sandyhi5

143 posts

sandyhi5 banner
sandyhi5

sandyhi5

@sandyhi51

International Hydrogen Consultant

Katılım Ocak 2020
10 Takip Edilen7 Takipçiler
sandyhi5 retweetledi
Lobsang Tsering
Lobsang Tsering@LobsangTse25770·
A Tibetan girl shares a heartfelt message thanking India for providing refuge to thousands of Tibetans since 1959. Today, Tibetan communities across India continue to preserve their language, culture and traditions. #FreeTibet #Tibet #Friendship
English
111
402
1.7K
93.7K
sandyhi5 retweetledi
Bhagavad Gita
Bhagavad Gita@GitaBhagavad_·
Make him famous, He deserves big applause 🔥
English
27
1K
12.8K
128.7K
sandyhi5
sandyhi5@sandyhi51·
@ServerpodDev Thanks. I'm going to take the plunge soon. BTW I've thoroughly enjoyed v2.4 and have 2 Web Apps on it.
English
0
0
0
5
Serverpod 🚀
Serverpod 🚀@ServerpodDev·
@sandyhi51 It should be a smooth upgrade, with very minor breaking changes (most likely stuff very few use). But as always, make sure to make a commit before upgrading. :)
English
1
0
0
57
Serverpod 🚀
Serverpod 🚀@ServerpodDev·
Today, we are releasing the first agentic coding engine that hot-reloads the full stack. 🚀 We have closed the loop between your app’s output, the backend, the database, and your AI agent. Give the @ServerpodDev 4 public beta 10 minutes, and it will forever change how you think about building apps. Read the announcement: 👉 serverpod.dev/blog/serverpod…
Serverpod 🚀 tweet media
English
7
11
60
7.4K
sandyhi5
sandyhi5@sandyhi51·
@AdityaDharFilms @RanveerOfficial I rarely comment but I had to after reading this. With these two films (and music) you created MONUMENTS. These are not simply to watch and admire...they'll be remembered for long. Generations, ours onwards will look back at it as THE turning point when B'wood entered a new epoch
English
0
0
1
945
Aditya Dhar
Aditya Dhar@AdityaDharFilms·
Happy Birthday, Ranveer Singh. ❤️ Some films stay with you forever. Dhurandhar will always be one of those films for me. Not just because of the story we told but because I got to witness something very few directors ever get to witness. I’ve always known you’re an extraordinary actor. But this journey made me fall in love with the artist you are and even more with the human being behind the artist. There were days on Dhurandhar that I knew I was witnessing something incredibly rare. The 26/11 sequence. The final tea shop scene. The Pathankot massacre. The pump house scene. The court exterior. Just to name a few. Take after take, scene after scene, you never once looked for the easy choice. Every emotion landed exactly where it needed to. Every silence had meaning. Every glance had intent. Every beat was pitch perfect. The consistency was almost impossible to comprehend. It genuinely felt like watching someone touched by divine grace. As though Maa Saraswati herself had placed her hand on your head and blessed you with every ounce of artistic brilliance she could. As a director, there are moments you spend your entire career hoping to experience. You gave me those moments again and again. I truly believe what you’ve done in Dhurandhar is one of the finest performances Indian cinema has ever seen. It isn’t just a performance, it is a force of nature. Fearless, towering and so complete that it disappears into the soul of the character. I have no doubt people will talk about this performance for years, perhaps generations to come. But what I’ll cherish even more is everything that happened between “Action” and “Cut.” The conversations. The shared conviction. The relentless pursuit of getting every single moment right. Somewhere along the way, you stopped being just my actor. You became my brother. Thank you for trusting me with your heart, your craft and your madness. Thank you for giving Dhurandhar every piece of yourself. I couldn’t be prouder of what we’ve created together. Love you always. Happy Birthday, brother. ❤️
Aditya Dhar tweet mediaAditya Dhar tweet mediaAditya Dhar tweet mediaAditya Dhar tweet media
English
498
4.8K
49.2K
821.2K
sandyhi5 retweetledi
soybean
soybean@treatyoma·
This is India as well- but X algo and propagandists only push slums and poverty porn 🫩🫩
English
4
314
1.8K
17.3K
sandyhi5 retweetledi
jiniii
jiniii@pyarijini·
This is beautiful India but Elon's X algo only pushes Indian slums and poverty
English
12
171
991
10.1K
sandyhi5 retweetledi
Anamika 💊🩺
Anamika 💊🩺@TheRubric_Medic·
This is my beautiful India but Elon's X algo only pushes Indian slums and poverty !
