Mam why don't you travel by pvt vehicle?
Facing traumatic experience because ppl are having conversations, playing games means you might need to visit mental hospital
I had a traumatic train ride today. It is very sad to see how people do not respect public spaces enough. When we are in the public, we should not shout or even talk loudly and disrespect every individual’s personal space in Public. As artists, we have a 100 thoughts running. And we thrive in silence. Everyone can understand the initial excitement when travelling in a big group in a train. But imagine a group of 40 middle aged adults occupying a 56 seater coach and talking so loudly to everyone for 5 hours. Non stop. Problem in India is nobody can question them. It is an unsaid rule that the other 16 of us which aren’t part of the group should simply endure them. So I requested the TTE if I could get another seat in a different coach. He tried but unfortunately since the train was full, I had to simply stay in the same coach but a different seat. Suddenly a group of 8, that was already yapping and laughing non stop, started playing UNO. And then I requested the TTE if anything could be done. He requested them to stop and they immediately stopped. But after a couple of minutes TTE came back and mockingly asked them ‘yaake sir galaatte maadtaideera?’ (Why are you creating nuisance?) and they had a good laugh with him and said, ‘sir Neevu banni, adona’(Sir you also join, let’s play). So the concern here is not about who won. Myself, along with them, as Indians, lost the Civic sense game. When will we as a nation improve our public behaviour?
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Have you seen that so called power star puneet anna face properly
If not for Dr Raj he would be a auto anna at best
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Comparing Baahubali with KGF is like comparing 2.0 TSI Turbo Engine with Celerio’s 1.0 Petrol Naturally Aspirated
Absolutely class apart in overall story, music & work on characters.
Baahubali is modern day Sholay
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Wow, is this categorised as discovery or invention? Anyways Kudos to these kannada guys for this achievement.
By the way is this the first invention of kannada ppl?
A KSRTC bus (KA-28 F-1985) was driven for 84 km in darkness on the Kalaburagi–Chincholi route with no headlights, used mobile flashlights instead🙆🏻♂️
I blame the RSS for the condition of KSRTC buses. Registration of RSS is the only way to fix this issue
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On the sacred occasion of the 259th Birth Anniversary of Saint Tyagaraja, I offer my humble tributes to one of India’s greatest composer-saints, whose music transformed devotion into an eternal spiritual path and enriched the cultural soul of Bharat.
Sri Tyagaraja, born in Kakarla village of Prakasam district in Andhra Pradesh, remains a source of immense pride for the Telugu people. His contribution to Carnatic classical music is unparalleled. His compositions, rooted in devotion and enriched with philosophical depth, have elevated our musical tradition and brought enduring recognition to the richness of Telugu language and culture.
As one of the revered Trinity of Carnatic music, alongside Muthuswami Dikshitar and Syama Sastri, Saint Tyagaraja elevated Indian classical music to unparalleled spiritual and artistic heights. Deeply inspired by Purandara Dasa and immersed in devotion to Lord Sri Rama, he dedicated his entire life to composing music that united philosophy, emotion, and divine experience.
Musical tradition reveres Saint Tyagaraja as the composer of nearly 24,000 kritis. Yet, only about 730 compositions survive today, and barely 400 continue to live through active performance.This reality is a solemn reminder of our collective duty to urgently preserve, protect, and pass on this invaluable musical heritage to future generations
His immortal compositions like Jagadananda Karaka, Endaro mahanubhavulu, Bantu Reeti Koluvu, Samajavaragamana, and Nagumomu continue to inspire musicians and devotees across the world, rising above barriers of language and geography. Legendary maestros M. S. Subbulakshmi, Mangalampalli Balamuralikrishna, Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer, and D. K. Pattammal carried his divine music across continents, sharing the spiritual brilliance of Tyagaraja and richness of Carnatic music tradition with audiences around the world
My personal association with Chennai gave me the opportunity to witness the profound devotion with which Tyagaraja Aradhana is celebrated at Tiruvaiyaru in Tamil Nadu. Similar reverence is also seen in Hampi, Karnataka. Having witnessed this devotion across states, it becomes our cultural responsibility to celebrate Saint Tyagaraja’s legacy with equal devotion in Andhra Pradesh the land connected to his origins.
