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thrishul_a@thrishul·
Richmond town area milk vendors testimony of how his streeties Losty and Jackson saved him from getting robbed
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Shil Reddy
Shil Reddy@rwstats__·
Me and my cousin got carried away and ordered way too much popcorn, nachos and snacks. I suggested taking the uneaten portions home but my cousin said no. I really don’t get what’s the problem in taking so much leftovers back to home instead of wasting food and money.
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Sledge@Sledgebl·
@Fintech03 Blue tokai has this variety called monsooned malabar, sourced and made locally.
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Parimal
Parimal@Fintech03·
In India, the craze for imported coffee is real and so is the irony behind it. India grows some of the world’s most unique coffee including the legendary Monsooned Malabar that Europe has prized for centuries. We export 70-80% of our total production (including our best Arabica & Monsooned beans). Monsooned Malabar story is in fact pure accidental genius: In the 1700-1800s, Indian beans shipped to Europe in wooden boats got soaked & aged by monsoon winds for months. Europeans went crazy for the mellow, low-acid result. India later turned that accident into a deliberate GI-protected process. Now, a chunk of it lands in Switzerland & Germany (India exported coffee worth ~$73M to Switzerland alone in recent yrs). European companies roast, blend, freeze-dry, package it under fancy brands, & ship the finished product back to us. We pay 400-500% markup for the privilege of drinking international qualit” while our farmers get farm-gate prices. So we invented the very thing Europe still uses… then we export it & import the fancy jar.
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thrishul_a@thrishul·
@Fintech03 Monsooned Malabar i searched very expensive in India too
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The Hindu
The Hindu@the_hindu·
Air India, IndiGo and SpiceJet have opposed the government’s directive mandating 60% of seats on flights to be offered free for selection. The Federation of Indian Airlines (FIA), representing the carriers, has urged the Civil Aviation Ministry to reconsider and withdraw the decision. The airlines argue that while the move aims to improve passenger access, it could lead to unintended financial pressures, potentially resulting in higher ticket prices. They have also flagged operational challenges and rising costs, including increased jet fuel prices amid the West Asia situation. The policy has sparked a wider debate on balancing passenger welfare with airline sustainability in India’s aviation sector.
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HodlHabit@HodlHabit·
@Shan_Specter This is a mangrove crab from Brazil's northeastern coast. You eat it boiled, cracking it open with a small wooden hammer. Messy, slow, and one of the best things you'll ever taste.
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HodlHabit@HodlHabit·
Have you ever eaten this kind of crab?
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Cdr Abhilash Tomy KC, NM
Cdr Abhilash Tomy KC, NM@abhilashtomy·
I have done this survival training in the UK and Mumbai, but nothing comes anywhere close to the naval facility in Kochi. It is as real as it can get. After I got my spine upgrade with two implants, 8 screws and 5 fused vertebrae, I was sent to this facility for aircrew drills before I could fly again. Everything went well - managed to escape blindfolded from the ditched “Dornier” five times from the pilot seat and another five times from the copilot seat, swam around the pool with two other survivors in some insane sea state wearing flying overalls and even managed to board a life raft. The problem came when a simulated helicopter winch met an obstinate and inflexible spine. It was excruciatingly painful, I tried to scream but the noise drowned my voice and I was aboard the “helicopter” very successfully. It all led to a seat in the cockpit, a final sortie on a Dornier and the doctor’s approval to fly.
Insightful Geopolitics@InsightGL

-#IndianNavy has world's top-notch Fighter, Helicopter, & Transport Aircraft Underwater Escape Training Facility -It simulates very rough sea, thunder, lightning, & heavy wind conditions -Escape drills in a controlled environment are mandatory for all Naval Aviators -When such facilities were not available, I remember undertaking such drills in shipping channels

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Insightful Geopolitics
-#IndianNavy has world's top-notch Fighter, Helicopter, & Transport Aircraft Underwater Escape Training Facility -It simulates very rough sea, thunder, lightning, & heavy wind conditions -Escape drills in a controlled environment are mandatory for all Naval Aviators -When such facilities were not available, I remember undertaking such drills in shipping channels
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Mission Ambedkar
Mission Ambedkar@MissionAmbedkar·
"Helmet doesn't fit in his head." 🔥🤣 Traffic police stopped a man on bike for not wearing a helmet. He said it didn't fit his head. Ask companies to make a special one. The police checked and found he was right. Now the next task is for helmet companies.
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Брат
Брат@1vinci6le·
It's a pity to be a women in India. It's pathetic if you are a rape survivor. Shame.
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Chennai Updates
Chennai Updates@UpdatesChennai·
This is why MRTS trains don’t stop at Adambakkam. Authorities had nearly 20 years to fix it. As the track curves, the platform gap widens significantly—posing a serious engineering flaw, large enough for even an adult to fall through. @GMSRailway 😤🤬
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thrishul_a@thrishul·
@samwellsg they only seem like scourging for food they had slaves?
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Concerned Citizen (Atheist)
Saudi arabia in the 1960's, a poor desert country full of nomads where they eat lizards.
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illuminatibot@iluminatibot·
Amazing woman removes bees from residential sites by rescuing rather than exterminating them. Scoops the bees up with her bare hands, and doesn't need a bee keeper suit! This woman is more important to the world than politicians.
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GIDI@Gidi_Traffic·
Question: Why are women’s uniforms different from men’s in the same sport? ✍🏽
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Dhananjay Yadav
Dhananjay Yadav@imDhananjay·
Scenes from my walk on Thursday night. Heading to dinner at Karnataka Golf Association in the heart of Domlur, one of the nicer parts of the city. But the road? Absolutely filthy. What struck me more, a few foreigners from Hotel Royal Orchid nearby were clicking photos of it. A reminder that “global city” isn’t built by tech parks and startups alone. It shows up in the smallest, most visible details.
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Tansu Yegen
Tansu Yegen@TansuYegen·
They are putting up these blocks to slow down traffic prevent accidents 😑
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K M Muthanna
K M Muthanna@km_muthanna·
@Khurpenchinfra Not sure which Universe people live in and believe all these fancy claims , however below is what we have under one of the flyover in Bengaluru Tech corridor.
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