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Om Katyayanaya Vidmahe Kanyakumari Dheemahi Tanno Durgih Prachodayat

[lolol @NoHumbugAtAll]

The forgotten mothers

[©anines tho™ @ShortnBluntTho]

"The cow is an exceptionally loving and gentle creature. She cries for days when her calf is taken from her. It is a pitiful sound, a pitiful sound."

— Helen Weston - former cattle rancher.

[simm69 @zyxwvsg]

Jitni gaaliyan mujhe sirf pichhle 24 ghanton mein mili hain, utni to mujhe itne saalon mein bhi nahi mili thi. Bas kyunki maine reservation par tweet kar diya😔

[Deepika Narayan Bhardwaj @DeepikaBhardwaj]

He has been on a hunger strike for last 77 days. No one cares !!!!

[ANI @ANI]

Delhi | A CJP delegation submitted its memorandum to the Union Health Minister, J.P. Nadda.

[Tanya @tanyaelisabethh]

When I was a child we had neighbors whose daughter was a good few years older than me. Old enough to be dating. And her boyfriend would come by and they would spend entire afternoons talking, her at the window, him standing outside it, for hours, just talking, laughing, knowing. I could see them from my bedroom window, and I remember it vividly, it stuck with me for some reason, but my parents thought this was hilarious, “how old fashioned, how unnecessary, what a strange thing to make the poor boy stand there like that”, they would exclaim.

But my parents were wrong, and the neighbors, turns out, were right.

That girl married that boy. They are still together. Living right next door to that house where they spend hours knowing each other. I, on the other hand, was raised with considerably more modern sensibilities and considerably less supervision, went on to collect a long list of broken hearts.

There is something almost unbearably sad about that when I sit with it. The wisdom was right there. Literally next door, an arms reach away, and my parents were too busy laughing at it to ever try and understand it.

The neighbors weren’t punishing that boy, they instead were protecting the most important thing in that house — their daughter.

[‏ً @itsnwts]

Hot take: A man’s dream of becoming a father is made possible through a woman’s body, her health, her time, her career, and often, parts of her freedom.

Yet when a woman hopes for comfort, security, or a better quality of life in return, she’s often criticized for expecting too much.

[Idc🎳🇦🇷. @dudeitsokay]

bro's PR is so dead that indian railways under him just introduced india's 1st hydrogen train making us the 5th country to do so & no one's talking about it.

[Anuradha Tiwari @talk2anuradha]

His recent demands in Parliament:

> Reservation in private educational institutes
> Residential schools only for SC/ST students
> Reservation in private jobs for SC/ST/OBCs

The joke is on those who think he cares about the education system!

[The Frustrated Indian @FrustIndian]

Look... these are Indian Gen Z.
Launching their own rocket
Wherever Vikram Sarabhai is, he must be proud of you.

[Sidharth @Cloudwatch199]

What began as an innocent protest seeking justice for the 20 students who lost their lives has now been turned into a political spin machine, with multiple agendas at play.

No , Sonam Wangchuk, or anyone who supported this protest, did not sign up for the restoration of Article 370.

Stop hijacking a tragedy for political gain.

[衝撃bot @minnano_dougaww]

数年前に亡くなった花嫁の父親。彼は娘の結婚式には必ず出席するという約束を蝶になって守った。

[Amit Paranjape @aparanjape]

In case you weren't paying attention -

a new hydrogen powered train and the first private space orbital launch... both happened this week in India.

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

This is Ananya Raje Scindia.

Daughter of Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia and Maharani Priyadarshini Raje Scindia.

Her family lives in the famous Jai Vilas Palace in Gwalior, a palace with more than 400 rooms.

Even after coming from a royal family, she chose a normal career instead of the spotlight.

She stays away from social media, keeps a low profile, and works as a designer at Google.

She chose privacy.

[कुशल मेहरा @kushal_mehra]

This is the problem when the far left joins a protest. They are so fucking weird that average humans tap out. It also happens with ultra religious folks. Most humans are normies who are a mixed bag. They do not like hardliners.

[Arun Krishnan 🇮🇳 @ArunKrishnan_]

Message I sent to my kids and nephews this morning:

I don't know if this news registered with you all, but something extraordinary took place yesterday.

A private Indian company, Skyroot Aerospace, with an average age of 28, launched India's first private rocket into space and placed 2 satellites into orbit.

And this is just 6 years after the government opened up India's space sector for private participation.

Among all the things that you young folks discuss, I hope that you and your friends are discussing this.

In addition, Agnikul Cosmos is getting ready to launch its reusable rockets, an Indian company is making its own small jet engines, and India launched a Hydrogen-fueled train.

GenZ has amazing role models to follow. Just follow the right ones :-)

[Tej Adarkar @TejAdarkar]

Quite based of Hartosh Bal to go all out to defend his maternal uncle & the larger anti Khalistani campaign of the Punjab Police. Indian liberals are usually jokers & Bal Sahab isn't backing down. Full support Sir 🫡 ✌️

[lolol @NoHumbugAtAll]

@realChiragh @godbole_shilpa I give up. Where there is a complete lack of introspection, nothing can be done.

[GC_Revolution @GC_Revolution]

Was Education Really Limited Only to the Upper Castes?

Take a look at the Adam's Survey (1830s)—

📚 Total Hindu Students: 22,957

Upper Castes

🔹 Brahmins – 5,744

🔹 Kayasthas – 2,733

🔹 Upper-caste Banias – 538

🔹 Vaidyas – 194

🔹 Rajput - 308

➡️ Total Upper-caste Students: 9,209 (41.3%)

Students from Other Castes (including SC/ST/OBC):

➡️ 13,748 (58.5%)

If education had been the exclusive privilege of the upper castes, then how could nearly 60% of the students in schools have belonged to other castes?

Understand history through original documents and facts, not emotions.

Source: William Adam's Survey of Indigenous Education (1830s).

@NITIAayog @PMOIndia @druditatyagi @DrKumarVishwas @narendramodi @myogiadityanath
@ajeetbharti

[INDIAN MERIT @UnreservedMERIT]

Dhanyawad Baba Saheb 🙏🙏

[Sanjeev Newar | सञ्जीव नेवर @SanjeevSanskrit]

25 year old had sex with 14 year old. And judiciary remarks it was age of experimentation.

Imagine what will happen when they reduce Age of Sexual Consent to 16.

Should Bharat become Epstein Island? Or Afghanistan?

Support @sewanyaya led by @swati_gs because our daughters are our responsibility.

Neither judiciary, nor politics, nor socialites have any stakes in them.

The mindset they show, they will flood your mobiles and billboards with content that encourage early sex so that they make money - like Epstein did, like traffickers do, like sex toy sellers do.

We will not let that happen.

[Parimal @Fintech03]

Today, once again, I saw people mocking Prof. Kamakoti. I must say, the confidence is remarkable. We really have become a very confident nation.

If a lab at Harvard/Oxford isolates a therapeutic compound from animal waste/traditional herbs, it is celebrated as cutting-edge biotech. Papers are published & patents are filed.

But when a leading Indian scientist says, "Let us subject traditional claims to the exact same rigorous, peer-reviewed scientific testing & see what the evidence says," some people instantly reduce the entire discussion to memes & jokes.

A hypothesis is not accepted because it comes from the West, nor rejected because it comes from India. It survives only if the evidence survives.

Reducing the person who helped build India's sovereign processor architecture into a political punchline does not diminish his work. It merely reveals how casually some people dismiss decades of engineering & scientific achievement w/o understanding either.

"उपहासो न प्रमाणं, प्रमाणं तु विचारणम्।"