Parina Sood

Ex programming head Chd, Shimla, Patiala @mirchiworld |
Ex RocSearch| Ex @indiatoday | Ex Franchise India | Ex @hindustantimes

[Parina Sood @ParinaSood]

@MyntraSupport ur customer care execs really could do with a new set of answers. Every problem can't hv a solution frm ur limited set. & they really need to learn to listen. Making a customer wait for 15+ min & still not providing solution or even make an effort for it, not done.

[Shiv Aroor @ShivAroor]

Hours before this fresh escalation, this very telling interview with former Army Chief Gen Bikram Singh where he said India needs to completely change its threshold of tolerance.

It happened.

Listen to every word. Will help you digest what’s happening:

[Dr. Brahma Chellaney @Chellaney]

Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory has long been an Indian political tradition. Here are just a few examples:

1948: India takes the Jammu and Kashmir issues to the UN and then agrees to a ceasefire when the Indian Army is marching toward victory.

1954: Without any quid pro quo, India surrenders its extraterritorial rights in Tibet and recognizes the "Tibet Region of China."

1960: India signs a treaty benignly reserving over four-fifths of the Indus Basin waters for its downstream foe, Pakistan.

1966: India returns to Pakistan, which launched the 1965 war, the highly strategic Haji Pir, which subsequently becomes a launchpad for Pakistan to infiltrate terrorists into India.

1972: At Shimla, India gives away its war gains at the negotiating table without securing anything in return from Pakistan.

2021: After China's 2020 stealth encroachments on key borderlands of Ladakh, India vacates the strategic Kailash Heights, forfeiting its only bargaining chip in negotiations, and then agrees to Chinese-designed "buffer zones" in some Ladakh areas.

2025: To put an end to Pakistan's four-decade-long "war of a thousand cuts" through terrorist proxies, India launches "Operation Sindoor," only to halt it three days later without achieving any clear objective.

[Parina Sood @ParinaSood]

@AalokTweet Bohot khoob!!! 👏🏻👏🏻

[Parina Sood @ParinaSood]

@AalokTweet 🙏🙏

[Parina Sood @ParinaSood]

@AalokTweet Beautiful!

[Parina Sood @ParinaSood]

@AalokTweet Haha!! Perfect tick (I mean take😆) on the situation Aalok ji!

[Parina Sood @ParinaSood]

@AalokTweet Beautiful!!

[Parina Sood @ParinaSood]

Beautiful!

[Aalok Shrivastav @AalokTweet]

हमेशा ज़िंदगी की हर कमी को जीते रहते हैं
जिसे हम जी नहीं पाए उसी को जीते रहते हैं

किसी के साथ हैं रस्में किसी के साथ हैं क़समें
किसी के साथ जीना है किसी को जीते रहते हैं

#AalokNama

[Parina Sood @ParinaSood]

@AalokTweet Bohot khoob👏🏻👏🏻

[Parina Sood @ParinaSood]

An absolute honour to have been shared by you @AalokTweet ji! Thank you so much❤😊🙏

[Aalok Shrivastav @AalokTweet]

आज कुछ लिखने का जी चाह रहा है…

[Parina Sood @ParinaSood]

@AalokTweet Absolute honour @AalokTweet ji, to have been shared by you. Thank you so so much🙏😊❤

[anand mahindra @anandmahindra]

A powerful set of juxtaposed images by collage artist ⁦@ugurgallen⁩ Strikes you in the gut and reminds you that’s there are always two sides to a story…

[Parina Sood @ParinaSood]

@AalokTweet Zarra nawaazi ke liye shukriya Aalok ji💖😊🙏 sach, bohot pyaare the wo din @aajtak wale💖
@AalokTweet

[Parina Sood @ParinaSood]

What an honour to have been shared by you Aalok ji! Thank you so much😊🙏@AalokTweet

[Aalok Shrivastav @AalokTweet]

कैसे हो दिल… ❤️

[Parina Sood @ParinaSood]

@AalokTweet Such a huge honour to have been shared by you Aalok ji! Thank you so much🙏😊 @AalokTweet

[Parina Sood @ParinaSood]

@thelaceylondon Harry Potter was here.

[Parina Sood @ParinaSood]

I don't think most of us are celebrating #Pathaan the film. We are celebrating Khan Saab in the house after long!
My takeaway: Siddharth Anand is the luckiest director in Bollywood right now, for reasons more than one. #IYKYK
#ShahRukhKhan #Pathaan #YRF

[Parina Sood @ParinaSood]

@HinaRohtaki @IndianExpress @iepunjab Also sends out an important msg on why training in CPR is so important and must be taught to all.