. Neither a street side vendor nor a cab driver. People greet you and thank you profusely. Shintoism and Buddhism accounts for more than 95% of the country's population. Shintoism is extremely similar to Hinduism. Most Japanese practice blend of both Shintoism and Buddhism. It is not exaggeration if the bullet train is at 10.03 am means, it is precisely 10.03 am. Nothing is late. Everything is on time. They have not only become an economic power but role model for cleanliness, trust, discipline and safety. One of the lowest crime rates in the world. Even women travelers visiting Japan can explore the cities in midnight. Did not see a single traffic police or cop during the our stay in Japan. May sound exaggeration but the truth is no one violate any traffic rules. Being a high trust society, the role of the cops are less. Bullet train stations, shrines and many public places are hugely crowded. Thousands and thousands of people assemble in very small area. You've to see the crowd at places like Shibuya crossing in Tokyo to believe it. You'll see no cop anywhere for crowd control. People automatically follow queue everywhere. What you've heard is not exaggeration. If your cab time is 10 am and you are 2 minutes late, you would have missed the cab and have to look for next. There are instances where bullet train drivers have apologised for being half a minute late. The nation values punctuality a lot and it is non negotiable. Many people live well beyond 100. The average life expectancy for women is 88 and for men is 84. Generally people look and act fit. They walk a lot. Really surprising how discipline, cleanliness and trust comes so naturally to them. Japanese have the highest IQ in the world too. Few people from our group went separately in the middle of the night to Shibuya crossing to witness night life there. They lost their way. An elderly Japanese gentleman walked with them close to one kilometer to railway station, waited for them to board train going to right direction, mentioned how many stations after which they should get down and then only left. How many of us would do this to strangers at middle of the night? A small boy, may be 3 or 4 years old, dropped a piece of ice cream wrapper on the ground in the bullet train station. The Japanese man following him immediately picked the trash, seeing no trash can near by, put it in his pocket to dispose of later. As I said before, your ignorance is never exploited, not even by a street vendor or a cab driver. Your lack of awareness about pricing in the local economy, never make Japanese merchants exploit you. They don't even charge a yen more than what is actually due to them. No pick pockets, stealing or any safety issues. Almost zero crime. I'm unable to understand how they have made such a large nation practice ethics, cleanliness, discipline, trust, safety and courteous behaviour. Though it may be automatic for them, how much they wish and bow. More than economic prosperity, this national DNA appears miraculous. What is very striking is the poorest of Japanese people have better quality of life than richest of Indians.

Reason 101 why he can't be Sachin.

@ShivrattanDhil1 Loosing weight is calorie deficit, achieved by your diet. Body burns muscle first fat later when you are on deficit but not strength training . Strength training is to ensure that you don't lose muscle. Weight loss can be achieved by diet only. But Fat loss is achd by Diet + Gym

Just curious about this nutritionist trend these days! Almost everyone I meet says they’ve started consulting a nutritionist and have lost 10–15 kg. Is it really possible to see such results with just a proper diet plan? Has the gym culture started slowing down, or are people now focusing more on nutrition than workouts?

@AnaesthetixMD @volklub He's actually helpful & talks logic most of the time. I have been following him from quite some time. Bought Slavia 1.5dsg last year on his recommendation and quite happy with it. This time wants to upgrade Venue so looking for other options. Also why you think I won't research?

@rickythechamp @volklub Bhai inko na poocho. Ye 1 saal pehle kuch aur bolte the ab kuch aur bolte hain. You are purchasing a car not a mobile phone. Do your own research and avoid buying a new car for next one year if you can.

Monthly Drive : 1500 kms Highway/City : 50:50 Type: SUV (preferably 7 seat) Brand : Open for all Fuel : ok for Petrol/Diesel (No electric) Safety: 5star please Budget: <25 lac. Current Vehicle: Venue 1.0 Turbo Petrol @volklub Bhai, please suggest. I have looked at Safari/XUV700

@volklub Thank you Paaji 🙏

@rickythechamp Diesel 7XO AT 🙏

@theRealYLH It's Mohan-Jo-Darro... Ask your Sindhi friends what does it mean.

Indians once made a movie called Mohenjodaro. It was a terrible movie but that aside the city was called Mohenjodaro in it - there was even a song with that name. Poor film makers didn’t get that Mohenjodaro means Mound of the Dead and was a name given to the site long afterwards.

@Imdead108_ybc Never Marry someone * Who has a lawyer in family * Who has political/govt connections in family

A 30-year-old guy was looking for matches on Shaadi.com for an arranged marriage. Recently he matched with a 27 year old girl. She works in finance and earns about 36 LPA while the guy earns 40 LPA. The girl is well educated and they have been getting to know each other for a few months. After talking for 2 months they met around 8 times in 3 months. They both felt good compatibility. The girl is genuinely kind down to earth, and very gud to talk to. Her mother is an advocate in the High Court and her biological father is a senior director in Railways. But her parents are separated. Later her mother married a Muslim man. But the girl has no relationship with her mother’s second husband and she doesn’t like him at all. She is close to both her mother and her biological father. The girl herself is a practicing Hindu, and her biological parents are also Hindu. She clearly told the guy that she has no connection with her mothers husband. After talking for about 6 months the girl told her mother about the guy. Her mother said, “We’ll decide after meeting him, but if you like him then it’s okay.” When the guy told his parents about the girl they liked the match at first after seeing her photo and education. But as soon as they found out about her family background, they immediately rejected the proposal. They had no other reason to say no to the girl Now the guy is very confused because he has started to really like the girl. What do you think — should the guy marry that girl or not?

