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@xeopskzu

Proud Indian, proud Hindu. Grammar Nazi.

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Ordinary man 🇮🇳@xeopskzu·
Secularism in India is the freedom to vilify every aspect of Hinduism and deliberately and maliciously misrepresent everything associated with it, and cry victim when exposed.
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@DriveSmart_IN Ignore the solid white lines. In India in a left turn oncoming traffic is hidden behind the vehicles ahead of oneself. The instinct of self preservation simply doesn't work it seems.
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DriveSmart🛡️@DriveSmart_IN·
Solid white lines and a curve and still we want to play games !!
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Ordinary man 🇮🇳@xeopskzu·
@Deadlykalesh Fortuner to a greater extent. The road has continuous traffic, wait for pickup would be too long. The Fortuner just needed to slow down a little bit and aim to cross behind the pickup, but he kept turning left to cross ahead of the pickup without slowing.
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Deadly Kalesh
Deadly Kalesh@Deadlykalesh·
Who is at fault here? Toyota Fortuner guy or Mahindra Pickup guy?
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@RajneetiTadka Most people don't realise their vehicles extend behind their backsides. Why two wheelers? Even car drivers try to squeeze in as if there is no car around them.
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Rajneeti Tadka 🌶️ 🔥
Rajneeti Tadka 🌶️ 🔥@RajneetiTadka·
One lane change. No shoulder check. Dashcam footage shows a woman on a scooter abruptly cutting across from the far left lane to the right → straight into the blind spot of a car already travelling there. The impact happened before either driver could react. She went down. This is the blind spot every rider and driver forgets exists: it's not that the other vehicle "came out of nowhere." It's that nobody checked before moving. Signal. Shoulder check. Every lane change, no exceptions. 🛵⚠️
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@dishasatra That would be political suicide. They will manage to pass the bill, but will face a no confidence motion within days and lose. When there are elections again, they will lose (and be out of power for 20 years at least). And the decision will get reversed. End of story.
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Sabudana khichadi
Sabudana khichadi@dishasatra·
Jo govt 370 hata sakti hai, unke liye reservation hatana mushkil nai hona chahiye. Go for ittttt!! I know you can do it! Iske badle toh E100 bhi maaf hai😛
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mithya nash
mithya nash@mithyanash·
@dhanyarajendran Love this justification - next she'll claim that even terrorists and rapists could join these student protests 😅 with useful idiots like these, enemy agents don't need to step on Indian soil.
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Dhanya Rajendran
Dhanya Rajendran@dhanyarajendran·
Only rape victims can come to protests against a rape Only person who fell in pothole must come to protest against potholes. Others should wait till they fall Of course a protest of this scale attracts all kinds of people, educated, uneducated, old and young. Did these TV anchors (not reporters) who are asking these crap questions ask if crowds at IAC protests in Delhi during UPA govt had only people who had been forced to give bribes? We did wall to wall coverage then. Channels competed to do 24 hour coverage. What bunkum is this
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Wokeflix@wokeflix·
Khalistani aa gaye oye !!!
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Ordinary man 🇮🇳@xeopskzu·
@motordave2 @DriveSmart_IN @dabir @varungrao Neither; this happens all the time. It just ended in a crash this once. People do not realise that the gap is closing. That is also why scooterists get crushed between buses. They see the gap as static and aim to wriggle through.
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RealtalkNin
RealtalkNin@Realitalkninz·
@MeghUpdates She is just a tool to spread their propaganda.Her community,her viewers get to see what they want to see,they don’t care about fact checking,all are happy in their bubble of lies & concocted bullshit just like the Govt.of Pakistan 😂 What is the use hammering in some sense here ?
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Megh Updates 🚨™
Megh Updates 🚨™@MeghUpdates·
"PM Modi is the most unpopular PM in the history of India. I stake my credibility." :Alleged Journalist Arfa to Cockrach
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Ordinary man 🇮🇳@xeopskzu·
@AskAnshul Was there ever a doubt about it? Why are we even surprised? No protest is about the common man. It is the front for yet another regime change attempt.
