Dear Apple community.. it's time to end this.. you've had 18 years of it (a little less in Australia), it's not cool anymore, it hasn't been for a while.
I love technology and it's awesome people are excited for launch day, to get their own new product, but the queues and the clapping is just from a time gone by, let it go.
How indians feel about INDIA:
Beautifully written by Ajit Sivaram. LinkedIn
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India isn't a country. It's a beautiful contradiction.
The world looks at us and sees chaos. We look at the same scene and see home. They call it noise. We call it life.
They see poverty. We see resilience.
They see crowds. We see community.
This isn't blind patriotism. It's the complexity of loving something that refuses to be simple.
India breaks every rule of what should work. Our traffic shouldn't move, but it does. Our diversity should divide us, but it doesn't. Our democracy should collapse under its own weight, but it stands. Somehow, impossibly, magnificently - it all works. Not perfectly. Not always efficiently. But it works.
Foreigners arrive with clipboards and theories. They measure our GDP, our sanitation, our systems. They leave confused when they see joy in places their metrics said should have none. They can't understand why the same people who complain about corruption will defend India fiercely to an outsider.
Because they're looking for consistency. And India isn't consistent. It's contradictory.
We worship goddesses but struggle with women's safety. We invented zero but can't fix our potholes. We send rockets to Mars but still have villages without electricity. We touch feet in the morning and party at night. We're ancient and infant, spiritual and material, frustrating and fulfilling - all at once.
The secret that outsiders miss is this: Indians don't love India despite its problems. We love it with its problems. The chaos is part of the charm. The struggle is part of the story. The imperfection is part of the beauty.
This isn't resignation. It's a different kind of hope. Not the Western kind that demands immediate solutions, but the Eastern kind that understands time moves in cycles, not lines. That problems aren't just to be fixed but to be lived through. That joy isn't what happens when suffering ends, but what happens while you're waiting.
We don't need the world to understand India.
We just need them to accept that some things can't be understood, only experienced.
Because India isn't a place you analyze.
It's a place you surrender to.
And in that surrender, somehow, you find yourself.
RW प्रचंड चूतिया लोगों का समूह है ~
Indian Army decimated Pakistan today and sheer will of Indian political leaders made Pakistan to beg mercy infront of world theatre.
और हमारे यहाँ रो रहे हैं ट्रंप के बयान पर !!
India and Pakistan have today worked out an understanding on stoppage of firing and military action.
India has consistently maintained a firm and uncompromising stance against terrorism in all its forms and manifestations. It will continue to do so.
🔥🔥 I hope folks producing Shark Tank India get a chance to listen to this clip whenever they’re done giving space to ‘mere papa ki factory��� makhana, cloud kitchens, zero fat ice cream, vegan namkeen & hyperfast saree delivery as ‘startup innovators’.
Suchir Balaji worked as an engineer for Sam Altman building AI, until he decided that Altman was committing crimes. Balaji became a whistleblower, and soon after was found dead in his apartment. California authorities claim it was suicide. Crime scene photos clearly show a murder. Balaji’s mother, Poornima Ramarao, tells the most shocking story we’ve heard in a long time.
धनतेरस का ‘धन’ से उतना ही लेना-देना है जितना गुलाबजामुन का जामुन से। लोग धन्वंतरि से ‘धन’ निकाल कर, धन का अर्थ सोना और, कुछ न मिले तो, धनिया तक ले आए हैं कि कुछ तो लेना ही है।
आरोग्य और आयुर्वेद के देवता को स्मरण कीजिए। खरीदना है खरीदिए, पर जान लीजिए कि ‘धन-तेरस’ का ‘धन’ से संबंध नहीं है।
Marathi Movie Director Vijay Dutt told his Music Director Dhananjay Dhumal that he wanted only natural voices of Birds for the Movie "Machivarla Budha" based on GN Dandekar's novel.
Dhumal travelled 1800 kms through the jungles of Lonavala, Arnala, Tryambakeshvar and Satara. He collected 25 GB of data, edited and prepared this Bird Song. This does not have Music of any instrument and is 100% natural. Enjoy this ecstatic Music most of which was recorded in the morning. Watch the crazy hammering of Woodpeckers and a Raquet-Tailed Drongo take-off.
#Brilliant
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Price of life: 26-year-old UPSC aspirant electrocuted to death in water-logged Patel Nagar, Delhi.
From Deoria, UP, he had come to the capital a few years ago determined to enter the civil services. Murdered by civic apathy & broken infrastructure. 🙏🏽