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Somit Biswas retweeted
Arsenal just lost to Fleetwood Town in the EFL Cup.
Arsenal’s roster: $1.5 BILLION
Fleetwood Town’s roster: $3 million
Fleetwood is currently 18th in the 4th level of English soccer.
Possibly the biggest upset in English soccer history.
Somit Biswas retweeted
Has anyone experienced discriminatory gate personnel @Ryanair in Dublin ? I with my family just did and it was shocking. The tone of address and the mishandling of procedure and threatening behavior. Unacceptable for any passenger. First bad experience in Dublin
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Somit Biswas retweeted
Old friends no longer speak. Bullet-pocked walls bear the marks of violence, & residents make no secret of possessing arms. A local elder likens life to Kargil in 1999.
At the heart of a hostage crisis that deepened Manipur’s divide.
deccanherald.com/india/manip…
He knows nothing happens to judges. Except to justice Loya:) Probably msg to someone to not deliver any surprise adverse judgements.
What to book? They don’t keep anything worth drinking except Rockford to an extent.
VIDEO | Delhi: DSIIDC starts online liquor booking; AAP leader Saurabh Bharadwaj criticises move.
"We challenge the Rekha Gupta government that if they don't shut this scheme, we won't allow their government to function in Delhi," says Saurabh Bharadwaj.
A mobile app developed by the Delhi government's DSIIDC now allows advance booking of liquor from retail vends, officials said. All the same, there will be no home delivery, and the buyers must pick up the liquor bottles booked and paid for by them online, within 48 hours.
#DelhiNews
(Full video available on PTI Videos - ptivideos.com)
If crickets down to 80% that’s huge I think. And talking about young people playing. Absolutely right but then we’ve sent our smallest ever contingent at the Youth Olympics. One thought this should’ve been big by now.
I have been involved in Indian sports for over a decade, and it is heartening to see how far we have come. KPMG’s latest report estimates India’s sports economy at close to ₹2 lakh Cr.
Around 75-80% of it is cricket, and the IPL alone is valued at an estimated ₹1.97 lakh Cr. as a business. While it shows what a well-run league can achieve in India, it also shows how much room every other sport has to grow.
And I believe that growth will be decided by how many young people get the opportunity to play and compete in these sports. The foundations built by the government are bearing fruit. Participation in Khelo India’s ASMITA women’s leagues has nearly tripled in a year.
India has the talent. Our responsibility is to give it the opportunities and support it needs to flourish.
The reason is we want to cling on to our good memories. It’s for purely selfish reasons. Feel we’re reliving our childhood. We say Calcutta too or Madras. No disrespect. Out of love for what Bombay meant, what it used to be. Mumbai isn’t that pleasant, that aspirational anymore.
I genuinely have a question to all those who still call the city as Bombay and not Mumbai.
It has been 30 years since the city is renamed as Mumbai. And still the non-native speakers insist on calling it Bombay. Some of the native speakers also go by the same name while speaking in Hindi or English. I see that in reels, filmy people conversations, college kids' conversations, and everywhere else too.
I don't really have an issue with whatever you wanna call the city but the insistence of calling it Bombay is like disrespecting the local identity and language and feelings of the original inhabitants. And though Mumbai is a cosmopolitan city, it has its own language, culture, food, identify. The local flavour needs to be RESPECTED.
And don't give me a political argument.... Some of you weren't even born when the politics around it happened. Apart from that, what is the reason?
Somit Biswas retweeted
Tata is being criminally destroyed, and no business leader dares say a word.
How long will you stay silent? Until they own you?
Indian business is not Modi and Shah's plaything. You lack courage. We don't. We will ensure justice for these crimes.
Somit Biswas retweeted
Neelam Siroha (50kg) and Kajal Dhochak (76kg) reach the finals of the wrestling world championships. I think this has to be the first time that two Indian wrestlers are in the world championships finals in the same edition.
Very unfortunate if true
Finally found the guy who spread communal hatred in Assam.
1. Comes to stage fully drunk, plays Bihu song while Dhamail Dance is going on.
2. Comes to media and calls Bengalis of Barak Valley "Bangladeshis".
3. His so called innocent Bihu troupe brought daggers to the fight while locals retaliated with bamboo.
How whom media blame?
Only Bengalis of Barak Valley.
This is why Language Movement of 1960 happened in Assam and Bengalis were able to safeguard their language in Barak Valley. But no more. Thanks to the Classic Darvo Effect encouraged by an ex-te**orist ij power.
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US blackmail & Indian cronies’ begging. Lowest corp tax, free land, free companies to take over, no tax enforcement, regular loan right offs, practically no rights of employees n their humongous exploitation. Nothing can satiate the hunger of traders n perennial rent seekers.
It’s about time they formally called them hitters in T20 instead of batsmen. 1st hitter, 8th hitter, 10th hitter n so on.
Batao. Inko hi nahi pata. It’s an everyday thing sirs. People post only when they travel long which is rare. You’ll find someone posting abt Delhi traffic mess everyday. Means he’s gone out far after a long while:)