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Anshul Saxena
Anshul Saxena@AskAnshul·
Some people who joined CJP protest: 1) Arundhati Roy, who believes that Kashmir is not a part of India. 2) Colin Gonsalves, who filed a mercy petition for 26/11 terrorist Ajmal Kasab. 3) Prashant Bhushan, who approached Supreme Court at midnight to stop the hanging of terrorist Yakub Memon. 4) Nandita Narain, who sang "Bas naam rahega Allah ka" from CJP stage, a poem by Pakistani poet Faiz Ahmad Faiz. 5) Kunal Kamra, who said from CJP stage - "Yeh log Sita ke Pati ka naam lekar, Nita ke Pati ka kaam kar rahe hain" (They chant the name of Sita's husband, but they serve Nita's husband). At what point does this even look like a protest against the NEET paper leak? If the objective was truly to seek justice for NEET students, the stage should have been given to the students who were affected by the paper leak, or to the parents whose children lost their lives due to the paper leak. Instead, the platform was given to the Islamo-left ecosystem. It clearly shows the CJP protest organizers' priorities and the real agenda behind the protest. Sonam Wangchuk should also take a closer look at what is happening around him. He has been reduced to a pawn while others are using his credibility and public image to lend legitimacy to the movement. A few days ago, Sonam Wangchuk himself remarked from the CJP stage that others were eating at the protest while he was on a hunger strike. He openly expressed disappointment and said - "If you cannot join me in an indefinite hunger strike, at least observe a one-day hunger strike, or skip one meal in solidarity." How many CJP protest organizers acted on his appeal? He should analyze whether his struggle is being used to advance a broader political or ideological agenda rather than the cause that people believe he is representing, because the CJP protest appears to have become a platform for everything except the NEET paper leak.
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Ordinary man 🇮🇳@xeopskzu·
@sathyashrii This is too simplistic. The Pappu epithet has been earned after years of persistent efforts, which must not be belittled in this cavalier fashion.
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SriSathya@sathyashrii·
Thoughts ??
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Ordinary man 🇮🇳@xeopskzu·
@Starboy2079 Liberalism is to free thinking in the same manner as 'the people were in power' in the Soviet Union. It is just a euphemism to cover something absolutely sinister. No dissent is tolerated. Free thinking is ridiculed.
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Ordinary man 🇮🇳@xeopskzu·
@Starboy2079 Liberalism is just the brand name for communism, because communism isn't in fashion anymore. It is in favour of total control over society, and hence unabashedly promotes the one religion that controls every aspect of one's life.
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STAR Boy TARUN
STAR Boy TARUN@Starboy2079·
Leave everything else and read this. Time to rip the mask off these pseudo-deshbhakts and expose their dirty game. On June 11, a US strike hit an oil tanker accused of carrying Iranian oil. Three Indian sailors were killed. The entire opposition lost their minds, screaming for "revenge," demanding India attack America, and frothing at the mouth to break India-US ties. Fast forward to July 13: Iranian cruise missiles slam into two UAE-flagged oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. One Indian killed, many more badly injured. Now? Dead silence. No outrage. No calls for revenge. No demands to attack Iran. Nothing. Why? Because Indian lives were NEVER their concern. Whether 3 Indians die or 300, they don't give a damn. What matters to them is WHO is doing the killing. Their real game? Use dead Indian bodies as political props to sabotage India-US relations, kill India US trade deal, they knew it would destroy India's textile, gems, and shrimp exports and will throw millions into unemployment, and then they can trigger their wet dream of regime change. These vultures weren't mourning Indians, they were feasting on their dead bodies to push their anti-India agenda. Hypocrites. Traitors to the dead. Exposure complete.
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Ordinary man 🇮🇳@xeopskzu·
@DhanaB777 @Sootradhar Maybe they are not befouled. Maybe the support is deliberate towards other ends. And maybe the support exists purely for racist ends. Hindoos= bigots.
