The Supreme court will have a midnight hearing when Yakub Memon, a terrorist, is to be hanged the next day or a late night hearing at 9pm when Gujarat ATS arrested Teesta Setalvad, a supposed activist who spread misinformation and falsely implicated government officials .. 1/3
@AxisBank@AxisBankSupport I'm getting 1-2 spam calls everyday announcing some offers which I do not want to be communicated to me. It's so frustrating and disturbs my day on so many levels. Please help me get rid of it or else I'll have no other option but to close the account
@6amiji@nagashwin7 No offence to Bibek Debroy but I was just reading 'Sarama and her children' by him and he's used Wendy Doniger as his translation source for Vedas/Puranas. 🤮 Could be that because it was published in 2008, he wasn't aware of her venomous outlook towards our granthas.
@thechaudharis@ANI Not all is bad? Buddy, look around you. The whole city is in chaos. The infrastructure is improving but so is corruption. The local bodies have no dearth of funds. Mumbai must lead by example but it's still stuck in 20th Century.
@ANI@misanjayghadi people travel from Dahanu and Ulhasnagar to Churchgate every day. But I'm sure their work isn't more useful as yours. They must keep living a sub-standard life and keep paying taxes to fund the stay and travel expenses of public servants.
@ANI Dude must have learnt the pain of ordinary folks from this episode and used his official position to improve the conditions. But alas! That is stuff of the dreams.
@JonDoett7d@niychuu@BradyYourTutor_ The irony is that you accused Indians of having an ego while assuming your own bias is a substitute for facts. If your argument falls apart the moment someone corrects it, maybe the problem isn't Indian "bravado."
@niychuu@BradyYourTutor_ - Sanskrit is the official language of two states in India
- There are 3.2mn speakers of Sanskrit in India, not 24,800.
- There are 18 Sanskrit universities and 730 Sanskrit colleges in India
- Journals Published in Sanskrit >100
- 1000s of books have been written post-1947
@GV2257@BradyYourTutor_ No offence, but you're half-read. Almost 3 million people in India are fluent in Sanskrit. I'm sure that's not even a close marker of calling it a 'dead' language. Wheras Latin has just 20,000 speakers in the entire world. There's no comparison between the two
@ajeetbharti@TheJaggi@SwarajyaMag I've discontinued my membership here since 2 years now. They used to do great analysis on many subjects but recently have started defending topics that are indefensible.