The language we choose reflects our personality and the kind of person we are. Choose your words wisely, because over time, you become what you think, what you speak, and what you practice.
Using bad language is not cool. Abusing is not cool.
LetтАЩs keep the definition of cool simple: being hardworking, kind, respectful towards others and yourself, striving to be successful through honesty, and making your parents and your country proud.
THATтАЩS COOL.
IтАЩm speaking about this because, over the past few years, the way we perceive abusive language has changed. For many, using such words has become so normal that itтАЩs even considered тАЬcool.тАЭ Without realizing it, people casually use degrading and disrespectful language in everyday conversations.
@Vibhor1911@suritalreja I drink water from the tap that Pune municipality provides while my friend in California and cousin in Boston need to buy it from a store or water ATM ! Wrong comparison.
#WATCH | Delhi | Daughter of a Delhi Police SI (Sub-Inspector) who sustained injuries during the clash between Police and protesters in Delhi, says, "...Before joining the police, my father served as a Marine Commando in the Indian Navy. He dedicated 15 years of his life to the Indian Navy. My father was present at the main protest site. He was on the front line near the barricades, where there was a large crowd. Whenever my father came home at night, he used to say that the protest no longer seemed like a student protest. Many antisocial elements had become involved in it. The very next day, on the 25th, my father was pulled by a rowdy mob and was almost lynched near the stage at Jantar Mantar. This happened on the 25th at around 2:00 PM. He remained unconscious at RML Hospital for about four hours. Around 10:00 PM, his colleagues brought him home, and his uniform was completely stained with blood. It was extremely painful for us to see him in that condition...When I opened social media, I saw that my father was being called a criminal. The very next day, I came to know that the people who had attacked my father were approaching the Supreme Court to wash away their crimes and were filing complaints against him and all the police personnel. I felt very hurt and decided that I should also seek justice for my father. I received support from other police families, and we went to the Supreme Court. We requested an advocate to present our case before the HonтАЩble Supreme Court. The advocate assured us that we, too, have equal rights as citizens of this country and that we would also get justice"
One of the worst haters of BJP is the children of BJP leaders themselves, especially those studying/studied at elite colleges. The hate is so visceral they don't even hide it, despite knowing it could harm their parents' political prospects.
Saw a daughter of a BJP MP from Odisha celebrating Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation on her Insta story. That was alright, but next, her MP mother texted her on WhatsApp asking her to delete the story, saying Dharmendra Pradhan's PA was requesting it. Instead, she posted a screenshot of her mother's WhatsApp chat with the caption: "No PA to Dharmendra Pradhan, I'll not delete the story."
This behavior cones from a desperate need for peer validation. When BJP kids enter elite, left-leaning college circles, their family name instantly makes them social outcasts. To fit in with the cool crowd and prove they aren't like their "backward" parents, they perform absurd overcompensations, becoming the loudest, most hysterical critics of their own family's politics just to secure a scrap of peer acceptance.
Naturally, their politician parents quietly indulge this hypocrisy, viewing their children's posture as a necessary social tax.
Kuch bhiтАж I receive threats too. Almost everyday. Simply because my point of view doesnтАЩt suit a section of people.
Stop celebrating as if democracy has suddenly been restored!
What you really miss is not democracy.. you miss monopoly. You miss ur narratives, your cultural approval.
You think Gen Z is progressive, against sexism.
Then you hear them on Meloni.
You think Gen Z is egalitarian, for the subaltern.
Then you hear them on tea-vending.
You think Gen Z is well-read, for education.
Then you ask them what NEET is.
You think Gen Z is kind, against violence.
Then you see them around reporters.
You think Gen Z is sincere, devoted to its cause.
Then you see their protest fit checks.
You think Gen Z is united, in total solidarity.
Then you watch them handle a burger.
You think Gen Z is just, for absolute fairness.
Then you ask them about merit.
This fraud Neha Bora, AISA president, who did the drama of a fake 22-day hunger strike, was unable to walk without support just two days ago.
Now, after Dharmendra Pradhan resignation, she is dancing like a pro dancer ЁЯШн
Shri Dharmendra Pradhan is one of the finest public servants I know. He cares deeply about the youth of this nation, and particularly about rural students. We have had many discussions on how to better skill our rural youth.
I am sad to see him resign. He has put the nation above self, and my respect for him is even greater now.
Thank you for your service Pradhan-ji, please keep fighting the good fight ЁЯЩП
April 2010
Naxals killed 76 Jawans in Dantewada, Chhattisgarh. Then Home Minister P. Chidambaram offered to resign.
BJP was in Opposition, but asked Chidambaram not to Resign.
Do you know why?
BJP said if Chidambaram quits, Maoists will hail it as their victory. Also, home minister "cannot be seen as retreating".
"We expect him to face the situation boldly. We cannot see the country standing defeated by Maoists"
"Chidambaram should make aspirational statements to boost the morale of the security forces. The BJP will support all the endeavours of the government in its battle to finish the Leftist rebels."
If you want to CANCEL me for saying this - do that right away.
But committing suicide because of fear of appearing in the exams again, or because of fear of failure
is not where Mr. Pradhan / this system failed.
This is where parents & the teachers failed. Failure is a part of life, struggle is a part of life, life is uncertain only & if giving exam one more time breaks you down - you donтАЩt deserve to become a doctor.
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@nitinwelde@Gautaamm His clinic and my office were close by and I had randomly met him in a restaurant across the street. Introduced myself and had let him know that I was his Twitter admirer. Glad I did that because you never know when such things happen! Om Shanti! ЁЯЩП
Mumbai has been hit by extremely heavy rains in the last few days
Roads were inundated
There was a landslide that blocked the newly inaugurated missing link of the Mumbai Pune expressway
The situation was dire. In such cases the role of our media is critical
They need to report the truth and ensure flow of correct information
Sections of the marathi media reported that along with the landslide, a slab of the missing link gave way
This led to the opposition shouting from the rooftop about corruption and alleging that good materials were not used in the construction
Natural calamities are not the time to politicise.
Moreover the suspicious role played by a section of the media was most abhorrent
Sharing incorrect information in the face of calamity stinks of ulterior motives
No wonder they are labelled as chai biscuit patrakars
People defending late comers now?
I have sat in 10 competitive exams - add 2 more where I just appeared for recall questions - being late is an excuse barring force majeure.
If gate closes 30 minutes before - you have to be there 1.5 to 2 hours before. Not 30 minutes before.
We defend everything which is wrong and then wonder why our country has gone to dogs.
We have people defending peeing in public. (No toilet nearby)
There was a Rj defending someone peeing in Metro.
People defending littering. (No dustbin nearby)
People defending stray dogs biting children.
People defending pigeons spreading diseases.
When general public is shameless - the politicians too are cut from the same bread. We get what we deserve.