Collated by Tusar Nath Mohapatra
You stole money from Ram Mandir. You misused our religion, insulted our priests and brainwashed devotees to grab power. You degraded our nation's institutions. You scammed the taxpayer in multiple ways. You even destroyed your own party and made it into a cult of personality. The moment someone criticized you in good faith, your slaves abused and defamed them. You shamelessly did hisab chukta on your loyal supporters. Your social engineering is nothing but divide and rule. And now you have only galgotias and anpadh gawars left to bootlick you.
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Dharmendra Pradhan episode goes to show why it is wrong to persist with the same cabinet for too long
Things will go wrong whether you like it or not. Keep rotating the ministers, so you don't let too much angst build against any person
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Never in my life did I think that Nepal and Bangladesh will become as much a matter of an inspiration as a metaphor.
Life has an opportunity for everybody.
Contrary to the typical representation of life a single line from Left End to the Right End, Life may be two parallel lines. For every good point in life, there may be a corresponding Andolan Jeevi point on the parallel line mirroring and mocking it.
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Backtracking of the farm laws under pressure was the real blow with long term ramifications. This resignation should have anyway happened earlier on their own terms, so it’s fine
But the loss of face under street pressure precedent has already been set, after the farm protests
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On 23rd i mentioned this will be stretched to UP specially, what is so shocking? And it's advantage bjp because you want this to the the main election issue not the other one that was headline for a month. This issue will unite H other one divide H .
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Interesting, provocative piece from Samyak:
“In the period from the 1990s to the 2020s, this has been the primary method of ‘Escaping India.’ ‘Graduation’ from India through the medium of these specialized fields, moving to a developed country, and ‘settling abroad’ is as close as post-Partition India has come to having a notion of an ‘Indian Dream’. The act of Escaping India is at the top of the Indian pyramid of hierarchy of needs. It is the highest form of self-actualization that an Indian can achieve in his or her life.
The Indian Dream is to do well enough in India so that one can ‘Graduate’ from India.”
[This kind of movie can be considered to start with Karan Johar’s Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (1995) and Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham (2001), Nikkhil Advani’s Kal Ho Naa Ho (2003), Ashutosh Gowariker’s Swades (2004), Vipul Shah’s Namaste London (2007), and countless more.]
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We, the people born between 1950-1989 are the blessed ones...
Our life is living proof.
We played until dusk; we never watched TV.
We played with real friends, not internet friends.
If we ever felt thirsty, we drank tap water not bottled water.
We never got ill sharing the same glass of juice with four friends.
Nothing happened to our feet despite roaming barefoot.
We never used any supplements to keep ourselves healthy.
We used to create our own toys and play with those.
Our parents were not rich. They gave love.. not worldly materials.
We never had cellphones, DVDs, play station, XBox, video games, personal computers, internet, chat - but we had real friends.
We visited our friend's home uninvited and enjoyed food with them.
We may have been in black and white photos but you can find colourful memories in those photos.
We are a unique and the most understanding generation, because we are the last generation who listened to their parents....
and also the first who have had to listen to their children.
We are a LIMITED edition! Enjoy us.
Learn from us. Treasure us.
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