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[Oxygen 💨 @WhateverVishal]

Flex hai Bhai

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@BourbonBuoy @CAronitpereira Oh

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@InvestorOfJAMMU Interesting

[Chris “ThePepGuy” 🔋 @ThePepGuy]

Looking into adding some blends to our catalog, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Heres 3 options I am considering:

1. Blend #1:
Na Selank 8mg
Na Semax 20mg
Pinaelon 10mg
Pe-22-28 10mg

2. Blend #2:
Tesa 10mg
Ipa 3mg

3. Blend #3:
Nad+ 100mg
Mots-c 10mg
5-Amino-1mq

Let me know! 💪🏼

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@padhai_upsc Cringe

[Vinay Kumar (VK) @vini546]

Looks like LIC Jeevan Anand (Plan 149) is still a good one to hold.

I bought this in 2013

✔️ Premium paying term is 15 years
✔️ policy term is 78 years

You will get sum assured + bonus amount post maturity and policy will be still active (in force) till your policy term.

Any one holding this ??

🤔📣✍️

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@AlpacaAurelius Is it

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@immgkj_ Lmao

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@eagleseyeinc Wait I heard zinc in the morning lmao

[Frontier Indica @frontierindica]

This Rs 198 crore Nehru "donation" claim is completely fake.

The source people recycle is M.O. Mathai's "Reminiscences of the Nehru Age".

But what Mathai actually says is that Nehru gifted his assets in 1946, excluding ancestral house + bank account, and those assets were about Rs 1.5 lakh, not Rs 198 crore.

To give you some context, the entire Tata Group's assets in 1939 were valued at Rs 62 crore so Rs 198 crore in 1946 would have made Motilal Nehru richer than or on the same league as the Tatas.

[, @ryanjpegg]

Social media will make you think someone’s out of your league, whole time they’re a loser

[Ch Mohan Kumar @ChMohanKumar6]

@TeluguScribe Arm twisting tactics

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@PathOfMen_ Oh

[⚡Neo⚡ @NeoTweetTimes]

@thekaipullai It is unclear what you're trying to imply🤔

[Michael Morelli @morellifit]

@BiotweeX @baktalk4u https://t.co/nVF1WrTa7j

[WOLF OF ALL STREETS @MagnateWall]

@IndiaNewGen How does common Indian tolerate such abuse & loot daily, even after paying taxes pollution is sky-high, potholes everywhere, garbage on road, unemployment.
There should be a nationwide riots by now, the cowardice of common Indians is unbelievable.

[Parimal @Fintech03]

At 1st glance, this list looks highly confusing. Why on earth would the Ministry of Health issue a hard chemical ban on basic things like Aloe Vera, Jojoba Oil & Vitamin E alongside heavy antibiotics & painkillers?

If we look closely at numbers 5 through 16 on this list. They are all skin creams/lotions/anti-acne gels combining Aloe Vera, Tea Tree Oil & Vitamin E.

In our country, if a company wants to launch a new single-ingredient drug/a standard pharmaceutical cream, they have to go through multi-year central approvals (rigorous + expensive) with the DCGI (Drugs Controller General of India).

However, for decades, state-level licensing authorities had lax boundaries on what is called a Fixed-Dose Combination. If a pharma company mixed a standard chemical with a natural base like Aloe Vera/Jojoba Oil, they could register it as a unique proprietary new combination at the state level, completely bypassing central safety scrutiny & clinical validation.

A few might think our govt banned Aloe Vera. In reality, they banned these unscientific, uncharacterized commercial mixtures because companies could not provide peer-reviewed data proving that mixing these exact % of oils actually did anything therapeutic. They were essentially selling overpriced, unverified mixtures under the guise of approved medical formulations.

[Shashank Mattoo @MattooShashank]

World Bank President Ajay Banga:

I come from Punjab which was India's agricultural centre. Today you'll find young kids there who have just sold their farms. They are rich for 4 years and buy an SUV, smoke and drink a lot. Soon they are broke and end up trying to find gig jobs.

[Shubhvani @shubhvanii]

In Japanese archery, there's a discipline called kyudo. The goal isn't to hit the target. The goal is to perfect the form. The belief is that if the archer's posture, breathing, and focus are correct, the arrow will find the target on its Own.

Apply that to your life. Stop obsessing over the result. Perfect the process. Fix your daily habits, your discipline, your mental clarity. Get those right, and the outcomes you're chasing will arrive without you forcing them.

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@trollsreign @VibhutiSrivas21 @cbdhage What is takka