30. स्वप्नलोक में निरंतर विचरता, वक्र बुद्धि, प्रयत्नशील लेखक.
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Bihar’s Anmol Kumar smashed 184 off 86 balls, with 18 sixes and 11 fours.
Yet, BCCI’s spotlight remains on “nepo kids” like Aaryavir Sehwag, despite him missing the top 10 run-scorers.
Hatred of Kashmiris in India is so much that even a bus travelling to Kashmir was heavily pelted with stones, leaving an elderly man bleeding. Hatred for kashmiris is systematically cultivated, politically legitimised and socially normalised.
Vance says he went too far after India’s rebuke | Following criticism, US Vice President JD Vance admitted that his "indentured servants" rhetoric was imperfect, and he wanted to aim at the US companies and the visa system, not the H-1B visa holders. India had condemned JD Vance's description of H-1B visa workers as "indentured servants", calling the terminology "deeply offensive" and saying it carries painful historical and colonial legacy connotations. Full Report Here 👇
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Human life does not have a cist in India. Paper leaks; law and order issues; and crowd management failures.
The government cannot evade responaibility.
"Those semi-intellectuals considered "intellectuals" get furious when shown the same disrespect as they have towards nonintellectuals." - Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Semantics aside, I think India is a middle power for 4 reasons:
1. Weight: Sitting at #6 in nominal GDP—comfortably in the middle tier of global power.
2. Blocs: Balancing between US–China and US–Russia.
3. Bridge: Straddling the rich North and poor South.
4. Capability: Neither too weak to depend entirely on others, nor powerful enough to do without them.
Archives from my chat at LSE on ‘Global Indianism- The Unavoidable Identity of Modern Indians’
We discussed geo politics, psychology of the self, sociology, media theory and its evolution and the hidden forces behind a resurgent racism against Indians.
Asim Munir wants to redraw Pakistan, but he may end up breaking it
General Zia-ul-Haq once dreamt of 53 provinces in Pakistan; today, Munir plans to do something similar. But Munir’s reported plan to redraw the map risks turning ethnic fault lines into flashpoints.
By @Utpal_Kumar1
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