@ggganeshh@SajithGowda However difficult it might be it is always berter to expand beyond northern india centric works. Best build your own. Creation never needs to cease. That is how language and it's cultural remain alive and thriving.
@drlathac@db_is_db MP is southern india, Himachal is northern india, punjab in the west and Bihar, crowned east. There is your glorious india. Tiny blot on earth.
@ggganeshh Should have seen the comment of CJI, I doubt he is the saviour of UC. Judiciary intervention merely going to ease the tension temperorily. Final solution comes from street. UC seems to feel the momentum, must retain till it is solved.
@maidros78 How do we crush the regime?
We continue. We remember. We rebuild. "In silence", in strength, in form. We outlast their lies.
We sharpen our souls like blades. We do not protest. We prepare.
Our victory we will not be voted in. But it will be forged.
courtesy: Anonymous.
@ICICIBank Why your #fastag customers are forced to topup minimum as 500 rs? Where's this mandated on minimum topup amount? This's causing an extreme inconvenience. I'm writing to request you to rectify this issue and appreciate it if this addressed at the earliest.@NHAI_Official
Reportedly, One crore school girls to be vaccinated with HPV cervical vaccine in BIHAR .
Vaccination drive starting on October 1.
It's a beel g@tes project and he is accused of inhumane experiments with wombs of girls in India and Africa.
It's alleged that this vaccines cause infertility in girls.
Do note: Bihar has one of the highest TFRs amongst hindus
Do u get it now?
#SaveHinduDaughters
*A holistic view of the modern world (dis)order*
The foundational problem with Indian politics of the 21st century is that the Hindu masses interpret it in the obsolete conceptual framework of the early 20th century. They see politicians as free agents who have the power to think and act out of their own volition. This is a fatal error of judgement.
As I noted in my recent post on Bangladesh, I find it more useful to think of politics as a multiplayer infinite game. The closest analogy I can draw is with the business of filmmaking. Like a film, it takes more than just the actors to play the game of politics. Politicians are the actors of this film.
In today's age, politics is produced for distribution through mass media and social media. Thus the media dictates the agenda superficially, for it knows the pulse of the people in the sense of capturing & monetising their attention. The script is written by transnational corporations, directed by 'free trade' organisations like WTO, WEF etc., and the IP owned and produced by the intricate web of institutions called the (especially American) Deep State, which includes universities, thinktanks, NGOs and so on.
The entire film crew works in perfect coordination, and yet there are conflicts and disagreements throughout the creative process. Once in a while, the director has to work with less talented actors or uncooperative ones. Someone like Trump or Modi. (Dear Modi supporters, I am not calling Modiji less talented, this is just a harmless analogy).
The producers want better actors, those who don't let their personality get in the way of their on-screen performance and don't throw celeb tantrums. Politicians like Trump and Modi with a certain baggage of domestic expectations are akin to bad actors. They find it hard to deliver their best performance from the point of view of the producers. Such actors may try their best to co-operate by aligning with a Bill Gates Foundation here or promoting Ambedkarism there but ironically, their wings of domestic popularity that got them thus far will take them no further as these wings of popularity turn out to be a baggage in the international arena. Such politicians at the helm must be replaced by those whose domestic image matches the role defined by the scriptwriters abroad, in other words better actors. Think Rahul Gandhi.
To expect a politician, any politician, to have the agency to change things in the right direction is the necessary delusion propagated through humanities education; necessary because like all propaganda, it is essential for the survival of modern institutions - democracy in this case. But as liberal democracy collapses right before our eyes all over the world, we must find a viable alternative. The first step is to see things clearly.
@halleyji@vakibs@vakibs
Could you tell me some references or books about "He also highlights the importance of language not just as a tool for communication but as a fundamental medium for thought, suggesting that linguistic choices impact cognitive frameworks and cultural confidence."