Akshay Deshkar

[Akshay Deshkar @akshaydeshkar]

@iMarathiMulgi @ndtv Even some men were benefitting from this

[Angelica Quiñonez @AngelicaQPG]

Como ya viene la película de La Odisea, con la bondad de mi corazón y mi Licenciatura en Letras vengo a quitarles un ápice de su idiotez y a instruirlos en literatura clásica y teoría crítica. 🏛️

ABRO HILO 🧵
De nada.

[IndicWanderer @IndicWanderer]

ICYMI ..

This ones for your @majorgauravarya ji :-).

Reminded that Golu Cheema and Takla Sajid rants on that unbanned utube channel.

@AadiAchint @col_chaubey @ajaykraina @JaipurDialogues @CestMoiz @avarakai

Roasted em PakJabis.

[iMac_too @iMac_too]

सच बोल रहा है डीके ।

[Akshay Deshkar @akshaydeshkar]

@RaoSumukh People who haven't ever used a Pixel will keep crying about Tensor G5 and how SD Elite beats it hands down in benchmark scores. Only Pixels get the Android experience perfect.

[Akshay Deshkar @akshaydeshkar]

@CrickLogicPro @imYadav31 Agreed. Not expecting it to be priced below 1.6 lacs in India as EUR 1,499 was the launch price announced

[Trita Parsi @tparsi]

Some observations and comments on Trump and Israel's war on Iran:

1. Tehran is not looking for a ceasefire and has rejected outreach from Trump. The reason is that they believe they committed a mistake by agreeing to the ceasefire in June - it only enabled the US and Israel to restock and remobilize to launch war again. If they agree to a ceasefire now, they will only be attacked again in a few months.

2. For a ceasefire to be acceptable, it appears difficult for Tehran to agree to it until the cost to the US has become much higher than it currently is. Otherwise, the US will restart the war at a later point, the calculation reads.

3. Accordingly, Iran has shifted its strategy. It is striking Israel, but very differently from the June war. There is a constant level of attack throughout the day rather than a salvo of 50 missiles at once. Damage will be less, but that isn't a problem because Tehran has concluded that Israel's pain tolerance is very high - as long as the US stays in the war. So the focus shifts to the US.

4. From the outset, and perhaps surprisingly, Iran has been targeting US bases in the region, including against friendly states. Tehran calculates that the war can only end durably if the cost for the US rises dramatically, including American casualties. After the assassination of Ayatollah Khamenei, Iran says it has no red lines left and will go all out in seeking the destruction of these bases and high American casualties.

5. Iran understands that many in the American security establishment had been convinced that Iran's past restraint reflected weakness and an inability or unwillingness to face the US in a direct war. Tehran is now doing everything it can to demonstrate the opposite - despite the massive cost it itself will pay. Ironically, the assassination of Khamenei facilitated this shift.

6. One aspect of this is that Iran has now also struck bases in Cyprus, which have been used for attacks against Iran. Iran is well aware that this is an attack on a EU state. But that seems to be the point. Tehran appears intent on not only expanding the war into Persian Gulf states but also into Europe. Note the attack on the French base in the UAE. For the war to be able to end, Europe too has to pay a cost, the reasoning appears to be.

7. There appears to be only limited concern about the internal situation. The announcement of Khamenei's death opened a window for people to pour onto the streets and seek to overthrow the regime. Though expressions of joy were widespread, no real mobilization was seen. That window is now closing, as the theocratic system closes ranks and establishes new formal leadership.

Again: The question "How will this end?" should have been asked before this war was triggered. It wasn't.

[Akshay Deshkar @akshaydeshkar]

@creditcardz_in Ko-Talk

[Akshay Deshkar @akshaydeshkar]

@SonalSharma205 Let’s discuss this 10 years from today!

[Akshay Deshkar @akshaydeshkar]

@ruchikokcha Problem with people on this app are their visceral feelings, visceral fat is quite low on the priority list.

[Shivani @meme_ki_diwani]

Anna-
As a captain I would have said play all the 15 overs 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣�

[Akshay Deshkar @akshaydeshkar]

@RaoSumukh Cover screen still looks a bit cramped to type on for those with large hands.

[Akshay Deshkar @akshaydeshkar]

@iamrana Some British authors say that Siraj-Ud-Daula was a cruel ruler. This is often offered as a justification for the Battle of Plassey. He is also portrayed as weak and indecisive. Contemporary Indian accounts of this are negligible. What is your opinion on this?

[Akshay Deshkar @akshaydeshkar]

@sidin You would be too dead to care about jurisdiction.

[The Figen @TheFigen_]

Sometimes in life, things don’t work out ...

Take a break and try some humour! 😂

[Akshay Deshkar @akshaydeshkar]

@credofly Put both things in the washing machine if you want your clothes to have a mango fragrance

[EngiNerd. @mainbhiengineer]

Kitne talented log hai yaar 🔥

[Mangalam Maloo @blitzkreigm]

The most incredible video you will see on the Donald Trump tariff reversal episode!

Professor @latha_venkatesh proving once again why she is the final word on all things macroeconomics.

[Akshay Deshkar @akshaydeshkar]

@skh27 Do they accept Amazon Pay vouchers?

[Akshay Deshkar @akshaydeshkar]

@Gadgetsdata Will it launch in India though?