My sweet and sour dating experience: An expat career woman on Beijing flings
Apparently, Chinese men are just Mumma's boy with terrible personal hygiene habits. 😂
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@yona_faedda All these are pretty big talks from some RW grpups who don't even have a concept of deity in their spiritual practices (religion in this case). May be start with asking Vatican to be upfront and serious about getting nuns justice, pedophilia etc first. Charity begins at home.
@daarshik108 what if someone has Sun at 26° and Venus at 1.5° in the 9th house Aquarius?
Sun being atmakaraka and Venus being DK? How will bhagya enhance if the native is unmarried?
No PM or political leader has done more for cultural revival & proudly worn his Dharma on his sleeve like him.Somnath Kedarnath, Kashi Vishvanath, Pashupatinath, Rameshwaram, Brihadeshvar, Ambaji, Kanchi, Kamakhya.. he has been to all. Unapologetically Hindu while working for all
#WATCH | Delhi: Cricket star Virat Kohli inaugurated a branch of West Delhi Cricket Academy at DPS RK Puram. His childhood coach, Rajkumar Sharma was also with him.
Sachin Tendulkar was in Andhra Pradesh yesterday
Notice how Sachin Tendulkar removes his shoes before stepping forward to receive an idol of Lord Venkateswara from the CM of Andhra Pradesh
N. Chandrababu Naidu 🙂
Some voices don’t just sing…they become a part of your life. Asha Taai was one of them. We’ve all grown up with her in some way - in our homes, our journeys, our quiet moments. End of an era feels like an understatement today.
Sarpa Pooja this morning in my ancestral home the 150-yr old Pokatutharayil house in Kayamkulam.
My v enlightened cousins who’ve spent a small fortune to preserve the family home exactly as it was (minus the interlocking tiles) perform this ritual each year.
Puja performed in the Sarpa Kavu (snake grove) - my favourite part of the estate- the abode of the Naga Devatas. 🐍 🐍
Many coconut trees on the estate symbolise generations of the family who’ve passed on over the last century. (planted on the funeral site).
#Keralam
Rest in power and glory, Ashaji…
Your unfathomable versatility and voice will be etched in golden letters in the history of Indian music. May God give strength to your loved ones and family. End of an era…🙏🏼💔
#RIPAshaBhosleji
Grew up listening to Asha ji… didn’t matter the mood, there was always a song of hers that fit it perfectly. So many memories, so many emotions tied to that voice. It feels like a part of our growing up has gone silent today.
Rest in peace Asha ji 🙏 My deepest condolences.
#AshaBhonsale
Asha Bhosle ji “The Voice of Love” is no longer with us.. Unable to accept this news.. just met her last month and took her blessings.. her aura as always put me in awe.. She was an inspiration.. an institution of music.. she will always live with us through her melodious songs
Deeply saddened by the passing of Asha Bhosle Ji, one of the most iconic and versatile voices India has ever known. Her extraordinary musical journey, spanning decades, enriched our cultural heritage and touched countless hearts across the world. Be it her soulful melodies or vibrant compositions, her voice carried timeless brilliance. I’ll always cherish the interactions I’ve had with her.
My condolences to her family, admirers and music lovers. She will continue to inspire generations and her songs will forever echo in people’s lives.
Her name is Sanjukta Parashar.
She scored rank 85 in UPSC. She could have become an IAS officer.
She chose IPS instead.
She said she wanted to be on the ground. Not behind a desk.
In 2006 she became the first Assamese woman to join the IPS.
In 2008 they posted her in Makum. One of the most dangerous regions in northeast India. Bodo militants were killing civilians, burning villages, running arms networks for years before she arrived.
Within 15 months she led 16 counter operations in the jungle. She arrested 64 militants. She seized tonnes of illegal weapons and ammunition.
She did not lead from a command centre. She walked into the jungle holding an AK47 alongside CRPF jawans.
She had a four year old child at home.
Her husband is posted elsewhere. She sees him once in two months.
She has a PhD in international relations from JNU. She could have had any career she wanted.
She chose the hardest one.
She is now an Inspector General at the National Investigation Agency.
India has one Sanjukta Parashar. It needs a thousand more.
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