Parikshit Korekar

Humid, prepossessing Homo sapien with full-sized aortic pump.

[Acyuta @AgniVesa_07]

This fraud was running paid campaigns for Pfizer vaccine, which had serious health hazards but yea homeopathy is where he draws the line at 😂

[Shubham Shukla @Shubhamshuklamp]

हैलो @ajitanjum जी, मेरे एक दोस्त ने ये स्क्रीनशॉट भेजा और कहा कि निष्पक्ष पत्रकारिता का ढोंग करने वाले अजीत अंजुम जी तक पहुंचा दें। और उनसे पूछें कि क्या वो इतनी हिम्मत दिखा पाएंगे कि सिर्फ़ इन स्क्रीनशॉटस को डालकर विधिसम्मत कार्रवाई की माँग करें?

आप बताइए माँ दुर्गा, भगवान विष्णु, ब्राह्मणों को देश से भगाने जैसी बात करना क़ानून सही है क्या?

कल से आप एक तरफा रिपोर्टिंग कर रहे हैं। पूरा देश आपकी पत्रकारिता को दरबारी और एकतरफा बता रहा है। मुझसे नहीं देखा गया इसलिए फैक्ट चेक के लिए डाल रहा हूँ……………

[Tejasvi Surya @Tejasvi_Surya]

Good job, Pune!

It is encouraging to see citizens across India’s cities take to the streets for clean air, less noise and protection of green spaces.

This growing civic activism will push political leaders to make quality of life a priority.

The next 25 years are crucial. Getting urban India right is essential to building a Viksit Bharat.

[Acyuta @AgniVesa_07]

Or lemme rephrase it for you, give him some bunch of uranium deals and he comes up running

[The Indian Matrix @indianmatrix]

In 2005, India couldn’t meet 12.3% of its own peak demand. By 2007, the shortfall had widened to nearly 16.6%, and close to 18,000 megawatts were unavailable.

India today draws 52% of its electricity from non-fossil sources. More than half of every unit generated comes from the sun, water, wind, or nuclear.

The deficit percentage, which once sat stubbornly above 10%, has now collapsed. Since 2024, it has been effectively zero.

Electricity reliability is, in the end, a quiet form of equity. When the grid is unreliable, those with money buy backup. Those without simply go without. India's closing of its power deficit means that the gap no longer falls along economic lines.

The country that once rationed darkness now delivers light on demand, at the moment of highest need, to everyone connected to the grid.

[indian @priyaaarora12]

2029 elections results will be his last peak .
Those doing conspiracy against him won't get space to hide their faces .
If GCs were so loyal bjp would have got majority in 1990s or in 2004 .
It's because of Modi only obc and other caste have come forward and given bjp majority .
Modi has worked for every caste and overall hindus .
GCS are disloyal and even after ram mandir couldnt five mAjority.
So he knows how to win and he knows by remaining a GCs party only ,bjp won't cross 200 even .
Try hard to defeat him ,he will win even bigger .

[BJP Jammu & Kashmir @BJP4JnK]

Umar Khalid ❌
Umar Kaid ✅

[Yug @Yaduvanshi8999]

Nehruvian dynasty thinks they are entitled to power, it's their birthright.

They see Vajpayee, Morarji as a mere aberration. The mistake that they did was to understand Modi in a similar fashion, someone who is aberration & Congress will eventually return.

But guess what? Modi delivered such a blowback that it has spiraled the mental health of these Darbaris.

[Soumyadeep Ray @sdr0602]

@mxtaverse This tankie f#ck thinks 17% tap water connection in 2014 is normal. Bl00dy grade A criminals.

[The Indian Matrix @indianmatrix]

How much of India's infrastructure was built after 2014?

• 100% of Dedicated Freight Corridors
• 98% of Solar Capacity
• 85% of the Expressway Network
• 79% of Tap Water Access
• 75% of Metro Rail
• 71% of Port Capacity
• 69% of Railway Electrification
• 60% of 4-Lane National Highways

Infrastructure is built over decades.
But some decades build more than others.

[The Choker Civilisation @brickandmorta11]

The whole of India doesn't exist just to serve Tamil Chauvinists. They can't hold the rest of us captive to shine their domestic political future.

[desi mojito @desimojito]

Why, but why

[Rewa @CopiumState]

Pune had a serial bomb blast that year, country suffered the largest blackout in human history, factories were getting burned down in haryana and the countless railway crash accidents but we were a serious nation in 2012 cuz germans build a research base for us in Antarctica👍.

[Parikshit Korekar @_imparikshit]

@GemsOfCricket @MeruprantaMSD

[Hindutva Knight @HPhobiaWatch]

Kanglu @zoo_bear

Rijiju didn't name Umar Khalid. Why did you jump to defend a Terrorist who wanted to separate Kashmir from India and support convicted terrorists like Burhan Wani and Afzal Guru. Aukaat hai to isko defend karke dikha

All this post is still on his Facebook page

[Parikshit Korekar @_imparikshit]

@MeruprantaMSD @rajasthanroyals @ParagRiyan

[Dunder Mifflin @DunderMifflinAS]

"There’s a lot of beauty in ordinary things. Isn’t that kind of the point?"

Exactly 13 years ago today, on May 16, 2013, The Office aired its final episode, wrapping up nine seasons of laughter, secondhand embarrassment, and unforgettable heart. Writing a series finale is one of the hardest tasks in television, but Greg Daniels and the team delivered an absolute masterpiece that balanced closure with nostalgia.

What makes "Finale" so special is how it handles the characters' growth. We see Dwight finally achieving his dream of becoming Regional Manager (and a husband), Jim and Pam taking their terrifying but necessary leap of faith to Austin, and Andy finding peace with his viral fame.

And of course, the biggest triumph was the ultimate secret: Michael Scott’s surprise return. Hearing him say "That’s what she said" one last time as Dwight’s best man remains one of the most emotional, cheer-worthy moments in TV history. It was the perfect send-off to a makeshift family born in a mundane Scranton paper company. 13 years later, it still hits just as hard.

[Andy Wang🕊 @andysvibe]

The cheat code to life is thinking thoughts in your favor all the time

[Facts @BefittingFacts]

@KBanerjee_AITC Kit Kit Kit Kit Kit Kit Kit kar gandu shayad aag bujh jaaye.

[Hardik Rajgor @Hardism]

Forget India, why do you think no other credible party was interested in mediating the war in West Asia publicly? Not the Chinese, not the Europeans, not the Scandinavians.

Because the Trump administration is unhinged and unpredictable. They can't keep Israel under check. They can leak random screenshots, humiliate heads of state, leak details that are meant to be private or go back on their word at any moment. Inki zabaan ki koi keemat nahi hai.

Look at how the "ceasefire" has played out in less than 24 hours. Israel is bombing Lebanon. Iran is bombing the Gulf countries. Iran claims Lebanon was part of the ceasefire. USA says Lebanon wasn't part of the statement. The Strait of Hormuz is shut again.

There's a colloquial Bambaiya saying that captures how most of the world has reacted to this.

"Iss lafde mein mat pado."