Anadish Pal

A shameful low for my nation: Last year the police beat me up brutally with smug pride; this year they start a false criminal case against me and my family. Both the times me and my family were the victims. This is how you are going to lead the world in innovation and research?

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@anadish Oh noo

Being hit by teen driver, drumk driver, open well, electrocution, and now basketball stand falling. Surviving yet another day is a miracle of Amritkaal

@ggganeshh No need to travel, be Yudhisthira, use your mind, we can traverse the whole universe in a millisecond--what to talk of Bombay to Goa, sorry, Mumbai to Bengaluru... "माता गुरुतरा भूमेः पिता उच्चतरस्तथा । मनः शीघ्रतरं वातात् चिन्ता बहुतरी तृणात् ॥"

Travel from Bengaluru to Mumbai, 1000 kms in just 5.5 hours, at a speed of 180 km/hr, which Indian cars usually do Only E baba ji can make the impossible, possible

@ggganeshh Correction--Mahakaal Time. Makes sense, this way the end is near...

Unbearable summer heat and our visionaries are chopping off fully mature trees God save us from Amritkaal

@DianaT192 This is not Lakhovsky, this is Royal Raymond Rife in the photo.

🔺THEY KNEW ABOUT FREQUENCY HEALING IN 1928. THEY BURIED IT FOR 98 YEARS. Georges Lakhovsky was a Russian-French engineer who built a device called the Multi-Wave Oscillator in 1928. His theory was simple: every cell in the human body is a miniature oscillating circuit. When cells vibrate at their natural frequency, they are healthy. When that frequency is disrupted by toxins, radiation, or disease, the cell deteriorates. His device emitted a broad spectrum of frequencies simultaneously, allowing each cell to find and lock onto its own resonant frequency. The results were documented in hospitals across Europe. Terminal cancer patients recovered. Tumors shrank and disappeared. Chronic conditions that had resisted every conventional treatment resolved within weeks. The documentation was published in peer-reviewed French medical journals. Photographs of before and after cases were preserved. Lakhovsky treated patients at multiple hospitals in Paris. He treated plants at the Salpêtrière Hospital, inoculating geraniums with cancer-causing bacteria, then exposing half to his oscillator. The untreated plants died. The treated plants not only survived, they grew larger and healthier than the control group that was never infected. In 1942, Lakhovsky moved to New York. He began treating patients at a major hospital with extraordinary results. Within months, he was struck by a car and killed. His devices were confiscated. His research vanished from American medical literature overnight. The same pattern. The same playbook. A scientist proves that frequency can heal. The results are documented. The scientist dies. The technology disappears. The pharmaceutical industry continues selling chemicals. Rife. Tesla. Reich. Lakhovsky. The list of scientists who discovered the truth and were silenced is not short. It is a graveyard. But the dead do not stay buried forever. And neither does the truth. Source: 🔗 M-B Technology

@ggganeshh @worldbestvideoo @AjuGeorge7 😔

@anadish @worldbestvideoo @AjuGeorge7 This is damn sickening

Shocking !! Portable toilets for women are converted into food trucks in Mumbai. These toilets are funded by BMC under the 2024 Swachha Bharat Abhiyan. What about hygiene? How on earth is this allowed by food inspectors. #रामनवमी #JaiShriRam #RamNavami #india #EPSTEİN #nolimit #gfvip

@ggganeshh In India, many a time, when children are successful, they forget to take care of their mothers and the poor women are left unkempt and are even forced to beg.

Bramhand Guru

@SirKazamJeevi This looks familiar:

Looks like Production team has either upped the nonsense ante or run out of ideas! 😅

@ggganeshh 43% of Indians alive now will die by 2047, that is what it tells us.

Is there one thing that Guru ji and team gets it right? Except for tax ter'ism one the middle class...

@sandeeproy1 @joybhattacharj Less shiny than before, the haze and the smog seem to have dimmed it a bit.

@joybhattacharj The pale blue dot.

NASA just released a stunning picture of earth taken by the Artemis astronauts. And someone said it was our latest group photo. It was, all of us, that's all of us other than the 4 in Artemis and 10 in the International Space Station. Iranians and Americans, Arabs and Jews, mothers and daughters, dog lovers and cat fanciers. Musicians and mechanics, microbiologists and merchandisers... That's all we have together.

