Mangesh Nadkarni

Follower of 'Seintology' & forever reminiscing in the 'Attitude Era'. Serenity Now !

[Sky News @SkyNews]

Trump's Iran war is one of the greatest strategic blunders in US history.

Analysis from Sky's @DominicWaghorn ⬇️ https://t.co/lrwck9jgJP

[Mangesh Nadkarni @mangeshn]

Shivaji park continues to bear the brunt of the idiotic decision of Yuvraj

[मुंबई Matters™🇮🇳 @mumbaimatterz]

#Mumbai

Shivaji Park Dadar Dust Menace

After Failed Grass Experiment, @mybmc Plans Soil Suppression To Tackle Dust Pollution At Dadar's Shivaji Park; Even As Residents Continue To Suffer.

@fpjindia

https://t.co/KG4s693zCW

[Mangesh Nadkarni @mangeshn]

This is turning out to be a seriously boring World Cup.

[Lord Immy Kant @KantInEastt]

Americans after paying $300 billion to Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz which was never closed

[j 🇫🇷 🇯🇴 @Jinxyyzv3]

Isak let’s remind the world who we are son

[عبدالله @V7JK7]

GIMME GIMME GIMME
STRIKER FROM SWEDEN
HIS FIRST NAME ALEXANDER
AND HIS LAST IS ISAK

عطني عطني المباراة 😤😤😤😤🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪

[The Athletic | Football @TheAthleticFC]

When you think of the German national team, you probably also think of Adidas. Understandably so, because the two have been in partnership now for seven decades and many of the country’s finest footballing moments are associated with iconic jersey designs.

But that’s about to end, because this will be the last tournament during which Germany wear Adidas. In 2027, they will begin a seven-year deal with Nike.

This has been highly controversial. Adidas is the quintessential German sportswear brand, founded and still headquartered in Herzogenaurach, down in Bavaria. When the split was first revealed back in 2024, it was explained in financial terms.

From a business perspective, there was no real argument. Nevertheless, plenty of people spoke out publicly against it, up to and including government ministers of the time, some of who complained about a lack of “patriotism”.

📝 @SebSB

🔗 https://t.co/MNIv3fBvWM

[Arjun | Think In Points @think_in_points]

The DINK and non-DINK communities both seem obsessed with proving how happy they are.

But in reality, neither side can truly experience the other life long enough to compare!

DINK couples keep showcasing the travel, luxury spends, freedom, peaceful weekends, spontaneous plans, and all the fun they’re having.

People with kids keep saying things like “having a child changed my life” or “there’s no greater happiness than raising a kid.”

And both sides oversimplify things.

A DINK couple will never truly know the joy, attachment, and emotional depth that a child may bring into your life.

At the same time, people with kids will never know what life would’ve felt like with complete freedom, fewer responsibilities, more sleep, more money, a meaningful career, and far less daily stress.

I often hear parents say, “DINKs will realise in their 50s or 60s what a bad decision they made.”

Maybe. But that’s not universally true. Not everyone derives meaning from having children just because you did!

Similarly, DINKs often assume kids are just stress, expense, and loss of freedom without factoring in the good aspects that kids can bring into their lives.

Also, having kids is not automatically a happy ending either.

You could sacrifice 20–25 years of your life, money, sleep, mental peace, and still end up with a child who grows up entitled, irresponsible, emotionally distant, or simply doesn’t value what you did for them.

Parenthood has upside. It also has risk.

Same for DINK life. Freedom can feel amazing in your 30s and 40s. But for some, that same freedom may later feel like emptiness or loneliness.

Finally, people almost always defend the decisions they’ve already made!

A DINK couple in their late 40s or 50s can’t easily admit, even to themselves, that maybe it was the wrong decision.

Similarly, once you have a kid and that child is in this world, you can’t exactly go around saying, “Having a kid was a mistake.”

So both sides keep justifying their choices, because admitting otherwise feels like losing.

Understand the pros and cons. Figure out what genuinely makes you happy.

This is one of those irreversible life decisions.

Once you choose, you eventually have to make peace with that path.

[Wyatt Reed @wyattreed13]

Fixed this for you @CNN

[Djibril Cisse @DjibrilCisse]

Congratulations mon fils

[Mangesh Nadkarni @mangeshn]

@hockeyind 3

[Mangesh Nadkarni @mangeshn]

Rooting for Netherlands this cup. As long as Gakpo is on the bench, the Dutch have a good chance

[maldidown @maldiidown]

POR DIOS EL PUSKAS QUE ACABA DE MARCAR CRISTIANO RONALDO

41 AÑOS 🐐

[LoksattaLive @LoksattaLive]

ताडोबातली जुनाबाई वाघीण तिच्या बछड्यांसह तिच्या जन्मठिकाणी पोहोचली; निसर्गचक्राचा अनोखा योग!

https://t.co/cToENXIyJ7< येथे वाचा सविस्तर वृत्त

#Wildlife #Junabai #Tadoba

[Zucker Doctor @DoctorLFC]

You are blessed if your housing society is devoid of people whose primary source of income is through being an influencer/youtuber.

[Shilpa Godbole @godbole_shilpa]

Not a fan of the influencer trying to communalize a common area dispute.
No group religious or otherwise has the right to alter a shared space in an apartment complex without collective approval. Ground level, sky level, or anywhere in between.

[The Anfield Wrap @TheAnfieldWrap]

What a man

[K S Hosalikar @Hosalikar_KS]

Mumbai with delayed monsoon onset & NO pre monsoon RF, is becoming hotter & hotter with night temperatures reading 30°C continuously today 9 Jun.
It's very hot & humid.
What abt people who do not hv cooling solutions.
Warming impacts r biased
Min Temp
CLB 30
SCZ 30
-IMD MUMBAI

[Vishal Bhargava @VishalBhargava5]

BMC is right. That’s why every road that opens anywhere in the world - looks like rubbish on Day 1.

[Liverpool FC @LFC]

Divock Origi has announced his retirement from professional football.

Congratulations on a brilliant career and enjoy your retirement, Divock ❤️