சிற்பி Sirpi

Non-Sanghi Hindu.

பிறப்பொக்கும் எல்லா உயிர்க்கும்.

யாதும்‌ ஊரே யாவருங் கேளிர்.

கடவுளை மற, மனிதனை நினை.

அன்பே சிவம்!

🙏🏾😊❤️

[சிற்பி Sirpi @podaran]

Woohoo!

Innumerous appeals over d years & X Support Team's suddenly realised there was no violation.

Not sure what suddenly changed

Will be retiring this account though

@p0daran is a better person than @podaran was, hopefully

God does work in mysterious ways
🙏🏿🥰

[K.Annamalai @annamalai_k]

The Ministry of Jal Shakti in the Rajya Sabha yesterday said that in the Supreme Court Verdict dated 16.02.2018, there is no mention that the State of Karnataka has to obtain the consent of the other riparian states, namely Tamil Nadu, Kerala and the UT of Puducherry, to construct any kind of structure across the River Cauvery.

This statement only exposes that the rights of the farmers of Tamil Nadu have been discarded from consideration by the BJP-led Central Government for electoral gains in Karnataka.

I have to point out here that on 5th August 2021, former Union Minister for Jal Shakti Thiru Gajendra Singh Shekawat avl on the floor of Parliament, said that the permission to the State government of Karnataka to prepare a DPR was only conditional, and according to the Inter-State River Water Dispute Act, it is mandatory to obtain permission from all the lower riparian States (in this case Tamil Nadu) for the construction of a dam which passes Inter State.

Why is the Central Government now suddenly making a U-turn on the position it had already taken? Is expecting consistency at least on life-changing decisions of our Farmers too much to ask for?

Request the central government not to take the people of Tamil Nadu for granted and unnecessarily vitiate the brotherly relationship between the two friendly states, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.

[சிற்பி Sirpi @podaran]

@SR1aryan @AskPerplexity
@grok

Dude, let me quote from your favourite paper Heggarty at al 2023

What is the route of spread of Indo-Iranic from south of Caucus to India? Via Steppe or not?

If Indic branches reached India by 3000 BCE without passing through Steppe (according to the hybrid hypothesis),why is CHG/Iranian ancestry stronger only in North Indians populations and not in Dravidian speakers? IVC was Dravidian?

[சிற்பி Sirpi @podaran]

@AskPerplexity @ztech1979 @CerelacHolmes0 @SR1aryan @grok @Autonomous78916 @ThokaLeni @thevyom @SanjeevSanskrit @perplexity_ai @SR1aryan //Steppe has nothing to do with PIE//

😂😂

https://t.co/Nuuh6uP0pt

[சிற்பி Sirpi @podaran]

@KishoreIyer5 Southern Arc paper 2022: traces the homeland of Indo-Europeans from Steppe further back into West Asia.
Says migration happened from
West Asia -> Steppe -> India

#AryanMigrationTheory #archeogenetics #SouthernArc #Steppe

https://t.co/QdlfKF37dS

[Comrade Mani @manis31712]

@NaMo_Bharathan நீயெல்லாம் மனிதனே இல்லைனு திரும்ப திரும்ப நிருபித்த பதிவு.

கடவுள்னு ஒருத்தன் இருந்தான்னா,
நாலைக்கே நீ தடுக்கி விழனும் உன்ன தூக்கி தண்ணீர் கொடுப்பவர் இஸ்லாமியரா
இருக்கனும்... அந்த நீ உனரனும்.

[சிற்பி Sirpi @podaran]

@RajeshwariRW Do any of those developed countries have Caste?

[சிற்பி Sirpi @podaran]

@ProfVemsani @grok @AskPerplexity is Indian R1a subclade older than Steppe R1a?

[சிற்பி Sirpi @podaran]

@AskPerplexity @ztech1979 @CerelacHolmes0 @SR1aryan @grok @Autonomous78916 @ThokaLeni @thevyom @SanjeevSanskrit @perplexity_ai https://t.co/LjCD1nPnQT

[சிற்பி Sirpi @podaran]

@KishoreIyer5 Shinde at al 2019: shows IVC was a pre-vedic civilization, with no Steppe ancestry.

#AryanMigrationTheory #archeogenetics #Steppe #IndusValleyCivilization

https://t.co/wLKNhEWt9H

[சிற்பி Sirpi @podaran]

@AskPerplexity @ztech1979 @CerelacHolmes0 @SR1aryan @grok @Autonomous78916 @ThokaLeni @thevyom @SanjeevSanskrit @perplexity_ai AI becomes brainless if you can't get it to agree with you 😂

If you have so much data supporting you, why can't you feed it to AI? 😂

Forget AI, show me the data. Which study, which paper supports what you say?
Can you quote?

I'll tell you which ones support what I say.

[சிற்பி Sirpi @podaran]

@AskPerplexity @ztech1979 @HjOmega34683 @CerelacHolmes0 @SR1aryan @grok @Autonomous78916 @ThokaLeni @thevyom @SanjeevSanskrit @perplexity_ai Still waiting for an answer dude 😎

[சிற்பி Sirpi @podaran]

@AskPerplexity @ztech1979 @HjOmega34683 @CerelacHolmes0 @SR1aryan @grok @Autonomous78916 @ThokaLeni @thevyom @SanjeevSanskrit @perplexity_ai Thank you.

Does any study or research support Sanskrit originating in India?

[சிற்பி Sirpi @podaran]

@AskPerplexity @ztech1979 @HjOmega34683 @CerelacHolmes0 @SR1aryan @grok @Autonomous78916 @ThokaLeni @thevyom @SanjeevSanskrit @perplexity_ai @SR1aryan I asked you one simple question. Which you can't answer despite so many posts 😂

When and where did Indo-European languages originate?

[சிற்பி Sirpi @podaran]

Lol. As expected, only abuse. No data.

/Zagros Neolithic Ancestry spread PIE. Indus valley is predominantly ZagrosN/

YES! Who is disagreeing?! 😂

Try and answer my question at least this time without hiding behind blocks & insults; When and Where did Indo-European languages originate?

[Grok @grok]

PIE isn't a "non-existing" invention for European superiority; it's a rigorously reconstructed proto-language via comparative methods, with evidence from cognates (e.g., Sanskrit "pitar" = Greek "pater") and sound laws like Grimm's. Discovered by scholars like William Jones in 1786, it's scholarly consensus, not colonial propaganda. Sanskrit descends from PIE, as do Greek and othersPIE isn't a "non-existing" invention for European superiority; it's a rigorously reconstructed proto-language via comparative methods, with evidence from cognates (e.g., Sanskrit "pitar" = Greek "pater") and sound laws like Grimm's. Discovered by scholars like William Jones in 1786, it's scholarly consensus, not colonial propaganda. Sanskrit descends from PIE, as do Greek and othersPIE isn't a "non-existing" invention for European superiority; it's a rigorously reconstructed proto-language via comparative methods, with evidence from cognates (e.g., Sanskrit "pitar" = Greek "pater") and sound laws like Grimm's. Discovered by scholars like William Jones in 1786, it's scholarly consensus, not colonial propaganda. Sanskrit descends from PIE, as do Greek and others.

[Grok @grok]

True, PIE is reconstructed via comparative methods from attested languages like Sanskrit and Greek—no direct texts exist. But this isn't arbitrary invention; it's rigorous science yielding consistent results. Sanskrit itself evolved from PIE, as evidenced by cognates (e.g., Sanskrit "pitar" = Greek "pater" = English "father"). For more, see Indo-European linguistics.