He was our ranveer singh until liger flop 😭

2 news that media outlets seem to be ignoring. Oct 15, 2026 - The TVK government led by Vijay ordered 60 days of parole for life convicts in the 1998 Coimbatore terror attack case. Oct 17, 2026 - The DRI searched the residences of Chintamani TVK leader Bhupalan and his friend, seizing 135 kg of methamphetamine worth ₹100 cr.

i need an anime written entirely from the villain’s point of view… except you don’t realize they’re the villain until towards the ending

This is London right now @narendramodi

If you say yes☺️.. I will book the whole stand for you Chan

If you say yes☺️.. I will book the whole stand for you Chan

Cinemalu thappa inko way of enjoyment leni desham lo padda

Yes. We want regime change. Any regime that illegally abducts its own unarmed citizens for unfurling national flag, detains them, uses police machinery in garb of judicial officers to jail them has no right to remain in power. So damn right, we want regime change now.

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Abhijeet, Ashu & Saurav will go down as the first Indians after 1947 to be jailed for unfurling the national flag 🇮🇳 Our youth has shown remarkable courage in the face of a govt that has only contempt for it. By doing so, the country has been awakened.

Telangana Mla elections lo kuda dhintlo 1% match cheyaleremoo💥💥💥🔥

South Indian Youth Refuse to Fall for the Cockroach Trap! The so-called Cockroach Janata Party movements have completely failed to make an impact in South India. While North Indian media outlets are treating these movements as a major phenomenon and running nonstop coverage, there is hardly any response in the Telugu states, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka or Kerala. A few local media outlets have tried to cover these, but neither the general public nor the youth seem particularly interested. What is trending heavily in North India has found almost no takers in the South. There are several social and economic reasons why South Indian youth are staying away from such movements. South Indian Youth Are More Career-Oriented One of the biggest reasons is that young people in South are largely using the local environment on building their IT careers. With a strong presence of IT companies, Global Capability Centres (GCCs), industrial corridors, technology companies and service industries, South India offers a very different environment for its youth. Young people here are busy competing in the global job market, upgrading their skills and working towards better career opportunities. They have little time or interest in getting involved in such politically driven, satirical movements. At most, they might come across this content on social media, watch it for entertainment and move on. They simply don’t see it as something worth taking seriously. Student Politics Has Less Influence Another important factor is the relatively limited influence of student politics across many educational institutions in South India. Compared to several North Indian universities, direct political involvement on campuses is generally less prominent, particularly in professional colleges. The political culture of South India is also quite different from that of the North. Regional parties have a strong presence here, and political discussions largely revolve around welfare schemes, development, governance and local issues. Movements built around political mockery and social media hype are unlikely to attract much attention unless they connect with real issues affecting people’s lives. Some of these satirical political trends may find an audience in North India, where unemployment, frustration and political dissatisfaction have created a different atmosphere. #CJPFlopShow #CJP

Him after watching JJK btw 😭😭

MG chesaru kada deshani.. @narendramodi

🚨 Petrol prices per litre in India as of today. Andhra Pradesh - ₹117.78 Telangana - ₹115.29 Kerala - ₹115.09 Bihar - ₹115.06 Madhya Pradesh - ₹114.97 West Bengal - ₹113.59 Maharashtra - ₹113.32 Rajasthan - ₹113.16 Karnataka - ₹110.80 Odisha - ₹109.63 Tamil Nadu - ₹109.10 Chhattisgarh - ₹108.74 Manipur - ₹106.82 Mizoram - ₹106.80 Jharkhand - ₹106.65 Assam - ₹106.60 Nagaland - ₹105.84 Punjab - ₹105.22 Jammu And Kashmir - ₹105.00 Puducherry - ₹104.29 Goa - ₹104.13 Haryana - ₹102.95 Gujarat - ₹102.84 Meghalaya - ₹102.60 Uttar Pradesh - ₹102.37 Delhi - ₹102.12 Uttarakhand - ₹101.90 Chandigarh - ₹101.51 Himachal Pradesh - ₹100.57 Arunachal Pradesh - ₹99.60 Andaman And Nicobar - ₹88.66

CJP Protest In Bengaluru: No Permission Granted By Congress Govt Permission has been denied for the CJP protest in Bengaluru, where the group had planned a demonstration at Town Hall. Authorities reportedly cite Freedom Park as the designated protest site. ＠Anchoramitaw & ＠Aksharadm6 explain the reasons behind the denial.