Nitin Dandriyal (नितिन)

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[Nitin Dandriyal (नितिन) @nitdand]

@GabbbarSingh Sonam wangchuk ko education minister banao yaar, dekho kya pata solve karde sab problems

[Hemant Batra @hemantbatra0]

This is highest level of political understanding. Those who can understand this can understand politics.

[The Sarcastic Jerk @The_Sarcastic_J]

Man, I just wanna fuck off from this godforsaken country.

Can anyone guide me how I can do that? Genuine question.

[Anuj Agnihotri Swatntra @swatntra_anuj]

आखिर यह गार्डेन है किस लिए? अगर यहां इंसान नहीं बैठ सकते हैं पानी की व्यवस्था नहीं हो सकती है दिल्ली जैसे राजधानी और इंडिया गेट जैसे इलाकों में जहां देश विदेश का पर्यटक आता है वहां यह व्यवस्था? आखिर कौन बोला कि गर्मी में पेड़ की छाव के नीचे बैठना मना है?

[Nitin Dandriyal (नितिन) @nitdand]

@desisigma Bakwas

[Kiren Rijiju @KirenRijiju]

Learn from Mizoram, our North East !
जिस किसी ने भी यह वीडियो बनाया है, मैं उससे सहमत हूँ।

[Nitin Dandriyal (नितिन) @nitdand]

@adhee1673 Pakistan is not “like North India” in general. It is mainly similar to India’s northwestern cultural belt.

[anand mahindra @anandmahindra]

Apparently, this is one of the earliest known photographs of the sacred Kedarnath Dham, taken in 1882.

Couldn’t take my eyes off it.

No roads. No railheads. No helicopters.

Just the abode of Lord Shiva, cradled by the Himalayas

Back then, the yatra demanded time, endurance, & faith. The journey wasn’t incidental; it WAS the pilgrimage.

Today, access is easier. And that’s a good thing because it opens the experience to many more.

But perhaps something still needs preserving?

The ability to slow down & savour the experience of traveling.

Because journeys are about who we become along the way.

#SundayWanderer

(Photo courtesy @LostTemple7 )

[Nitin Dandriyal (नितिन) @nitdand]

@thevirdas Passing on fears and biases is human, you’re doing it too right now. Calling it an “infection” just dehumanizes people. Everyone grows through their own experiences. If they matter to you, ask questions and understand instead of judging from the surface.

[Nitin Dandriyal (नितिन) @nitdand]

@PinxhuNegi Crispy and light

[Nitin Dandriyal (नितिन) @nitdand]

@GabbbarSingh Haha... And specially if you have already seen the result

[Nitin Dandriyal (नितिन) @nitdand]

@GabbbarSingh True! We don’t sing “Rain rain go away” ☔
We belt out “Baarish aayi chham chham chham” 🎶

[Nitin Dandriyal (नितिन) @nitdand]

@GabbbarSingh Exactly! It’s the insane reach too. Even in the remotest Indian villages, kids imitating the moonwalk would instantly get tagged:
“Bada Michael Jackson ban raha hai!” 😂

[Nitin Dandriyal (नितिन) @nitdand]

Traveling around has taught me this: beauty is universal. What changes most is how clean a place is — and how its people behave.

[Nitin Dandriyal (नितिन) @nitdand]

@GabbbarSingh Survived 5000 years and created 1.5B population

[Nitin Dandriyal (नितिन) @nitdand]

@SaurabhFirke @official_cumi Because he read it somewhere 😁 some minds get conditioned that way, they do not care for real answer but a textbook one.

[Nitin Dandriyal (नितिन) @nitdand]

@BellamSwathi Nepotism in Bollywood is basically creative inbreeding — no wonder scripts like this are inevitable.

[Nitin Dandriyal (नितिन) @nitdand]

@rahulrajsahay @ramprasad_c

[Nitin Dandriyal (नितिन) @nitdand]

@amitgoel78 @ravihanda I loved 14 years outside India (Singapore, Denmark, UK right now), but now I am going back to India next month, I never felt like home anywhere in the world. For children.. we are homeschooling, so things are easier compared to other people.

[Divya Gandotra Tandon @divya_gandotra]

It’s honestly heartbreaking.

During Navratri, people wake up early, cook with devotion, prepare prasad with love for little kids who come as Kanjaks.

It’s not just food… it’s faith, emotion, and respect.

But what do we see now?

Some children come only for the money, casually throwing away the food outside once they leave.

That same prasad, made with such care, treated like it means nothing.

I recently heard about a controversy in a nearby society where entry of non-Hindu kids was restricted.

At first, it sounded wrong to me too.

But when incidents like this happen, you begin to understand where that reaction comes from.

No one should have to see their faith and sentiments disrespected like this.

Maybe the real issue isn’t about who is coming but whether the values of respect are being taught at all.