I spoke with Ms Lyng - the Norwegian journalist who shouted a Q when Prime Minister Støre and PM Modi were addressing. I asked her how much she knew about India- given the fact that she made sweeping allegations. among other things, Ms Lyng told me that she hasn't been to India and her exposure is primarily through Indian curries and yoga. Listen in to the whole conversation : youtube.com/watch?v=JkLYSH…

@ananyashasau Yeah. The cop was a lady, she tried to ask for money but couldn't say it directly, kept on beating the bush. I patiently listened to her story for 30 mins straight. She got frustrated and cleared the paper 😂 other time there was a male, he asked 1000 upfront, I paid.

Is there even a single person in India whose passport was made without paying a bribe? 😭 Are any of you here that lucky? And if not, how much did you have to pay?

@sardesairajdeep Remind us again Rajdeep. Like when? Was it when you asked about that pasta recipe or those mother in law tidbits?

@ShivAroor @Urrmi_ If aliens belong to some serpent ancestry then Shiv should be the single point of contact for the whole human kind.

When it's about aliens, @ShivAroor is the only one I trust to decode their side of the story and calmly extract their version of events. 👽

@ku1deep 5 Eggs boiled

I wanted to see if you could get 75gm+ protein a day in less than ₹100; Some tinkering and I can get to 70ish gm today. at the heart of this is a 30gm protein, 500 Calories, ₹45 meal. Now who wants to guess what this meal could be?

@chiragbarjatya Sachets. + Containers.

whey protein users on my timeline, what kind of packaging do you prefer? Those plastic bags, or sachets or old school containers?

@tweetmrthin @volklub Using 1.0 turbo Venue since 2.5 yrs. 50% city & 50 highway. City mileage is around 13 and highway mileage is around 18-20. Sometimes it goes higher in highway if you drive around 80km... I drive fast generally, between 100-110. So far a nice car.

@volklub But people say it badly sucks in fuel efficiency.. what's your view on this

Budget 1.2 Venue starts from 7.99 lakh and a finely loaded kit HX5 variant is priced 9.54 lakh. This is the primary budget a normal customer has these days with 6-7 lakh loan amount and getting a car from a brand that has good reliability, reach & support and resale. He also thinks that 1200 cc is a bigger engine than 1000 cc petrol turbo. That’s the bottom line.

@theskindoctor13 "THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER " bhi likhna tha bhai

Yesterday was a long day. I was called for questioning in connection with a case that I believed had no merit, and I attended the questioning to present my version. However, the police arrested me at 5.30 PM. I was granted bail at 10 PM, and the Hon’ble Duty Judge clearly stated that he saw no offence in the case. He also said that he saw no mens rea and failed to understand why I had even been arrested. Grateful to @RaviSharmaTalks and @sidcool2302, the wonderful lawyers who helped me through this. Thankful to the many people, both online and offline, who supported me. I’m truly grateful. Of course, there are many who dislike you and use such opportunities to strike harder when you are down, but that’s fair game. It was your day, and you took it. I can take those blows and come back. At times like these, one realises the importance of ideological support. The people who stood by me at the most crucial juncture were neither close friends nor relatives, but those with whom I am bound by ideology. And it delivered for me when it mattered most. This incident has added many new layers of perspective, most importantly the ones we usually miss in the melee of day-to-day social media discourse. I’ll write about the specifics of this case another day. For now, I just want to say thank you so much to everyone who has been a well-wisher. I’m grateful. Thank you for monitoring the situation.

@dasanudasrahul @iamankitpande I was there. It is not possible to be rigid at that situation. It looks like you are disrespecting the already too emotional parents in laws. He did try his best to say no. Eventually had to cave in

@rickythechamp @iamankitpande Saying no is better.

A relative of mine got a brand new Hyundai Creta in his wedding. Not demanded. Not asked. Just a gift from the bride’s family to their son in law. The guy is already well settled. Professor in a university. Family business. Already owns an Innova Crysta. So after 4 months, he decided to sell the Creta because it was barely being used and buy a small hatchback like Swift or WagonR for daily city driving. The moment he started talking to dealers, his wife stopped the deal and said: This is MY car. Papa gave it to ME. Who are you to sell it? If you want another car then buy it with your own money. Huge argument happened. Then the husband called his in laws. And surprisingly, her own parents said: We gave that car to our damad ji, not our daughter. He can sell it, break it, or throw it away if he wants. After hearing this, the husband silently handed over the keys to his wife and left for university. Hasn’t spoken to her for the last 3 days. Crazy how a marriage can go from wedding vows to cold war over a car in just 4 months. Sometimes marriages don’t fail because of lack of money. They fail because ego enters before understanding. Who do you think was wrong here?