StarGazer

Photographer | Biker | Writer | Ex-secular | Pluviophile | Tree-hugger

[StarGazer @Rockbaaj_]

Stephen Hawking says we've got about 1,000 years to find a new place to live. That isn't even enough time for my wife to pack. #LOL

[Nandini @NBDwrites]

Dear Sagarika,
We understand the term Boston Brahmin and where it was derived from. But it takes a little literacy, education, and intelligence to grasp the context in which one doesn’t carry coals to Newcastle.
Capiche? @RealPNavarro

[Ramesh Srivats @rameshsrivats]

And I'm fully willing to support sugarcane farmers by personally consuming as much ethanol as I can.
But why should my car's fuel be determined by the needs of sugarcane farmers?

[The Cinéprism @TheCineprism]

F1 (2025) is undoubtedly a spectacle. It has cutting-edge cinematography, IMAX-level immersion, and the kind of visceral thrill that puts you right in the cockpit along with Brad Pitt. In terms of cinematic brilliance, it stands tall.

But when compared to Ford v Ferrari or Rush, its narrative weight doesn’t quite measure up. Those two films didn’t just capture racing, they built layered, human stories around it. Ford v Ferrari was about friendship, rebellion, and passion against corporate control, while Rush turned the Hunt–Lauda rivalry into a sharp study of personality, mortality, and drive.

F1 (2025), for all its technical mastery, feels more like an adrenaline-fueled ride than a deeply emotional story. The drama doesn’t linger in the same way, and the character arcs don’t cut as deep. It’s good, even impressive, but not as rich or resonant in storytelling as Ford v Ferrari or Rush.

[Manpu Ram @Manpunstar]

Beautiful art and tutorial for Ganesh Chaturthi. We can do it.

[Oliver Anwar @theoliveranwar]

It’s called “high testosterone”

[Sonel @allthingzabsurd]

@ndtv The media should start telling the right picture

[D Prasanth Nair @DPrasanthNair]

In Pune, a daily wage worker admitted his wife to the hospital for delivery. It turned out to be a cesarean section. He didn’t know how much the fee would be and thought he might have to mortgage his house. “Doctor, what child is it?”

“You have been blessed with an angel (a baby girl),” the doctor replied. “How much is the fee?” “When angels are born, I don’t charge any fee,” said the doctor. The man fell at his feet saying, “Sir, you are God.”

Dr. Ganesh Rakh in Pune has been doing this for 10 years—he does not take even a single paisa if a baby girl is born. So far, he has delivered over 1,000 babies for free.

His mother told him once, ‘Become a doctor and protect these angel girls,’” he proudly says.

Dr. Rakh’s Save the Girl Child initiative has transcended borders and inspired change globally.

Stay blessed, Doctor!

[Cartoon Videos @cartoon_vide0s]

Old cartoon logic was something else .

[Yew's Finest @FinestYew]

Trump 2.0 makes people who worked perfectly respectable jobs before moving into his adminstration, look & sound like stupid dodos.

It's the reverse Midas effect playing out before our eyes.

[Superastar Raj 🇮🇳 @NagpurKaRajini]

Composing "Pyar Hame kis mod pe le aaya "

Tumhari bhabhi jaag jaayegi 😅

#RD

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

How a typical arrogant NGO dog activist trivialises the threat of rabies:

Most pathogenic viruses and bacteria are as such delicate outside the body and can be inactivated by soap. Even HIV loses its infectivity fast within minutes of soap contact. HIV dies within minutes when outside the human body. But does that make HIV any less harmless?

Soap and water can reduce the rabies virus on the skin but cannot remove the danger once it has entered tissue through a bite. If the dog was rabid, even a small bite can inject the virus past the skin barrier into the blood. That is why vaccination and/or rabies immunoglobulin is a must after any suspected exposure.

Rabies prevalence is low not because the virus is delicate or the disease is mild, but because it is a dead end. Once symptomatic, both the dog and the human die quickly. If dogs could survive rabies while remaining carriers, humanity would face an existential threat without drastic control measures.

So please, do not downplay the Rabies Lyssavirus.

[Tushar Gupta @Tushar15]

This MF has deleted his vile and sickening reply after I called out his unusual trip to Pakistan earlier this year. In one of his blogs, updated after the Pahalgam attack, he was hailing Pakistan as a tourist destination.

@Uppolice @DelhiPolice

[Movies with Milan 🍿 @MilanBarsopia]

IT cell has started their work to control the narrative

[Movies with Milan 🍿 @MilanBarsopia]

10% drop in mileage = you spend 11.1% more per km...
So in another way petrol price is...

111/L @ 10% drop in mileage
118/L @ 15% drop
125/L @ 20% drop

Ethanol blending is LOOT. They’ve effectively hiked petrol prices without changing the numbers on the board.

[Vala Afshar @ValaAfshar]

Children remind us of the simple happiness in life.