VimhalelKin 🇮🇳

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[OSAS🦅 @MrOGdiamond]

It's crazy how social media convinced us that 15 likes isn't enough. Imagine 15 people in real life telling you that you looked good

[Ricky Gervais @rickygervais]

I’ve written hundreds & hundreds of jokes for my stand up over the years, but this is one of my favourites.

[Col Hunny Bakshi @ColHunnyBakshi]

Nagaland’s DIMAPUR is gone

The Nagas who fought for 70 yrs for their indigenous identity as a Naga

I was shocked to hear that a large No Naga girls are marrying Muslims

The population of Muslims in Dimapur has surpassed d locals

Now they are targeting affluent Naga families

[VimhalelKin 🇮🇳 @vimhalel]

@naomiseibt Thank you & Congratulations America.

[Novak Djokovic @DjokerNole]

Srbijo,

Uspeli smo!

Volim vas,
Nole ❤️ 🥇

**
Dear Serbia,

We did it.

Love, Nole ❤️🥇

[VimhalelKin 🇮🇳 @vimhalel]

@KibaVenisha Congratulations to the people of Nagaland.
It was 60 MLA vs. the people of Nagaland.

[Sociology For All @SociologyForAll]

On INTERNATIONAL LABOUR DAY,

Let's see what various Sociological Thinkers would say today.

A Fun Thread 🧵

[Sociology For All @SociologyForAll]

A sociological examination of the 2019 Academy Award winner 'PARASITE’

[Sashi Wapang @sashiwapang]

Red flags for Nagas writing NPSC/NSSB exams 😏

1. Never passed even prelims stage once but keeps talking about how the whole exam scene is corrupt

2. Stays up calculating the Rs 300 exam fee multiplied by number of candidates writing the exam and where this money is going

[VimhalelKin 🇮🇳 @vimhalel]

Pochury Morung.

[VimhalelKin 🇮🇳 @vimhalel]

The Angami Morung

[Netflix India @NetflixIndia]

Some friends are forever ❤️

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Progression of Tom n Jerry from 1940-2023

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

An 800-year-old Stave Church in Borgund, Norway, stands as a testament to the transition from the Viking Age, which spanned from around A.D. 790 until the Norman conquest of England in A.D. 1066, to the arrival of Christianity in Norway around A.D. 1000. The rapid spread of Christianity in Norway led to the construction of numerous wooden churches throughout the country, showcasing the Vikings' proficiency in timber craftsmanship, as evidenced by their iconic long ships.

Even today, wood remains the favored building material for Norwegian homes. While wooden churches once dotted northwestern Europe, Norway's unique wooden "stave churches" are the sole survivors. These stave churches, often towering at 85 feet, are constructed entirely from wood without the use of a single nail. At their peak, Norway boasted potentially over a thousand stave churches, with some estimates reaching as high as 2,000.

Regrettably, many of these churches likely vanished during the bubonic plague's devastating impact on Norway's population. Introduced in 1349 by a ship near Bergen, the "Black Death" is believed to have claimed the lives of as much as two-thirds of Norwegians, and it took until the 1600s for the population to recover to its pre-plague levels. During the 1400s and 1500s, no new Norwegian churches were constructed.

Today, only 29 stave churches remain in Norway, with about half still in use for parish worship, while the others serve as museums, occasionally hosting weddings and christenings. They stand as remarkable relics of a bygone era.

[VimhalelKin 🇮🇳 @vimhalel]

@DuttShekhar #PayOutGiveAway 🙂

[Hekani Jakhalu @JakhaluHekani]

Dreams do come true 💫. Always wanted to show case ‘Made in Nagaland /NE’ in the capital with pride & style . Thank you Hon’ble CM @Neiphiu_Rio for making this possible. Thank you Hon’ble MoS @Rajeev_GoI for ur constant support . #StateOfExcellence #NagalandEmporium

[VimhalelKin 🇮🇳 @vimhalel]

@PoemHeaven I am alone. 🫃🏽