10th ke mid me deactivated instagram, best decision. comments aur hate posts dekh ke vaise hi man ni krta chalane ka. switched to twitter and its even worse. ab bas pinterest, letterboxd aur kabhi kabhi reddit

So that these weak independent woman finally know how to become strong independent woman on their own, not with husbands money

" vellathil mukkiya njan neendhi poruvada patti "

As in like lift weights and what not, no. But recently I have started running/walking 5ks about 3-4 times a week. My goal this year is to eventually run it in under 20 minutes

Annamalai = Ettappan.

Mere toh 10th mein bhi 89.2% the 🥲

tbh in Hollywood the money goes in film making in Bollywood money goes to get actors

many people watch the movie because of their favourite actor like Pathaan

Ab ye road se jyada divider pe gaadi chalayega🥳

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Mahant Narayan Das, the perpetrator of the Nankana Sahib Massacre (Saka Nankana Sahib), led the attack on February 20, 1921, at Gurdwara Janam Asthan in Nankana Sahib, Punjab, Pakistan. He and his armed men attacked a peaceful gathering of Sikh reformers (Akalis) protesting his corrupt management of the Gurdwara. This brutal and indiscriminate attack resulted in the deaths of over 150 Sikhs, including women and children.

The massacre occurred within the context of the Gurdwara Reform Movement (Akali Movement), which sought to remove corrupt Mahants like Narayan Das, who were mismanaging Gurdwaras, engaging in un-Sikh-like practices, and were supported by the British colonial government. These Mahants treated the Gurdwaras as their personal fiefdoms.

The Nankana Sahib Massacre sparked widespread outrage and condemnation, galvanizing the Sikh community and intensifying the Gurdwara Reform Movement. It also exposed the complicity of the British government in supporting the corrupt Mahants. The massacre ultimately led to the removal of Narayan Das and the passage of the Sikh Gurdwaras Act in 1925, which brought Gurdwara management under the control of democratically elected committees. The Nankana Sahib Massacre remains a significant event in Sikh history, a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made to protect their faith and holy places, and is commemorated annually.

On a personal level, i feel that people don't have an opinion these days, they look for someone who they can follow and too much reliance upon social media ( meme pages who give news specially) to stay updated will only provide a biased perspective and we feel whatever is being put up, is real whereas no attempt whatsoever is made to check the other side.

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Covid batch 🌝

I'm thinking about going to a pub today,wanna join?

please do not promote Isha

Where is Madurai aims? Seems like it will also come when we learn Hindi, (only then they can employ Hindi speaking people)

How can anyone hate chole bhature? Ghar par nahi bante the kya chote par?

Politics. Civic sense. Janatha. I can go on.

I hate hearing myself in recording

Really miss the Mr ICC.... he was incredible left hander- opener

There was a legendary twitter admin of Goa electricity. I never saw such prompt service even from private players that are listed on the stock market

If they did start winning the Darwin award, this city would be near empty in a few days. Almost every person on the road has the civic sense of an ape.