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@abhijeet_dipke chamgadar 😎

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@MuslimRajputani fuck off

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@sanjeev__kapoor always bookha and nanga

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@sanjeev__kapoor everytime same story. we had poor equipment yet we won.

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@idesofmarch1979 @HinduAmerican just few hundred years ago india was richest country in world and today is 4th biggest economy. it would happen again.

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@MattWalshBlog every family has to have a secret code. every digital or online interaction needs mfa

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@MaxNordau such a solid answer

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

Captain Smit Machchhar is a HERO.

In the face of the gravest danger and despite being seriously injured, he showed immense courage and an unwavering resolve to protect the lives of others.

His valour helped save hundreds of lives and avert a great tragedy.

India is proud of Captain Machchhar.

Praying for his speedy recovery, renewed strength and good health.

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@nytimes no wonder you are called fake news media

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@AryasTakes just leave UN. They don’t even have money to fix chairs.

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@chadfoidslayer @Prksh_Ambedkar exactly. we the people lol 😂😂

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@thelonghol this is true

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@AdityaRajKaul @ndtv they earned in US , they can spend it there. and who knows they are donating to indian colleges too. let’s not judge.

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@Esongshindi90 Vizag

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Sign of things to come. Wild future for sure https://t.co/YY4VtTV9rh

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@BrickCenter_ what is the tv brand? very tough

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@iMac_too every sports/country requires one individual brilliance. fortunately we had star players in cricket. we need a ⭐️ in football for game to takeoff in india

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what a match #fifa #usa country roads

[Dwarkesh Patel @dwarkesh_sp]

My family moved to the US when I was 8, but by the time I turned 20, my dad was still on an H1B (waiting to get processed for a green card).

Once I turned 21, I would age out as his dependent, despite the fact that I basically grew up in the US.

I thought I'd have to become a code monkey after college, and even that only if I was lucky enough to win the H1B lottery.

Otherwise, back to India.

I had become a huge fan of @paulg's essays in college. I was actually depressed that my desire to start a startup or do something entrepreneurial was basically hopeless.

Working on the promising podcast I was doing as a side project? A beyond impossible pipe dream.

Even after 9 years, my dad wasn't able to get a green card - and the lines were only getting longer over time. I figured I'd be an old man before I could quit some FANG job and build my own thing.

By some miracle, COVID travel restrictions cleared out the lines, and I got my green card literally months before I would have aged out.

If not for this unbelievable coincidence, I would not be hosting the podcast.

In the best case, I would be shifting pixels around in the 3rd sub-sub-menu of some big tech software.

I'm incredibly grateful I made it through.

But it's unconscionable that we put the kids of high skilled immigrants through all this anxiety, and in many cases make them repeat the nerve-racking indentured life trajectory that they had to watch their parents go through.

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@EarthCam a very beautiful place