This “we are Gen Z” has become the new “jaantay nahin ho mera baap kaun hai”. The quickest way to erode any Gen Z goodwill is to start using it as a threat at the slightest perceived affront.
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A 5 wicket victory! The Proteas Men have conquered the Test arena, winning the ICC World Test Championship 2025 Final against Australia at the iconic Lord’s Cricket Ground 🏟️🙌
Undeniable. Unstoppable. Unrelenting. History made at the Home of Cricket.
South Africa, this one’s for you! 🫵🇿🇦🏏
#WTCFinal #WozaNawe #ProteasWTCFinal
Palki Sharma destroyed the propaganda of Akash Banerjee at Oxford Union debate in England.
Previously Youtuber Akash Banerjee gave an anti Modi speech in this debate.
She came, She spoke, She owned.
P.S: Akash Banerjee is close friend of #Dhruv_Rathee
This needs to be share to every Indian Nationalist.
India's obsession with SUVs is something I'll never understand. I've been a car enthusiast forever. A lower center of gravity and reduced body roll mean supreme comfort.
People rave about Innovas and Fortuners, but frankly, they're the most uncomfortable vehicles I've been in. Your body bobs from side to side, making you feel much more tired than if you were traveling in a sedan of a similar price range.
Fuel efficiency is better in sedans.
Sudden turns and the turning radius are much better in sedans.
Driving or being driven in a sedan is far superior compared to an SUV or micro SUV. It's not as if we are off-roading or traversing the jungles of Nagarhole daily. In fact, your Seltos, Creta, or whatever else, actually can't even handle 4x4 terrain.
The only explanation here is that Indians, being generally shorter, just feel good driving something bigger to compensate for their lack of height. It's a self-confidence thing and not much of an automobile thing.
This SUV mania has driven sedans out of the market, which is pretty sad because those are actually built for comfortable drives on uncomfortable Indian roads. How can the entire country collectively disregard logic over an expensive purchase that often ends up with a 9-10% loan?
You can demolish anything, but not truth. You can crush anything, but not spirit. You can prevent anything, but not justice. You can erase anything, but not memory.
You can subjugate twenty generations, but not the twenty-first. Not the twenty-first.