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RTs are not endorsements. No respect for people who don't respect their motherland.

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@Ravisutanjani savings account

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@VijayGajeraO may be under influence

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@chitraSD Sonia used to attend, it’s always politics there

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@smitaprakash @sgurumurthy Bangladeshis are dumb

[Smita Prakash @smitaprakash]

India is not Bangladesh but Bangladesh was a laboratory. Listen to the evil genius who boasts

[johnny maga @johnnymaga]

Trump: "If you're in doubt about somebody's name from the Middle East, just say Mohammed, you have about a 65% chance. 'Hello, Mohammed.' I've done it for years now. I've never been wrong." 😭

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@aaryatiwarii mysore bajji

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@sunandavashisht kanhayya kumar2.

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@ANI naxalites preaching law and order

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@HormuzLetter weekend drama starts

[Somnath Mukherjee @somnath1978]

Chaps who shot the 4 IAF officials in cold blood "are trying to move on" and hence shd be left alone?

[Col AJ🇮🇳 @ajaykraina]

The old fart has three sons; one who went to Oxford and founded a health tech company is the only one who is known to the public; the other two remain behind the scenes. And he wants the youth to hit the streets and get shot and killed in the process while his own sons stay home.
WTF!

[Binu Alex @badjourno]

Eight years ago, six Catholic nuns publicly campaigned against a bishop, accusing him of raping one of them. Today, three of the sisters, still clad in Carmelite brown, have started a clothing business to put food on their table after they say the church hierarchy abandoned them. I went to their dwelling to speak to them. Here is that conversation.
https://t.co/G7T6vefAZm

[Sann @san_x_m]

A tribal farmer from Wayanad died this week at 74. In his old mud house, he kept more than 60 traditional rice varieties alive.

His name was Cheruvayal Raman. People called him Ramettan.

He belonged to the Kurichya tribe in Wayanad, Kerala. When he was 17, his uncle died, and the family's traditional rice seeds came to him.

Wayanad once had around 160 native rice varieties. Most of them have disappeared.

He grew each old variety in its own small plot. Every year he harvested it, dried the seeds, and stored them in his mud house for the next season.

He stopped using chemical fertiliser in 1978. He said the earthworms came back after that.

It cost him around Rs 70,000 a year. Some years, his family lived on ration rice.

When other farmers came asking, mostly tribal families, he gave them seeds without taking money.

In 2023, he got the Padma Shri. Kerala Agricultural University made him a professor of practice.

He once said, "Don't call me a hero. Make sure the seeds survive. That is enough."

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@ANI liars

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@72DEnjoyer they are the best they could recruit

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@ANI Military intelligence will also be interested

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@FinMinIndia @idesibanda Reminds of BALCO sale to Sterlite

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@Advaitavarsha @IamSiddhu36 when you become financially broke they will buy your land

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@venom1s no choice here