As custodians of this rich civilizational heritage, we reaffirm our commitment to preserve, nurture and strengthen the musical and spiritual heritage of Saint Tyagaraja and other great Telugu saint-poets such as Bammera Pothana and Annamacharya. With this vision, the following cultural initiatives should be encouraged and advanced through the collective efforts of government, cultural institutions, and society at large.
• State-level Tyagaraja Aradhana Utsavams in Andhra Pradesh: Institutionalizing annual celebrations with participation from leading musicians, scholars, students, and devotees from across Bharat and the world.
• Comprehensive Digitization Mission: Digitization of manuscripts, notations, rare recordings, oral traditions, and archival materials related to Saint Tyagaraja’s compositions in coordination with the Department of Culture.
#Tyagaraja
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Deadly fight against English continues…
A shop dared to put 60% English on its name board, so a “strong notice” was issued to the watchman of that store, along with a terrifying one-week deadline to fix it.
Flower ❌
Fire ✅
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His name was Potti Sreeramulu.
He was born in 1901 in Nellore and worked as a sanitary engineer with the Indian Railways.
His wife and child died when he was 28 years old. His mother died two years later. He gave up his job and walked to Gandhi’s Sabarmati Ashram.
Gandhi said of him if only I had eleven more followers like Sreeramulu I would have won freedom in a year.
He fought in the Salt Satyagraha and was imprisoned three times. He joined the Quit India movement and was jailed again.
After independence, Telugu speaking people wanted their own state but the government refused to act.
On October 19, 1952, he began a hunger strike with one demand a separate state for Telugu speaking people.
Nehru privately assured him of support but made no formal announcement. Sreeramulu did not stop.
He crossed day 30. Then day 45. Then day 58.
He died on December 15, 1952.
Telugu regions erupted that same night. Riots broke out across Vijayawada, Visakhapatnam, Guntur and Nellore. Police opened fire and seven people died.
Four days after his death, Nehru formally announced a separate Andhra state.
What decades of petitions could not achieve, one man achieved by dying.
His sacrifice did not stop at Andhra. It forced India to reorganise every state on linguistic lines. Maharashtra, Karnataka, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu and Kerala all exist in their current form because of 58 days in 1952.
They call him Amarajeevi, which means the Immortal Being.
He died so that 50 million people could call a place their own.
Follow for real stories India never makes headlines about.
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This moron says "TN fought. TN won't hahaha 🤣 they made kannadigas bakras
TN fought. TN won.
#Delimitation is about representation, about who gets a voice in India’s democracy. It must strengthen the Union, not weaken its balance.
Guided by Periyar, inspired by Anna, and strengthened by Kalaignar, Tamil Nadu has always stood for justice, dignity, and federalism.
The south stood united and made its voice heard. Democracy prevailed.
We never opposed delimitation. We asked for fairness, for a process that is consulted, thought through, and agreed upon. Not one pushed through for political gain.
This is our resolve: every time Tamil Nadu’s rights are challenged, every time its identity or culture is questioned, and every time the federal spirit of India is tested, Tamil Nadu will rise united and unwavering.
My sincere thanks to all opposition parties who stood united.
#TNWillFightTNWillWin #SayNoToNDA
தொகுதி மறுவரையறை மசோதாவுக்கு எதிராகத் தமிழ்நாடு போராடியது; தமிழ்நாடு வென்றது!
இந்திய ஜனநாயகத்தில் யாருக்குப் பிரதிநிதித்துவும் இருக்கும், யாருடைய குரலுக்கு இடமிருக்கும் என்பதுதான் தொகுதி மறுவரையறை. அது ஒன்றியத்தைப் பலப்படுத்துவதாக இருக்க வேண்டுமே ஒழிய, பலவீனப்படுத்துவதாக இருக்கக் கூடாது!
தந்தை பெரியார் - பேரறிஞர் அண்ணா - முத்தமிழறிஞர் கலைஞர் காட்டிய பாதையில், தமிழ்நாடு எப்போது நீதி - கண்ணியம் - கூட்டாட்சி ஆகியவற்றுக்காகவே நின்றுள்ளது.
