Kakashi

Sorry, I’m Late But I’m Afraid I got Lost On The Path of Life

[SwatKat💃 @swatic12]

Teach your kids about your religion, sit in puja together and sing bhajans with them, tell them the science behind sanatan, the logic behind each ritual we follow, the meaning of every shloka.
If you don't teach your kids about your religion, someone else will teach them theirs.

[SUMATI @lamSumati]

Your ancestors survived 1,000 years of invasions, famines, and forced conversions so you could be born a Hindu today.

If you are "too busy" or "too modern" to defend your Dharma, you are the point where your bloodline finally surrendered.

You carry the legacy of the ultimate survivors.

Don't be the weak link in a chain that has lasted millennia.

Being a Hindu isn't just a label; it's a debt you owe to the blood spilled before you.
Pay it with your loyalty and strength.

[Rohit @Iam_Rohit_G]

Indians who Never Blamed nor Tweeted against Pakistan After the Pahalgam Attack :

- Sanjay Raut
- Dhruv Rathee
- Arfa Sherwani
- Rana Ayyub
- Mehbooba Mufti
- Atul Khatri
- LT Gem HS Panag
- Rashid Alvi
- Ravish Kumar
- Abhishar Sharma

Indians who Praised Pakistan for US-Iran Ceasefire :

- Sanjay Raut
- Dhruv Rathee
- Arfa Sherwani
- Rana Ayyub
- Mehbooba Mufti
- Atul Khatri
- LT Gem HS Panag
- Rashid Alvi
- Ravish Kumar
- Abhishar Sharma

Ye Rista Kya Khelata hai?

[The Hindu Exemplars @thuncommonman]

Dhurandhar who lived 108 years 🔥 🔥

You've seen spies in movies. You've watched Dhurandhar. You've heard stories of brave soldiers.

But what if I told you that the most dangerous, most feared, and most loyal secret weapon India ever had was not a trained intelligence officer, not a decorated army general, not even someone who went to school?

Born in 1901, Ranchodbhai Savabhai Rabari known as "Pagi", meaning the one who shows the way spent his entire life doing exactly that. Guiding Indian soldiers through pitch black deserts. Tracking enemy footprints in the sand. Protecting a border that most of us can't even find on a map.

His skill was unlike anything any spy school could ever teach. One look at a footprint and he could tell you how many soldiers passed, how fast they were moving, whether they were armed, and how long ago they walked there.

100 years of living in the desert gave him a sense no technology could replace. During the 1965 war, the Indian Army needed to move 10,000 soldiers to their destination in three days.

Pagi guided them and arrived 12 hours ahead of schedule. Through a desert. In complete darkness. With zero technology.

Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw one of India's greatest ever military heroes personally gave him the nickname "Pagi" and never forgot him till his last breath. In 2008, lying on his deathbed in a hospital in Tamil Nadu, Manekshaw kept whispering one single word in his semi-conscious state. "Pagi… Pagi… Pagi…"

He worked with R&AW and the BSF guarding 540 km of the India-Pakistan border in Gujarat. He won the Sangram Medal, the Samar Seva Star and the Police Medal. The BSF named a border outpost after him that still stands today. His story is now in Gujarat school textbooks.

Most people retire at 60. Pagi retired at 108. He left this world on January 18, 2013, at the age of 112. No viral moment. No prime time coverage. No trending hashtag. Just a shepherd from Gujarat who quietly kept a billion people safe for over a century.

While we were watching fictional spies on screen, the real Dhurandhar was walking barefoot through the desert making sure we slept safely at night. Share this so his name never gets forgotten.

🔖 Save this. The world needs to know him

[Aman_Chain 🏳️ @Amanprabhat9]

The Girl who died in Dhuradhar here is the The First Constable who Martyrs in 2001 Parliament terror attack!

Her name is Kamlesh Kumari Yadav

She got 11-12 bullets in her stomach!

She raised alarm and alerts everyone, and run

towards the car to stop them! Because of her distraction big b*mb blast was prevented and it's cost her life

(Some say she's pregnant not sure about that)

Ind government announced her the award of Ashoka Chakra (Highest peacetime gallantry (bravey/military))

The frst woman who got this Award is her

Salute to her bravery and she will be always in our mind!

She was remembered every year on dec 13, and CRPF day!

#Dhurandhar

[Kakashi @Kakashi5692]

@JustFlyGlobal need urgent help
My flight ticket has a spelling mistake and I am flying in the next 12 hrs
Can someone please assist? I have been trying to reach helpline but no help

[Restoring Your Faith in Humanity @HumanityChad]

Acts like these make you believe in humanity again.

[Ajeet Bharti @ajeetbharti]

We are not asking for reparations, love, for two reasons: first, we don’t need it; second, you won’t be able to pay back even if you sell whole of Britain!

A nation where the king’s undies have Indian cotton, Londoners’s floor and roof is made of Shimla wood, whole Industrial revolution financed by the loot of East India Company, whose present stands steady because of India’s past plundering, need not preach about governance.

And yes! Sad enough, your Prime Minister, the govt, is a Hindu Indian! If we can provide governance to you, a little prickly Island of looters, murderers and genocide-thirsty forefathers, we can govern ourselves.

FYI, India not only feeds a population 12 times English people for free, makes infrastructure for upliftment, gives them houses, electricity, gas cylinders, LED lights, ensures financial inclusion, proper sanitation and what not!

So please, don’t lecture us, love!

[anand mahindra @anandmahindra]

Really?? The truth is that, in large part, our poverty was a result of decades of colonial rule which systematically plundered the wealth of an entire subcontinent. Yet the most valuable possession we were robbed of was not the Kohinoor Diamond but our pride & belief in our own capabilities. Because the goal of colonisation—its most insidious impact—is to convince its victims of their inferiority. Which is why investing in BOTH toilets AND space exploration is not a contradiction. Sir, what going to the moon does for us is that it helps restore our pride & self-confidence. It creates belief in progress through science. It gives us the aspiration to lift ourselves out of poverty. The greatest poverty is the poverty of aspiration…

[Kakashi @Kakashi5692]

@ola_supports Any update? Unbelievable I need to follow up so much on every platform

[Kakashi @Kakashi5692]

@ola_supports my fare at the end of ride was much higher than the fare shown earlier
The driver took a longer route and I am charged for it
Really unfair

[Founder Tribune @Founder_Tribune]

8 Habits that will change your whole life:

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[Kakashi @Kakashi5692]

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[Kakashi @Kakashi5692]

@ola_supports @Olacabs please rectify your not
It is not accepting the reason "Driver took a longer route" due to which i was charged higher

[Kakashi @Kakashi5692]

@MyNykaa So why to show incorrect price in notification? only for increasing clicks?

[Kakashi @Kakashi5692]

Is it 276 or 340? @MyNykaa

[Ministry of Culture @MinOfCultureGoI]

Love for India is pouring from around the world!

On the occasion of India's 75th Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, Grammy Award winner - @rickykej and 12 refugee singers from 4 nationalities pay tribute to the national anthem.

Watch their melodious tribute here ⬇️

[Wonder of Science @wonderofscience]

A stunning cloudburst over Lake Millstatt, Austria captured by photographer Peter Maier. https://t.co/7vUVnePvBD

[Kakashi @Kakashi5692]

@airtelindia i have recharged still unable to make calls
Please help

[Kirttan Shah @KirtanShahCFP]

“Why increase in yield is creating panic for equity markets globally?” 🧵

Do hit the ‘re-tweet’ and help us educate more investors (1/n)

#investing #StockMarket