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Only wish to the almighty today is to bless my nation. #AazadiKaAmritMahotsav #75YearsofIndependence #IndiaAt75

@IndraVarman4444 @CivitasSameer Blue pest can be countered by a hard recession and loss of rupee purchasing power.

@CivitasSameer They could have created the statues of savarkar, or even mdeival anti caste saints if they really only wanted casteism to go. But they are retarded. Any solution to counter the blaue pest? x.com/IndraVarman444…

It is also the outcome of the current RW administration appropriating Ambedkarite philosophies into Hindutva. 'Santhanam = Casteism' is a direct rip-off from the Ambedkarite philosophy of Caste Essentialism in Hinduism, something that has been a topic of debate ever since the British applied their colonial lens on Hindu culture. It is also the result of the current RW establishment not taking enough steps to create the RW intelligentsia needed to counter such claims intellectually through research and debate. This is the price of the 'realpolitik' of appropriating Dr BR Ambedkar, unfortunately.

@4point2KILOyear @TradDeshastha Bhajapa is at the moment the only choice. If we get a proper Hindutvavaadi party who are only for Hindutva, I will vote for them. This became very apparent when I visited the Brahmin colony in Thane. The general outlook amongst MH brahmins( de-ko-k-de), is they are ignored.

In an attempt to fully co-opt the SCs & a section of OBCs, those who earlier were at the fringe section of society into mainstream H'tva (for mainly electoral reason), the efforts of MH govt have resulted in an unprecedented Flower-BRA imposition across rural & semi urban MH and ofcourse the urban ghettos. Across govt affiliated establishments, public spaces, and even in traditionally specific ghaste based areas there has been a deliberate & visible attempt made at pampering & appeasing the... The expression & presence of 🌷-🔵was never this widespread & intimidating even before 2014. There honestly is an element of BJP overplaying the bheem card.

@SarangSood SIP in Mutual Funds for long term wealth creation

Healthy snacking Every second Shark tank pitch is about a healthy snack There is nothing like a healthy snack All those bajra jowar puffs cooked in olive oil or baked & popped are still junk food if you see the entire nutrition label Snacking beyond meals as an act itself is the problem Most eat healthy snacks without considering that even that adds a lot of calories & even excessive sodium in many cases & end up spending more money for the exact health outcome in the end

@thebetterindia This needs more promotion.

🌧️💡In Himachal’s hills, IIT Mandi’s Prof. K. V. Uday and Prof. Varun Dutt, along with a student team, developed an AI-powered early warning system that spots landslide danger hours before disaster. Monitoring rainfall, soil, and slope movement, it is over 90% accurate and alerts communities through blinkers, hooters, and SMS. This made-in-India innovation is helping make mountain regions safer. #Innovation #Sustainability #ClimateAction #TechForGood #IITMandi #MadeInIndia #DisasterRelief #YoursSafetySimplified [Landslide Prediction, Innovation India, Device, Early Warning System, IIT Mandi Innovation, AI Disaster Management, Climate Technology, Yours Safety Simplified ]

@mayeahwe She had a metabolic disorder ( cant recall the name now) which was treated.

This is basics bruh. But anyways funniest part is Satyawati was Matsyagandha, i e her smell reeked of fishes, but Sage Parashara in order to do the deed with her, gave her boon of "Yojanagandha",i.e woman whose fragrance travels a yojana, which is why later Shantanu notices her.

@IkeNotabot @Santourya @hotahotasa45082 Are you thick or are you plain stupid?

@Santourya @hotahotasa45082 What does this have to do with anything?

Mr. Kumar, who has lived in Japan for 30 years and run an Indian curry restaurant for 18 years, had his visa renewal denied due to stricter requirements. Mr. Kumar: "I have followed Japan's rules for 30 years. It's terrible to order me to return home because of a change in requirements." If we accept his sympathy even once, we will have to accept everything. He completely fails to understand this. He should be grateful to Japan and work hard for his family in his home country.

When the whole world says ‘multi-faith’, basically, they are all bending over for just one faith!

@BuieBedi12 @rameshofficial0 @FalsePropaganda The dildo of consequence rarely arrives lubed

@rameshofficial0 @FalsePropaganda What kind of mindset is this? They have audacity to say “Oh! our religion is peaceful” what the F.

🚨Shocking CCTV Capture: Burqa Cloud Woman Pinches Toddler in Fruit Shop Viral Video: In Sidoarjo, Indonesia, a woman was caught on camera pinching a fruit seller’s young child from behind, causing the boy to cry hysterically. She then pretended to calm him down once she noticed the CCTV. The mother only realized what happened after reviewing the footage. Motive still unknown. Child abuse, even in “small” forms, cannot be ignored

Oh boy!! Even Aryan Invasion is also based on assumptions - there is no conclusive proof that those handful of shards are not even Harappan. This is Mortimer Wheeler speaking.

Another rare murti from Pala era found in Bangladesh. It’s a beautiful murti of Matsya avtar of Sri Vishnu. This is now with the Dhaka museum. India lost so much of its treasure to a nation that doesn’t even respect the heritage.