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Dhananjay Gole@DhanaB777·
@Sootradhar Very interesting analysis. However, I marvel at the stupidity of the western "bleeding heart" politicians who are befooled so easily.
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Jayess@Sootradhar·
1/ Many have asked: Why did Pannun and the SFJ suddenly shoot to the limelight in 2014? Why did the vitriol against PM Modi from Canadian Khalistani circles spike exactly at that time? The answer is simple: The Modi government disrupted a lucrative business model. 🧵👇
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Ordinary man 🇮🇳@xeopskzu·
@frontierindica It's absolutely normal in most parts of India. I hear one can't leave one's phone unattended when eating at a restaurant in the west. Fairly safe in India.
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Frontier Indica@frontierindica·
The biggest cultural shock for many Indians visiting developed countries is not the infrastructure, not the clean air, not the lack of chaos. It is the amount of invisible trust. Leaving expensive items unattended, paying without someone watching, following rules when no authority is present, trusting that the price being quoted is not a complete rip off. A high trust society is basically a technology humans built before computers. Unfortunately it is something that is yet to be developed in India.
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Ordinary man 🇮🇳@xeopskzu·
@iYashGupta_21 Why did the truck ahead move left? Something must have been there in the right lane. The day we understand this, half the accidents will reduce. The rickshaw puller is at fault; no doubt about that. But an avoidable accident. One must peek in the lext lane before changing lanes.
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Yash Gupta
Yash Gupta@iYashGupta_21·
This viral Bihar highway video is enough to make your heart skip a beat. Not speeding. Not racing. Just an rickshaw coming from the wrong side on a highway. No shortcut is worth risking lives. #Bihar
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Ordinary man 🇮🇳@xeopskzu·
@captgouda24 Not everything is about caste. But yes; people are unwilling to work in general to improve their lives.
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Nicholas Decker
Nicholas Decker@captgouda24·
Workers in India are remarkably unwilling to do tasks which do not fit their caste identity. In this field experiments, workers turned down offers of 10 times their daily wage for doing just 10 minutes of work. 1/
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vir sanghvi
vir sanghvi@virsanghvi·
It’s 34 degrees in London & Brits are burning; rail tracks melting,restaurants turning off fryers etc. As my wife asked : how did these wimps manage to rule super hot India for so long in their heavy uniforms & elaborate tailcoats? This is cooler than Indian summers
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Nandini@NBDwrites·
Pakistan’s national cultural heritage is precisely 79 years old. Indic civilisation, by contrast, is thousands of years old. Rich, layered, and among the world’s oldest continuous civilisational traditions. Pakistan has spent much of its existence trying to convince itself that it was Arab, Turkic, Persian, and/or Afghan. In that prolonged identity crisis, it not only rejected its Indic inheritance but decimated its minorities and erased all its markers. Then, almost overnight, like last month, it seems to have suddenly rediscovered its Indic roots, helped along in no small measure by enthusiastic foreign cheerleaders such as yourself, and @AusHCPak As someone who actually belongs to that civilisation, my well meaning advice to you would be to focus on preserving British culture and heritage instead. Your Pakistani diaspora appears to be proving far more effective at diluting the traditions of its adopted home than Pakistan ever was at preserving the civilisation from which it emerged.
Jane Marriott@JaneMarriottUK

Pakistan’s cultural heritage is extraordinary and worth protecting! Pleased to announce applications for the Cultural Protection Fund are now open. Led by @pkBritish and @DCMS the Fund supports organisations safeguarding heritage at risk, with inspiring projects across Pakistan.

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Ordinary man 🇮🇳@xeopskzu·
@amithpr @HCI_Singapore @MEAIndia @IndianDiplomacy Were there vacant seats around? While we do lack civic sense (no doubts about that), I've seen locals sitting on the floor in LAX, because seating was grossy insufficient. If seating is insufficient, what's the harm in playing cards quietly without disturbing others?
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