Love to interact with mammals and electronic devices than homosapiens except for a few I like.

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🚨What's 4B movement 🚨 South Korea’s 4B movement is now part of a growing global conversation.💥 The idea is built around four “No’s”: 🚫 No dating men 🚫 No sex with men 🚫 No marriage 🚫 No childbirth And now, an image circulating from India shows a didi holding a billboard demanding “4B rights”.....bringing the debate closer to home. 🥵 From South Korea to the US and now conversations in India, ........4B is raising difficult questions about marriage, gender roles, relationships, reproductive choice and women’s autonomy. 😮 The debate is no longer limited to Korea. 🌏
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Random thought: If ocean water was sweet, people would have bottled it too. It's saltiness is it's freedom. And that is not about water... #Freedom #LifeLessons #Philosophy #DeepThoughts #StayWild #Truth #Mindset
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Most people think hospitals are where you go to get better. Samuel Goldwyn said it best: “A hospital is no place to be sick.” He wasn’t wrong. Hospitals are designed for acute crisis—not for recovery, not for prevention, and certainly not for building long-term health. They’re high-stress environments loaded with: • Sleep disruption • Noise and light pollution • Hospital-acquired infections • Immobility • Disrupted routines and nutrition The vicious cycle is real: You get sick → you land in the hospital → the environment itself can make recovery harder → you leave weaker than you arrived → you’re more vulnerable the next time. The real flex isn’t surviving the hospital. It’s never needing one in the first place. Your daily habits—sleep, movement, food quality, stress control, and metabolic health—are the actual hospital-avoidance strategy. Protect your health outside the system so the system doesn’t have to rescue you. What’s one thing you’re doing right now that lowers your odds of ever ending up in a hospital bed? #PreventionOverCrisis #Longevity #Healthspan
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This proves women do everything better, I guess Sabrina Carpenter was actually right when she called men useless
this diva CLEARED them so bad i’m crying😭
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Totally agree. Will lawmakers listen?
India needs stringent laws for pet dog owners, similar to England's criminal law for Dangerous Dogs Act.
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A girl student staged a protest after allegedly being left stranded at a bus stop when a KSRTC bus reportedly failed to halt despite students waiting to board it. The incident took place at B. Hosahalli village in Koppala taluk. According to locals, several students were waiting at the B. Hosahalli bus stop to board a KSRTC bus travelling from Hatti-Mundargi towards Koppala city. However, the bus allegedly passed the stop without stopping. Concerned about reaching school in time for an examination, the student reportedly followed the bus and managed to stop it further down the road. She then confronted the driver and conductor, questioning them over the failure to stop at the designated bus stop. “We have an exam at school today. If the bus does not stop, how are we supposed to reach school? Who will be responsible if we miss the exam?” she reportedly asked. The incident drew the attention of local residents, who expressed support for the student. Residents alleged that students travelling from villages to schools and colleges in Koppala city frequently face difficulties due to buses allegedly failing to stop at designated stops or not operating according to schedule. Locals have urged the KSRTC authorities to increase bus services on rural routes during school and college hours. They have also appealed to officials to instruct drivers and conductors to ensure that buses stop at designated bus stops, particularly when students are waiting to board. Residents said timely and reliable public transport is essential for students from rural areas to attend classes and examinations without disruption.
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Bangalore looks like Gurugram. Gurugram looks like Hyderabad. Hyderabad looks like Noida. Noida looks like Bhopal. Bhopal looks like Patna. Patna looks like Guwahati. Guwahati looks like Chennai. Chennai looks like Delhi. The more I travel, the more Indian cities seem to be converging into one giant city with different languages. Same Nike stores. Same Cromas. Same Central malls. Same glass buildings, flyovers, underpasses, cars. Even the same tired expressions. What seems to have disappeared is that old thrill of arrival: “Wow, I’m somewhere else.” Now, often, only the airport code changes. Or is it just me?
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Indian parents will spend 30-50L on their child's wedding without thinking twice. But ask them for 10L to start a business and suddenly they'll give you a 2-hour lecture on failure rate, competition, profitability and how difficult it is to make money. Apparently feeding Paneer Tikka to Sharma ji is investment but investing in your own child is gambling.
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4 school kids died in this unfortuante accident. Everyone is blaming truck driver, However I want to highlight something very different. That is defensive driving, Just learning how to drive isnt enough in India, Teach your children defensive driving. Defensive driving is the ability to anticipate the stupidity that can happen on the road and protect yourself from it. What do you do when: - The car ahead brakes without warning? - A truck is parked in the fast lane? - A vehicle suddenly changes lanes without indicating? - Someone is driving towards you from the wrong side of the road? - A bike appears from a blind spot? - A pedestrian crosses the road while looking at their phone? - An auto-rickshaw stops suddenly to pick up a passenger? - A vehicle behind you is driving too fast and too close? - A driver is angry, impatient or clearly distracted? - You are approaching an intersection where you cannot see what is coming from the other side? Defensive driving means keeping a safe distance, scanning beyond the vehicle directly in front of you, checking blind spots, anticipating mistakes, using indicators, understanding escape routes, slowing down at junctions and never assuming that another driver has seen you. It also means knowing when not to overtake, not getting into a road rage contest, giving way when the other person is clearly reckless, and remembering that being right is not more important than reaching home safely. Driving in India is like navigating through an animal kingdom. Survival depends not only on knowing how to move through the jungle, but also on knowing how to defend yourself when the jungle behaves unpredictably. I hope road safety in India changes over time. I am putting a significant amount of my time into making that happen. But what do we do until then. I will write more about defensive driving soon. I have done a course on it and one day and it has saved my life. I wish to do same for kids.
