B* khali insaan

work from homeee. So slept till 11

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Cricket is not overhyped

Its deranged unhinged fans are the problem. They start sending death and rape threats to the player’s family if the team loses. Dumb people everywhere

Anyone near tiwariganj?

This sub is so crazy, can not be happy about single positive news without complaining. 😂

"Do you like White Supremacy?"


"Do you scapegoat everyone else except White men for your problems?"


"Are you comfortable with throwing up White Power hybrid-mixed Nazi salutes at CPAC, pretending to be waving or showing  a "zero"?


"If yes to all of these things, it seems your merits are based. Here's your 4chan pol stickers of approval and unchecked power. Now get out there and do some more dangerous damage to the country, you!"

Yeah. It has always been boring as hell to watch as far as I am concerned. There is not even much display of athleticism. A good 50 percent of the game is just people standing around posing with a bad and scratching their groin with the ball.

Ran through gpt this is what I got :

In **867 CE**, **South India**—particularly **Tamil Nadu** and **Kerala**—was indeed one of the most **developed regions in the world**, though it wasn't the only center of advanced civilization at that time. Comparing its development to other regions globally highlights that while South India was very advanced in various aspects (political, economic, cultural, and architectural), other areas like **China**, **the Islamic Caliphates**, and parts of **Europe** were also experiencing significant development.

### South India in 867 CE:
1. **Political Development**:
- The **Chola**, **Pallava**, and **Pandya** dynasties were crucial players in South India's political landscape. The **Cholas** and **Pallavas**, in particular, had a well-organized administrative structure and military prowess. These kingdoms controlled large territories, promoted trade, and exerted influence over Southeast Asia.

2. **Economic Prosperity**:
- **Trade**: Tamil Nadu, especially with its key port towns like **Nagapattinam**, was a center of international trade. South India exported **spices**, **textiles**, and **gemstones**, while importing luxury goods like **silk** and **precious metals**. The **Arab traders** and **Chinese** were significant trading partners, bringing both goods and ideas.
- **Agriculture**: South India's agricultural economy was highly developed, thanks to **advanced irrigation techniques** and the construction of large reservoirs and canals, which helped ensure stable agricultural production. **Rice cultivation**, a staple crop, flourished, supporting dense populations.

3. **Cultural Achievements**:
- **Architecture**: The **Pallavas** had already built iconic **rock-cut temples** like those at **Mamallapuram**, and the **Cholas** were laying the foundations for their monumental temple-building era. The **Brihadeeswarar Temple**, built later under the Cholas, is an example of the grandeur achieved in architectural planning.
- **Art and Literature**: Tamil Nadu was a hub of **literary and artistic excellence**, with the **Sangam literature** continuing to influence poetry and philosophy. The **Bhakti movement** began gaining momentum, fostering religious and philosophical advancements. This period also saw the rise of **devotional literature**, with the Nayanmars (Shaiva saints) and Alwars (Vaishnava saints) contributing significantly to religious literature.

4. **Scientific and Technological Innovations**:
- While there are fewer specific technological advances from South India in this period that are documented, the region had already developed sophisticated **irrigation systems**, **mathematics**, and **astronomy**, building on earlier knowledge from ancient times.

### Comparison with Other Regions:
While **South India** was undoubtedly developed, here are a few other parts of the world that were also advanced at the same time:

1. **China (Tang Dynasty)**:
- **China** in the 9th century was experiencing the **Tang Dynasty**, one of the **most prosperous periods in Chinese history**. China was a world leader in areas such as **art**, **literature**, **printing**, and **astronomy**. The **Silk Road** facilitated the exchange of goods and ideas, making China a major center of cultural and scientific advancements.
- **Advancements**: The Tang Dynasty saw the development of **woodblock printing** and the flourishing of **Chinese poetry**. Chinese cities like **Chang’an** were among the world’s largest and most sophisticated.

2. **Islamic Caliphates**:
- The **Abbasid Caliphate** (centered in **Baghdad**) was a major cultural and intellectual center in the Islamic world, known for its contributions to **mathematics**, **medicine**, **astronomy**, and **philosophy**. The **House of Wisdom** in Baghdad was home to scholars who translated and built upon Greek and Indian scientific knowledge, marking a golden age for the Islamic world.
- The **Islamic Golden Age** was deeply interconnected with both the East (China and India) and the West (Europe), playing a crucial role in preserving and transmitting knowledge.

3. **Europe**:
- In **Western Europe**, the 9th century was largely characterized by the **Carolingian Renaissance** under Charlemagne. While Europe was still largely fragmented and in a more medieval phase compared to South Asia, there were notable developments in **architecture**, **religion**, and **learning**. However, compared to the sophistication of South India, China, and the Islamic world, Europe in 867 CE was not yet as advanced in most aspects.

### Conclusion:
By **867 CE**, South India, particularly **Tamil Nadu and Kerala**, was indeed one of the **most developed regions in the world** in terms of its political stability, economic prosperity, cultural achievements, and social advancements. While regions like **China** and the **Islamic Caliphates** were also highly developed during this time, South India stood out due to its significant contributions to art, literature, religious movements, and trade. In terms of **urbanization**, **engineering**, and **religious and cultural expression**, South India was on par with or ahead of many other parts of the world at that time.

Rajasthan is the only state where I see two rajasthani people, who speak Rajasthani at home, speaking in hindi with each other. I remember since my childhood days that speaking rajasthani is considered “dehati/gawaar”. People who spoke rajasthani all their life are speaking with their grandkids in hindi. Before questioning the third language, we need to question our mindset about speaking rajasthani openly. भाईजी हिंदी बोलणा को धींगानों क्यू करो आपकी भाषा बोल ल्यो थोड़ी 🥹

priyanka by miles

Kareena and it’s not even a question.

Indians are their biggest enemies

Bhaiyyalog Maharashtra madhe yeun kamau shaktat pan aplya Marathi sanskruti sweekar karu shakat nahi tar aamhala hi tumhi maanya nahi

Paatva ikadche bhaiyyana parat UP

Also, why are these pics so photoshopped? They both look towering like Burj Khalifa when both of them are not that tall

Yamaha FZ16

It's not anyone else's responsibility to encourage us to speak in our mother tounge tbh ...  If people cared about a language, they would preserve it even if there was prejudice against the language.... It's that our parents generation didnt care much about language preservation... Me and litreally all my bihari friends have never been taught our mother tounge by our parents... I don't know how widespread this thing is though .... Bengali and odias in mumbai do a great job in preserving their culture and language through bengali and odia association which are mostly connected to a kali ji or jaganath ji temples ... Same thing southern Indians of mumbai have also done with tirupati balaji, murugan ji and ayyappa ji temples... I think similar would work for Biharis but idk 

Do not visit max hospital endocrinologist. Very bad experience

Putin might be the most successful politician of our generation.

Great shot 📸