Just a concerned observer. Don't take my words to heart. Satire.
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Massive cope from Indians in the replies while this guy openly mocks how compromised the Indian government is.
Adding this to the top 10 Indian humiliation rituals, just below America handing PL 480 wheat to LBS. Brutal.
Jensen should take the Sukarno pill and ask the CCP for copies of the tapes.
Jensen Huang is caught with his pants down economist.com/business/2026/…
Only Trvke is that
SG was just Trump, but socialist.
It was largely his policies that led to INC’s first-ever ouster from power, paving way for likes of Morarji.
It was likely that INC would have been voted out after IG. And if not, leaders like MMS/PVNR would never have risen..
Nothing quite compares to the joy of seeing your family enjoying and celebrating, no matter how far away you may be.
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For those in Delhi, Nehruvian is organising the second chapter of Dāstān-e-Nehru, featuring historian Prof. Rudrangshu Mukherjee, who will speak on Nehru’s The Discovery of India.
Let me know if you plan on attending.
The way he articulates a problem so clearly and offers an equally thoughtful response is something you'd expect from a leader of the 20th century.
These days it's rare.
Do listen to @PrashantKishor addressing the Brahmin community of Mithila region of Bihar.
Sita Maa was literally under the protection of Valmiki Maharishi, on the banks of the Tamasa. That was a far safer refuge for Her than Ayodhya itself.
Ramayan contains passages in which Shri Ram explicitly makes clear that He never doubted Sita Maa. This can only be understood..
...If one views Ramayan as a continuation of the events surrounding The State Ayodhya, had Shri Rama openly defied public opinion, He might well have been branded weak or blinded by marital attachment, much as King Dasharatha was criticised for his attachment to Kaikeyi...
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Many people we hold dear are, in truth, no more remarkable than anyone else. It is often our own excess of empathy, or simply the circumstances under which we came to know them, that make them seem far more special than they really are...
