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Hindu first 🇮🇳

[Emirates @emirates]

Looks like someone’s enjoying the legroom...

[Gautam Baid @Gautam__Baid]

Every Indian will get goosebumps watching this.

Happy Independence Day!

[Rahul Roushan @rahulroushan]

It's a victory of violence, not of any generation or grievance.

[Netflix India @NetflixIndia]

Ladies and gentlemen, we were truly not ready for this.

[ANI @ANI]

#WATCH | Washington DC, USA | On Pakistan's role as a mediator in the peace talks between the US and Iran, Director of Policy Analysis at the Middle East Forum (MEF), Dr Michael Rubin says, "...Pakistan may be a mediator, but it is likely to ensure behind the scenes that there is never a final agreement and that there is always enough chaos from which it can benefit"

"...Pakistan stands to win billions of dollars, gain great diplomatic prestige, and position itself as a key diplomatic mediator for supposedly solving the problem that it helped create. Pakistan should have been called out rather than embraced. Someone will one day write a book about how Pakistan has been able to turn lead into gold. They promoted the Taliban and then benefited from that. Rather than being bombed into oblivion, as some argued they should have been, they sponsored terrorism against India and the United States, and yet they seem to have been rewarded for it by having Donald Trump place them in a prime diplomatic position, rewarding Asim Munir with White House visits and Mar-a-Lago lunches. The fact of the matter is that Pakistan hosted Osama bin Laden. There has seldom been a government with more blood on its hands than Pakistan, and yet the international community somehow rewards it... Pakistan wants to see instability in the region because it engages in security extortion. As long as it can light fires within its region, Pakistan believes it can continue collecting funds. They don't want that billion-dollar gravy train to disappear. Pakistan may be a mediator, but it is likely to ensure behind the scenes that there is never a final agreement and that there is always enough chaos from which it can benefit..."

[R A S H M I K A @RashmikaX7d]

The Inseparable bond💗❤️

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[Steve Loftus @LoftusSteve]

The BBC somehow frames this story of Afghan fathers selling their young daughters into sex slavery as a hardship for them.

[Badass Dad 🚬 🍺 @Badass_Superdad]

I’ve now seen #Dhurandhar2‌TheRevenge 4 times and every fuckin time this scene hits a raw nerve

A helpless brother & a hopeful sister

[Claus @I_Am_Steve_Ok]

I still don’t understand why people don’t talk about this scene the most…

This was the most heartbreaking scene in Dhurandhar for me. The way Ranveer Singh changed from pure rage to fear is something just makes him Legend.

This scene gives me shivers!

[BALA @erbmjha]

The Man, The Myth, The Legend: PM Modi 🗿

[PunchPitambari @bluntPanchi]

@sanket @TimsyJaipuria Wow you are really going on this technicality!! Jitne bhi gaali pade tum dono ko woh kam hai.

[नम्रता @_Namrataa]

The scene where Jassi finds his sister in pump room, is probably the best acting I’ve ever seen from an Indian actor. The range of emotions felt so real! Hats off, Ranveer!

[PunchPitambari @bluntPanchi]

@TimsyJaipuria How do you write such non sense with no fact check and how dare you?

[PunchPitambari @bluntPanchi]

@CNBCTV18News @dimplekaul_in

[Mohit @Warlock_mohit]

No one in india can hate these two lawyers.🫡❤️

[Shiv Aroor @ShivAroor]

PM Modi’s aircraft being escorted into Abu Dhabi by UAE Air Force F-16 Block 60 ‘Desert Falcon’ fighters.

[PunchPitambari @bluntPanchi]

@AishwaryakiRai Omg yes!!!

[BALA @erbmjha]

What an amazing picture! Joy Maa Kali!

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[Shefali Vaidya. 🇮🇳 @ShefVaidya]

Sharing this picture simply to set a few derrières on fire!