2014:
“Give us 10 years, we will transform India.”
2026:
“First tell us what Congress did for 70 years.”
Bhai, I already know what Congress did.
That's why people voted you out of opposition and gave you the opportunity to govern.
Now I'm asking what YOU did with that opportunity.
Punjab has terrible schools? Expose them.
Congress-ruled states have terrible schools? Expose them.
BJP-ruled states have terrible schools? Expose them.
I genuinely don't understand why some people treat criticism of a BJP government like an attack on their family.
Grow up.
You elected them to work for you.
Question them. Expose them. Hold them accountable.
Stop worshipping politicians.
The entire point of paying ₹400 for a naan and ₹2000 for a biryani in a 5 star hotel is the assurance that basic hygiene would be followed.
You need to bring fear back in the hearts of these people man.
You pay tax when you earn your money. You pay stamp duty and registration charges when you spend that already-taxed money on property. Then the bank charges you for transferring the money if you use UPI. And if you withdraw your own money from an ATM beyond the free limit, you are charged for accessing it. By the time you're done, everyone seems to have made money from your money except you.
And already have 300GB limit, this is un communicated when the deal is advertised as “unlimited”
In a sane country Airtel would have been asked to pay consumers for misleading and refund recharge charges
The PlayStation I loved is long gone man
- $1000 dollar consoles coming
- Subscription prices will rise
- Games will go up in price
- Less games made than ever (first party)
- Still a big focus on GAAS
The future of gaming has never looked so dark 💀
Let’s sum things up recently with PlayStation
- Increased PS5 Prices
- Removed over 500 movies/TV shows from PS Store
- Still wants to Focus on live service games after a whole generation of failure with them
- Closed Bluepoint
- Stop Disc Production in Jan 2028
What a joke…
This photograph from the Ashes triggered a train of thoughts.
The crowd walks into the glorious SCG to enjoy the presentation ceremony up close.
That right there shows that the Australian cricket board cares about the fan experience.
In India, the fans have to make do with crammed seats and expensive food.
On the other hand, the fans, too, were civilised and respectful, and didn't jump their favorite players. They love their cricket more than they love their cricketers.
The trophy was handed over by a cricket legend in Steve Waugh, not an administrator or a sponsor.
The whole series, despite being a one sided affair, seemed like a proper celebration of the game.
The broadcasting was top notch. Better angles, insightful analysis, and no cringeworthy fan boying over star players.
I guess it all eventually boils down to whether you want to build a sporting culture or just mint revenue while pretending to care about the game.
I know which side I'd rather be on.