"Is your brain open today...? (Hungarian mathematician Paul Erdos, number theory, combinatorics) Learn something new and maybe challenging every day! I am starting my day by watching Stanford lecture on classical mechanics with Prof. Leonard Susskind 💪😎 true legend.
We lost another Jatni 🏳️. All Punjaban and Haryanvi womens are becoming pro rundi. Jatnis go foreign countries to study and then get railed by neggro 12 times a day.
Kala jatts are winning 😿
Waheguru Where are you? 🤔
We have an 8000 year-old culture to showcase and yet while one city - Paris - attracts 25 million foreign tourists a year, an entire country - India - gets 11 million. We haven’t plucked the lowest-hanging fruit. We are watching it rot.
My views on tourism, on World Tourism Day:
🚨🚨 کیا زیرِ نظر ویڈیو کے بارے میں یہ دعویٰ درست ہے؟
سوشل میڈیا پر یہ بات گردش کر رہی ہے کہ زیرِ نظر ویڈیو نئی دہلی کے مولانا آزاد میڈیکل کالج (MAMC) سے متعلق ہے، جہاں بعض افغان طلبہ بھی زیرِ تعلیم رہے ہیں۔
یہ بھی دعویٰ کیا جا رہا ہے کہ ویڈیو میں نظر آنے والی طالبہ، افغان حکومت کے جی ڈی آئی (GDI) کے سربراہ مولوی عبد الحق واثق کی بیٹی ہیں اور وہ نئی دہلی میں MAMC میں زیرِ تعلیم رہی ہیں۔
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Steve Jobs in 1996 — shortly before returning to Apple.
"Apple was a company that was based on innovation. When I left Apple ten years ago, we were ten years ahead of anybody else.
The problem was that Apple stood still. Even though it invested cumulatively billions in R&D, the output has not been there and people have caught up with it and its differentiation has eroded.
I still think Apple has a future. There's some awfully good people there and there's a tremendous brand loyalty to that company.
The way out is not to slash and burn — it's to innovate. That's how Apple got to its glory and I think that's how Apple could return to it."
Tamannah Bhatia is casted for passionate kiss scenes-bold takes and sensual angles only 😔🥵
At this point, it feels like Bollywood is more interested in selling Tamannaah Bhatia’s sensuality than actually using her as an actress.
Every time there’s a bold scene, intimate scene, glamorous song or kiss, suddenly everyone remembers Tamannaah exists. The marketing goes crazy, clips get pushed everywhere, thumbnails focus on her body, and social media starts discussing how “hot” she looks.
But where is that same energy for her acting?
She has been working for years. She can act. She has screen presence. Yet too often, the conversation around her gets reduced to glamour, chemistry and how far she is willing to go in an intimate scene.
And yes, those scenes are her professional choice. There is nothing wrong with an actress doing them. The problem is when filmmakers and audiences start treating those moments like they are her main selling point.
Give her an interesting character. Give her difficult emotions. Give her a role people remember because of what she DID as an actor, not because a kissing scene went viral.
The uncomfortable truth is that the industry can complain about actresses being “objectified” while happily using their sexuality as marketing whenever it brings clicks.
Tamannaah deserves to be discussed as an actress first. Not as a collection of viral scenes. https://t.co/pCOqVrpUtG