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PushyAmitraGhata
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Rahul Gandhi keeps dropping truth bombs regarding the TMC.
Thanks again Rahul ji.
#BJPKeVoteDin
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Shudras were not only students but were well established teachers in Hindu schools, teaching every caste
This was recorded even by the British in their surveys.
Hindu Vedic system was educating women even during the time of Panini.
Now hold ur ears & apologise for lying.
Sangita@Sanginamby
I’m sure if low caste or tribal women of those days had the same privileges and access to education there would have been many graduating with her. What’s actually sad is that you choose to see caste in this day and age.
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@Anuj_Im_ In a day if you can report and block 10 suspicious "south asia" accounts you come across, and if just 100,000 do it, thats 1 million accounts with Indian names dividing India inciting using local fault lines taken off reach isn't it. A big deal if done for just 10 days
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Brahmos is the coolest missile ever made, in the human history.
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🚨South Korea President Lee Jae Myung calls "India the center of human civilization"
follow @india_plus_
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@RiseBharata Would have been nice, if Nehru had that spine too. Blood boils imagining that traitor.
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Ahh… That explains the coordinated hit pieces on Indian history glorifying the Mughal empire by The Economist and Reuters. The Islamist and Pakistani infiltrated Western media wanted to celebrate 500 year anniversary of first battle of Panipat that led to establishment of Mughal rule in small parts of North India. Pathetic scum!
@JaipurDialogues @TVMohandasPai @MumukshuSavitri @aravind @thebritishhindu @jsaideepak @sanjeevsanyal @SanjeevSanskrit @AadiAchint @ajaykraina @UnSubtleDesi @OpIndia_com @KanwalSibal
omar ali@omarali50
The decline of Western Imperial scholarship on India is really a sad sight.. now mughal fangirls celebrate the anniversary of the first battle of Panipat like the Brits used to celebrate waterloo :)
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@KTRBRS @PawanKalyan Twitter tillu bro! Adi shankaracharya gurinchi post edi bro. Matladithe culture antav.. asalu culture gurinchi emaina telsa neeku.. aakariki congress kuda pettindi.. neekem noppi..
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Wishing AP Deputy CM @PawanKalyan garu a speedy recovery.
Hoping he regains full strength soon and returns to public life healthier than ever.
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Mathru baasha sarigga rani vadiki eh baasha sarigga radhu. Mathru bashe alochanalaki, ithara baashalaki punadhi. Manaku elago radhu, mana pillalaku aina telugu paripoornanga nerpiddam. Jai Telugu Thalli !
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The Indian RW needs to start having conversations about aesthetics.
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Day 37.
What a masterpiece by Mr. Sirivennela Sitaramasastri Garu for the movie Mahanati.
Only he can turn "the slice of life" into wonderful metaphors and poetry.
Alaluga Padileche Kadalini Adigava (Did you ask the sea whose waves/tides rise and fall?)
Telusa Tanakaina Tana Kallolam (If the sea knows about its own turmoil and chaos)
Aakasam Taake
Aasa Teerindha (did her desires get fulfilled by touching the sky)
Teerani Dhaham Aagindha (did her(sea) relentless thirst stop) 🤌🤌🤌!!
The tale of sea and poetry ❤️!.
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Does it mean Buddhists have a better understanding of Upanishads than other Vainavs?
.@dhaarmicguy
Not only appearance but the philosophy preached was also like buddhists
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@ANI This is due to increased vote share of BJP in recent years. They were a utopia under the communist regime.
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telugu lyrics are always lost in translation cus how would i properly explain to a non telugu person what "ninnu chudakunte rendukallu okatinokkati tittukunnade ademetei" means. like how. and also why i think-
basith@basithladoo
thank god for telugu music again and again
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@basithladoo That's a pain being a Telugu. You can't articulate/ translate it into other languages without losing it's innate magic. Most mundane things can be made beautiful due to it's inherent poetic and musical etymology.
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