bhai tu khi nta ko kharidna tho nhi ja rha na
agr ha tho mere main me 100%ile kr diyo

Being an Introvert and having lived outside India for some years now. I just cannot handle too many people at one place. I need my personal space.

Yess mai toh shop kuch khareed nhi pta crowd ki vajah se 😂

The reason I slowly became an introvert or better say a very private person is the behaviour and attitude of people out there.

 police enjoyed latent episodes yesterday aur ab uska show dekhenge bas hamare liye bann hai kya Samay?

Bhag mc. Bkl. Terrorist bc

Bhai ye Electric wali bus mein sabse jyada hota hai

I like the higher variant ones, also I don't like white colour in this car for some reason, I mean other colours look better. And in this image it looks like some kinda Tata Punch facelift lol

Then these people question why teams don’t come to India to play matches… first, address your own issues!

Seems similarly ugly!

You’re also being misinformed if you took the time to listen to the entire press conferences trump has given and then look at the headlines from the articles from left leaning subreddits. 

You’re going to lose if you don’t use primary first hand sources

Shillong

ji dafinatly boys climbed well

Hope they suffer worse torture by police and hope they're academic career gets destroyed. I hope they live a pathetic life

Try Kokapet neopolis viewpoint

ELI5: My entire childhood, we learned about the "checks and balances" of the government. Why is this failing so badly? Is it simply everyone bending over? How can all of these tremendously damaging actions take place without approvals, and THEN go to the courts to be challenged?

I think "India after gandhi" should be a good start. At least the first chapter tells how Nehru and Patel joined the different princely states, sometimes forcibly. It also has a good portion on Nagaland. I haven't finished reading it, so maybe someone who has can give a better opinion. "Ulfa - the mirage of dawn" if you want to understand Assam's armed struggle.

One point about Assam though. You mention Northeast was ruled by Kamrupa empire which is not true. The entirety of NE was never under it. You also said Ahoms came and became a part of "Indian Empire". Completely false. Ahom empire was never part of any Indian empire. The Mughals failed many times. The Burmese attacked the kingdom and weakened it and then the English came, defeated them and the Burmese gave Assam to british in 1826.

I do welcome you on your journey to understand these things better. Keep reading.

This post has nothing to do with NE lawl

But if you wish to understand how the NE was united (polite word for annexed) into India, I have personally found the interview of leaders of rebel groups like NSCN - IM, NNPGs, ULFA etc to be helpful for seeing "their" side of the story. Interviews are easily available on YT.

As a mainlander, it certainly was helpful for me to get some understanding of the situation on the ground, and the history behind the current situation. It also made me develop some sympathy for the rebels, while I can't condone secession from the union, they do have some fair and reasonable requests with respect to protecting their local culture and ethnic identity, which I feel we should consider agreeing to.

No medieval kingdoms of NE/regions were part of mainland polity prior 1826.

That patti sir nte entry..😂😂