@FromLinguist @DevruttD You can also view all my posts easily on Instagram. Here on Twitter you will have to scroll down quite a bit in my profile for the words.
Here's the link: https://t.co/dadpUMFSsH
@FromLinguist Check out my profile. I created a 200-word series of Hindi words that are easy equivalents of many English ones but are unpopular. I'm busy with stuff, so I'm not able to extend it at the moment, but will do so in the future someday.
@Gurjar_0024 @priyankchn Ah finally found someone who mentioned these two books on Twitter. The world building is absolutely amazing here.
Too bad the author seems to have gone off the grid and there's no update on the third and final book. I've been waiting so long only to get disappointed.
@vakibs There is zero originality when it comes to Koo. It's just a copy-paste product. Just a Twitter clone with an Indian flag. Our ideas for indigenous products are merely copies of Western products.
A great example of Sanskrit in official state communication. Even without knowing Sanskrit, I could understand most of this easily. This can be done in other fields as well.
@vakibs@stelo_verda
@vakibs You've put to words what I've been feeling all this while. Some inherent disconnect from भारतीयता that is ever prevalent in all our public life. When you see the rare instances where the native sensibilities are preserved, it feels nothing short of a miraculous eureka moment.