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The old governments invented the so-called southern question in order to never solve it...

@taviputra Chillax if it's fucked it's fucked if not its not now... but will eventually be fucked

Extremely concerning Feels de ja vu Like hindu ancestral memory have lived through it for a 1000 years ....

UGC? what's that? BJP? CONGRESS? Don't care GDP Growth? Who thinks about that? Yayy mummy ne aj rajma chawal banaye hai

🎶Endless Chaos by KNGSNK youtu.be/9UBEL_VcMWA

@Bbmorg ayyy

Most anti Muslim messaging comes out of India according to Grok.

they want to hide the truth, Scandinavia was Zutt Land uptill 1400, before being abandoned by Zutts and taken over by Germanics from central joorope. The "Vikings" were Zutting all around, that's what they try to hide.

@ConforInd A sepoy dick-riding a sepoy for speaking in some feminine language while quoting a post about a sepoy from a sepoy

Back when our Prime Minister used to be classy. Here is Indira Gandhi answering a journalist in French.

Bruh the name I can't 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

This Lady thought wordcelling is the skill she will use to browbeat Indian UPSC Babu of all people. You merely adopted wordcelling , The Indian Babu was born in it 😭🙏

@KSingh_1469 Kek call them for what they are sepoy cucks not IAchief 😂😂😂

Pak army chief quotes: “If ten more wars need to be fought, we will fight.” “We will wage a thousand-year war against India.” “Bleed India with a Thousand Cuts” “Burhan Wani is a martyr” “Pakistan needs to be a hard state.” Indian army chiefs:

the "erotic" sculptures are found on the OUTER side of the temples, the INSIDE is divine sculptures. do i have to spell it out for you like the jeetards the lot of you are? saṃsāra and darśana. leave the turbulent senses outside before entering the presence of the deity.

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His name was Yellapragada Subbarao. He was born on January 12 1895 in Bhimavaram, in present-day Andhra Pradesh. His family was poor. Several of his siblings died young from disease. He studied at Madras Medical College but his British professor deliberately gave him a lesser diploma instead of a full MBBS degree. He scraped together enough money and sailed to America in 1923. He arrived in Boston with almost nothing. To pay his fees at Harvard Medical School he worked as an attendant at a hospital, cleaning rooms and changing bedsheets at night. Colleagues called him the Indian who cleans toilets. He did not stop. At Harvard he began research with chemist Cyrus Fiske. Together they developed the Fiske-Subbarao method for measuring phosphorus in body fluids, still used in biochemistry today. He then discovered the role of phosphocreatine and adenosine triphosphate in muscular activity. That discovery entered biochemistry textbooks worldwide. It is what we now call ATP, the energy currency of every living cell. Harvard denied him a full professorship. He was a foreigner and had few friends in the right circles. His colleague Cyrus Fiske suppressed and destroyed many of his contributions out of jealousy. Years of Subbarao’s work had to be rediscovered by other scientists because Fiske would not let them be published. He joined Lederle Laboratories instead. There he developed the first method to synthesise folic acid, Vitamin B9. He showed it could treat megaloblastic anaemia and tropical sprue. He then helped develop methotrexate, one of the first chemotherapy drugs, still used today to treat cancer and rheumatoid arthritis. He led the team that discovered Aureomycin, the first tetracycline antibiotic, more powerful than penicillin, which saved hundreds of thousands of lives during and after World War II. He never became an American citizen. He lived in the United States for 25 years on a temporary visa. He applied for permanent residence and never received it. On August 8 1948 he died of cardiac arrest in New York. He was 53 years old. No citizenship. No Nobel Prize. No fame. A writer named Doron Antrim wrote this about him in 1950. “You have probably never heard of Dr. Yellapragada Subbarao. Yet because he lived, you may be alive today.” The drug that treated your anaemia. The antibiotic that fought your infection. The chemotherapy that gave someone more time. All of it traces back to a man from Bhimavaram who cleaned hospital rooms to pay his Harvard fees. India forgot him. Science did not. Follow for stories India deserves to remember.

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Attempted escape… unsuccessful. 😂

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