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@AstroSharmistha You had your chart. That could have indicated you that you are going to miss something important.

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@AstroSharmistha She might have some other 'Gandhiji' in her mind.

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@AstroSharmistha @TNNavbharat @AstroSharmistha
At least you should present some stats and figures while making such drastic claims.

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@AstroSharmistha @TNNavbharat No, Narendra Modi has not lost a lot of popularity in 2026. It's 4% only. Recent polls indicate his approval ratings have actually risen this year.
Morning Consult's early 2026 data (Dec 2025-Jan 2026) gives Modi a 71% approval rating, the highest globally, outpacing all leaders

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A Habit That Quietly Changed My Life: A Small Silence That Changed Everything #WriteAPageADay @Blogchatter – Poetry Hub https://t.co/gvj6JBzyjF

[Metamorphosis'26 @metamorph_conf]

We’re delighted to announce Jaideep Khanduja, Consulting Editor & Chief CX Analyst at @CXQuest_com, as the moderator for Panel 3 on 27th Sep at Metamorphosis 2025.

He brings extensive expertise in customer experience strategy, digital transformation, & technology analysis 🦋

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@AstroSharmistha Huge time? How much? How many years?

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Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

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Brave Inked Emotions: 31 Soulful Life Experiences that Empower and Inspire #BraveInkedEmotions #BookSpotlight #BookishLeague @RomaGuptaSinha @BohoBibliophile https://t.co/cLH9NTLvvC via @BohoBibliophile

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Pakistani uncle telling truth before camera 😂

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ABKI BAAR 400 PAAR 🔥🔥 Pakistani currency keeps on increasing against US Dollar.

PAKISTAN RUPEES PER US DOLLAR :
1st of January, 2017: 105
1st of January, 2018: 111
1st of January, 2019: 139
1st of January, 2020: 155
1st of January, 2021: 158
1st of January, 2022: 177
1st of January, 2023: 227

AHEAD OF 2024 : 280 😂

Historic jump continues 🔥

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Superb!

[Sameer @BesuraTaansane]

I am a South Indian & I apologise to all Indians, especially to our fellow Indians from the North for the pathetic behaviour & despicable slurs hurled by a group of bigots who clearly don't represent even their tiny co-operative societies, leave alone all of South India

We all stand united as proud Bharatiyas/Indians to lead the world under the dynamic leadership of our beloved PM @narendramodi ji

Jai Hind
Bharat Mata Ki Jai

#IndiaFirst

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@priteshshah_ ये सट्टा बाज़ार 24 अकबर रोड पे तो नहीं है

[Think for Yourself @PhilipBLee]

I always felt Donald Trump was a very good President.

Trump started no wars, he worked to end them.

Inflation was at historic lows as was gas prices and mortgage interest rates.

Trump secured our borders and kept America safe.

But after seeing the Joe Biden disaster the past three years, I must revise my assessment of Trump’s Presidency.

Trump’s Presidency wasn’t just very good, it was absolutely great!

[Ganesh @me_ganesh14]

#MahuaMoitraExposed remember this video #MahuaMoitra trying to hide her 1.6 Lakh worth Louis Vuitton when TMC MP started to speak on Inflation. Then many had raised question over source for such lavish bag. Does #NishikantDubey's letter have some answer regarding it?

[Rishi Bagree @rishibagree]

Burnol moment for haters 🔥🔥

New Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) trains to be known as 'Namo Bharat'

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A few years ago during our visit to London, we decided to get some Indian food. There were numerous restaurants offering Indian cuisine, so we selected a restaurant that looked good from outside. Nothing in the name of that restaurant suggested it was non-Indian.
Once we were seated, the waiter who looked Indian greeted us and handed the menu. We still hadn’t opened the menu, when he asked (in a friendly tone) where we were from. We told him we were from Karnataka. Mom was in her traditional attire of Saree, & Bindi. We asked him where he was from, and he said he was from Hyderabad. He said the owner (Hindu-Rajput sounding last name) was from Hyderabad and the chef was from Punjab.
We decided to order chai before ordering food, and we asked him to get chai. Just then I happened to notice a green flag (which now I know to be Islamic flag and not Pakistani flag) on the wall, almost hiding in plain sight of sorts. So I called the waiter back and asked where the owner was from….he repeated “Hyderabad” and when I asked what the name of the owner was, he told us the complete name, which was anything but Hindu, from Hyderabad, Pakistan” ….. and that Chef from Punjab…. well that was Punjab, Pakistan.

Needless to say, we cancelled the order, mostly because he was misrepresenting himself and the restaurant, and tried to con us into believing it was an Indian restaurant, without explicitly saying so.

Today when I read a tweet from a Pakistani restauranteur in London about firing his Hindu waiter/Employee for opposing Palestine, I almost laughed out loud.
These guys pose as Indians with Hindu sounding last names, in London, misleading people just to get business, and now they are talking about firing Hindus and Indians. Lol.