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Once you overcome the one inch tall barrier of subtitles, you will be introduced to so many more amazing films - Bong Joon-Ho

Or Answer the call of the WILD!🐯

[v. Jatin @JatinTweets_]

INDIAN WEB SERIES -

The most intelligent — Sacred Games/Paatal Lok
The most traumatic — Delhi Crime
The most overrated — Mirzapur
The most emotional — Gullak
The most comfortable to watch — Panchayat/Permanent Roommates
The most controversial — Tandav
The most epic — Scam 1992/Asur
The most ruined by Reels/Shorts — Mirzapur
The most tense — Asur
The most fake about adolescence — Class
The most elegant — Jubilee/Special Ops
The most memorable — Sacred Games
The most uncomfortable — House of Secrets: The Burari Deaths
The one that declined the most over time — The Family Man
The most underrated — CAT
The most perfect from start to finish — Scam 1992
The slowest but brilliant — Kohrra
The one that defined a generation — Pitchers/Sacred Games

Drop your suggestions or changes

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

@Math_files This equation explains why e and pi are what they are

[Sam @samvfx0308]

Daddy’s Home❌ Daddy in his Home✅🤣 @mkstalin @Udhaystalin

[shraddha @shraddhaha]

if your uber bill is 64 rupees and u pay exactly 64 rupees instead of rounding it up to 70..

i want to know if u saving those 6 rupees for retirement?

[Gabbar @GabbbarSingh]

Don’t miss the mini series “The Bombing of Pan Am 103” on Netflix.

A well made, Chernobyl like, absorbing drama, about a disaster. They have kept it engaging enough so you want to find out what happened next, it also keeps it poignant & layered for you to enjoy the human stories behind it. Don’t miss.

[The married man @marriedmn]

After you get married, you’re going to meet ‘better’ people than your spouse. You’re going to meet more good-looking people; kinder and more romantic people; more intelligent and funny people.

You will meet people who have in abundance what your partner lacks. The mushy and romanticized idea that your partner will be everything to you, and will satisfy all your needs and wants is idolatry. Contentment in marriage is a virtue not often spoken about.

You must wake up every day appreciating everything your partner is to you, everything they have, their beauty and the things that made you marry them because if you focus on everything they don’t do well, you’ll always meet better people.

Protect your heart! See their best part, and always remember that your commitment to marry is more of a duty than it is of mushy feelings. You have to stay committed even on the days you feel your spouse is no longer the best fit for you.

[జేమ్స్ పాండ్ @vagabondd69]

If you like incantation, watch

Dabbe: The Possession
Impetigore
The Medium
Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum
Cure
The Wailing

[Drinkurls @Praneeth1002]

Guys I need to buy T-shirts and tracks and nice baggy jeans online from India

Bonkers, what the flex, souled store, please give recos for something like these. Don’t suggest myntra or Ajio

I do have Westside, H&M in the list too.
So what else apart from these?

TIY

[𝑝𝑢𝑟𝑒 @purelivn]

when bees get tired, they fall asleep in flowers

[Vara Tweets 🪷 @2Varalakshmi]

Ultra High Protein & Zero fat !

[In her sandwich-making era @ItsAllDandy_]

The next time you're in Cubbon Park and looking for a place to eat at, Matsya Darshini is the place to go if you like seafood.

It is a govt run seafood restaurant managed by the Karnataka Fisheries Development Corporation (KFDC).

Economical prices (imo) and quite fresh.

[Dhermesh Manghnani @dhermesh]

We call it ‘space weather’ like it’s some cute little forecast. In reality, it’s a star throwing plasma at a planet that’s fighting it off with an invisible magnetic shield called the magnetosphere. MAGNETOSPHERE! Actual science feels like pure sci-fi sometimes.

[Shankar von Mysuru @MeShankara]

Buying a home in Bengaluru in 2026 feels less like a goal and more like a fever dream. A decent 2BHK in any good locality now routinely starts at ₹1.4–1.8 crore, while homes under ₹1 crore have almost vanished from the core city. For most mid-level professionals the monthly EMI alone sits between ₹80,000 and ₹1.1 lakh — a number that swallows a huge chunk of even a high tech salary.

This is the generation that earns more than their parents ever did, yet owning a house here feels more impossible than it did a decade ago. The gap between rising incomes and exploding property prices keeps widening, leaving many people stuck in the “almost ready” phase year after year.

Is Bengaluru quietly pricing out its own workforce, or is this simply the new normal we all have to accept? Be honest in the comments: are you still planning to buy here, or have you already started looking at other cities?

#BengaluruHousing #CostOfLiving #BangaloreRealEstate

[🚘Brutal Cams🎥 @brutalcams]

The chances of a rabbit kicking you off your scooter are incredibly low… but never zero 😭

[ARVIND KAIN @ARVINDKAIN4]

Amazing fight tiger and rhino

[The married man @marriedmn]

Ladies...

If your husband is working hard, staying faithful, coming home every night, and trying his best, don't make him beg or wait for easy things like sex, food and respect.

