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one annoying thing about India is you can never just connect to wifi. you need an OTP ( one time pin) and if you have an international number getting that one time pin never happens.
You stand up for the outbound, with that standard
It's like a demon looking at my life, my life, my life
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A revolution that needs funding isn’t a revolution. When Bal Thackeray founded the Shiv Sena, the young men didn't ask the leadership for money, they went back to their own neighborhoods, pooled their own pocket change to open Shakhas (Sena Chapters) and dyed their own clothes saffron to make banners. Organic conviction builds movements. Capital just buys audiences.
At its peak, 227 Sena Shakhas acted as hyper local hubs, an extension of the family where locals gathered and solved every day problems, invested in the members. It wasn't about cheap handouts, it was about agency. They maintained job registries, trained youth for interviews, sponsored desks for poor students, and funded micro-ventures.
Ideology gets attention. But movements last when you help people rise above their circumstances.
world is the school, atman( self ) is the student, and maya is the syllabus. krishna sets the test not to punish but to awaken.
maya is the testing ground where soul confronts desires, fear, ambition, attachment. krishna teaches to rise above maya and rediscover ones spiritual path.
pain teaches detachment. success tests humility. every experience becomes a lesson in spiritual growth. maya is not a cosmic trap but divine instrument of growth.
a new kind of flower just dropped this morning in mumbai on inquiring with Grok it’s African Tulip tree from Africa now well established in Mumbai. gm
yesterday i saw a payment happening via QR code. shop sends a QR code to someone on whatsapp while the person is out on the road in a cab and boom payment done.
it’s pretty phenomenal how India transacts these days
Never underestimate the power of the pen. The revolution started with Marmik, a satirical newspaper written in the language of the common man.
Bal Thackeray recalled: “Mumbai was included in Maharashtra, but the Marathi manoos counted for nothing. Outsiders held all the top slots — only their people got a look-in. I started publishing entire lists of these names in Marmik under the column ‘Vacha ani Thanda Basa’ (Read and Sit Silent). After a month, people started sending more lists. But the Marathi manoos does not get roused unless he is bitten. So I renamed the column ‘Vacha ani Utha’ (Read and Rise).”
With those compiled lists, cartoons, and hard-hitting editorials, Marmik touched a nerve. That was the beginning of the Shiv Sena.
This is a great book on how to rise to power with grassroots support. An unassuming cartoonist in a newspaper became Mumbai’s and Maharashtra’s most feared and respected leader. His cartoons had a great role to play.
What explains his control over India’s financial capital, his capture of power in India’s industrial powerhouse, Maharashtra, and his ability to win over the minds of millions and to strike fear in so many hearts? How did he and his Shiv Sena establish sway over the multi-million film industry. Can’t wait to read about Bal Thackeray and The Rise of Shiv Sena
