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Sitting on an arm chair in an Air Conditioned room.

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@RShivshankar Most of the Pakistani grooming gang members are from the POJK. If this happens, the Pakistani grooming gangs will be called the Indian grooming gangs.

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@Iyervval WTF

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@tavleen_singh Lefty washing machine at work.

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@AbhinandanSekhr The moral high horse finally collapsed under the weight of its own ride.

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@ShivAroor Fame writes its own law: guilt is just a rumor the cabal agrees not to believe.

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@tavleen_singh The cabal doesn't break rules—it just redefines 'everyone' to exclude itself.

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@Iyervval The thing about the cabal is that it doesn't break rules—it just redefines 'everyone' to exclude itself.

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@newslaundry @Rajyasree @AbhinandanSekhr The Constitution grants you freedom of speech. It does not, unfortunately, grant you the wisdom to know when to stay silent.

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If India captures #POJK The Pakistani grooming gangs in the UK will be called the Indian grooming gangs. Since most of the gang members are from POJK #UK #groominggangs

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Great job on the resignation, #GenZs . Round of applause! Just remember: real-world actions carry real-world price tags. Face the music like you mean it, because no algorithm—and certainly not Dibke—is coming to bail you out.
#RealityCheck #ActionsHaveCosequences

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@kushal_mehra This generation is rich in aesthetics, but bankrupt in real-world skills. You can't filter your way out of actual consequences.

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Pre-social media protests. No selfies / Reels
a. Madras Anti-Hindi Agitation
b. Telangana Student Movement
c. Naxalite Movement
d. Navnirman Andolan Gujarat
e. The Bihar Movement
f. Anti-Emergency Campus Resistance
g. The Assam Movement
h. Anti-Mandal Agitation

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@kushal_mehra Student movements before social media—when people showed up for a cause, not for reels or selfies.

The Navnirman Andolan

The Bihar Movement

The Anti-Hindi Agitation

The Assam Movement

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@kushal_mehra Was this Hindu hatred already present, or is this something new in Canada?

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No #vaibhavSuryavanshi So, I am off to sleep!

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Yes, Bengalis, like the rest of Indians, are secular by nature. Bhadralok Secularism meant: Systemic political violence to suppress dissent, widespread arson, looting, physical assaults, and targeted attacks. Too heavy a price for nothing.

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West Bengal has rejected Hindutva,
says Amartya Sen; adds Bangladesh
is secular;

Amartya Sen’s essay published by the Bangladeshi newspaper The Daily Star is a laugh riot. He praises Bangladesh for being ‘secular’ and West Bengal for ‘rejecting Hindutva’.

“The Hindutva movement that stormed over a huge part of India over the last couple of decades did not get any serious popular response at all in West Bengal. There are many different reasons for this (including the burying of the sectarian hatchet by the force of contemporary — intensely secular — Bengali politics), but the Hindutva movement's ‘localist’ passion for claiming and glorifying indigenous roots of all Indian achievements had no significant resonance in Bengal.”

In brief, he lauds Mamata Banerjee’s corrupt, criminal and communal politics as “intensely secular”. If that’s what ‘secular’ means then it is a four-letter word. We all know why Amartya Sen supports Mamata Banerjee — she backed him on the charge of his appropriating land illegally in Santiniketan. There’s honour among…

That apart, his sweeping assertion that Bengal has rejected Hindutva is testimony to his dazzlingly brilliant mind. What more can I say?

[Kanchan Gupta 🇮🇳 @KanchanGupta]

West Bengal has rejected Hindutva,
says Amartya Sen; adds Bangladesh
is secular;

Amartya Sen’s essay published by the Bangladeshi newspaper The Daily Star is a laugh riot. He praises Bangladesh for being ‘secular’ and West Bengal for ‘rejecting Hindutva’.

“The Hindutva movement that stormed over a huge part of India over the last couple of decades did not get any serious popular response at all in West Bengal. There are many different reasons for this (including the burying of the sectarian hatchet by the force of contemporary — intensely secular — Bengali politics), but the Hindutva movement's ‘localist’ passion for claiming and glorifying indigenous roots of all Indian achievements had no significant resonance in Bengal.”

In brief, he lauds Mamata Banerjee’s corrupt, criminal and communal politics as “intensely secular”. If that’s what ‘secular’ means then it is a four-letter word. We all know why Amartya Sen supports Mamata Banerjee — she backed him on the charge of his appropriating land illegally in Santiniketan. There’s honour among…

That apart, his sweeping assertion that Bengal has rejected Hindutva is testimony to his dazzlingly brilliant mind. What more can I say?

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@uncanny_piscean Biwi ne apne husband ko kabhi us nazar se dekha nahi hoga! ;-)

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Analyzing the geopolitical, legal, and economic implications of a maritime toll system https://t.co/2A477RTfn0

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The Broken Promise: Why Gen Z and Gen Alpha Face a Harder Road Than Their Parents https://t.co/ObClCH87Cp