“If the team needs it, I would rest all the games. No player is bigger than the country. I’m just happy to do whatever it takes for the team to do well.” - World Chess Champion Gukesh D
@Sastha93883062 To whoever is reading this post - this is a standard normal practice in Bangalore.
This post is not only provocative, but also misleading.
Here’s a startup idea if ever there was one.
How about a start-up that maintains the washrooms at all Tier-2 city airports?
You could charge us a fee, we end up paying 300% more than MRP for a beverage anyway!
#DGCA@RamMNK
Police were taking the detained students away in a truck from the Chembur student protest.
Then, out of nowhere, an uncle came and opened the truck's latch, and all the students jumped out and ran away.
Man, I love my country so much sometimes. 😭
"all our ancestors in Mandya Hassan and surrounding areas were jains before 16th 17th centuary, for lack of knowledge they have converted , in future we aspire to convert back to Jainism , even today we get jain idols while farming in our farm land "
--Samanya Kannada
This is the true history of Karnataka
Karnataka is set to ban the sale of junk food in and around schools to promote healthier eating among children. The government is working on prohibiting the sale of burgers, pizza and other junk food to school students, while introducing stricter food safety norms as part of a major policy overhaul.
Sending kids to school in the 90s & 00s:
1. Pay tuition fee
2. Buy books and uniform
3. Send kid to school
Sending kids to school in the 2020s:
1. Pay 20% of salary as tuition fee
2. Buy books
3. Buy in house books
4. Buy school mandated stationery
5. Buy uniform because of yet another design change
6. Run to paediatrician, ophthalmologist & dentist for ‘certified medical form’
7. Sign waiver for your kid’s photos & videos to be plastered over social media for the school’s propaganda
8. Buy clothes for red, blue, green,… days because of the no jeans, sleeveless,… rules
9. Buy annual day costume
10. Pay various miscellaneous fees throughout the year for miscellaneous activities
Still school will abdicate all responsibility for child’s safety and welfare and put its image first in case anything happens.
Have I missed out on anything?
Mark Manson on how to win at life:
1. Commit to doing a hard thing.
2. Do the hard thing.
3. Feel good about doing the hard thing.
4. Become someone who enjoys doing hard things.
So, let’s see where I end up without this instant craving for others’ opinions and validation of my own. So, for the next few weeks it’s going to be the old school way: newspapers. I will share my experiences about the other side of perceiving information(2/2)
#overandout
Dear All,
I’m going off Twitter for a while. Reason is very simple: I want to give up following news and news trends (which drew me to twitter in the first place). But, this overdose of half news and half controversies have left me feeling queasy. (1/2).