தென்னிந்தியா ஒன்றிணைந்தது; நமது குரல் கேட்கப்பட்டது; ஜனநாயகம் வென்றது!
நாம் தொகுதி மறுவரையறையை எதிர்க்கவில்லை. நன்கு சிந்தித்து, அனைவரையும் கலந்தாலோசித்து, அனைவரும் ஏற்றுகொண்ட, நியாயமான நடைமுறையையே நாம் வலியுறுத்தினோம்.
தமிழ்நாட்டின் உரிமைகளுக்கும், நமது பண்பாடு மற்றும் அடையாளத்துக்கும், இந்திய கூட்டாட்சிக்கும் ஊறு வரும்போது, ஒற்றுமையுடன் நிற்பதுதான் நமது உறுதி!
இந்த அநீதியை எதிர்த்து ஓரணியில் நின்ற அனைத்துத் தோழமைக் கட்சிகளுக்கும் என்னுடைய நன்றி!
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Mokshagundam Viswesarayya, one of the builders of modern India, an engineering genius, and one of the greatest Indians of modern era, founder of the modern Mysore State, whose legacy lives on todate.
Every where you go in Mysore region, you can find his legacy, be it the mighty Krishna Raja Sagar Dam or institutions like State Bank of Mysore or the Bhadravati Steel Factory.
Thread on his death anniversary today.
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Kannadigas shitting in a foreign country. Worst behaviour.
Fed-up New Zealander calls out immigrants he caught dumping rubbish out of their car in Auckland.
"Don't come to our country and litter"
Follow: @NoticerNews
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Kannadiga family packs elderly father in a gunny bag, and takes him to the courier office to send parcel out of Benguluru, Courier staff called police.
You know the reason 🛺🛺🛺💨💨
#SouthKanglustan #Karnataka
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See tamils entrepreneurship. Kannadigas are the most useless ppl in south india. Good for nothing type of people
I request all tamil communities to share their big brands so that we can make many Tamila aware of the entrepreneurship of our state.
We underplay things but other exaggerate too much It is time to fix this
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Hahaha 🤣.
Just watched Dhurandhar 2 and wow! what a masterclass in how to turn something promising into an endurance test.
It’s like reading a textbook of the most boring subject with never-ending chapters and at some point, your brain just gives up and starts laughing out of sheer despair at the atrocity unfolding in front of you.
If you really want to watch it, do yourself a favor, don’t waste your time or money in a theatre. This is strictly “pause, scroll phone, question life choices” content-best consumed on a streaming platform where escape is just a click away.
Direction, dialogues, editing, background score, acting all consistently subpar. It genuinely feels like no one told them there was a March 19 release deadline approaching. Or worse, they knew and still said, “haan perfect hai, bhej do.”
In Dhurandhar (Part 1), people were hooting, clapping, vibing. There was energy. There was engagement. This one- the audience was having none of it. You could feel the collective disappointment in the theatre.
Also, to everyone saying it’s Ranveer carrying the film-what exactly is he carrying? Because all I could see was his hair. In the first part, his hair had personality, presence, character. In this one, it’s just there. In the way. Of everything. Blocking scenes. Possibly eligible for a supporting role nomination.
And the violence!!! This isn’t a movie, it’s basically a visual handbook (one that absolutely should not exist) on how creatively violent you can get with literally any object lying around. Syringe? Used. Spanner? Used. Knives, spiked balls, machetes, reapers, chains, guns, bombs, bazookas, shutters -you name it, they’ve weaponized it.
The director seems to be in a constant competition with himself: “How do I make the next scene more violent/comical than the last?” And it just keeps escalating to the point where it stops being shocking and starts being hilarious. You chop off both legs, soak a torso in kerosene, and the guy is still delivering dialogues like he’s mid-TED Talk. Medical science, Zindabad. Forget Oscar, Nobel Prize incoming.
Long story short: Dhurandhar 2 is a HUGE disappointment.
Snoozefest/comedy at best.
If Part 1 made you cheer, this one will make you question why
Dhurandhar 2 why?
Ranveer you’re better than this. Aditya Dhar- jingoism and propaganda is so passé. Get over it.
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