The Singham

talk n shock + mock n rock
Theologian , Patriot, Revolutionary, Revolt pioneer in field of education & domain of Dharma.

[The Singham @etrnalsam]

@Abhishekpositiv @ArchanaaTiwari Still its a start... Then books ...n then...the whole universe will be ur University ...n ull get ur answers frm stars n wind n wild flowers

[Dear Son. @DearS_o_n]

Sex feels different when you never masturbate.

Getting drunk feels different when you have reasons to celebrate.

Spending money feels different when you’re rewarding yourself.

Cheat meal feels different when you keep a strict diet.

Earn your fun.

[कृतज्ञता @do_lafz10]

पसंदीदा शक्स की यादें मांसाहारी होती है ,
कलेजा नोच-नोच के खाती है... ❣️🌻

[Sexual Health coach @sxhealth101]

Men, stop chasing women for closure after they leave. Sometimes the closure is simply that she chose to leave.

You don't need a three-hour conversation, ten paragraphs and a detailed explanation of every emotion. Accept what happened, learn from it and keep moving.

[The married man @marriedmn]

After you get married to a wrong woman is when you will understand why that uncle of yours is 47 yrs old divorced and he is no longer yearning to marry. For now continue thinking he is an idiot who doesn’t know what he is doing.

[O Leitor @leitorpsique]

SE VOCÊ ESTÁ RECOMEÇANDO A VIDA DOS 35 PRA CIMA SEM NENHUM ROTEIRO, ESSA É A ORDEM JAPONESA DE OPERAÇÕES

1. Oosouji primeiro, sempre. Organize o espaço físico antes de qualquer outra coisa. Não dá pra reconstruir com calma no meio do caos.

[Atul Navodayan @NavodayanAtul]

मेरे बाप ने मुझे सिखाया है -

कि जब किसी और का पैसा खर्चा हो रहा हो
तो सबसे सस्ती चीज़ पर हाथ रखना।

[CA Ruchita Vaghani @R_N_Vaghani]

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[Tukaram Mundhe @Tukaram_IndIAS]

BE THE CHANGE-MAKER.

Leadership is not about the authority you hold. It is about the change you enable.

Public policy and good governance cannot create lasting impact without active public participation.

Good governance is not something done to people. It is built with people.

Public leadership must therefore build trust, create ownership and bring citizens into the process of change.

That is where policy becomes practice, compliance becomes culture and governance becomes public value.

The true measure of leadership is not how much one individual can change, but whether people believe in the change enough to carry it forward.
#TukaramMundhe #PublicPolicy #leadership #GoodGovernance #publicService #inspiration
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[Sexual Health coach @sxhealth101]

Women think they have a lot of options because there's a bunch of thirsty men in their DMs or they're getting approached on the street. But what they don't realize is those aren't real options.

They just want to fvck you. How many of those dudes would introduce you to their family,would they have their own family with you, would they invest in you mentally, emotionally, and spiritually, and be there for you on your worst days?

A lot of women think they're high value because a bunch of thirsty dudes are trying to take them on dates, when in reality, those men only wanna take you out in hopes that you give them something at the end of the night. Y'all talk about how y'all can keep any man you want, but you've never had a man that was actually committed to spending the rest of his life with you and willing to build something of actual true substance with you.

When you have a bunch of men that are willing to do that for you, then you can talk to me about having options

[BITTU SHARMA- ‏بٹو شرما @CommonBS786OM]

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लेकिन ये काम क्या करते हैँ?

मैनेजर - छुट्टी पर है
डिप्टी मैनेजर - Kyc कराओ, आधार पैन कॉपी दो
क्लर्क - काउंटर नंबर 4 पर जाओ
चपरासी - बाहर बीड़ी पीने गया है

और इनको 5 Days Banking चाहिए

जूता लाओ रे मेरा.

[FeelGoodThoughts @feelgoodtale]

In a battle, a soldier went to bring his wounded friend back from the battlefield.
His Captain said, "Its of no use! Your friend must be dead".
But the soldier still went and brought back his friend.
Seeing the dead body, the Captain says, "I told you its of no worth. He's dead".
The soldier replies:"No sir, it was really worth it. When I got to him, my friend saw me, smiled & said his last words:

"I KNEW YOU'll COME"

Dedicated to all Great friends..

[Acharya Prashant @Advait_Prashant]

मंगल पर जीवन बसाने का सपना मूर्खतापूर्ण क्यों है?

मनुष्य और पृथ्वी दो नहीं हैं। आपकी जो पूरी शारीरिक व्यवस्था है ना, वो पृथ्वी के हिसाब से है क्योंकि आप पृथ्वी से उठे हो।

दूसरे ग्रह पर न हवा ठीक है, न पानी ठीक है। और वहाँ का गुरुत्वाकर्षण भी पृथ्वी से अलग है।

अगर आप किसी ऐसे ग्रह पर जाओगे जहाँ gravity दूसरी है, तो वहाँ आप जियोगे कैसे?

आपका ब्लड प्रेशर भी पृथ्वी के दबाव के हिसाब से calibrated है। अगर gravity दूसरी होगी तो आपकी रक्त धमनियाँ फट जाएँगी।

एक छोटा-सा घर इसी पृथ्वी पर बनाने में जान निकल जाती है। मंगल पर क्या बनाओगे?

