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[Avantika rishishwer @ki_radhe65022]

Tiny hands, big learning! Every

squeeze, pinch, and play moment

prepares them for writing👍👍👍❤️👇

[swapnil ghaywat @gswap]

https://t.co/9T5tAHQ1ZA

[Vatsala Singh @_vatsalasingh]

बच्चों के अच्छे स्वास्थ्य लिए Homemade Ice Cream (आइसक्रीम) जरूर बनायें...

[Chutki Chaiwali🇮🇳 @Chai_Angelic]

South Indian father, American daughter💖🤣🤣

[Pratim D Gupta @PratimDGupta]

I have a favourite Aamir Khan story that should have absolutely been the crown jewel of my Bollywood book, if I ever get around to writing one. And given that I spent 12 years in the trenches as a Hindi film journalist and critic for The Telegraph, believe me, I have quite a few stories.
But this one. This one is different.
Dhobi Ghat had just released. I reviewed it for t2, the entertainment supplement of The Telegraph. I wrote that while Monica Dogra, Prateik Babbar, and Kriti Malhotra slipped into their characters like second skin — effortlessly, organically, exactly what Kiran Rao's debut needed — Aamir Khan stuck out like a sore thumb. He hadn't found the sur of the film. He was, in my honest critical opinion, miscast.
The review ran on Saturday.
Monday evening. Late. My phone buzzes with a text from an unknown number.
"Hi Pratim, when can I call? Aamir."
I went cold. I knew what film people do when you don't align with them creatively. They get vengeful. They get vindictive. They have long memories and longer grudges. And this wasn't just any film person. This was Aamir Khan. The perfectionist. The man who doesn't do anything without a reason.
With slightly unsteady fingers, I typed back: "Hi Aamir, we can speak now."
He called immediately.
In that inimitable style of his — measured, unhurried, punctuated with those trademark pauses that make you hang on every single word — he said he had read my review.
I braced myself.
He said he completely agreed with me.
I'm sorry — what?
Aamir Khan had called me, a film critic, to say I was right about his performance being off. I couldn't process it. Here was one of the biggest stars in Indian cinema, a man with nothing to prove to anyone, voluntarily picking up the phone to validate a critic's assessment of his own shortcomings. The silence on my end must have been deafening.
And then he said it. The line I will never forget: "I was the worst of the four."
He ended the call with four words that have stayed with me ever since: "Keep writing what you feel."
Years later, when I heard that he had auditioned for Kiran Rao's second film — Lapataa Ladies, which he was producing — and that she had ultimately gone with Ravi Kishen for the role instead, something clicked into place quietly inside me.
No ego. No entitlement. Just a man who understood his own limitations well enough to let go.
Nothing had changed. He was still that guy.

[swapnil ghaywat @gswap]

@__Amoxicillin_ That’s the only news I watch… he presents everything with a very light hearted manner… must watch for everyone who is tired of manistream media…

[swapnil ghaywat @gswap]

@AnilAgarwal_Ved Deepest condolences… stay strong…
RIP Agnivesh… 💐

[Mindset Machine  @mindsetmachine]

This video will teach you how to eliminate fear‼️💯

[ShoneeKapoor @ShoneeKapoor]

A man didn’t wait for anyone.
At 1 AM in a Mumbai local, when chaos broke out as a woman went into labour and everyone froze
— Vikash Bendre stepped up.

He pulled the chain.
Got a doctor on video call.
And helped deliver a baby inside a train. 🚆👶

No training. No hesitation.
While a hospital had refused to help, a man did what the system wouldn’t.

He didn’t shout slogans. He didn’t seek praise.
He just proved — not all heroes wear uniforms… some wear humanity. ❤️

[swapnil ghaywat @gswap]

@rakhitripathi Salute to the courageous old man… 🫡

[kalesh pro @BalaramMud23179]

Look 👀 this talented little boys how beautiful he played all the shot

[swapnil ghaywat @gswap]

@BalaramMud23179 @MichaelVaughan Talent to look out for…. Hitting both sides of the wicket with ease… keep it up champ…

[Defiant L’s @DefiantLs]

"How can I keep my daughter, 9-years-old, away from this danger on the internet?"

https://t.co/uvwItS1yB7

[Dr. Eric Berg DC @dr_ericberg]

Why do so many people in India have bloated, protruding stomachs…
Even if they’re not overweight?

It’s not just genetics.

Here’s what’s really going on: 🧵

[Kamlesh Singh / Tau @kkstau]

पहले इनकम पर 18% GST दो, फिर जो बचा उस पर 33% इनकम टैक्स दो, फिर किसान के नाम पर इथनॉल बनाने वाले उद्योगपतियों को सब्सिडाइज़ करो, इथनॉल आपका इंजन फूँक देगा, फिर नई कार लो और कार के दाम का 50% सरकार को दो, क्यूंकि उसी कार से तो काम पर जाओगे जहां से इनकम होगी जिसपर 18% GST दोगे, फिर जो बचेगा उसपर 33% इनकम टैक्स। यही जीवन का चक्र है, लाइफ़ की साइकिल। यही साइकिल एक दिन मृत्यु से टकराएगी और चूर-चूर हो जाएगी। लोग उसे ही मुक्ति कहते हैं वो मिल जाएगी तुम्हें ऐसा नहीं है। तुम फिर से जनम लोगे और शिक्षा से परीक्षा तक GST दोगे, फिर वर्कफ़ोर्स ज्वाइन करोगे, परती रह जाओगे या भरती हो जाओगे। ये चक्र पुन: आरंभ होगा। सरकार का व्यापार तुम्हें ही चलाना है, तुम्हें कहीं नहीं जाना है। ये सब तुमसे चल रहा है।बापू का दुधमुंहां सपना तुमसे ही पल रहा है। तुम और ये तंत्र एक दूसरे के पोषक हो, तुम ही शोषित हो, तुम ही शोषक हो। ये जो लोकतंत्र है यह सरवचूसक यंत्र है। तुम लोकतंत्र का लेमनचूस चूस रहे हो और लोकतंत्र का लेमनचूस तुम्हें चूस रहा है। चूस वाइज़ली। कहां मयखाने का दरवाज़ा ग़ालिब और कहां वाइज़, बस इतना जानते हैं कल वो जाता था कि हम निकले। रिंद एंड वाइज़, सेम गाइज़, डिफरेंट गाइज़। सरप्राइज़, सरप्राइज़।

[THE UNKNOWN MAN @T_h_E_Unk_5O5O5]

Came across this video, explains a lot..

[BBC News Hindi @BBCHindi]

उसने जीत के फ़ासले के लिए बचे हुए चार में से तीन विकेट अकेले झटक लिए.

उसके हाथों से निकली आख़िरी गेंद जब विकेटों से टकराई तो जैसे बीते महीने भर का ज़ोर एक साथ लग गया हो...

थके हुए कंधों की मांस-पेशियां जैसे अब राहत महसूस कर रही हों...

और सिराज की मेहनत अब सुकून के रूप में आंसू बनकर कह रही हो...

कौन ये सब देखकर इमोशनल ना हो...

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