@Suicideofthewes @mattforney Because the Brits along with the Europeans wanted to shake off their Green, Roman cultural heritage by adopting a fictional mother called Hinduism which seemed to them thousands of years old and the mother of all Aryans/Europeans, while the Greeks and the Romans were not "Aryans"

@mattforney I can't remember your post, its the same with Hinduism. Its a largely British creation. Fusion of Animalistic religions to create a contrived identity.

This Indian's ad is made more surreal by the fact that a third of the words are in English, because whatever dumbshit Indian gobbledygook language he's babbling in doesn't have its own words for basic concepts like "elections." DEI: Deport Every Indian.

@SirKazamJeevi That's his family.

Who is going to tell him that this strange obsession of placing multiple photos of himself all over the vehicle is neither healthy nor in “good taste”!

@ggganeshh All plastic versions of the ancient...

@anadish Not rishis, but they placed mock acharyas to challenge the real one

The new Kings and Queens of India..

@archaeologyart The Turkish-Arab tradition was the same.

Among the ancient Slavs, a woman leaving her hair loose was believed to invite evil spirits. There was only one exception: her wedding day. This painting captures that exact moment. Here's the info for the painting I'm sharing: Andrey Remnev, The Unplaiting of the Hair, 1997. Egg tempera and oil on canvas, 100x100 cm. Remnev was born in 1962 into a family of doctors in Yakhroma, near Moscow, Russia. He was one of the first students at the Surikov State Art Institute to write a thesis on a religious theme. Here's the ritual depicted in the painting: in ancient Russia, unmarried girls wore a single braid. On the eve of a wedding, this braid was ceremonially undone, re-braided into two, and hidden beneath a headdress. From that moment on, only her husband was allowed to see her hair. Being caught bareheaded was a crime as serious as adultery. The red ribbon resting in the young woman's lap is the 'krasota' ribbon, removed from her braid. In traditional wedding laments, the bride would 'release' this krasota (beauty) and volya (free will) to the fields, forests, and rivers. According to research by folklorist Philippa Rappoport, this meant the bride was returning her maidenhood to nature. For the Slavs, loose, unbound hair was always a sign of danger. The rusalka, a vengeful water spirit, was always depicted with flowing hair. If her hair dried out, she'd lose her powers. During the wedding ceremony, the moment the bride's hair was undone was considered when she was most vulnerable to magic. Just like the rusalka, the bride stood 'between two worlds.' Remnev painted this piece in his studio at the Spaso-Andronikov Monastery in Moscow - the exact place where the 15th-century master iconographer Andrei Rublev both worked and was buried. From 1994 to 2000, he studied icon techniques under the iconographer Father Vyacheslav Savinykh. He completed the painting in 12 stages: starting with an egg tempera sketch, moving through grisaille and color modeling, all the way to the final layer of oil paint. The golden-haloed archangels in the background belong to the Byzantine icon tradition. The young woman in the foreground, however, reflects 18th-century European portraiture. Remnev intentionally builds this duality: the sacred and the secular, the planar and the volumetric... In 2015, the Spanish fashion house Delpozo, and in 2018, the Italian brand Vivetta, built their collections on this visual language by Remnev.

@sandeeproy1 Ghhoti Chholar Daal, Chhanar Danla, Poshto Aloo and to top it with Begun-Borir Jhol--not to forget the Bangal Toker Daal!! And for the unitiated the vegetarian Caviar in the form of Neem Begun, Neem Bhaja and Bangal Titar Daal!!

I agree. As much as we bongs enjoy our omnivorous dishes (I hate the word "non vegetarian"), Rest of India has no idea how good our vegetarian dishes are. Come home some day, and let me serve you., 😍

@sandeeproy1 Musk

Aliens. 😑

@sandeeproy1 It is all the fault of not Nehru but Vivekananda.

Bengal is headed the Delhi way. A concerted effort using all kinds of institutions, including judiciary, to usurp power from the incumbent, and after which everything will be decided against the Union Govt. No charges will be proven. But by then it will be too late for India's federalism. Mark my tweet!. 😔😤😠

@sandeeproy1 @tarunbagchi I do and read my pinned.

@tarunbagchi The question is the alternative. If you think BJP is it, come and stay in any BJP ruled state and let me know how is it propaganda vs reality