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@SocialAmit @ISROSpaceflight Blah blah

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@SocialAmit @ISROSpaceflight I'll have to step down two levels to argue with you.

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@MegastarBhai Share screenshot of your ticket.

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@SocialAmit @ISROSpaceflight It has gone there to study the composition of moon not to click HD selfies.

[Hardik Rajgor @Hardism]

When Chandrayaan 2 partially failed, there was no uproar in India, as to why a poor country is spending so much on risky space missions. In fact, everyone's heart went out for K. Sivan and Team ISRO, hoping they would succeed the next time. This is not normal in many parts of the world. This is not normal in a poor country.

Even countries far richer than India have made tradeoffs when it comes to funding for their space agencies. It would have been easier sell that idea in a poor country, at many times across decades. Especially when India was much poorer than it is today. But we didn't even consider it. ISRO has been at it consistently, with modest resources and big dreams.

Thousands (especially children) gathered once again, to cheer for ISRO at the launch of #Chandrayaan3. People shared the visuals with pride on WhatsApp groups, even if they fully didn't understand the nitty-gritties of the mission. Religious groups are doing poojas and hawans for the success of the Vikram Lander. Again, this spirit - to cheer for science, has faded away in many parts of the world among the common public.

India must never lose that spirit of wanting to test the boundaries of scientific advancement. It has thrived in India since ancient times, it is thriving today, and may it thrive for centuries to come.

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@Sowmithfacts @taran_adarsh Hello from the other world. These gross figures are worldwide collections not domestic. Get your facts corrected.

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@Sowmithfacts @taran_adarsh No Indian movie crossed 1000cr in India itself. You are talking about worldwide numbers.

[Gabbar @GabbbarSingh]

Hahahaha. Brilliant

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@PriyaBanubakode @zomato Ye joke tha aunty

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Be careful if you ever signup to @UrbanProApp. I created my acc. yestrday with phone# and email id and in no time I started receiving random calls and even people reaching out to me directly on WhatsApp.They claim they protect privacy of their users but absolutely fail to do so.

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@RailwaySeva Station name is KSR BENGALURU - SBC.
My phone no. 999 392 3492

I called 139 but they asked me to call station directly as they couldn't do an advanced booking.

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@IRCTCofficial I'm traveling to Bengaluru on 26th June bu Rajdhani Express. Called on 098451 20000 to book a battery car. The person is telling me to talk in Kannada and is hanging up as I'm speaking Hindi. Can you help?

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@NiyatiMandaliya @IamRajanShahi @StarPlus So Kinjal is nyc bcz she’s ready 2 cook 4 dis barat like family?Its practically not possible 2 handle dat big a household w/o domestic help wen u also have a full time job,& if ur really doing it then ur definitely making a huge sacrifice of ur time,jst like Anupama did for 25yrs

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#Anupamaa is becoming more and more regressive day by day. You are showing all working women in the wrong light. @IamRajanShahi @StarPlus

[keerthik śaśidharan @KS1729]

Kind of surreal to take a photo of the singularly inspiring Bhagat Singh -- a revolutionary voice in 1920s India, who was hung by the British in 1931, at the age of 24 -- run it through the Heritage AI algorithm, and see him reanimated.

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@nirav_patani @GabbbarSingh Fir kya 😎

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@nirav_patani @GabbbarSingh He was launched opposite Tabu in Prem.

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@SumitkadeI Fully agree!