Limit yourself to politicians who function under the burden of power.
I will fucking rip apart a filthy pig like you in disproportionate measure if you ever even think of taking me on - legally or otherwise.
The Mumbai IIT student who committed suicide is a victim of toxic parenting.
There must have been immense psychological pressure on him to cheat using a mobile phone while sitting in the front row when three invigilators were in the examination hall. He was just too scared to face his parents after he was rusticated from the exam and decided to take a drastic step.
His father should be charged with abetment of suicide. The way he asked for immediate compensation just a day after his son’s suicide proves that he was treating his son as nothing more than a retirement plan and even using his son’s unfortunate demise to get monetary benefits.
Beta ke Chitte ki aag bhi thandi nahi huyi aur iss bhadwe baap ko paise ki garmi chahiye. Such vulture father is not just blot to parenting but whole humanity. Shame on him
The first enemy of the BJP is not Congress, cockroaches, the Deep State, Pakistan, or the USA
It’s always the daughters, sons, wives and husbands of BJP leaders
Now I understand why the top person is always a Sanyāsi
💥It is time to plan for a Parliament Resolution declaring -
Britain's colonial rule on Undivided Bharat as illegal and Shri Subhash Chandra Bose as the First Prime Minister of Bharat.
(in effect any political decisions taken by Britian are non-binding for the parliament of today and can be reviewed at the will of the people)
@narendramodi@AmitShah #Decolonisation continues...
💥@ChinaSpox_India finally you are publicly acknowledging that Bharat is the mother of dharmic practices in China.
Few more facts that you need to accept -
1. We do not have any border with China. We share border with illegally Occupied Tibet.
2. pakistan is not your neighbor.
pakistan is Bharat's erstwhile territory partitioned by Britian whose colonial rule on undivided Bharat is considered illegal.
To everyone who was trying to become another Che Guevara today, let me tell you a cold reality -
IF the Delhi Police decides to scan the footage for so called 'students' who were hitting the policemen and indulging in property destruction and stone pelting, and press charges, you will spend many years running around polic stations and courts.
Ask those who participated in farmer's protest and now have cases against them. Your so called leaders and sponsors will be sitting in their a/c rooms and won't give two hoots about you. Its your life which will be ruined.
Writers & actors built careers on propaganda, and the industry stayed quiet like cats. Now the same clan mock Dhurandhar. You don’t get to call yourself liberal if your first instinct is to Mock.
Don’t know when truth started getting labeled as propaganda...... strange times.
COMING TO THE POINT.....
I want to tell @AdityaDharFilms & @RanveerOfficial yeh kaala drishti aise nahi jaayega... Muthi bhar ke laal mirch se kaam nahi chalega.... poora khet jalana padega 🔥
Watched #Dhurandhar2TheRevenge last night.... Outstanding film 🙏
Interesting how wars are named after the country attacked: Vietnam War, Iraq War, Afghanistan War, Iran War... That's because if they were named after the attacker, it would be too confusing, since 80% of conflicts would be called the US war.
I don't think people realise how based some of these IG editors are. The truth is, it's probably a 15-year-old making these after coming back home from school, but they simply do a much better job at Propaganda than official party handles or PR firms can do. Jai Capcut.
India is not a low trust society ffs.
Things at random
1) ever noticed parents travelling with kids in crowded coaches? Some kindly person will say leave them with me and the parents will sight unseen do just that and then pick their kids up when their stop comes. This extends across trains / buses, kids being handed over for temporary care is something very unique to our society.
2) almost all of us give our spare keys to our neighbours, why? Because of implicit trust. Does this happen in "high trust " societies?
3) you can test this even today, go to some random shop, pick up stuff for 300-400 bucks, say sorry sir phone is down can I pay you later, 8/10 times they will say "no problem". Try this anywhere else and you will be locked up for shop lifting.
4) heck the very lack of formal paperwork across society is proof of this. Kirana stores will give credit to their buyers without questions being asked. They will get credit from their stockists without a single signed document. Supplier credit even in MSME sectors is done on face value alone and on and on and it goes.
5) the entire agricultural ecosystem running into lakhs of crores is driven by"word" and verbal commitments. That's it.
6) even our lack of systematic surveillance for instance trains carry millions and millions of passengers daily, with minimal checking by TC's and yet fare evasion is a very miniscule factor.
7) even our crime stats are so low precisely because we are a high trust society. Even in low income areas (in fact mostly in low income areas) most people don't even lock doors, try this in a ghetto in the US and your house will be robbed in hours.
8) when was the last time a period of calamity was used for mass looting? Ever? Even during riots looting of stores (so common in"high trust" places like the US and UK) doesn't happen. Heck during the Mumbai / Chennai floods so many strangers opened up their homes to other strangers, fed them, clothed them...show me one "high trust society" that does this.
Anecdotally I have so many examples.
During the 2023 floods in Chennai, networks went down, cash was short and UPI was not working, a kirana store near my house basically said he will supply goods without immediate payment, just wrote down the number / amount on a book and expected everyone to pay up later. I was curious and visited him a week later and asked if everyone did pay up and he said except maybe 2-3 bad apples everyone paid up and some even added small amounts as appreciation for his generosity.
Another time I was in Delhi, showed up with only 15 mins to spare and saw that I was in T1 when it was T2 (or something like that). Luckily the cabbie was still there and I asked him if he will take me. Sadly I forgot I didn't have cash and didn't have time to stop at an ATM (pre UPI) told him I will add his account and wire him the money once I reached the gate. He just said koi nahi sir tension mat lo. Dropped me, and I paid him and he just sent me a smiley on WhatsApp.
We are a beautiful culture, we trust implicitly. Our issue is with our state and its bureaucracy which no one trusts. This doesn't make us low trust.