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Something to rejoice about for all we drone companies of India!🙌🏼🙌🏼 Very proud to witness GSLV-F18 carrying NVS-03, the latest satellite in India's NaviC navigation system! Got an opportunity to see it from ISRO's Satish Dhawan Space Centre, Sriharikota! Sounds like thunder and soars like an Eagle . Proud to be an Indian Jai hind 🇮🇳 #isro #satishdhawanspacecentre #gslv #navic #proudtobeindian
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They changed her race.
Doctors are amazing. She travelled all the way from Australia to China to get facial liposuction and a 9D facial lift, and you won’t believe what she looks like after the surgery. 😳
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An Indian court sentences three men to life imprisonment in a cow slaughter case involving 277 kg of beef, fining each around $3,500 "If not punished, mother cows will go extinct," the judge said
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Just read historian Meenakshi Jain’s book Sati, and every page offers an account of how the British and Christian missionaries used the practice of Sati to further their own agendas. The book describes Sati as an extremely rare practice that was never prevalent throughout all parts of India. It argues that, in the early 19th century, English Evangelicals and Baptist missionaries in Bengal used Sati as propaganda to promote religious conversion. The number of Sati cases was allegedly exaggerated to portray Hindu society as barbaric and persuade people to convert to Christianity. Just imagine how much propaganda Christian missionaries spread just to convert people.
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Supreme God is Vishnu 🙌
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Male loneliness has less to do with women and more to do with financial struggles. There are plenty of women out there, but when a man has no money and feels like his life isn’t where it should be, he often chooses isolation. He’d rather stay away, figure things out, and get his life together. Sometimes, a man isn’t avoiding women. He’s avoiding the shame of not being where he wants to be in life.
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Evliliği iyi günde kötü günde yol arkadaşlığı değil sadece instagrama içerik üretmek için kurulmuş iki kişilik turizm şirketi sanan bir nesil yetişti..
Sevdiğin kişiyle tüm ülkeleri karış karış gezip fotoğraflama işi
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the secret to life is to deliberately expose urself to higher levels of suffering until lower level suffering becomes irrelevant. Otherwise, u'll spend ur entire life crying over trivial pain, achieving nothing worthy of it. Increase ur threshold.
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Where hope ends, Maa begins 🌺🔱
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Solution to your every problems!
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We don't eat curry everyday.
I have a serious question for Indians. Let’s say I’m visiting your home, and you serve me curry for dinner. The next day, I come back, and there’s curry again. And the day after that… curry again. As a Japanese person, I might think, “Wow, you must REALLY love curry!” But what if I asked, “Don’t you ever get tired of eating it every day?” Would you think, “Are you kidding? I could eat this for the rest of my life!” Or would you secretly be thinking, “Who said we eat curry every single day?” Because in Japan, many people associate Indian food with curry, but I know Indian cuisine is much more diverse than that. So I genuinely want to know: Do you actually eat curry almost every day, or is that just a stereotype foreigners have? 🇮🇳🍛
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She has arrived 🥹
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It's not India that needs Starlink; it's America that needs Jio.
What the F*ck is this @Starlink ? I'm in rural Alaska with only 1 internet provider. My internet is 20mb down and 5mb up. Worse than any other country. Yet you want $1500...
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First in my bloodline to see a trillionaire begging a billionaire. 😭
Dear Prime Minister Ambani, Please accept my humble apologies for not realizing that you are the real boss of India. Naturally, you would prefer to maintain your monopolistic exploitation of the great people of India, but would you nonetheless consider allowing Starlink to compete? There are many areas of India, as there are in all countries, with no Internet access, which denies children the opportunity for education and for small businesses the opportunity to sell their goods to a global market. Starlink would change their lives for the better. Thank you 🙏
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Just yesterday, JD Vance and the Trump administration were attacking Indians, and today, the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded to an Indian woman. 😭💀
BREAKING NEWS The Norwegian Nobel Committee has decided to award the 2026 #NobelPeacePrize to Navanethem “Navi” Pillay for her efforts to promote peace and international law. #NobelPrize
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He drew the oil price chart.
Trump: Oil is at PRE-WAR LEVELS!
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Trump's chart shows oil transit volume through the Strait of Hormuz (partially recovered per some data), not prices. Brent crude is currently over $100/barrel vs pre-February 2026 war levels near $70. newsweek.com/donald-trump-o… markets.ft.com/data/commoditi… en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026%E2%8…
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So basically, liberals would rather pay Elon Musk ₹8,000 a month and compromise sovereignty than pay Ambani ₹300 and retain it.
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The target audience isn't ordinary citizens like you and me. Musk wants to extend his StarLink technology to regime-change anarchists aka militants/terrorists in Kashmir, Central India and North East. 1. Kashmir - Heavily monitored internet with a plethora of digital blocks for safety reasons. Google StreetView also doesn't work to avoid terrorism scouting. Satellite comms are under surveillance, we traced Pahalgam terrorists through them. In such terrain, only our internal defence comms should be functional, all else is interference. 2. Central India - Naxals and Maoists cannot communicate with the outer world without getting out of their hiding holes. No network coverage is a boon when guerrilla warfare is widespread alongside ambushes. 3. North East - Constantly under attack by militants from Myanmar + other unfriendly countries / regimes. All NE states are a sensitive zone to operate in. Any access to satellite comms is like shooting ourselves in the foot. StarLink isn't just a technology stack, it is a direct weapon against the sovereignty and integrity of the Republic of India that is fighting a proxy war on multiple fronts.
Starlink is inferior to fiber in terms of speed and latency. So it's definitely not for the cream of consumers in India. It's also more expensive than 4G/5G data, so it's not for rural India. Then who is this supposed target audience that's missing out on it?
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