H.Lalrinpuia
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Personal account. Civil Servant #Mizoram ✝️
Desire Doué 🗣️🎙️: And I thank my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ tonight because that was my prayer , that was my prayer to win the champions league again and we did it! I’m soo happy The goal is simple, Jesus must be seen and heard everywhere!💫
🚨 Gerard Piqué on Chelsea 2012 at Camp Nou:* "That Chelsea comeback against us in 2012 is honestly one of the two greatest comebacks I’ve ever witnessed in football. And I say that as someone who was on the pitch suffering through it. We were 2–0 up at Camp Nou, Chelsea were down to ten men after the red card, and the whole stadium already felt sure Barcelona were going through. Normally in football, that situation is over. But mentally, they were unbelievable. I remember looking across and seeing players throwing themselves into tackles, blocking shots with everything, fighting for every second like their lives depended on it. What shocked me most was that they never panicked. Most teams in that atmosphere against Barcelona would completely collapse. Chelsea somehow became calmer after going down to ten men. The goal before halftime changed everything psychologically. Suddenly, even with all the possession we had, you could feel Chelsea growing stronger mentally while frustration started entering our team. And then Torres scoring at the end… honestly, I’ve never heard the Camp Nou go that silent. It felt impossible that we were out after everything that happened in the game. People always talk about tactics in football, but that night was about mentality. Pure mentality. I still haven’t seen many teams react to adversity the way Chelsea did in that semifinal. You can dislike their style, you can argue about luck, but mentally that Chelsea team was one of the strongest teams I’ve ever faced."
…….To the fans: your passion and support inspired me to give my best every day. Your belief in me, especially during tough times, made the good moments even better. I hope you saw a player who always gave everything for your colours, with pride and heart. To my family: you have always been by my side and cheered me on through hard times, your love and support mean everything to me. I hope you feel proud. I could not have achieved any of this without you on this journey. Football has given me so much: it has taught me values like teamwork, sacrifice, humility, and respect. It has granted me the opportunity to explore new countries, new cultures, and new languages. My heart is full of gratitude and memories I will carry with me into whatever comes next. With love, César
🚨 JUST IN: Gerard Piqué says Chelsea coming back from 2–0 down with 10 men to eliminate Barcelona in the 2012 UCL semifinal is one of the TOP two GREATEST COMEBACKS he has ever witnessed, admitting he has “never seen mentality like that before.” That Chelsea comeback against us in 2012 is honestly one of the two greatest comebacks I’ve ever witnessed in football. And I say that as someone who was on the pitch suffering through it." "We were 2–0 up at Camp Nou, Chelsea were down to ten men after the red card, and the whole stadium already felt sure Barcelona were going through. Normally in football, that situation is over." "But mentally, they were unbelievable. I remember looking across and seeing players throwing themselves into tackles, blocking shots with everything, fighting for every second like their lives depended on it." "What shocked me most was that they never panicked. Most teams in that atmosphere against Barcelona would completely collapse. Chelsea somehow became calmer after going down to ten men." "The goal before halftime changed everything psychologically. Suddenly, even with all the possession we had, you could feel Chelsea growing stronger mentally while frustration started entering our team." "And then Torres scoring at the end… honestly, I’ve never heard the Camp Nou go that silent. It felt impossible that we were out after everything that happened in the game." "People always talk about tactics in football, but that night was about mentality. Pure mentality. I still haven’t seen many teams react to adversity the way Chelsea did in that semifinal." "You can dislike their style, you can argue about luck, but mentally that Chelsea team was one of the strongest teams I’ve ever faced."
UNPOPULAR OPINION: People do not enter the civil services merely to serve the nation, nor even primarily to make money. They enter to claim, however modestly, a share in the country’s Raj Darbar Yog — the aura, proximity, access, and authority of the ruling establishment. No other profession offers anything remotely comparable. One may say: then enter politics. But for a young, intelligent, educated person from an ordinary middle-class family, politics is often an impossible arena to negotiate. The gates are already crowded by entrenched interests, inherited networks, money power, caste equations, muscle, patronage, and dynastic privilege. That is why proximity to power remains such an enduring human temptation. Why, after all, does Elon Musk — despite possessing more wealth than almost any individual in history — still seek involvement with the Trump administration? It is not money that draws him. It is influence, relevance, access, and the intoxicating possibility of shaping the machinery of the State itself. In that sense, the civil servant, the politician, and the billionaire are not always chasing very different things. At different scales, each seeks entry into the same Raj Darbar: the place where decisions are made, resources are directed, reputations are shaped, and history is influenced.
