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@nishiuc_me

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@nishiuc_me I know somebody who did that

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@Abhivridhi_Vani Not all people can be reformed, some needs to die

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@HAMazingLew My controversial opinion is that the moment Indians will start dominating in Met Gala, Met Gala will suddenly become "uncool" and not special. People (Americans) will start calling it irrelevant.

[Ty Ngachira @anto_ty]

Addiction is proof that you are capable of intense devotion. You just have a false god

[The Shift Journal @TheShiftJournal]

“All addictions are a low level search for God.”

- Carl Jung

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@ReddCinema He talks like a person who knows his end is near and doesn't have anything to loose. Knows he is anyways going to hell so why not destroy everything before going

[Radhika Ras 🪷 @GitaInspire]

Shri Radha 🫶🏻

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@baba_Omoloro IIT Kharagpur has created National Digital Library for students for all subjects.

Link👇

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It contains more than 4.75 crore precious books

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@entrepreneurtru @sankrant Ofcouse, a pseudo humanist atheist

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"All art is political" mfs when art is truly political:

[ALIM SHAN @AlimShan_]

#Dhurandhar: is a very well made right wing propaganda. All this effort to justify demonetisation? lol. Madhavan wasn’t acting, he was being himself, the usual ruling party dickriding. Akshaye Khanna and the slick soundtrack aside, it’s just another forgettable propaganda.

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@Zoomerjeet Mujhe laga Rahul gandhi ki baat ho rhi h😭😭 yeh tweet dekhke pata chala Pakistani hai

[Sanjeev Sanyal @sanjeevsanyal]

INSV Kaundinya in the vastness of the ocean

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@GudumbaSatti U cannot make this shit up😭😭😭

[Priestlyclass Strongman (Yearner) @priestlyclass]

>be R.C. Majumdar
>legendary historian, born 1888, real deal scholar
>edits 11-volume "History and Culture of the Indian People"
>massive work, Vedic age to freedom struggle
>doesn't whitewash Islamic invasions
>calls out temple destructions, forced conversions & bigotry
>refuses to pretend Hindus & Muslims fused into one happy family
>govt tries to sponsor official freedom movement history
>Majumdar appointed director
>tells truth: Gandhi made too many concessions, Partition partly his fault
>Nehru gang mad, kicks him out
>they give project to some yes-man instead
>Majumdar publishes his own 3-volume History of Freedom Movement
>based, no sugarcoating
>also writes about Greater India, Hindu colonies in Southeast Asia
>Champa, Suvarnadvipa, Kambuja, our dharma spread peacefully overseas
>makes chest swell with pride
>real Hindu intellectual, not secular cope
>leftists call him "communal" & "Hindu nationalist" based af
>didn't give in to the Academia Mafia of Maulana Abdul Kalam.
>tfw one man stood against entire establishment for truth
>die in 1980, but works live on

[Alcuin Press @AlcuinPress]

Karl Popper, what a line

[The Emissary @TheEmissaryCo]

What Indian Left-Liberals claimed Hindutva would do to India is on full display with what Islamism is doing to Bangladesh.

A nation self-destructing purely off of an exceptionally hateful ideology with near no parallel.

A ridiculous false equivalence laid bare once again.

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@YearOfTheKraken Leftists who supports islamism and revolution are the first casualties of the revolution.

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Film opens with a masked villain destroying some Indian asset somewhere and challenging the Indian govt, saying he is coming for them.

Next scene: IB, RAW, and ministers are having a round-table meeting about the villain while his 4K images play on the monitor. The intel chief clears his throat and reveals the shocking truth: the villain is ex-RAW, once India’s finest, now enemy No. 1 because he didn't get promotion on time.

Minister, sweating dramatically: “Ab kya? Kaise rokenge isko?” Everyone looks at each other helplessly. The intel chief removes his glasses and whispers, “Sir… is kaam ko sirf ek aadmi kar sakta hai.”

Cue 45-second monologue praising the hero as the background score swells. Slo-mo entry of the hero, dust flying, camera circling, national flag reflecting in his sunglasses.

Hero ki help ke liye jayegi Special Agent Sofia. Kyu? Abhi to aapne kaha tha ye kaam woh akela kar sakta hai. Haan, lekin Sofia ka figure achha hai. Action scenes ke beech me gaane-waane honge, aur unme woh bikini pehen kar ghoomegi. Lekin yaar? Apni agent bikini? Koi naa, aap tension naa lo. Sofia ko ISI agent bana denge jo hero ki help karegi. Haan, ye theek hai.

Then comes the mission. Cat-and-mouse game. Action scenes, beech me item songs, slow-motion explosions, unnecessary bike chases, and the villain saying “You don’t know who I am!” every 20 minutes.

Then the villain kills the hero’s sidekick, Altaf. Altaf's family would have been a victim of the 2002 riots, but he chose to fight for his country. He’ll die after giving a 10-minute monologue about country over religion. The hero is sad, then angry. It’s revenge time. Background score intensifies.

Again cat and mouse. Hero gets shot but still fights 20 men while bleeding. He is about to lose. Enter Pathaan, or Tiger, or Chhota Tiger, or Kabir or (Skoda) Laura Lehsun for a cameo who save the hero. Hero wins. Villain dies, or escapes with a scar for the sequel, or has a change of heart and sacrifices himself “for the nation.”

Hero and heroine hug. Hero salutes the flags of both countries. End credits roll. Anupama Chopra is sitting in the theatre crying. Hrithik tweets that this is responsible filmmaking. Radhika Apte says ab is desh me bachha paida karna surakshit hai. Jai Hind.