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[Phoenix @10001Phoenix]

@venom1s You idiot 😂😂😂😂😂

[Phoenix @10001Phoenix]

All these women had worked enough to secure their future and with that they have successfully launched brands which are working really well for them and that's what we call career transitioning. They are not very much on screen but off screen they are still working.

[Phoenix @10001Phoenix]

All these women had worked enough to secure their future and with that they have successfully launched brands which are working really well for them and that's what we call career transitioning. They are not very much on screen but off screen they are still working.

[EngiNerd. @mainbhiengineer]

Deepika Padukone, Anushka Sharma, Katrina Kaif all of them stopped working or doing very little work after marriage and kids.

That doesn't make them a lesser independent woman, it only tells that if your husband is earning well and respect your hardwork for taking care of kids, it's wise to give time to your kids and family than going out and spend 10-12hrs on work just to show that you're "independent".

[Phoenix @10001Phoenix]

Stop whatever you are doing and just celebrate this 🤞🧿

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

Today, India takes a defining step in its civil nuclear journey, advancing the second stage of its nuclear programme.

The indigenously designed and built Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor at Kalpakkam has attained criticality.

This advanced reactor, capable of producing more fuel than it consumes, reflects the depth of our scientific capability and the strength of our engineering enterprise. It is a decisive step towards harnessing our vast thorium reserves in the third stage of the programme.

A proud moment for India. Congratulations to our scientists and engineers.

[Phoenix @10001Phoenix]

@rafat_sam66511 Even this tweet is not visible in the latest on the particular #,

[Phoenix @10001Phoenix]

@paperharam Do seed cycling...it gives wonderful results

[Phoenix @10001Phoenix]

@phoenixiasbyNS I think he is hopetushant

[Phoenix @10001Phoenix]

@CSEPlanB Resource

[Amit Thorat | Fat Loss & Strength Coach @scientifitt_]

Western World ;

– Going for a walk = normal.
– Sleeping early = discipline.
– Saying “no” to junk = self respect.
– Hitting the gym = basic hygiene.
– Carrying a protein shake = responsibility.
– Tracking steps = awareness.
– Choosing health = maturity.

India:

– Going for a walk = kitna fit banega?
– Sleeping early = budda ho gaya kya?
– Saying “no” to junk = attitude aa gaya.
– Gym = bodybuilder banega?
– Carrying a protein shake = drugs le raha hai?
– Tracking steps = ye sab natak kyu?
– Choosing health = tu toh boring ho gaya.

Truth:

Western world respects healthy habits.
And we shames them, and then asks why lifestyle diseases are rising.

[Phoenix @10001Phoenix]

@pandaa 47

[Mohit Chauhan @mohitlaws]

Before 2014:

No one had to pay for incoming calls.

AFTER 2014:

If you don't recharge, you lose incoming calls and messages within a week, and if it continues for a few months, your SIM is deactivated & your mobile number is sold to someone else.

Even if someone lives in a rural area, earns very little, uses a basic feature phone, doesn’t use the internet and only needs to make a few basic calls, they are forced to spend ₹200–300 every month.

This is nothing but blackmailing and open loot from poor people of India.

@TRAI

[Shekhar Dutt @DuttShekhar]

So tell me, how does burning down a building prove your commitment to change ?

How does setting fire to Parliament, to the President’s house, to any brick-and-mortar structure show that you care about justice ?

Bricks don’t change society
Ashes don’t write laws
Flames don’t feed the hungry
And bullets don’t heal the oppressed

You think by torching walls you’re toppling tyranny ? No..

You’re only proving violence is the ONLY answer

Just remember that democracy is not built by fire

It is built by mutual respect, by debate, by persistence, by courage to confront power with reason, and not with matches

When you burn institutions, you don’t burn the government, you burn your own credibility

These buildings could have been used again, reformed, reimagined
Just like the system itself

But you chose to destroy
Because maybe destruction is easier than creation

You can scare and even kill tyrants

But always remember that you forever create an idea that violence can be resorted to by the people and then they can even get away with it if “their” regime comes to power

So I ask again: if all you can torch is stone and plaster, is your commitment to real change even real than that rage which has pushed the clock backwards while the world moves forward ?

India, beware
We could be next

We have been tested often
We might be tested again

But always remember violence is NEVER the answer 🙏

[Phoenix @10001Phoenix]

@CseWhy Yes

[nyctophilic__ @Nyctophilic___]

Preparing for any exams in India after 25 isn’t just hard. It’s lonely, silent, and mentally exhausting.

You're not just fighting a syllabus, you’re fighting time, doubt, and pressure to “settle.”

[Phoenix @10001Phoenix]

@umedpratapsingh So if my age is 27 years and few months am I eligible as a unreseved candidate

[Mudit Gupta @mudit_gupta25]

3 issues should be raised in the Parliament in Monsoon Session.
1. UPSC should release answer key immediately after the exam.
2. Cut off should be released immediately after the exam.
3. Carbon OMR sheets should be given.
If you're reading this post, please tag the MP of your areas in comments. This chain reaction will prompt them to raise it in the Parliament.

[𝐌𝐚𝐲𝐨𝐫 @eccentric_mayor]

I don't know, man, I've just got this crazy confidence that everything will work out in the end.

[TsongaInVersace @Mlondovodzi]

The price you pay for ignoring your gut feeling is very expensive.

[Phoenix @10001Phoenix]

That explains India's stand
#OperationSindooor

[John Spencer @SpencerGuard]

https://t.co/bMCcwM7EX9

[John Spencer @SpencerGuard]

https://t.co/bMCcwM7EX9