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Funny, I was looking at Sachin's stats just yesterday and ended up on this scorecard as this was his last ODI innings.

This makes sense tho

Mahatma Gandhi :


**On COWARDICE AND NON-VIOLENCE**[1] "Hindu-Muslim Tension: Its Cause and Cure", Young India, 29/5/1924; reproduced in M.K. Gandhi: The Hindu-Muslim Unity, p35-36.

* *There is no doubt in my mind that in the majority of quarrels the Hindus come out second best. But my own experience confirms the opinion that the Mussalman as a rule is a bully, and the Hindu as a rule is a coward. I have noticed this in railway trains, on public roads, and in the quarrels which I had the privilege of settling. ….. *But I, as a Hindu, am more ashamed of Hindu cowardice than I am angry at the Mussalman bullying. My non-violence does not admit of running away from danger and leaving dear ones unprotected. Between violence and cowardly fight, I can only prefer violence to cowardice.* Clearly, He intended to say: Why didn't the owners of the houses looted, made attempt to defend their possessions, instead of fearing death?



**On violence and forceful conversion of Hindus by the muslims** in **COHAT** (now in Pakistan) Gandhi wrote in a TELEGRAM TO SURENDRANATH BISWAS dated February 5, 1925

* Sometimes Muslims kidnap a woman and make her embrace Islam. I do not understand how, in this manner, she can become a Muslim. She does not know the Koran. She does not know the **Kalama**. Alas, she knows very little even of her own religion. **I cannot understand how she can become a Muslim**. If someone abducts my wife and she reads the Kalama, then I can no more live in this world. Either I would seek your help in defending her] or beg you to take her back into the Hindu fold. I would be a coward if I did not act in this manner. I cannot claim to be her husband. If you are men and wish to live like men, then make a solemn declaration that as long as conditions do not change, you will not return to Kohat. ..I don't want Hindus to be COWARD.



**Gandhi advised ARMED DEFENCE on mass murders of Hindus by the muslims in Sindh** province, Gandhi writes in a letter published in HARIJAN on 28th Sep.1940:

* *Shri Shamlal Gidwani writes a letter on the situation in Sind from which I quote the following:At the same time that I received this letter, I saw in the papers that five Hindus were shot dead openly while they were pursuing their normal business. As usual the murderers have not been traced. Is this a plan of terrorism to drive the Hindus out of Sind, or is it something else? Someone in Sind ought to be able to answer the question.** *Shri Gidwani does not subscribe to non-violence. He thinks that my advice is contrary to the teachings of Lord Krishna. He thinks, for (to himself) very good reasons, that the Hindus cannot act non-violently. For equally good reasons he thinks they cannot migrate. But he would like me to advise them to defend themselves by arms....But Shri Gidwani is trifling with the crisis when he lazily looks up to me to guide Sind Hindus on impossible terms. If he sincerely believes in the solution he has proposed, he must himself take the training at once and lead the terrified Hindus of Sind along the path of ARMED DEFENSE. It is wrong for the leaders of Sind to look for outside help. They should cease to write. They should seriously think out a plan of action, violent or non-violent, and follow it up firmly and bravely....


After NOAKHALI RIOTS **carried out by Muslims on DIRECT ACTION DAY (Friday 16th, 1946), the following quote from #Wikipedia article shows Gandhi advice to girls for their ARMED DEFENCE, when Gandhi was 77 years old and the Cong president was Maulana Azad who blamed Hindus too for the riots.

On 18 October, Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy personally communicated with Gandhi, appraising him of the massacre of Hindus in Noakhali and the plight of the Hindu women in particular. At the evening prayer, ****Gandhi mentioned the events in Noakhali with concern. He said, if one-half of India's humanity was paralyzed, India could never really feel free. He would far rather see India's women trained to wield arms than that they should feel helpless.

i sat in the at a single desk in the first row near the teacher for a solid 6 months not because i was not punished or anything but nobody wanted to sit beside me (singled out). It was so bad even the teachers were concerned . It felt like being punished for no reason at all and not to mention the rude things my classmates said those days . happy that i am past that and now in a college.

People who don't ask for consent. People who use derogatory language to refer to women.

Baya kar apne dukho ko farebiyo ko hasane ke bahane dete rahe..

Dikhayi thi unhone vedna andar hi andar maje lete rahe :/.

She is part of the English speaking IT cell team.

No one intervened cause that man has a sharp weapon...even if dozen of them rush him he will swing wildly.

but once the weapon was dropped they prioritised beating the dude instead of helping the victim, that's shameful.

There’s nothing in Gurgaon to explore. There are only good clubs. Markets here are modern type for rich people and doesn’t give the Indian vibe. No good food in the city, from the highest rated restaurants to street food, nothing comes close to taste of Delhi.

Delhi is the only choice for average person.

I'm 32 have no idea where to start.

Who gives a shit what Elon thinks? It's only time before he tries to influence Indian politics. Stay away Elon!

People might disagree here because of the recent test series loss but I pretty much agree with Robin.

Rohit is a kind of inclusive captain where the young guys can easily approach him, they'll go out together and hang out and that is why many players like Kuldeep, Yuzi, Tilak, Surya, Samson etc look up to him as a big brother.

While in Virat's case he was rather very disconnected off the field. He was a great on field captain and no one can match his energy but off the field communication is always a major role where he was missing. Just look at any other successful captains like Kapil Dev, Imran, Dhoni or even Eoin Morgan the players feel inclusive under them and their was great camaraderie within the team. Maybe one of the reasons why RCB didn't win any title under him is the same reason. Faf was successful (not in terms of winning IPL but making playoffs every year) captain because of this reason, you see that in post match videos as well. In my theory all the off-field duties were done by Shastri and that is why the pair of Virat-Shastri was successful.

I would just like to quote Nehra. Nehra left RCB support staff and the next season in one of the pre-match shows he was asked what is the one thing you would like to change in RCB. He said, "Virat should make the playing XI with the help of support staff and team management and not alone in his room". Source - you'll have to trust me here.

even trolls vote for the first option

I keep everything on the cloud only because I've lost my phone many times and important information along with it. I use mostly Google, the paid plan and added family members to it to save money, and Telegram for many other things. Most other apps also like notes I try to use only those with cloud sync. I am worried about privacy but more worried about data loss. Hopefully in future I'll be able to afford a personal cloud hardware.

Says a lot about his upbringing

I want to die here (intrusive thoughts:), awesome place

Apply it to bitcoin.....

basic principle of men, right? (Feminist's thoughts)

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