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Men are naturally submissive. Thats why they follow so well. They love a hierarchy. Look at the military. Look at how they dress like their favorite sports player. If women were naturally submissive they wouldn’t need an entire system of oppression to try to keep them there.
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The animals we see roaming in our communities live a life most of us can never imagine. They spend their days and nights hungry, thirsty, injured, frightened and often ignored. The hardest part? They cannot speak about their pain or ask us for help. Please be kind to them. Offer them food. Keep a bowl of water for them. Show them a little love and compassion. And if you don’t like animals, that’s okay but please don’t hurt them. They deserve to live without fear and cruelty. Their silence does not mean they don’t suffer. Their inability to speak does not make their pain any less real. ❤️ #BeKindToAnimals #CommunityAnimals #AnimalWelfare
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A puppy discovering flying leaves for the first time is proof that happiness really is free. 🍂🐶 No bills. No deadlines. Just one tiny floof convinced the wind is his greatest enemy.
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The climate crisis in one sentence: We have enough food, technology, and money to save the planet. We just have a system where destroying it is more profitable. That's not a climate problem. That's a greed problem. #ClimateJustice
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"Degrowth" doesn't mean we want everyone to be poorer. It means we SHRINK what is killing us,fossil fuels, fast fashion, industrial waste And EXPAND what makes us human,care, education, art, local food.
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21 year old AROMAL A arrested by excise anti narcotics squad in Thiruvananthapuram outskirts. Notorious. Does dealing near water bodies to jump in water and escape. Never been caught with substance by police Main target: school going children Finally caught red handed. 21 year old! Along with operation toofan of police, excise team also doing great job. ndtv.com/thiruvananthapuram-… #genzdrugdealer #operationthunder
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Not a baby in size… but 100% baby in attitude 🥺 This little one just stole the internet.
Baby elephants aern`t really "babies" in size. They are truly babies at heart😆 I wish I could have a baby elephant as a pet.
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We crossed raging rivers, freezing Himalayan passes and dangerous mountain trails, often travelling in silence and fear of Chinese patrols. We left Tibet with almost nothing, but we carried our memories, our faith and one deep hope: we would return home soon. We believed exile would be temporary. We believed we would see His Holiness the Dalai Lama and, one day, walk back into Tibet. But temporary became years. Years became decades. Some of us grew old in exile. Some were born here, knowing Tibet only through the stories our parents carried with them. Still, the dream of home never left us. We did not leave Tibet because we wanted to. We left because we had no choice. And after all these years, we are still waiting for the day we can go home. #Tibet #FreeTibet #TibetanRefugees #TibetanHistory #TibetHistory #TibetanStories #Tibetans #DalaiLama #Himalayas #TibetanDiaspora #RefugeeStories #HumanStories #TibetanFreedom #StandWithTibet #NeverForgetTibet #TibetWillBeFree #HumanRights #TibetStory #OurTibet #LongingForHome
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RT @socially321: Since the Jamui video is trending, here is a general tip for the urban chaps on Twitter. ​Do not visit any secluded, dark…
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China is suddenly everywhere on TikTok. From “Chinamaxxing” to endless videos romanticising life in China, the country is being presented as futuristic, efficient and almost too perfect to question. But what gets left out of the frame? Tibet. Hong Kong. East Tukestan. Censorship. Surveillance. Political prisoners. Beijing has spent years building its global image and using culture, technology and digital platforms to shape how China is seen abroad. The problem isn’t people becoming curious about China or its people. The problem begins when the polished image replaces the uncomfortable reality. A country can have futuristic cities and advanced technology while people are still punished for what they say, believe or post. Don’t let a TikTok trend become your history lesson. Look beyond the algorithm. #China #CCP #Chinamaxxing #TikTok #CCPPropaganda #ChinaInfluence #SoftPower #Propaganda #Disinformation #Tibet #FreeTibet #HongKong #EastTukestan #HumanRights #DigitalRights #Censorship #Democracy #Freedom #TibetWillBeFree
Americans are “Chinamaxxing” on TikTok, turning China into an online fascination while Beijing works hard to make its power, technology and image look irresistible. It may look harmless. It isn’t always. The CCP understands soft power. Make people admire the system, normalise its propaganda and slowly make repression easier to ignore. The danger is not learning about China or its people. The danger is allowing CCP influence to shape what people see, believe and accept while censorship, surveillance and repression are pushed out of the picture. Look at Tibet, Hong Kong and Xinjiang. The same government selling a glossy image abroad is silencing people at home. Don’t confuse fascination with truth. And don’t let Beijing’s propaganda become your reality. #China #CCP #Chinamaxxing #TikTok #ChinaInfluence #CCPPropaganda #SoftPower #Propaganda #Disinformation #InformationWarfare #Tibet #FreeTibet #HongKong #Xinjiang #HumanRights #DigitalRights #ChinaCensorship #Democracy #Freedom #TibetWillBeFree
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Americans are “Chinamaxxing” on TikTok, turning China into an online fascination while Beijing works hard to make its power, technology and image look irresistible. It may look harmless. It isn’t always. The CCP understands soft power. Make people admire the system, normalise its propaganda and slowly make repression easier to ignore. The danger is not learning about China or its people. The danger is allowing CCP influence to shape what people see, believe and accept while censorship, surveillance and repression are pushed out of the picture. Look at Tibet, Hong Kong and Xinjiang. The same government selling a glossy image abroad is silencing people at home. Don’t confuse fascination with truth. And don’t let Beijing’s propaganda become your reality. #China #CCP #Chinamaxxing #TikTok #ChinaInfluence #CCPPropaganda #SoftPower #Propaganda #Disinformation #InformationWarfare #Tibet #FreeTibet #HongKong #Xinjiang #HumanRights #DigitalRights #ChinaCensorship #Democracy #Freedom #TibetWillBeFree
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