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India
Joined April 2023
What happened to RISCV?
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Replying to @elonmusk @Starlink
we don't want starlink in our country are you dumb or what 😂 stop this stupid propaganda script paying people to tweet and then quoting them like "omg people want starlink" 🤡 what a crackhead script idiot
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Can AI reverse engineer compiled binaries and create apps with the same behaviour? Might be possible
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At Delhi Metro, a young boy wearing earphones was taking a water bottle out of his bag when his tiffin box accidentally fell, spilling all the food onto the floor. Without hesitation, he tore a page from his notebook and carefully gathered the spilled food. He then took out his handkerchief and wiped the floor clean. A small act of responsibility and consideration that speaks volumes about good upbringing. ❤️
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Brilliant and sadly so very true.
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Peaceful Abduls are preparing for Civil war and making weapons in their houses😭😡 Meanwhile Hindus are being divided in the name of caste and language.
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Can the "good Muslims" kindly tell the bad Muslims to stop Love jihad please????????????
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1600-year-old sculpture of Sri Vishnu in a reclining posture (Ananta Padmanabha)— sculpted from a single block of granite 📍 Undavalli Caves near Vijayawada in Andhra Pradesh
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To be secular is no more a 'choice' in India. Be Hindu stay Hindu! #TCS #nashikviral
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An Indian traveler had just returned from a foreign trip. He saw a man sitting in his car, eating food and throwing the garbage straight onto the road. The traveler shouted at him for littering. Instead of feeling ashamed, the man chased him to beat him. In this country, trying to teach basic civic sense can even put your life at risk. So if you try to correct someone, be careful.
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Kuch kaam ka nahi UN 🙊
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Bill Maher: “If you don’t know what’s going on in Nigeria, your media sources suck. You are in a bubble. And again I’m not a Christian, but they are systematically killing the Christians in Nigeria.”
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One village in Uttara Kannada has one of the most unique depiction of #Ramayana in the form of a Veeragallu . Hope we can preserve it with care and pride Hubbangeri , Kumta Taluk Has someone seen this in person ? Pc : Mr Geoff Murray @HKPatilINC @gssjodhpur @nsitharaman @osd_cmkarnataka @dcuttarakannada @ChristinMP_ @XpressBengaluru @PMOIndia
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point to be noted.
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He nailed it 🔥
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Dharma retweeted
Hindus have been a fattu kaum for long time now. No fighting spirit. Ran away from Afghan, Pak, Bangladesh. Then from Kashmir, Kerala, WB. Started moving to foreign countries. Now westerners are calling for violence against Hindus. What will be the next destination? Pluto?
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Hardship of living - India 🇮🇳 Tax Terrorism - India 🇮🇳 Dirtiest nation- India 🇮🇳 Worse civic sense - India 🇮🇳 Hardship of doing business- India 🇮🇳 Lowest tax payers to population ratio- India 🇮🇳 Corruption in bureaucracy- India 🇮🇳 Worse social security - India 🇮🇳 Policy paralysis
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Great news. 👏🏼👏🏼 18,000 Hindus Return to Sanatan Dharma in Chhattisgarh In Chhattisgarh, Pratap Singh Judev and his team have reportedly facilitated the return of around 18,000 families to Sanatan Dharma through community outreach and religious initiatives. The effort is being described by supporters as a continuation of a long-standing movement focused on cultural reconnection and voluntary return to traditional practices. This work follows the legacy of his father, Dilip Singh Judev, who was widely known for leading similar campaigns in the past. According to accounts associated with the movement, Dilip Singh Judev played a role in the return of nearly one million people to their original faith over several decades. Supporters view these efforts as an assertion of cultural identity and religious continuity, while emphasizing that participation is voluntary. The developments have once again brought national attention to Chhattisgarh and its unique social and religious landscape, highlighting how faith, identity, and community traditions continue to shape public discourse in the region. 🫡 🫡
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