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No gods, no masters — just questions, curiosity, and conscience.

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@ConnCFC Ngolo

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@FutyChels He possesses a truly astonishing ability to be confidently wrong

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@FabrizioRomano The referee

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@CFCPys Chelsea players shouldn’t be smiling and hugging with arsenal players after the final whistle. FFS we have been winless against them for the last 16 matches. We are too nice and not street smart

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@GabbbarSingh Must have negotiated something for Ladakh

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@vikramchandra Watch cricket instead

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@HOVERCRAFT50167 Joe root

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@TUnlimitedd The smell!!

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@piersmorgan Bottled again

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@DemosKratosCA It is, of course, far simpler to attribute one’s limited observations to an entire civilisation than to confront the far more troubling possibility that one’s reasoning is inadequate.

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@shimray2011 This isn’t political realism; it’s demographic determinism. It mocks peace and sentiment, yet bets on womb arithmetic and delayed delimitation. Underdevelopment is framed as both injustice and strategy. When leadership fails, the plan becomes: wait, multiply, outvote.

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@CeeThangsing The Constitution protects tribal land from alienation, not from coexistence. There is no constitutional concept of ethnic separation. Using land safeguards to justify political balkanisation is a distortion of the Constitution, not its defence.

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@paolienlal A responsible govt must serve all communities, not pre-commit to selective political outcomes. There is no transparent, ratified agreement for a time-bound settlement for one group. Peace needs law, inclusion & constitutional process—not pressure timelines.

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@JShakurB @Olympics @Sports_NDTV @IndiaTodayNE @NENowNews @NELiveTV @NortheastToday This post selectively stitches sources to push a pre-decided conclusion. Reducing Manipur’s Sagol Kangjei to theft is not “historical truth” — it is polemics dressed as scholarship.
History is complex. Absolutist claims are not.

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Who funds the BJP in Northeast India?

Over several months, I analysed the BJP’s donations from Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur & Tripura, tender databases and financial records of companies. A clear pattern emerged.

1/n

@reporters_co

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@amitmalviya If Sanchar Saathi is truly “user-initiated,” why force-install it? Security tools shouldn’t come at the cost of consent. Trust is built through transparency, not mandates.

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@i9241 @rlungleng Contd/- it stops being a free spiritual choice and becomes social engineering. Freedom of religion doesn’t mean freedom to manipulate vulnerable communities.

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@i9241 @rlungleng No one is denying people the freedom to change beliefs. The issue is pretending that “pressure, incentives, and cultural disruption” are harmless. When conversions are shaped by power imbalance, material dependency, or erosion of indigenous identity,- contd/-

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@ItIsWha92763579 No one disputes the hospitals or schools. But missionary work wasn’t charity in a vacuum — it was a colonial-era project with cultural aims. When the benefits come bundled with religious change and long-term realignment, calling it colonial isn’t an insult, it’s simply accurate.

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@ItIsWha92763579 Acknowledging missionary work is fair. But claiming they ‘served Nagaland when India ignored it’ is just outdated colonial storytelling. Naga communities built their own schools, governance and social networks long before any outsider stepped in