On 12th May, an old murti of Devi Durga- Mahishasuramardini (likely of the Sena era) was found while renovating an old pond named ‘Boro Andhar’ in Chengtia Madhyapara under Ullapara Upazila in Sirajganj, Bangladesh. Apparently government officials have taken custody of the murti. The same pond had earlier yielded a Vishnu murti of the same period. It is likely that the place once held a large Hindu temple complex, before Islamic invaders destroyed it. It’s obvious that the two murtis were placed in the pond by Hindu, while trying to save them. It’s unfortunate to see that an Islamic country that doesn’t respect Hindus and Hindu gods, possessing this and many more such priceless murtis from their Hindu past. Smuggling of ancient Hindu murtis is a thriving business in Bangladesh, and it’s a pity that India cannot claim ownership of this Devi murti.

@himantabiswa Congrats sir. Its always wonderful to see children succeed.

The Ironman is widely regarded as one of the toughest endurance events in the world. It is a grueling single-day test of stamina and determination. Participants must complete a 3.8 km swim, a 180 km cycling ride, and a full 42.2 km marathon, all back to back. On 10 May, my son Nandil, currently in his fifth year at the National Law School of India University in Bengaluru, took on this extraordinary challenge at Ironman Vietnam. After just 7-8 months of preparation, he completed the challenge in approximately 16 hours. As a father, it fills me with immense pride to see his discipline, determination and perseverance. I wish him the very best for the journey ahead and for many more milestones in life.

@narendramodi sir please make this mandatory like taxation for adults and exams for children. Only realistic way to make Bharat swaacha.

Deities should be in temples. Not in museums.

@SirJambavan Lots of rulers came and went. Only ones who were able to get the gold from Indian housewives were despots and murderers and tyrants. Modi has to become one to get that gold. Both are not mutually exclusive

Unfortunately, no. India doesn't have enough gold reserves to feed her appetite. Not even a fraction. And what fraction exists is plagued by inefficiencies probably.

@Fintech03 Today people like him and many similar ones, travel and emigrate to USA

While the world was obsessed with splitting the atom, Sourindra Mohan Sircar (1908-78) was obsessed with splitting the secret of a single grain of rice. In the damp heat of a Bengal lab, he was not just playing with plants; he was fighting a silent war against hunger. He was the man who realized that if we could trick a seed into thinking it was a different season, we could feed a nation that was being starved by history. Born in 1908 in rural Bengal, Sourindra Mohan Sircar was a brilliant product of the University of Calcutta, where he mastered botany under the shadow of the great Indian nationalists. He later secured a Ph.D. from the Imperial College of Science & Technology, London, specializing in plant physiology, an education he chose specifically to solve the riddle of why India’s fertile soil was failing to feed its people. In the 1930s & 40s, Bengal was plagued by unpredictable monsoons. If the rain did not come, the rice did not grow. Sircar was a pioneer in Vernalization, the science of using temperature to fast-forward a plant's life cycle. Sircar’s most significant work was on the Physiological studies on the effect of Vernalization & Photoperiodism. In the 1940s, he published rigorous papers (some in the journal Nature) demonstrating that the Boro (winter) & Aman (monsoon) rice varieties of Bengal had specific photoperiodic requirements, meaning they only flowered when the day length was exactly right. He proved that by manipulating the temperature & light exposure of seeds (Vernalization), you could shorten the growth period of late-maturing rice. This was not a magic trick; it was a data-driven method to help rice escape the devastating pre-monsoon floods. Sircar was 1 of the 1st in India to map how rice plants absorb Nitrogen. Before the Green Revolution brought in synthetic fertilizers, Sircar was documenting how the Internal Nitrogen Clock of a plant determined its yield. He was not just feeding plants; he was studying the chemical efficiency of the rice grain to understand how to get more food out of exhausted soil. Sircar’s genius was not limited to rice. He was also 1 of the 1st in the world to isolate Gibberellins (growth hormones), from indigenous/tropical plants around Calcutta, including mangrove species. A notable achievement was the isolation of a novel gibberellin (GA25) from the leaves of the mangrove Sonneratia apetala (published in 1970 in Chemistry & Industry). This is the darkest part of his story. During the Great Bengal Famine, Sircar had already developed ways to increase crop yields using deep-water rice varieties. The British administration, focused on the war effort, ignored his papers. While millions died of hunger, Sircar’s research which could have mitigated the disaster sat in a drawer at the University of Calcutta. Instead of giving up, he spent the rest of his life building the Bose Institute & the Indian Society for Plant Physiology, ensuring that the next gen of Indian scientists would never be silenced by a colonial master again. He shifted Indian botany from mere classification (naming plants) to physiology (understanding how they breathe & grow). Even as the Director of the Bose Institute, he was found at 2 AM checking on the respiration rates of seedlings. He did not believe in office hrs; he believed that nature never slept, so a scientist should not either. He is the reason India has a Seed Bank mindset today. Every time we eat a bowl of high-yield rice, we are tasting the labor of a man who refused to let his people starve in the shadows of the Raj. S.M. Sircar did not seek the limelight; he sought the sunlight. He was a Ghost who worked in the dirt to ensure his country could stand tall. He turned the humble rice grain into a weapon of survival, proving that the most revolutionary act a scientist can perform is to ensure that a hungry child finds a full plate.