@addheeraj BJP will give all it's remotely winnable seats to BDJS and Twenty20. Never understood their logic. Mavelikkara have a chance provided BJP fields a good candidate under their banner .
@savarnafascist@addheeraj is one of the first if not the first who claimed BJP could win Tiruvalla, Chattanoor and Nattika. Many BJP supporting media also focused only on the other seats.. looking forward for results..
@addheeraj Earlier there were huge nos travelling from Gulf countries to cast vote and return. This time, with the business uncertainties coz of war, the travelling were limited.
Malayalam films from the early 2010's often portrayed chicken with chapathi or parotta as the ultimate combo. Today, that perception has clearly shifted. This is why I’ve always believed that movies play a strong role in shaping public perception over time.
India’s most popular leader, who entered the 2024 election dreaming of 400 seats, lost nearly 10% of his vote share at his own constituency, abruptly, without any organisational collapse or visible anti-incumbency.
This didn’t happen randomly. A "conditional" support base, one that supports power only in exchange for special privileges and constant political reassurance, shifted its voting pattern almost overnight, triggered merely by the narrative that “samvidhan badal diya jayega.”
The result was telling: Modi’s victory margin crashed from 4.8 lakh in 2019 to just 1.5 lakh in 2024. He sailed through because another group, the "unconditional" supporters, who ask little, defend fully, and absorb mistakes silently, held the fort. Imagine the historical embarrassment if 75,000 more votes had shifted toward Ajay Rai.
Now, the BJP has managed to alienate even this unconditional group. Their tolerance had a long rope, but even that has been breached. It won’t end too well for the party unless they make quick amends.
A Sarpanch had two sons, Sonu and Pintu. The Sarpanch said, “I love both of you equally.” Both were happy. Then he added, “However, I reserve the right to love Pintu a bit more. But remember, it still means I love both of you equally.”
Sonu was confused but said alright. The Sarpanch then transferred 50% of his property to Pintu and told Sonu, “That 50% is gone to Pintu. Forget about it. Consider the remaining 50% as all that I have. Both of you work hard, be good men, take care of me, and when I die, I will distribute this equally among both of you, because, as I said, I love both of you equally and do not discriminate between you two at all.”
This is essentially Article 15 of the Indian Constitution, which says the state shall not discriminate among citizens on the basis of religion, race, caste, sex, or place of birth. Yet under the same Article, sub-clauses 15(3) to 15(4) constitutionally empower the state to make “special provisions” for certain groups and thereby enabling discrimination.
🚨 Big News from South Korea!
Samsung has become so big that its total company value crossed 1,000 trillion won.
That’s roughly $740 billion.
It is now the first company in South Korea’s history to reach this level.
Think of it like this:
If South Korea’s stock market is a school,
Samsung just became the biggest student ever in that school.
The whole event was conducted so that he gets a certificate for his admission to St Stephens which was impossible at his 58% marks in 12th. Only 3 people participated & he was 3rd.
National certificate and X'tian minority got him admission.
@sagarikaghose@narendramodi@AmitShah It is not that you don't know the red carpet is for the deceased. You will still try to bring such gimmicks so that people deviate from mourning to complain about the ruling party. Just shows how sick one could be..