Sanjeev S

@rameshsrivats This man raises sweetened issues for diversion.

Auto rickshaws charge a minimum fare that is for 2 kilometers. If I travel only 1.5km, the unused 500 meters should carry forward into the next auto ride.

@SHEKARSUSHEEL Et tu?

This is called a befitting reply👍👍👍

@_amitbehere Humehsaasi हम-एहसासी ہم احساسی ( also hum ehsaas) is urdu and hindi word for empathy. Humdardi हमदर्दी ہمدردی is also nearer to empathy then to sympathy.

I just realized there is no exact equivalent word for "empathy" in Hindi. Or any Indian language. Explains a lot, doesn't it. The closest one is the Sanskrit "samvedana" which is very close to empathy but not quite and is not broadly used. This concept of feeling/sharing/understanding someone else's pain, trauma and suffering is very alien to our culture. Because our culture is basically the caste system. And caste system actually actively *disincentivizes* empathy. We have words for kindness, compassion, love, charity, generosity, but not for empathy. Frankly, many older cultures don't understand and define empathy. Not just ours. It's an highly evolved concept, an high evolved word. And we we are a highly unevolved, backward culture.

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Brain Teaser Answer is not 72 then whats the answer??

@SHEKARSUSHEEL Tum to mind padh lete ho !! yehi song sunana tha !!! Shukriya !!!

My Top Songs. B & W. 121 Tere ghar ke saamne 1963 When it comes to a playful teasing song none can beat Lataji. The kashish she brings to the song is awesome. Nutan's ada when she says 'thaam lo baahen', Dev's nodding of refusal, combined with Lataji's mischievousness Contd..

Is Dhurandhar a film or a campaign ad? By blending real tragedies like 26/11 with unsubstantiated political theories, the makers have created a potent tool for narrative building. Cinema should inspire, but not at the cost of rewriting history for political convenience!

Anyone who knows really about ONGC should know. However , it’s important to distinguish between actions of individuals and the character of an institution like ONGC. For most part of its history, @ONGC_ has been among India’s most professionally run PSUs. Its performance can't always said to have been driven solely by global crude prices as people assume. Its organisational legacy, leadership, and technical talent played a crucial role in past. ONGC’s own geoscientists and engineers were majorly instrumental in discoveries like Bombay High, which significantly reduced India’s oil import dependence for decades. That defied earlier skepticism about India's hydrocarbon potential. ONGC’s turnaround of private sector MRPL into a profitable entity within a short span remains a notable example of its capabilities. Leaders like Subir Raha had helped shape ONGC into a globally respected organization it is today. Let that sink in that ONGC has also nurtured most of the present day talent that powers India’s oil and gas ecosystem. Rather than speaking off the cuff for the gallery, if there are concerns people may scrutinise whether leadership talent, and institutional freedom are  aligning with the present demands of such a complex sector and the ways to improve it.

India was a serious strategic state only for a few years after independence. Then corruption and non-serious and unaccountable netas and babus took over. It's not about BJP or Congress. Anyone knows about ONGC would know...

2011-12 में ही दिल्ली एनसीआर में e रिक्शा इतने हो गए थे की इनको ट्रैफिक प्रॉब्लम में भी गिना जाने लगा था और इनके रेगुलेशन के लिए क़ानून की बातें हो रही थी। किसी सभ्य समाज की प्रोग्रेस समयनुसार होना स्वाभाविक सा होता है। देश पहले भी उन्नति कर रहा था , अब भी। कोई एक व्यक्ति विशेष को उन्नति का कारण कह देना आवश्यक नहीं। सभी की , आपकी भी , भूमिका है।

हाथ से खींचे जाने वाले रिक्शा चलाने की पीड़ा अब धीरे धीरे इतिहास बन रही है. E-रिक्शा ने इस क्षेत्र में एक बड़ा बदलाव लाया है. 1920 में तीन-पहिया साइकिल रिक्शा की शुरुआत हुई. इसे वही लोग चलाने लगे जिनके पास जमीन नही थी. E-रिक्शा आने से मेहनत और शारीरिक दर्द काफी कम हुआ है. रिक्शा चालकों को अब ज्यादा सम्मानजनक और आसान जीवन मिला है. इस बदलाव के पूछे @nitin_gadkari जी की पहल अहम मानी जा रही है. अब बाकी चुनौतियों पर भी काम जारी है, जिससे यह क्षेत्र और बेहतर बन सके. यह बदलाव सिर्फ तकनीक का नही, बल्कि इंसानियत और सम्मान का भी है.

@seriousfunnyguy So one will look for nearest electric plug for running the machine in house before expecting fire to not consume one.

No, this is not a Chinese Robot by Galgotia University, it’s a life saving solution discovered by the students of a Government Polytechnic. A Sonic wave Fire extinguisher that uses low frequency sound waves to push Oxygen molecules away from the fire and extinguish it. At the time when we have witnessed 2 deadly fires in DelhiNCR, this needs to be made popular and available in a practically usable form.

@stats_feed BTW where is Brooke Shields, that Blue Lagoon girl? Is she in running here or beyond this contest?

Who's the most beautiful woman you've ever seen?

@gshorebeach @Hunkleceejay2 @lorddrey Ok, that is new revelation you shared big man!!

