@JassilJamal@myfrido@ganeshsonawane The poor drafting of the mail content, absence of punctuation, left alignment & grammatical errors itself smells of scam.!
Runner's high is real! Finished my first 10 KM run at 01:34:17. Felt surreal.
Always wanted to get back to running & it happened last Sunday - an impromptu run that reminded me why it makes me feel so alive! #BacktoRunning#SBIPatnaMarathon#runnerslife#runnerscommunity
As someone who has raised five dogs of various (friendly to ferocious) breeds, my advice to both debating camps :
1. Your dog loves YOU and may never bite you. But you can never guarantee how he/she will respond to a stranger and might react if they sense a threat, however illogical.
2. Your pet is your choice and passion. It’s not other person’s burden to bear. Others may be even a bigger animal lover than you, but still may not comply to your demanding nature to accommodate you and your pet.
3. Better to be safe than sorry. Why risk other people’s safety. Muzzle them around kids especially in cramped up places like lifts, stairs etc.
4. Lot of people are very uncomfortable and scared around / with dogs. Respect their feelings when they visit you or meet you. Tie your dog, keep them inside a room. Don’t keep laughing and saying “ oh he’s harmless” when your large dogs pounce on someone, even if lovingly. For whatever it’s worth, maybe the other person doesn’t like getting licked by a dog or probed in crotch.
It all comes down to why should we force out opinions on others. You don’t like pets, you have no right to criticise those who have them. And same way, if you love having pets, it’s your choice. Don’t expect the world to stop spinning coz you snuggle up to a Dalmatian. Respect others and act like a responsible pet parent.
@ArjunGupta46 Seeking validation and being inspired are two DIFFERENT things. There's nothing wrong in being inspired from great storytelling & its execution.
India is already learning & trying. It's a different thing that we are not yet successful in those themes.
Read somewhere that #NaatuNaatuSong & #ElephantWhisperers winning Oscars reflects the craving for western validation to feel accomplished.
How wrong is this. Few fail to realise that it's about celebrating Indian Cinema. It's about celebrating a win and happiness. That's it!