BREAKING: stop making this mistake. life is a multiplayer game. embrace the beauty. you can win alone, that’s true, but do not deny the exponential results of network effects.
once you realize that you can achieve all of your goals AND have a great social life, you find something i call happiness.
be smart and win big.
Every third Instagram reel today is about #AkshayeKhanna. People are mimicking his dance steps. Entertainment journalists are calling him a talent who is finally getting his due.
Meanwhile, Akshaye Khanna is in Alibaug. Alone. Away from the limelight. On his annual eight-month break. He has probably not seen a single one of these adulations.
Life will weigh you down with failure.
Life will flood you with success.
A sthitpragya is unmoved by both abuse and applause. He doesn’t perform for either. He simply remains himself.
Be like Akshaye Khanna.
It’s the best way to be.
Solve the puzzle!
-Afghan FM in Bharat
-Pakistan attacks Afghan
-Bharat extends full support to Taliban Govt
-Taliban retaliates. Air strikes Lahore
-Taliban barely has operational air force
-Tajikistan is near Afghan
-Lahore is within reach from Tajikistan. Someone has Air Base there
-Knowing this Saudi refuses to help Pakistan
Who AGAIN entered in Pakistan & conducted Air Strikes on Lahore? Is it a 'Don't Blame Me' game?
Btw, after this US & Egypt have extended invitation to PM .@narendramodi Ji to participate in Middle-East Peace Talks & Modi Ji has REFUSED the invite.
Let's come back to same question. WHO CONDUCTED AIR STRIKES AGAIN ON PAKISTAN?
Pls explain. I'm too innocent to understand geopolitical movements!
40% of India's population is under the age of 25. Median age of India is just 29 years. A person who is 25 now would be 9 years in 2009, too young to understand India then.
So 40% of India will have very less clue as to how India was prior to the Modi era. It is important for the adults to educate them on this.
They will imagine whatever they are told like now there is "no press freedom in India and only Godi media", they won't know prior to Vajpayee era, for 50 years, India had only one government controlled news channel and radio to do govt propaganda. Not 1000 channels from all political parties like today.
They will believe "India is fascist now", because they are being told so. They will have no idea that there was no internet and social media. News papers were tightly controlled. Those who spoke against Govt or abused leaders, jailed. Corruption was rampant. Protests were suppresed by shooting, even fighters bombing from over head.
They will imagine "India's infrastructure is very bad" both from seeing issues and from propaganda. They will have no idea that for 50+ years there was very little infrastructure. Trains were painfully slow and full always. Derailments and accidents were super common. Something like 2-3 times what we see now. There was not even an effort to improve the highways and
connect the country until Vajpayee ji came.
It is the duty of every older adult to educate the young 40% of this country. Start with the widespresd "load-shedding" and powercuts for the starters.
It needs absolute nerves of steel veins with ice cold blood to be this man. Not a single word towards all the rage baits. Let Navarro shout and be dealt by citizens of India. And responds in kind to sane messages.
He is teaching the world a lesson in diplomacy.
They tried with Shaheen Baag.
They failed.
They tried with Delhi riots.
They failed.
They tried with Farmers protest.
They failed.
They tried with Wrestlers Protest.
They failed.
They tried with riots during Waqf Amendment.
They failed.
They tried with Vote Chori campaign.
They failed.
Keep calm and trust this man.
They have tried in India, they will now try again.
Meet Dr. Ankur Bajaj
> A 3 year old child, Kartik, fell from a terrace while playing on the day of Janmashtami.
> A rod went through his shoulder and head.
> A private hospital asked for 15 lakhs.
> His parents took him to King George Medical College.
> Dr. Ankur and his team performed a successful surgery lasting 6 hours.
> The total cost was 25K.
> Dr. Ankur’s own mother was in the same hospital undergoing treatment after suffering a heart attack.
> Despite that, he chose to save the life of the boy.
Doctors like him are truly the next thing to gods. Respect for him.