@this_sanjeev @Hunkleceejay2 @lorddrey Iran has been bombing Oman lil bro, they aren’t doing fuckall jointly.

Iran has kept the Straight of Hormuz toll-free for decades despite being vilified, sanctioned, and Isolated. Egypt charges $300,000 – $700,000+ per transit through the Suez Canal. Ultra-large container ships or tankers can exceed $1 million. Panama charges $150,000 – $450,000 per transit. Large Neopanamax ships cost up to $500,000+ to pass the Panama Canal. Turkey charges fees for the Bosporus Strait. Canada charges fees for the St Lawrence Seaway. The United States charges for the St Lawrence Seaway. But Iran is a bad country.

@hvgoenka Concept of nations.

What would it be?

@Hunkleceejay2 @lorddrey Both Oman and Iran could have charged toll. They both can still do it jointly and help stop the war on that note.

@lorddrey The strait of Hormuz doesn’t belong solely to Iran. It is not an artificial Carnal like the Egyptian carnal Oman has a reasonable control too of the strait of Hormuz

Globally the leaders are addressed without honorifics. 'Indira Gandhi' and 'Rajiv Gandhi' were not just names but political brands, with no Mrs, Mr or Ji when addressing as third person. Everyone used to call her Indira Gandhi. No one also calls Mr Trump or Mr Macron, or Mr Obama while addressing, unless sitting next to them. This fake obsession with self defined 'paramparas' for appeasement is what you guys have created. He himself might actually love the way Indira Gandhi used to be called, just by her name.

pradhanmantri ko narendra bolna kitne thik hai ? apke sath padne vala ladka nhi hai koi ye apke sansakr dikhata hai ....modi ji lakh shikayetein hai adhe se jyada desh ko hai but hum to bhartiya hai or yahi seekha hai yahan ki lakh shikaytein ho kisi se magar sabdo ki maryada humesha rhe ...

Why these surrogate business channels also roped in for surrogate promotion for a film ? #dhurandhar

@saybwala @Airtel_Presence @airtelindia You should always have full control over the router. Login with original credentials to modem. Of course if the people who supplied and installed the router didn't bother to tell you the original password which you should have asked ideally them. Try 192.168.1.1 to initiate.

.@Airtel_Presence @airtelindia YOU FUCKING ASSHOLES You have reset the wifi router in my office without my permission using the backdoor that you guys have. Now my entire network is offline. I'm done with your shit company. Throwing your shit device and connection back at you. This is exactly what I had warned when I took this connection that I have no control over the router in my own office. Lesson learnt.

What so far @ShashiTharoor ( and may be @ManishTewari) had been obliquely sliding towards is now an idealogical revolt which is neither in the interest of Congress nor of the nation. Why does Congress remain shy of decisive actions like showing him the door? What stops them doing this is exactly what stops them from returning to past glory. @INCIndia @RahulGandhi @kharge

My latest #TharoorThink column in the @IndianExpress explains why I have not joined the widespread liberal critique of the Indian government’s “moral failure” to condemn the US-Israeli attack on Iran. India has too much at stake to indulge in the morally gratifying grandstanding that could have placed vital national interests at risk. As the late Kofi Annan advised me, citing a Ghanaian proverb: “never hit a man on the head when you have your fingers between his teeth!”

@ManishTewari @NewIndianXpress For the one who is assumed to be standing on political boundry or a on a wall, there wouldn't be need for any bulleted crisply explanation or rationalisation if he is doubly careful of every word spoken before it is misunderstood.

I wish @NewIndianXpress which is otherwise a responsible newspaper should check their facts before running Gobellion Propaganda This is what I had said 👇 Strategic Autonomy is a sum of many parts . While it is correct to say that India must be circumspect given that our diaspora is spread all across the Greater Middle East and our energy and food security imperatives but Strategic autonomy also means : 1. Should regime change by coercive means be accepted by India ? Answer is NO. 2. Should India accept targeted assassination’s and abduction of leaders and functionaries of sovereign governments? Answer is NO 3. Should India not condole the Assassination of a Head of State and the killing of innocent schoolchildren in a missile strike ? Answer is Yes 4. Strategic autonomy also means upholding the principles that form the core of our foreign and strategic policy thought going back to 1947 . Strategic Autonomy like mentioned above and underscored for emphasis is a sum of many moving parts. This above 👆 is for those who selectively extrapolate out of context to run cynically political agenda’s.

What faith one believes in today may not believe in tomorrow. That is right one can exercise as many times. If the faith one is born into is stably better why would one discard it and moves on, that should be debated by faithfuls rather than using state force to impose what one refuses to believe any more. In a democracy State's control over what faith an adult citizen follows is as questionable or unconstitutional as the state breaching one's privacy at home.

He is not uncomfortable talking to you but he wants to talk to his pari all for himself, exclusive. It’s your mom who might be always keenly interested and rushes near phone every time you call. At that very moment papa finds it better to hand over phone to her. And it happens so very often. You don’t know sitting at far !! I know this because I know it.

Indian dads are different. I called my father to talk to him (not a family group call). We talked barely for 15 seconds, and then he passed the phone to Mom, saying, "Le Mummy se baat kar le." I was like, 'I called you because I want to talk to you, not Mumma. Why are fathers so uncomfortable on calls?'