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[PM @ParinM]

If you’re easily outraged,
You can be easily manipulated!

[𝖑𝖊 𝖇𝖔𝖓𝖎𝖒𝖊𝖓𝖙𝖊𝖚𝖗 𝖋𝖗𝖆𝖓ç𝖆𝖎𝖘 @vadub69]

J'ai de la peine pour William Petersen qui a joué dans deux films policiers qui ont floppé et qui sont de loin les plus grands polars de la décennie 80. Quand tu les vois, c'est dur de trouver un niveau égal à ceux-là à cette époque. Puis assez amusante cette rumeur où

[Wode Maya ® @wode_maya]

Be Valuable and your appearance won’t matter in any room you find yourself…..

[PM @ParinM]

Everyone who are keeping away from cars are DS agents. True nationalist will buy cars every two years to support ethanol blending

[Business Today @business_today]

#MoneyToday | E20, E30 fuel concerns may keep 43% of buyers away from new vehicles: Survey https://t.co/KmOloOvyje

[PM @ParinM]

@8ap Listen, if they make RRTS, how will they earn from petrol, toll and taxation of car repairs and replacement of parts?

[Gurumoorti hegde @guru3ti]

Places that receive more than 3500 mm of annual rainfall should be the only ones allowed to have concrete roads

blocking groundwater recharge when cities are already struggling to maintain water levels

This is more like a scheme to make money for contractors & ruling party.

[Topo @Topo_G]

Miles Teller was paid $8,000 for Whiplash

It's how indie films work bruh

[PM @ParinM]

@maahirpanchal Micromanaging at best

[Dhruvaa @ripper_dhruvaa]

Even dogs behave better than these clowns in public. These people's civic sense is below the sole of a shoe. 🤮

[Dr. Nicole LePera @Theholisticpsyc]

Do not forget that a difficult childhood also creates empathy, pattern recognition, and an ability to find humor in things other people cannot.

[HB @hbfetr]

You either have very less population OR you straighten your people with danda.

There is no other way to civilise a country. Unfortunately India is high on imaginative vishwaguru and democracy churan.

[PM @ParinM]

There are almost 30 trains daily between Mumbai and Ahmedabad, but you need to book atleast a month in advance, else you won’t get any tickets

[The Kaipullai @thekaipullai]

I still don't understand why we need to have pre scheduled trains for peak routes like Mumbai Ahmedabad, Chennai Bengaluru, Chennai Coimbatore etc.

You know there's demand. You know there are many small but crucial stations en route a lot of people want to get on and get off

So Why do we need to go thru that monstrosity of a site called IRCTC, battle the buggy site to look up trains, use more attempts than Robert Bruce's spider to book that elusive ticket and then reach the station on a specific time, even when we are traveling for a relatively small distance like Chennai Katpadi or Mumbai Surat?

Why can't the railways run one Vande Bharat an hour on these routes and allow people to simply go and board it like a local train?

[PM @ParinM]

But hey, this is Bharat.
You have
1. Laadli and other freebee Yojnas
2. Ethanol blended fuel to support farmers
3. Reservations
4. God’s gift to mankind- IAS officers
So be grateful for that.

[PM @ParinM]

In Netherlands, there is train to Schiphol Airport and Amsterdam every 30-45 minutes from any part of the country. Best part is that ticket is valid till midnight for that day, so if you miss a particular train you can catch other at no extra cost

[Karan Rajpal @IronyMeter]

We missed a train somewhere in Europe in 2016, and I kid you not, my heart was in my mouth.

The tickets had been pre-booked by the travel agent months before, and we did not expect we would miss the train in such a dramatic fashion.

We were to take a bus from opposite our hotel to the railway station, barely a 50 m walk, but right at the moment we were supposed to step out, it started raining cats and dogs.

We saw a bus come and leave from the bus station while we were stuck in the hotel lobby without umbrellas and a boatload of luggage. How that hotel did not have a single umbrella, I still do not understand.

I think this was before Uber was available and no local taxis were to be found. We had already faced issues with our luggage being delayed by two days inbound by the Italian airline.

At that moment, I thought our entire trip was ruined because we would miss the train and the journey was too long and expensive by road.

I was already multiplying euros in my head. It was our first trip outside Southeast Asia, and we were still early in our careers.

Once the rain stopped, we took the next bus to the station just to find out how many days we will need to continue to be in this city.

You cannot imagine how surprised I was to find out that trains left every hour.

We were out a few thousand rupees, but the learning trains can be available every hour has stayed with me for all these years.

I only started traveling abroad around 2013 and first visited only Southeast Asia. It was only when I went to the Western Hemisphere that I understood how systems and processes can run for common people.

It is not that these countries are without issues or do not have significant inequality, just like India.

But their ability to get the basics right for their citizens is something we should emulate.

[PM @ParinM]

Also, railway, roadway and waterway work in sync with each other. So hardly any delay in connections.

[PM @ParinM]

Of course and also makes you a DS agent

[︎ ︎venom @venom1s]

Does wanting petrol without an ethanol blend so that my bike and car stay protected make me anti-national?

[PM @ParinM]

Government knows all these amenities are hardly used, and it is a burden on people with high maintenance, hence such move, so there is just building and parking, which helps to lower maintenance cost

[Bhaumik Gowande @bhaumikgowande]

This is what ostracism looks like.

1st the city government will not develop any parks and recreation and destroy the existing ones in the name of development or monetisation

2nd it introduces taxes to housing societies having amenities that the city failed to provide.

The day it becomes easy for middle class to get residency visas abroad, they will leave India & migrate in huge numbers.

[MANIC 😕 @YaYaMANIC]

This is nothing. I took my kids to the cinema and bought them all a large popcorn each.

[PM @ParinM]

Because of that cook, now hospital will be overcharging other customers and recover the money

[Gabbar @GabbbarSingh]

80 year old Radhe Shyam had a respiratory problem in his Gurgaon home in Sector 46. Living with a joint family has its perks. His son promptly got him admitted to a hospital in Delhi, but the Doctors said, “your father is critical” so they moved him to an ICU.

Family was a bit perplexed, the eldest daughter who was in Bengaluru, was called. She flew in, maybe to see her grand-dad in his last days. The entire family shifted to a place near the hospital. To take care of their dad. The entire family got wiped out in a fire. The daughter who flew in, the mother three other relatives. Everyone.

Radhe Shyam who was asking the doctors, where is his family, has also passed away now. All the occupants of the sector 46 home are dead now. The abode is empty. Such is fate.

[PM @ParinM]

Day you realise all this is part of agenda 2030, you’ll start conversing and questioning differently..
Ethanol, data centre seems to be part of plan

[Manoj Arora @manoj_216]

India is already a water stressed country.
There's not enough water for us to drink.
Creating ethanol to fuel vehicles, or setting up massive data centers - may not be the in the overall best interest of India.

[PM @ParinM]

Because it is MX player production, and MX player is with ads only

[Sharanya Shettyy @Sharanyashettyy]

Subscribed @amazonIN Prime for ₹1499 and then another ₹799 extra for the “ad free” option. Yet Made In India: A Titan Story still shows ads. What exactly is the point of paying extra then? What kind of devious practice is this?