Tennis and mathematics. What else is there? OK: My name is not Inigo Montoya.

Bombay, India
Joined July 2009
Dilip D'Souza retweeted
What a weird party! Abuse Gandhi, former PMs, opposition leaders, or outspoken women, and it’s free speech. Give them a taste of their own medicine, and suddenly it’s an outrage! What a remarkable talent for playing both the bully and the victim! 👏👏
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Election Commission’s software has made a massive blunder. It’s translating Hindi/Urdu names by treating them as if they were English. For example, the name was Muhammad Iqbal Beg, but the software turned it into “Mohammad Iqbal Bheek Mangte Hain”. Another example: A woman’s name was Phool Kali Devi, and the software changed it to “Murkh Kali Devi” . Absolute chaos, what’s going on?
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Modi has wasted one of the biggest opportunities in modern Indian history. People put him on a pedestal & gave him unprecedented power, trust, and political capital. He could have transformed India. He could have challenged regressive practices, even within Hinduism, and pushed society towards a more progressive and rational future. But instead, he chose to appease the most regressive elements of society, religion and culture. He had the opportunity to change India for the better. Instead, he chose to exploit its worst instincts. What a wasted decade. What a lost opportunity.
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💙🤍❤️ "Le chef-d'œuvre le plus abouti du capitalisme contemporain n'est ni l'iPhone, ni la start-up licorne, ni même le milliardaire visionnaire. Non. Son produit phare, son bijou anthropologique, sa plus belle réussite, c'est le pauvre de droite. Une véritable prouesse sociale, dépouillé matériellement, mais riche en certitudes contre ses propres intérêts. On l'a façonné avec soin. On lui a expliqué que ses problèmes venaient toujours d'en bas ou d'à côté, l'immigré, l'assisté, le fonctionnaire, le chômeur, jamais du haut. On lui a appris à hair l'impôt tout en survivant grâce aux services publics. À défendre les héritiers tout en n'ayant rien à transmettre. À applaudir ceux qui l'écrasent, pourvu qu'ils parlent fort et promettent l'ordre. Le pauvre de droite est une créature fascinante, il vote contre lui-même avec ferveur, persuadé qu'un jour, peut-être, il sera du bon côté de la barrière. Il confond la brutalité avec le courage, l'autoritarisme avec la protection, l'injustice avec le mérite. On lui vend la peur en kit, l'identité en solde, la colère en vrac par abonnement mensuel. À l'aube de ce monde nouveau, les monstres ne surgissent pas des marges : ils montent des urnes, des plateaux télé, des slogans simplistes. Ils prospèrent sur la misère organisée et la lucidité sabotée. Le capitalisme n'a pas seulement produit de la pauvreté ; il a réussi bien pire : la rendre docile, obéissante, hargneuse, et reconnaissante. Un chef-d'œuvre je vous dis !" Maximino Fernández
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कच्छा धारियों को बराबर समझ रहे हैं आज के Gen Z...!!!
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Dilip D'Souza retweeted
Best advertisement for condoms 🤡
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Vishwaguru chronicles.
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At this year’s @litlivemumbai , I shall be in conversation with Naresh Fernandes, the brilliant editor of @scroll_in . The session is titled “Gandhi Matters”, and will be held at the NCPA’s Experimental Theatre, 24th October, 630 pm onwards. @tajmahalfoxtrot
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Dilip D'Souza retweeted
You've been PM for 12 years. Unemployment hit a 45-year high on your watch. Manipur burned for 18+ months while you gave zero press conferences. The Adani empire got ₹2 lakh crore in public contracts. The man who divided India by religion, region, and caste is now writing poetry about unity. You didn't name a single "enemy", because the vagueness is the point. Ambiguity is your only weapon when facts have run out. A PM who fears one press conference shouldn't be lecturing a billion people about honour and culture. So tell me directly: which Article of the Constitution defines "hating our culture" as treason, or are you once again governing by vibes?
हमें देश के दुश्मनों के साथ मिलकर लड़ना होगा। देश के मान-सम्मान को चोट पहुंचाने वाली ताक़तें... समाज को बांटने वाले लोग... हमारी संस्कृति से नफरत करने की मानसिकता... ये देश के दुश्मन हैं: PM @narendramodi
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3QD ORIGINAL The laws that ants may, or may not, follow By Dilip D'Souza (@DeathEndsFun) Lanchester’s Laws illuminate how numbers, better or worse, shape ant warfare and collective strategy. 3quarksdaily.com/3quarksdail…
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👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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I tweet what I want to, not what you want to. Hope this helps.
Replying to @ovshake42
@ovshake42 I followed you for cricket related stuff but for every 1 cricket tweet, you have 99 anti Modi, anti BJP tweets. Not much happening in the cricket world?
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Already running out of credibility, the main stream media is stooping to a new low everyday.
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All tyrannies rule through FRAUD and FORCE. But once fraud is exposed, they must rely exclusively on force. Orwell.
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What were Anna Hazare and company doing if not working for “regime change”? Why is that suddenly a bad word now that the BJP is the regime?
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Startup bro wants the government to jail all the protesters because then India's image will improve and stock markets will rise and currency will appreciate. What an exquisite combination of stupid and evil.
Unpopular opinion, if the current govt shuts down these protests for good and throw these morons in jail or out of country, sensex will increase by 10% and rupee will get to 90+ This constant protests send out the message that India is unstable etc,super tiring from mind share / news cycle 0 upside and all downside. Hope AS bhai crushes this drama before Diwali for good
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This video alone is enough to scare Modi & the RSS! 💀
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State surveillance meets citizen software. They removed the name plates. He built the recognition. This Gen Z innovator just did what the system refuses to: made accountability possible. While Delhi Police deploys facial recognition on protesters (and produces lists full of people who were literally in jail), and officers quietly drop their name plates to stay anonymous during crackdowns, a young developer built an open-source FRT tool that works the other way — identifying officers filmed brutalizing protesters, especially women. No name plate? No problem. The tool estimates matches from open data and public footage. Misconduct is not “fair,” and hiding behind a uniform doesn’t erase what cameras already captured. This is citizen technology flipping the surveillance script. When the state uses AI to watch the people, the people can use AI to watch back. Open-source means anyone can build on it, audit it, and improve it — no permission required. Respect to this kid. So proud of him. Accountability doesn’t need a badge. It needs tools and the will to use them. #PoliceAccountability #GenZ #FacialRecognition #DelhiPolice #RightToProtest #OpenSource
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Dilip D'Souza retweeted
The same question crossed my mind too. He was 32 years old. Never studied. Never worked. Still unemployed. Travels all over the world. So my question is simple: “Who pays for all these trips?”
29 years old. Never studied. Never worked. Still Unemployed. Travels all over the India. So my question is simple: “Who pays for this thing?”
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