
Arts Administrator & Acting Facilitator, @NKP_Aadhira | MA International Studies @SMC_Chennai | UAE to India š¦šŖš®š³ | Moon Child
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Joined April 2010
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#COP31Türkiye is underway, bringing together world leaders, activists, scientists, business, Indigenous Peoples, civil society to address climate change.
Taking place every year, UN Climate Change Conferences (COPs) are the only š forum where countries agree on #ClimateAction.
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2026 is on track to be one of the warmest years on record, with ocean heat & sea levels reaching new highs.
New @WMO's #StateOfClimate update warns El NiƱo is expected to bring more extreme weather in 2027 & calls for urgent #ClimateAction.
wmo.int/news/media-centre/stā¦
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Just remove the air purifiers from every MLAās and ministerās home and office, and watch how quickly clean air becomes a national priority instead of religion.
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The race to become the next James Bond is heating up, with five actors reportedly screen-testing for the iconic role of 007.
I would also like my book in Persian, however, a publisher has not contacted my literary agents for the rights to translate and print my book yet. If you know a Persian publisher, please have them email [email protected] Thanks š
Replying to @mayemusk
I want to print in Persian and I have requested it several times. I am waiting for your response.
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The night of Diwali is proof of why India can NEVER become a developed country.
Developed country ke log donāt burst crackers when the AQI in their city is over 500. It becomes a NATIONAL EMERGENCY (for reference see what happened in Singapore a few weeks back).
They care for their country, they care for its air. They care for the future generations. They care for knowledge. Basically, they CARE.
Indians DONāT care about India. We treat our own country like SHIT. And until we donāt learn to care, we will NEVER become a developed country.
Not in 2047, not in 3047. Aur jalaao pataakhe, jalake sab rakh kar do.
The end.
My book is in Hindi. Thanks to the publisher @RajkamalBooks
Replying to @mayemusk
Please publish your book in Hindi as well, because there are many children and women in rural areas who want to read it and learn about you.
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every year without fail, Diwali reminds me of just how little empathy people in this country have for others and how severely they lack some basic civic sense
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A humble appeal - BAN FIRECRACKERS
Please ban all types of firecrackers all 365 days a year, across India, irrespective of the function, festival, occasion, event or need, private or public, small or big.
There is no other way of avoiding mass respiratory diseases, mass cancer incidence (in coming years), and huge discomfort to crores of humans and animals on a regular basis.
Indians must demand it together. Politics has lost all power to persuade people. Judiciary has no strength left either (in this matter). Only citizens can save themselves. So demand this constantly.
Please save the coming generation at least.
Thank you.
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Just one more day to go!
The excitement is building across the country, with bookstores getting ready to welcome @SoniaGandhi's much-anticipated memoir. At its heart, Belonging is one courageous womanās story of falling in love with a man and a country, of finding the strength to remake her life and to serve India, the place where she belongs.
@Bahrisons_books @mathrubhumi
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The AQI has come down since midnight and is hovering around 200 mark. The spike last evening when the AQI averaged around 1000 for about 4 hours between 6 PM to 10 PM. With Northerly winds we may continue to see the daily numbers around 200 for the next few days before Easterlies return and make the air crisper again.
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This is not a political book, itās a personal one.
Much has been written about my family, but rarely with real insight into who they were, their motivations, their struggles, their very human flaws. I wanted to portray them honestly, as people I knew and loved.
I write in the Hindu about how Belonging came to be.
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Discover how the UAE became one of India's top oil suppliers, strengthening energy ties and boosting strategic reserves for both nations.
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šŖ Celebrate Diwali responsibly!
Public roads are not for bike racing or dangerous stunts. Those engaging in two-wheeler racing or reckless riding will face strict legal action.
Ride Safe. Celebrate Safe. Stay Responsible!
#Diwali2026 #RoadSafety #NoBikeStunts #ChennaiTraffic
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We live in a world where almost every moment of silence is filled. A phone, a notification, a conversation, another distraction. But I wonder if in constantly staying connected to everything around us we are slowly losing the ability to connect with ourselves.
Sport taught me something profound about silence. Standing on an Olympic shooting range, surrounded by enormous expectations I learnt that stillness was not something I could find around me. It was something I had to discover within myself. And over the years Iāve come to realise that this lesson extends far beyond sport.
Silence gives us the space to hear what often gets lost in the noise of everyday life. Our own thoughts, our uncertainties, our hopes, and sometimes the uncomfortable truths we need to confront. Perhaps we spend too much of our lives searching for clarity in the world outside, when some of the answers can only emerge when we become quiet enough to listen.
This Diwali, as we celebrate the triumph of light over darkness, perhaps we can also make a little room for stillness. Not just to illuminate the world around us, but to better understand the world within us.
Wishing everyone a beautiful, peaceful and meaningful Diwali. šŖ
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Sixty years in public life, and still the same person. Proud of you, Ma. ā¤ļø
"The values that I learnt growing up survive. I have tried my best to be true to them: loyalty to family and friends, sincerity and feeling for others, the idea of being dutiful and responsible. I think I can say that in these I am the same person Rajiv met sixty years ago." - CPP Chairperson @SoniaGandhi
Read her interview with The Hindu about her upcoming book, Belonging: A Journey of Love.
thehindu.com/news/national/sā¦
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A long time ago Rajiv and I realised that there was no point in trying to keep up with all that had been written about us. But, as I say in the book, there came a time when I felt that I should tell my own story.
Read my interview: thehindu.com/news/national/sā¦

































