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engineer. retweet does not mean endorsement. defence and humor.

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@ANI So army nails out incompetent civil administration . Always army or cops

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@LtGenDPPandey 😂

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@Cloudwatch199 If an intelligence agency of a failed state is able to do so much, what us our own doing 🤔. We are supposed to in top 5 economies of the world

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@ajit_bhaskar 😊👌🙏🏻

[Bhagavad Gita @GitaShlokas_]

What they call Mythology is actually our History

[Alvin Foo @alvinfoo]

The Onion Principle of Success

Most people quit too early.

They see a problem, spend a few hours thinking about it, come up with a complicated solution, and convince themselves that’s as good as it gets.

But Steve Jobs believed something different.

“The first solutions you come up with are often very complex. Most people stop there. But if you keep going, peel more layers of the onion, you can arrive at elegant and simple solutions.”

I’ve found this to be true in almost every area of life:

* In business, the best strategies are often simpler than the first draft.
* In leadership, the most effective communication is usually the clearest, not the most sophisticated.
* In personal branding, the strongest message is often the one that’s easiest to understand.
* In life, clarity comes after confusion, not before it.

The people who create extraordinary outcomes aren’t necessarily smarter.

They simply stay with the problem longer.

While others are looking for shortcuts, they’re asking deeper questions.

While others are adding complexity, they’re removing it.

While others have stopped digging, they’re still peeling back another layer.

The lesson:

When something feels overly complicated, don’t assume complexity is the answer.

Stay with the problem.

Think deeper.

Ask “why” one more time.

The elegant solution is often waiting beneath the surface.

Most people never reach it because they stop at the first layer of the onion.

Don’t. 🧅

[VSidd @Vsidd1968]

@arroworks Absolutely! Guy to be fired by @PMOIndia

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@SandeepMall I have a sample of a brand made India : HMT (janata , ganda Berunda) , timex (expedition , classic) , sonata . Lost my titan , it fell off 🤦🏼‍♂️

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@TechTurbanator Wishing you safe driving

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@Pruthvinreddy They will buy 2 cars, 4 bikes. Park all on the street 😂

[ChristinMathewPhilip @ChristinMP_]

Bengaluru Traffic Police Advisory: "Karnataka State Natural Disaster Monitoring Centre has forecast heavy rainfall in Bengaluru from June 7 to 9, 2026. Citizens are advised to exercise caution while driving through waterlogged areas, avoid unnecessary travel during periods of heavy rain & use BTP ASTraM app and Bengaluru Traffic Police’s official social media handles for real-time traffic updates and important alerts" @blrcitytraffic

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@matthew_labosco @_Pammy_DS_ Prana Yama : https://t.co/AVbfOng1Bs

[Nachiket Deshpande @nachiket1982]

A lot of people think that an e20 compatible vehicle means no effect on fuel efficiency with e20 as compared to pure petrol.

Unfortunately, that's not the case. An e20 compatible vehicle means that ur vehicle won't face component damage due to 20% ethanol. Fuel efficiency will be lower even if you have e flex fuel vehicle.
Ethanol has 33% less calorific value than petrol. 20% ethanol means 6-7% drop in FE in ideal conditions for an e20 compatible vehicle. The drop will be worse for incompatible ones, which are roughly 90% of the total fleet.

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@whyteknight07 Yes

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@KiranAradhyaadv 😂

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@somnath1978 Yes.

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@KesariDhwaj Time our armed forces focus in china than Pak

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@impuni Exactly.

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@DeccanHerald So Pradhan & team successfully destroyed CBSE ! Something no state level politician could do 😂.. @PMOIndia

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@Ananth_IRAS @rajtoday @BBTheorist @sanjeevsanyal @rvasisht @brahmmajoshi @Pria12Rao @vsengupta @aparanjape @PantryCar @mumbaimatterz Absolutely. Remember as a kid , the dust hit us in the 2nd class coaches . The movies romantized the drivers though 😂