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No wonder an Armenian friend of mine keeps talking about this song for 5 mins whenever I bring up Bollywood.
So this is why Soviets used a Bollywood song to catch spies...
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UPA-era journalists either marry UPA politicians or become MPs from UPA parties, yet audaciously call others Godi media as if they aren't the original lapdogs.
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"I only belive in ney char" Schooled rightly! 😂
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Illegal Bangladeshis who have repeatedly voted in Indian elections confess on @IndiaToday camera as they leave Bengal due to Special Intensive Revision *SIR* of Electoral Rolls in Bengal. Not one, not two several `ILLEGAL BANGLADESHIS' show their voter I-card as they leave Bharat
A heated exchange broke out between India Today's @gauravcsawant and @sardesairajdeep during a debate on the voting rights of alleged Bangladeshi and Rohingya immigrants in India. While Sawant claimed that they would not be allowed to vote, Sardesai questioned the evidence behind the claims and sought details. The discussion escalated as both exchanged sharp remarks, with the debate ending on the note that the truth would come out. #IndiaFirst #IndianDemocracy #VotingRights #BangladeshiImmigrants #Rohingya #IndiaTodaySocial
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The exact kind of quote that will be denied when the usage actually comes. This concept of analysing long term investment returns by some really short term usage metric is the "sansani khes" disease of journalism. But it's also why we didn't invest in AI a decade back.
To suggest that a country should build expensive infrastructure without forward planning or usage modelling is the mirror image of say Lalu saying in the 90s that we should not build infrastructure at all. Please only build if you can reliably model that usage will come. Public monies is not an unlimited asset. It should be deployed in the most efficient manner possible.
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The other day, 1 of my team members was talking about visiting Darjeeling and seeing Kanchunjunga. And I mentioned how it used to be visible from the place where I spent some part of my childhood. And now my TL is full of posts from GenZs discovering Kanchunjunga. Ears everywhere
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In 2012, my Twitter account was ‘blocked’ at the orders of the Govt in what turned out to be a clumsy, disastrous crackdown on social media. I was summoned and ordered to delete certain news tweets. I refused. My account of the infamous #GOIblocks indiatoday.in/magazine/the-b…
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This's too deadly! Suna hai, Yogi Ji is looking out for the editor & will make him Minister after 2027 election😂😂
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Bajaj Finance wale called me. I made them listen to this. He was dumbfounded in the end.
Who is she talking to??
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तुम गाली देते रहो, वह सपनों के भारत को आगे बढ़ा रहा है। मोदी देश के साथ खड़ा है, और देश मोदी के! 🇮🇳 #ModiKahinNahiJayega
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I have seen people behaving so arrogantly when they are in power. But politicians behaving so arrogantly when they have not been in power is unheard of. This doesn’t help India’s prime opposition party nor does it help India.
To every trader in Delhi: We love you and hear you. The Govt shut the metro, sealed our roads and locked down our capital. With a stolen vote nothing is safe - your shop, your savings, your children’s future. Tell Modi to sack accused no. 4, Gyanesh Kumar and the protests will stop in 30 seconds. दिल्ली के हर व्यापारी से: हम आपसे प्यार करते हैं, आपकी बात सुन रहे हैं। मेट्रो सरकार ने बंद की, सड़कें सरकार ने सील की, राजधानी पर ताला सरकार ने लगाया। जब वोट ही चोरी हो जाए, तो कुछ भी सुरक्षित नहीं - न आपकी दुकान, न आपकी बचत, न आपके बच्चों का भविष्य। मोदी जी से कहिए - आरोपी नंबर 4, ज्ञानेश कुमार को हटाएं, 30 सेकंड में आंदोलन रुक जाएगा।
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At TensorNest , we believe that our AI model will dominate the globe soon. We are building our AI from India, but for the world!
🚨 Sarvam AI co-founder Vivek Raghavan warns that India risks becoming a “digital colony” without its own AI foundations, urging the country to build sovereign AI systems.
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It kept getting funnier 😭😂
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কোজাগরী লক্ষ্মী পুজোর শুভেচ্ছা
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203 Indians signed mercy petition for Ajmal Kasab Congress : 82 AAP / CJP : 68 Communists : 53 BJP : 0
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BJP Opposed Farakka Treaty, Passed Resolution, Led March in 1996 Excellent essay on India’s two major water treaties: Indus and Farakka, and the way forward. The Farakka water treaty with Bangladesh was signed by the UF Govt in Dec 1996. Architect of that giveaway was EAM Inder Gujral (who also got rid of India’s assets in Pakistan). The only party which aggressively supported the Treaty was CPI(M). In fact Jyoti Basu was more enthusiastic in pushing the Treaty than Dhaka. As main Opposition led by LK Advani and AB Vajpayee the BJP opposed the Treaty tooth-and-nail for three reasons: it would harm Bihar’s farm interests; it would severely impact West Bengal farming and Calcutta Port; it would be seen by Dhaka as a concession by Delhi with Bangladesh conceding nothing. Advani Ji led a ‘Jal Yatra’ to Farakka, one of the largest gatherings in those days of Left dominance in West Bengal. All the reasons are as valid today as in 1996. The BJP statements and speeches in Parliament and outside and the resolution/s stand un-negated. Farakka Treaty was, is and will always be against the interests of West Bengal as well as Bihar. Candy floss coating will not change this fact.
India’s Ganges Water-Sharing Treaty with Bangladesh is set to expire soon on December 12, while the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan has been placed “in abeyance” indefinitely. Both these treaties confer rights without establishing corresponding responsibilities for downstream Pakistan and Bangladesh. Yet rights should come with duties, including obligations to uphold peace and security. In this essay, I suggest how India can embed new water-sharing arrangements with Pakistan and Bangladesh in separate peace frameworks by emulating the Israel-Jordan model. If Pakistan and Bangladesh want India to do what China refuses — agree to long-term sharing of river waters with any downstream state — they must at least accept verifiable commitments to peace under new water-for-peace arrangements. Water should become a peace dividend, not an unconditional entitlement. It must become a key incentive that sustains subcontinental peace itself. openthemagazine.com/india/wa…
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These buggies are meant for senior citizens and passengers with disabilities. At @DelhiAirport they are never available as they are invariably deployed for VVIPS, VIPs, their children, inlaws, staff and hand baggage that fills up half the aircraft’s cabin space.
Replying to @LloydMathias
So the Honourable Supreme Court judge had a group of 6 waiting for him at Delhi Airport; who escorted him into 2 carts that sped away from the aam janta. They exited via the designated🚨VIP LIFTS at Delhi Airport🙄#MeraBharatMahan 🇮🇳@LiveLawIndia @rsprasad @MenakaGuruswamy 2/2
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