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@MargaretAntony5 @roshannegi07

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@einniv @TheRealHoarse Agree!

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@rameshpandeyifs Wow!

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@penpencildraw Lol

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@catsareblessing @roshannegi07 I might be a white tiger cub

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

From ambitious histories to a fine spy novel, these are the best books that help explain the cold war https://t.co/xNa6FmBgiL

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@NMMConline request you to please paint the lane marks and zebra crossings on roads in vashi. They have all disappeared because of which pedestrians and vehicles both have problem in assessing their movement.

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@NMMConline @Navimumpolice this is a very narrow lane in sector 10 Vashi and the car on the right is so wrongly parked! There was hardly any space for other vehicles to move. People who have no sense of parking should be fined heavily! This was today at around 1 pm.

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@thepunchmag Are you also interested in travel poetry? Poems that serve as travel and cultural guide?

[Dvara Research: Public Policy & Advocacy @dvararesearch]

Recent advances in #AgenticAI have increased the likelihood of #cyberattacks cascading into systemic risk. Unlike earlier generations of software systems, Agentic AI systems can autonomously identify and exploit vulnerabilities that defenders may not even suspect exist https://t.co/aEh8gGShSD

[Kumaon Jagran @KumaonJagran]

25-year-old Anurag Rawat just ran 10 km through the unforgiving trails of Niti Valley. High altitude, thin air, rocky terrain. 1 hour 45 minutes.

With cerebral palsy.

At the Niti Extreme Ultra Run (May 31 to June 2), held in one of India’s most remote border valleys in Chamoli district, over 1,200 runners from 27 states showed up to push their limits. Anurag showed everyone what limits really look like.

“Boundaries only exist in the mind. If the resolve is strong, the body will find a way.”

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A very entertaining piece!

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

It is inconceivable to the Indian uncle that young people might possess agency. It is inconceivable, too, that the gerontocrats might not know all https://t.co/N7XbIFss1Q

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@MSEDCL Currently there is power, but it keeps tripping, sometimes for 5 minutes or 15-20 minutes, that too at random hours. Last night it tripped 5 times within an hour.

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An important read for those in microfinance and policy-related journalism.

[Dvara Research: Public Policy & Advocacy @dvararesearch]

The recent NCAER-MFIN report presents a picture of a healthy and robust borrower base in India’s #microfinance sector. It suggests that microfinance has enhanced access to formal credit for low-income households by providing them affordable loans and by reducing their dependence on informal sources. It further claims that borrowers are primarily using these loans for income-generating activities and are managing their indebtedness prudently.

This portrayal sits at odds with the sector’s performance over the last 24 months marked by rising NPAs, frequent write-offs and in some cases, distress-driven outcomes such as borrower suicides. @ncaer @mfin_india
Read here: https://t.co/tlegKS0yQ6

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@MSEDCL @CMDMSEDCL We are experiencing frequent power outages in Vashi, Navi Mumbai past few days. This was never the case earlier, what is happening? @CMOMaharashtra @Dev_Fadnavis Before approving large scale data centers, pls look into power issues for locals which seems to be happening across Mumbai & Navi Mumbai. Hope we don't suffer in coming years due to improper planning on electricity & water with GCCs & data centres requiring humongous supply.

[Tribal Army @TribalArmy]

Adani Group has received Stage-I approval for mining in 1726 hectares of the ecologically critical Hasdeo Forest of Chhattisgarh, despite massive opposition from Adivasi communities and civil society groups. If Stage-II is cleared, nearly 4.48 LAKH trees could be cut down. 4.48 lakh living beings erased in the name of “development”. Hasdeo, often called the “Lungs of India,” is not just a forest, it is the lifeline of tribal communities, biodiversity, rivers, and climate balance. History will remember who stood with the forest and who signed its destruction.

[Nassim Nicholas Taleb @nntaleb]

Never said that

[The Resonance @Partisan_12]

Renowned Director Ken Loach Delivers Powerful Words at Cannes on Israel's Genocide in Gaza

"The worst thing is not the violence of the bad, it is the silence of the good.

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@quotesdaily100 Mount Batur, Bali