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Telugu's 1st Social Podcaster | IAS Aspirant | Social Activism | Algo Trader | Content Creator | Interested on History, Politics & Eco.

Andhra Pradesh, India
Joined October 2017
Waited 1 hour, spent another 15 minutes with customer support, and Swiggy’s final solution was to cancel my order! Repeatedly showing 11–12 minutes while the delivery partner isn’t moving is unacceptable. This is the 2nd time! Is this your standard of customer service @Swiggy
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@SwiggyCares Swiggy order #253181544174917
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Don’t judge History Just Learn from it.
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India set to witness one of the Biggest Protest in the History today #CJPProtest
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The current political landscape in India teaches us one thing: The ruling party’s greatest asset isn’t its strength. It’s the weakness of the opposition!!
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Many people know Rayalaseema by its current name. Very few know that it was once officially called the Ceded Districts or Dattamandals. The story behind that name is one of war, debt, colonial politics, and identity. 1/🧵….
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2/ In 1800, the Nizam of Hyderabad ceded a large tract of land to the British East India Company as part of agreements following the Anglo-Mysore Wars. These territories became known as the Ceded Districts because they were ceded (handed over) to the British.
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Support him @Wangchuk66 while he’s fighting. Don’t wait to call him a legend after he’s gone.
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The irony is “ We ask scientists to prove everything. but We ask Baba’s to prove nothing. ”
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“Go back to India,” they say — while America runs on global talent. If Indian immigrants are the problem, ask Sundar Pichai, Satya Nadella, Neal Mohan, Shantanu Narayen, and Ajay Banga to leave too.
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America sells to India, hires from India, profits from India, and competes using immigrant talent — including Elon Musk. You can’t demand Indian brains, Indian engineers, Indian consumers, and Indian markets… while hating Indians themselves. The irony is loud.
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The biggest mistake many Indian analysts make is treating Al as just another tech trend. Al is not only a software revolution - it is an industrial and infrastructure revolution. Semiconductor manufacturing are emerging as the biggest winners. bloom.bg/49gHb5i
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ప్రధాని మోదీ గారికి నా విజ్ఞప్తి - Petrol & Diesel ఆదా చేయాలంటే, bureaucrats, MLAs, MPs లకు VIP convoys, endless rallies బదులుగా public transport & metro వాడటం తప్పనిసరి చేయండి. వారు ప్రజల కోసం నిర్మిస్తున్న world-class infrastructure ని వాళ్లే అనుభవించే అవకాశం కూడా వస్తుంది.
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My appeal to PM Modi - To save petrol & diesel, make it mandatory for bureaucrats, MLAs, and MPs to use public transport and metro instead of VIP convoys and endless rallies. A bonus: they’ll also get to experience the world-class infrastructure they build for Public.
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No caste politics. No religion politics. No alliance politics. No dynasty backing. No regional division. No hate speech. No abusive language. Yet Vijay has made Tamil Nadu politics pay attention. A sign that many voters-especially youth-may be looking beyond old formulas.👏
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Instead of adding more seats, why not control population first? If delimitation rewards higher population, what message are we sending to states that managed it better? Increase seats or control population? Where does it stop?
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Dear @RailMinIndia @RailMadad @RailwaySeva In Sleeper coach door lights stay ON all night-safety matters, agreed. But the direct light disturbs sleep for thousands daily. 👉 why not a partition near doors or any Juggad! Passengers deserve dignity + rest, not just transport!
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Creation of Bangladesh. Merger of Sikkim. She reminded the USA of its limits and refused to bow. Didn’t just govern India — she reshaped Indian map and redefined World Map. Power wasn’t given. It was taken. One Leader, one era Indira Gandhi 🔥
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“Politicians and diapers must be changed often, and for the same reason.” - Mark Twain
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At the end of geopolitics, you will realises - “war has no winners.”
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There was a time when Gandhiji rejected coats and luxury because millions of Indians had no clothes. Today, leaders walk into Parliament like a fashion ramp-designer wear, costly watches,shoes—while speaking of poverty. This isn’t a change in style, it’s a change in character.
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Earlier, wars were fought by soldiers. Now, wars are fought with buttons, bombs and distant missiles. But one thing is still the same —people die. Whether it's soldiers or common people… it’s always the people who pay!!
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