Nothing kills a man's motivation faster than feeling like he'll never be enough no matter what he does.

Appreciation costs nothing, but it can completely change a man.

[Animal~Beauty 🇺🇸🇺🇲 @85Sudama]

In the wild, even refuge isn't guaranteed. Watch as an intense encounter between a tiger and a leopard turns into a raw display of apex power and survival. Nature at its most relentless. 🐅🐆

[Gaurrav bhrdwj @gaurravbhrdwj]

I have been observing Madhya Pradesh’s wildlife plan for a long time. I am not surprised here.
For the past 10 years, Madhya Pradesh has been vigorously promoting its forest wealth the dense sal and teak forests and the wildlife that inhabits them in an effort to become the leader in wildlife tourism. It should do so. A state whose nearly one-third area is covered by the beautiful forests of the Vindhyachal and Satpura ranges deserves this position.
But the highest number of wildlife crimes are also taking place here.
In this state that calls itself the Tiger State, 45 known tiger deaths have occurred in just six months, and there is no record of the unknown ones. Cases of illegal hunting and the activities of organised gangs continue to surface regularly. Tourism promotion is aggressive, but ground-level protection and accountability do not appear equally strong.
This contradiction is the matter of greatest concern.
Districts such as Betul, Khandwa, Dindori, Anuppur, Guna, Vidisha, Raisen and Bhopal have seen the highest levels of encroachment on forest land. As a result, the habitat of these animals has shrunk. Similarly, districts like Sidhi, Anuppur, Shahdol,shivpuri,sheopur, Satna, Panna and Katni are strongholds of wildlife criminals, and the highest number of reports of animal deaths also come from these areas. In the districts along the Chhattisgarh border, these poachers operate with impunity and wait for any tiger that migrates into the area so that it can fall to their guns. The casual and indifferent attitude of the staff is also a matter of serious concern and reflection.
Tigers, leopards and cheetahs live in the forest and increase their numbers. But securing safe habitat for the new generation born in the last two-three years is now becoming extremely difficult. The tendency of senior officers to wash their hands of these incidents or display ignorance is also condemnable. Last week, when information was sought from the Field Director of Madhav about the poachers caught with 10 skins, this person irresponsibly claimed complete ignorance of the matter.
These problems will only grow larger in the coming time and will create obstacles in the path of becoming the leader in wildlife tourism. Before that happens, it is extremely necessary to tighten the administrative machinery. And this can only be possible through political intervention.
I hope that, according to my assessment, the forest wealth still exists for 1,800–2,000 tigers to live in Madhya Pradesh alone. To achieve this goal, all these fundamental aspects will have to be executed. Otherwise, the Tiger State, the Leopard State and the Cheetah State remains Madhya Pradesh even today. #tigerstate #wildlifeofmadhyapradesh #bigcatsafety #tigerprotection #leopardprotection

[Shub @shub0414]

Can I ask a dumb question

If a pen drive doesn’t have a battery, how does it store data for years without power?

[Gaurrav bhrdwj @gaurravbhrdwj]

In Uttarakhand, the highest number of human-wildlife conflict cases in the country are recorded. If we look at the pattern of the last 6 years, more than 40 people have already lost their lives this year in attacks by elephants, tigers, leopards, and bears. Of these, only about 7–8 deaths are caused by elephants and bears; the majority of deaths are due to leopards and tigers, which are almost equally responsible.
In the Kumaon region of the state, the density of tigers is higher while the human population is lower. Conversely, in the Garhwal region, the human population is higher and the number of tigers is extremely low. This clearly indicates that the leopard population is higher in Garhwal, and due to the higher human population density, human-wildlife conflict is more intense there.
Today, almost the entire Terai region is struggling with this problem, where resident tigers and leopards live in the sugarcane fields. During the crop season, these tigers and leopards often become the cause of human-wildlife conflict.
A clear pattern has been observed here: the cause of most deaths is not just leopards tigers stand almost equal to them. The highest number of deaths occur in the Garhwal region, which includes districts with high human population density such as Dehradun and Haridwar. Pauri district is the most affected by leopard attacks, and surprisingly, out of the 13 identified leopards, 8 belong to this area. Almost all the bears against whom orders have been issued to be killed are also from this district.
These leopards and tigers are always striving for a better and conflict-free life, but human interference and excessive exploitation of forests have disturbed their natural habitat. In the 2000s, when the numbers of tigers and leopards had become extremely low across India due to rampant hunting, people also occupied large areas of forest land. Some of these were people with political protection, while others were ordinary villagers who carried out their plans without caring about the consequences. Today, the result of that recklessness and greed is clearly visible.
This problem is not limited to Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, or Madhya Pradesh alone. Everywhere, wild animals are forced to live this depressing life because humans have established their claim over their land, and this continues even today.
I appeal to the concerned state governments and the central government that the first step should be to remove those who have illegally occupied forest land. After that, permanent solutions to such problems will begin to emerge naturally, without any special effort. #uttrakhand #Humanwildlifeconflict #savetiger #saveleopard #wildlifeconservation