Sai Krishna

Chilled out amigo who likes beaches

[Anika M @Anika_Breaths]

The silence surrounding the brutal five-day gang-rape of an innocent 13-year-old girl by 30 men in Ganganagar is absolutely deafening.
There are no protests, no mainstream news broadcasts and no trending topics on X for an act so monstrous.
It raises a disturbing question: is the public and media look the other way purely because this happened under a BJP administration?
Everything is allowed under BJP watch?

[Boiled Anda @AmitLeliSlayer]

My father impregnated me and my 4 sisters. He slept with all of us

~ Mu$Iim Girl from Pakistan

Beauty of lsIam 🤮🤮

[Nihal Sarin @NihalSarin]

I would like to dedicate this win to @GmNaroditsky. It was one of his favourite tournaments. We have played endless bullets and hyperbullets, which definitely contributed to my growth as a player.

[Sai Krishna @FooDBeeZ]

@NihalSarin @chesscom Congrats Nihal!

[Parimal @Fintech03]

For decades, the standard critique against the Indian Knowledge System (IKS) was: "Where is the empirical data? Where are the peer-reviewed papers? It is all just mythology."

Now, when institutes like the IITs, IISc, & AIIMS are setting up dedicated research wings to rigorously test, validate & document these ancient sciences using modern, empirical protocols, the critics have panicked. They have switched from demanding proof to screaming "pseudoscience!" & "the brand is gone!"

For centuries, Western medicine dismissed the idea that the mind could heal the body as superstition. Today, neuroplasticity & the placebo effect are multi-billion-dollar fields of peer-reviewed research.

If a modern scientist discovers something new, it is called a "breakthrough." If an IKS researcher uses modern tools to prove that ancient Indians already knew that exact concept 1000s of years ago, it is called "pseudoscience."

In 2015, the Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded to Tu Youyou for discovering Artemisinin (an anti-malarial drug) by looking into ancient Chinese medical texts. Similarly, India’s Ayush research ministries & global pharmacological bodies are finding peer-reviewed validation for compounds like Curcumin (Turmeric) & Ashwagandha for their anti-inflammatory & neuroprotective properties.

Why do these people have a problem with India documenting its own heritage?

If China can globally brand Traditional Chinese Medicine & the West can capitalize on indigenous knowledge, We have every right to scientifically document our own Itihasa & knowledge systems. Demanding peer-reviewed papers for decades & then throwing a tantrum when India actually starts producing them, shows intellectual dishonesty, not a love for science.

Be proud that we are witnessing the renaissance of Bhartiya knowledge. It is a long journey, but Satya always outlasts ideological noise.

Well done, IITs...Proud to be an alum.

[Chris Bird @ChrisBirdIA]

Ugh no, this is a horrendous idea clearly just motivated by money. OTB ratings should not be polluted by online games. It's bad enough folks get FIDE IDs through World Chess' online server, nevermind official OTB ratings 🤦‍♂️

[Sai Krishna @FooDBeeZ]

@Ankiii_i Where in cubbon park? It’s a huuuuge place

[Pankaj @Ragepkj]

This Indian couple just exposed the reality of iconic boat ride of Amsterdam.

The water smells really bad and it's just a sewage and toilet water .

They were surprised to see white people enjoying the both the smell and ride .

Each ride cost somewhat 90-100 euro.

How these white people love uncleanliness and then come up to lecture India ?

[Dr. Lavanya Vemsani Ph.D. @ProfVemsani]

No country for Hindus. We face #Hinduphobia and anti-Hindu rhetoric everywhere including Hindu majority nations. Questioning this is somehow seen as bad Hindu…

[Z @insatiablevine]

The whining from the Muslim community about not feeling safe in a country they invaded and then chose to terrorize is peak delusion.

[JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦 @JayGenXer]

“No one in the Middle East actually blocks intersections to pray in the streets and yell Allahu Akbar. They do it in your countries is because they're trying to assert their religious dominance over you and claim your country and turn it into Sharia law.”

[I am JJ @JJShankar007]

Muslims have crossed every limit of cruelty and barbarism.

In Bangladesh, a pregnant Hindu woman was gang-raped by fucking Jihadis. Her 7-8 months old baby was pulled out forcefully and then Jihadis raped her mercilessly! 💔

Do you still consider these MFs humans?

I don't! 🤬

[Sai Krishna @FooDBeeZ]

Fight against Indian erasure whenever and wherever you see it, else soon we’ll lose what it means to be Indian anymore. Do not go with this “South Asian” bullshit

[Annu Kaushik @AnnuKaushik253]

US-based Bangladeshi blogger Mohuya Khan is calling Bandhini- a dyeing technique from Rajasthan & Gujarat “South Asian.” When a user asked her to call it Indian, she accused the person of having a “narrative.” Also, notice how she credits Mexico for cowboy influence & not Latin America. But when it comes to India, she sticks to South Asia.

[Sai Krishna @FooDBeeZ]

@FalconUpdatesHQ Let them starve and see if their Ola helps them

[Neo @Realneo101]

250,000 British girls raped by Pakistani grooming gangs.

Where are the feminists now?

Where is Emma Watson?
Where is Natalie Portman?
Where is Angelina Jolie?
Where is Greta Thunberg?
Why are they silent?!

[Sai Krishna @FooDBeeZ]

@frontierindica Quota-Dhari nahi, Quota-khor bolo

[Sai Krishna @FooDBeeZ]

💯 True, this is why Indians when they go abroad they succeed very easily because now they don’t have the extra burden of dealing with a broken system anymore

[Frontier Indica @frontierindica]

The most underrated Indian skill is operating inside broken systems without losing momentum.

Every Indian who gets anything done has become a full-fledged jugaad machine. He knows the portal will fail, the clerk will ask for one more document, the payment gateway will timeout, the courier will lie, the bank staff will disappear citing "lunch break", and the helpline will read from a script.

This is why Indians adapt so fast abroad. Remove the daily dysfunction tax and suddenly the same person becomes 10 times more competent and productive.

[SriSathya @sathyashrii]

Justice Denied Since 1988 - When will the system wake up? 😔

A heartbreaking video from Maihar, Madhya Pradesh, has left social media users emotional and angry. Mr. Tripathi, an elderly man, claims he has been fighting since 1988 against the alleged illegal encroachment of his land.

For nearly 38 years, he says he has been running from one government office to another, yet his case remains unresolved.

The incident has reignited concerns about corruption, bureaucratic delays, and the struggles faced by common citizens in India's justice system.

[Sai Krishna @FooDBeeZ]

@Theonenameddamn Reminds me of that Havells ad “Rinpoche”

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