English
13
194
992
9.1K
sandyhi5
sandyhi5@sandyhi51·
@GG37374104 @harshgw2k3 Canada sponsored them all these years, so now Canada should set aside some and for them and resettle them there.
English
0
0
1
9
Ruthless Robin
Ruthless Robin@GG37374104·
@harshgw2k3 They want an independent state within India, do they not? They can go there to demand it.
English
7
0
2
179
Dr. Brahma Chellaney
Dr. Brahma Chellaney@Chellaney·
The CIA's Golden Touch: David Rush, the senior CIA officer arrested with more than $40 million in gold bars and $2 million in cash at his U.S. home, asked for, and received, gold bars and foreign currency for “work-related expenses,” according to court papers. "Former U.S. officials said that Mr. Rush had to have been working on a covert program to gain access to so much money," reports @nytimes. nytimes.com/2026/05/30/us/…
English
7
38
129
21K
Abhinay Pandey
Abhinay Pandey@AbhinayWithYou·
Just look at the dominance of merit in IPL 2026 🔥 A total of 34 Brahmin players are playing in IPL 2026. 1. Shreyas Iyer 2. Venkatesh Iyer 3. Rishabh Pant 4. Manish Pandey 5. Tushar Deshpande 6. Hardik Pandya 7. Krunal Pandya 8. Ajinkya Rahane 9. Madhav Tiwari 10. Naman Tiwari 11. Prashant Veer Tripathi 12. Rahul Tripathi 13. Kartik Tyagi 14. Shubham Dubey 15. Harsh Dubey 16. Praveen Dubey 17. Shivam Dubey 18. Sandeep Sharma 19. Brijesh Sharma 20. Jitesh Sharma 21. Suyash Sharma 22. Raghu Sharma 23. Abhishek Sharma 24. Ashok Sharma 25. Ashutosh Sharma 26. Kartik Sharma 27. Ishant Sharma 28. Rohit Sharma 29. Sushant Mishra 30. Mayank Markande 31. Arjun Tendulkar 32. Varun Chakravarthy 33. Arshin Kulkarni 34. Narender Negi
Abhinay Pandey tweet media
हिन्दी
23
13
45
8.7K
sandyhi5 retweetledi
srinivas
srinivas@srin54slm·
@aravind Images like this are the answer to western propoganda
srinivas tweet media
English
2
39
529
11.5K
sandyhi5 retweetledi
Michael Rubin
Michael Rubin@mrubin1971·
"From a Washington perspective, #Pakistan is not a woman to marry, but rather a whore to use and discard. Munir is just the latest pimp. Trump’s term is ending and whoever comes next—Republican or Democrat—will likely agree on one issue: Pakistan is not to be trusted, nor will the United States feel any obligation to respect any Trump promises to Munir." I explain in my latest @SundayGuardian commentary: sundayguardianlive.com/opinion/pakist…
English
970
4.2K
12.7K
787.6K
sandyhi5
sandyhi5@sandyhi51·
@Rustum_0 King Jadi Rana of Sanjan, Valsad in Gujarat who provided refuge to the Zoroatrians fleeing Muslim persecution in Iran was a Hindu King, not a Muslim. This is recorded in the Zoroastrians own Qissa-i-Sanjan.
English
0
0
5
427
sandyhi5
sandyhi5@sandyhi51·
@Chellaney This "peace plan" is meaningless without Israel. Will Israeli delegation travel to Pakistan? More importantly will or can Pakistan even afford to have Israeli delegation in Pakistan?
English
0
0
0
41
Dr. Brahma Chellaney
Dr. Brahma Chellaney@Chellaney·
Trump’s Call to Modi Was Damage Control Strip away the diplomatic niceties and the picture is clear: Donald Trump’s call to Narendra Modi was not routine consultation, but pure damage control. By routing through Pakistan his 15-point “peace” plan to end the war that he started against Iran, Trump has made that country’s army chief an indispensable intermediary. Field Marshal Asim Munir’s emergence as Washington’s channel to Tehran not only underscores Pakistan’s geopolitical relevance to Washington, but also fits with Trump’s earlier description of Munir as his “favorite field marshal.” For New Delhi, the optics are galling. India bears the brunt of the economic fallout from a war launched by its two principal strategic partners, the U.S. and Israel. With the Strait of Hormuz effectively disrupted and Indian shipments exposed to risk, New Delhi is both stakeholder and victim. Yet, in a stark inversion of roles, it is not India but Pakistan (which has long used its nuclear-weapons shield to export terrorism) that is Washington’s diplomatic conduit. This explains Trump’s phone call. The language of keeping India “in the loop” is just reassurance — a way to soften the blow, not change the reality. Because the reality is this: When it mattered, Trump chose Pakistan as the conduit, and is now trying to make sure Modi doesn’t take it personally. This is just the latest occasion when Trump has sought to undermine his “very good friend” Modi.
English
397
639
2.6K
382.7K