पर नहीं,

सोशल मीडिया पर छाने के लिए, एक popular icon बन जाने के लिए ये हवा-हवाई बातें करना अच्छा लगता है।

नया ग्रह बसाने की मूर्खता छोड़कर, इसी पृथ्वी को समझना और बचाना ज़रूरी है।

~ आचार्य प्रशांत

[Ambani 2.0 @ambani2_]

Real GenZ Nali ka k!da cockroach

Ye aaye the desh mai education system ko change karne

[Homer Pavlos @HomerPavlos]

When Muslims killed Greek Bishop Gerasimos of Rethymno in 1821, they opened his chest, removed his heart, and sprinkled their banners with its blood in order to achieve victories against the infidels. The entire description of the incident directly evokes cannibalism from a primitive era (Source: Theochares Detorakis, "History of Crete").

Apart from the official executions, there were also the mass slaughters of Christian populations in cases where the Islamic-Ottoman state wanted to demonstrate its power. The main pretext for the massacres was reprisals against revolutionary movements. Alongside the official figures who were publicly executed (bishops, notables, etc.), unruly hordes of Janissaries would rush into Christian homes, break down doors, kill anyone they found in front of them, and then plunder the house, seizing whatever they liked. When leaving, in many cases they also set the house on fire.

Now, the hooks or "tsigkelia", as the Muslim Turks called them. On the walls of cities or on specially erected scaffolds, large hooks with sharp, sharpened points were fixed. The naked victim was thrown onto the hooks from high up on the walls or was hoisted up with special pulleys and dropped onto the hooks of the scaffolds. There he remained impaled for days, tormented by terrible pains until he finally expired. If, moreover, the hooks had not pierced a vital organ, the torture could last several days. Historical accounts mention the presence of such a scaffold with hooks in the central square of Heraklion (Candia), where many Cretans, mainly rebels, met their tragic end.

One torture that the Muslim Turks carried out when they had no time for anything else was the breaking of limbs. They usually did this to prisoners they had captured in the countryside and did not want to transport to the city for something "more entertaining," either because they were in a hurry or because they did not want to take on the risks of a possible transfer. With an axe they smashed the main joints of the victim's limbs (shoulder, elbow, hip, knee) and several bones (humerus, femur, tibia). The victim was then unable to move at all, while terrible pains shook his body from the shattered joints. The executioners left him helpless and departed, so that he would die a few hours or at most two days later, or become prey to wild animals in the wilderness.

An equally torture is that of beheading. The Ottoman lords even had a well-known proverb on their lips: "A head that does not bow falls."

The execution of the sentence was carried out in public view by a specialized executioner called "makelaris" (a Greek-Byzantine word meaning "butcher" that derives from ancient Greek), with the well-known curved Ottoman sword, the "yataghan". The victim arrived at the place of slaughter ridiculed and publicly shamed. Before the execution he had, as a rule, been beaten and often mutilated. The punishment itself was painless and instantaneous, but the entire preceding process made it agonizing. The body and head remained exposed for days, just as in the other tortures we mentioned earlier. Often the victim's head was impaled on a pole and paraded through the city, especially if the victim happened to be an officially wanted person (e.g., Ali Pasha). Other times it was preserved and sent to the Sultan himself, as happened with the head of Ali Pasha. Still other times the head remained hung or impaled in a prominent position for days, until the natural decomposition of its features began.

The torture of beheading is naturally connected with the fate of the Four Martyrs. The Synaxarion of the Saints confirms everything I have said so far. After harsh tortures and public humiliation through the streets of Rethymno, the Saints (Manuel, Angelos, George and Nicholas) ended up in the square of the Great Gate, which today bears their name in their honor, to be beheaded.

This is recent history. Tortures ended almost 200 years before when we destroyed the Ottoman Empire. And if you think they changed, you should start reading their comments on my posts or the reposts.

This is who they are. This is Islam.

- Homer Pavlos

[Dr Aniruddha Malpani, MD @malpani]

How Indians celebrate festivals 😢

[Dr Aniruddha Malpani, MD @malpani]

How ModiJi magically solves problems !

[Shrija @plot_twistttt]

If Mother Earth exists, then she must have " P͟e͟r͟i͟o͟d͟s͟ " too. That’s what the people of Odisha believe.

Well, people of Odisha believe that Bhagwan Jagannath has two wives, Sri Devi, that's Lakshmi, and Bhudevi, that's Mother Earth.

It's said that Mother Earth bleeds for three days in a year, and they celebrate it as a festival called Raja Parba, which is derived from the word rajasvala, which means a menstruating woman.

During three days of the festival, the people of Odisha don't do any kind of agricultural or industrial works, thinking that will hurt the Mother Earth.
People even walk barefoot in some places.

All the women, especially unmarried girls, are not allowed to do any household work.
All they have to do is dress up and play games like swing and Ludo.
And the men celebrate the festival by playing kabaddi, cards, and eating Odisha special delicacy, poda pitha.

After three days long celebration, the fourth day is called Vasumati Snana, when people purify the earth with water, considering it as a ceremonial bath of the Mother Earth.

This festival is also considered to be a celebration for the end of summer season and welcoming rainy season for a good harvest by worshiping Mother Earth.

[उम्दा_पंक्तियां @umda_panktiyaan]

बुरे वक्त पे साथ देने वालों को
भी अगर तुम धोखा दे रहे हो,
तो तुम्हारे साथ कितना बुरा होना बाकी है
वो सिर्फ ऊपर वाला जानता है।

[Arshdeep Singh Saini @the_lama_singh]

Maharaja Ranjit Singh was one of the first kings in India to completely ban Islamic practice of call for Azan in his Kingdom, recognising it as diluted version of Jihad.

[Mohammed Futurewala @MFuturewala]

Corruption is doing a nude dance in India, thanks to the brainwashed people…