The right to protest must be protected, but so must the right of a city to function safely.
Responsible policing is about balancing both.
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You dismiss the aazadi slogans. You dismiss the cries that democracy has been stolen. You think the schools have improved and elections are cleaner because you haven’t seen any better. Thanks to social media, your lies are exposed. My lamentation 👇
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@LoyalSachinFan I hope Shami comes back and gets to play alongside Jasprit and Siraj. With Kuldeep, Hardik and Axar in the squad the bowling lineup becomes strong.
@Cheeku218 With the current bowling line up India isn't going to win in NZ. Also, the first 8-10 overs are going to be very crucial for the batters. It would be advisable to take some time on the pitch before hitting some boundaries.
@Adityakrsaha When the big guns fail to deliver from the top 3, players like Rohit and KL step up. It shows how important it is to have experienced players around.
India has a species of camel that swims kilometres through seawater to reach mangrove feeding grounds.
The Kharai camel of the Gujarat region evolved at the intersection of desert & marine ecosystems.
While it spends much of its time in arid landscapes, it also swims into the sea to find mangrove vegetation.
How did camels evolve this ability to swim?
In arid landscapes, vegetation is scarce. Mangroves offer a perennial source of vegetation that these camels gradually adapted to exploit, & evolution shaped them accordingly.
Local pastoral communities have also played their own role in this evolution.
For over 400 years, local herders have fed mangrove vegetation to these camels, & in turn, the camels provide milk & other products.
In nature, nothing is fixed or permanent.
Evolution shapes species to exploit local resources with the greatest possible efficiency.
@Adityakrsaha@onlykohly Yes, he has achieved every single trophy which exists but it still seems to be less. This is because of the standard which he has set.
@Vimalwa That's not happening anytime soon. On such flat wickets the middle order hardly gets to bat. On turning/challenging wickets I don't think they'll be able to adapt. Moreover, I feel bad for KL. He comes to bat at 5. He would have loved to bat today.