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Some heroes are born with powers. One chose to become a symbol. From the shadows of Gotham to the hearts of fans across the world, Batman reminds us that you don’t need superpowers to stand for what’s right. Keep the Bat-Signal shining. #BatmanDay #Batman 🦇
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People who want to appear moral are attracted to the left. People who want to appear rational are attracted to the right. Effective Altruism lets you appear rational and moral - the ultimate ego trip.
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DC delivers a bloody and stylish genre ride, backed by impressive action and strong filmmaking craft. Its atmosphere and technical finesse keep it engaging, while the BGM adds pleasant surprises. However, beneath the spectacle, the film lacks emotional depth. #DC #MovieReview
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On this special day, I join the entire nation to wish you a very Happy Birthday. May you be blessed with good health and continued success in serving our nation. Your dedication to Bharat continues to inspire millions. Happy Birthday, Hon’ble PM Shri @narendramodi @PMOIndia
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A peaceful mind creates a peaceful life. Your thoughts can be your strength or weakness—control negative ones, stay positive, and guide your mind toward growth, happiness, and inner peace. — Lord Krishna​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ #WednesdayWisdom
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Today, we celebrate the engineers who dream, design, solve, and build with purpose. Behind every innovation is a mind that dared to ask “what if?” and a heart that chose to make it possible. Happy Engineer’s Day! ⚙️✨ #EngineersDay
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लालबागाचा राजा 2026 प्रथम दर्शन I Lalbaugcha Raja 2026 First Look. #lalbaugcharaja Clik for YouTube link : piped.video/9_9DiJJhmNg?si=gAbE…
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On this auspicious #GaneshChaturthi, we welcome Vighnaharta — Lord of new beginnings, wisdom & harmony. May he remove all obstacles, grant noble choices, fortitude & blessings of peace, prosperity & joy. Happy Ganesh Chaturthi! Ganapati Bappa Morya! #VinayakaChaturthi
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13 years later and this is still the most accurate documentary ever made about iOS vs. Android
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The Timeless Gestures for Their Timeless Bond. In 2025, PM @narendramodi shared the Russian translation of the Bhagavad Gita with President Vladimir Putin. A year later, another timeless Indian classic, the Thirukkural, finds its way to him in Russian. #IndiaRussiaPartnership #BRICS2026 #BRICSIndia2026
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Presented President Putin with a Russian translation of the Thirukkural, which carries the eternal wisdom of the great Thiruvalluvar across languages and borders.
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Focus on your efforts, not the results. Give your best with dedication and honesty,success follows naturally. Do your duty with a calm mind and trust the journey. — Lord Krishna #WednesdayWisdom
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தமிழ்நாட்டு கோயில் கோபுரங்களின் உயரம்! #TNHRCE | #Ancient | #Temples | #HinduTemples | #TNHRCEDepartment
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Krishna was about to break his vow not to take up arms in the war when Dharma demanded action. Bhishma kept his vow, even as Dharma was violated before his eyes. Krishna’s action was just to remind Bhishma : A vow is sacred only as long as it serves Dharma. When keeping it begins to protect Adharma, breaking it may become the higher duty. #Mahabharat
After Draupadi’s humiliation, she wanted to curse the entire kuru clan. Gandhari urged her to forgive them. Years later when Gandhari lost all her sons in Kurukshetra war - her grief turned into anger and she ended by cursing Krishna - The God himself! Maybe that’s the harsh truth about people. When it’s your pain, they ask you to forgive. To be wiser. To let go. But when pain becomes personal, suddenly, the rule changes. People preach wisdom until they are the ones bleeding. #Mahabharat
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After Draupadi’s humiliation, she wanted to curse the entire kuru clan. Gandhari urged her to forgive them. Years later when Gandhari lost all her sons in Kurukshetra war - her grief turned into anger and she ended by cursing Krishna - The God himself! Maybe that’s the harsh truth about people. When it’s your pain, they ask you to forgive. To be wiser. To let go. But when pain becomes personal, suddenly, the rule changes. People preach wisdom until they are the ones bleeding. #Mahabharat
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Each planet has its own sound obtained by turning electromagnetic signals into audible sound waves.
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The biggest injustice done to Krishna was not forgetting him. It was reducing him. We kept the flute. The butter. The romance. We forgot the mind. The Gita is not about conquest. It is about inner command. Krishna did not climb a mountain to return with commandments. He spoke on a battlefield. Because life is the laboratory. Conflict is the test. “Dharma” is the response. The Gita has 700 verses. A few hours to recite. A lifetime to absorb. And inside those verses are almost every human crisis. Collapse. Identity. Death. Duty. Action. Desire. Attachment. Love. Ego. Fear. Faith. Consciousness. Choice. Freedom. The Gita begins with a human breaking down. And ends with that human standing up. That is the journey. From confusion to clarity. From paralysis to action. From ego to awareness. From attachment to freedom. And then Krishna does something extraordinary. After 18 chapters, he does not threaten Arjuna. He does not demand obedience. He does not say: “Believe me or suffer.” He says: “Reflect on this fully. Then do as you wish.” - Gita 18.63 Think about that. Krishna did not demand belief. He demanded understanding. Knowledge first. Freedom after. That is Krishna. Perhaps Krishna Consciousness is not something to acquire. Perhaps it is something we were taught to forget. We put Krishna in temples. We decorated him. Prayed to him. Celebrated his birth. Politicians did it. Society did it. Families did it too. We taught children his miracles. But rarely his mind. His philosophy became religion. His questions left the classroom. His Gita became something to worship. Not something to interrogate. Study. Debate. Live. Perhaps that was the real reduction of Krishna. We made him merely “The God.” When he could have remained “The Guru” of civilization. So this Janmashtami, do not only ask: “Where is Krishna?” Ask something more uncomfortable: “Why did we put Krishna inside a temple… and leave his mind outside?” Happy Shri Krishna Janmashtami.
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#KappalottiyaThamizhan Born on September 5, 1872, in the Thoothukudi district of Tamil Nadu, V. O. Chidambaram Pillai, a dedicated follower of Thiruvalluvar, embodied the virtues espoused by the philosopher in his lifetime.
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