The level of ignorance that some online TamBrahms have on Tamil Eelam and its history and dynamics is so disgusting and pukeworthy. Idhula arivu medhaavi maadhiri Oru tone vera. Yaen da maanatha vangureenga?!

Why blame IIT, Bombay when Modi has enshrined hisaab chukta in law

Run with the Hares, Hunt with the Hounds.

It's that time of the year when Music Storm gets attacked on Twitter.

ஔவையாரின் விநாயகர் அகவல் - என்னஒரு பொருட் செறிவு கொண்ட பாடல். Every year I read it on Vinayaka Chaturthi only to be amazed by it's depth - Jnani's blended Bhakti and Tattvam so seamlessly.

Solomon Pappiah was a scholar who presented himself as a gentle avuncular figure when those with a tenth of his breadth of reading would present themselves as formidable.

I was once listening to an exchange between an older guy who had worked in Saudi Arabia & a muslim father-son who run a grocery store in chennai. The reality check he provided about corruption etc., there was bit too much for them to handle.

Accurate I’ve written about it extensively To put it in a way that will lose the Twitter idiots TN has 4x per capita gdp Of Bihar BUT Wages only 1.85x of Bihar (any worker category ) So where did the 3.15x go? Investment? Rent seeking? Abroad? Figs are worse for KN TS AP

The modern approach to marketing 😂🤭

Next door neighbours Canada, Mexico with their economies strongly dependent on the US, are strongly countering Trumpian excesses,but one self styled VishwaGuru சரியானதொடை நடுங்கியா இருக்கு.

V.V.Kumar regards Subash Gupte as the best Indian leg spinner ever.

El primer robot evangélico:

Bongs have the knives out for Chandra. Two colonial era apparatchiks (TBs, Bongs) at each other's throats - can only be a good thing.🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️

I have been living in Delhi NCR for more than 20 years. In the mid-2000s, we used to see Kanwariyas walking on the roads of Delhi. They walked quietly on the side of the road and did not disturb anyone. At most, there were separate walking areas for them, with volunteers guiding them. There were no loud DJs, no mini-trucks with people waving baseball bats, no fancy lights, no running on the roads, no highways reserved for Kanwariyas, and no flower showers from helicopters. Back in my hometown, Bareilly, I had never even heard of this during my childhood. These things simply did not exist. Cut to 2026. Now, Kanwariyas seem to get the highest priority on the roads of North India during these 15 days of Sawan. An office-goer paying taxes or a patient in an ambulance fighting for their life does not seem to get the same importance. You have to change your travel plans. Schools are shut, offices ask people to work from home, and businesses lose customers. All this happens to accommodate people on the roads for these 15 days. They seem to feel like the kings of the roads. They can argue with police officers, damage cars, and do whatever they want. Unless ordinary people who suffer because of this government-supported event every year start raising their voices, nothing is going to change.