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How common are Vellfires in India?
Raj Thackeray owns one i think -
Is Sania Mirza the most under-appreciated Indian?
I agree. She has done a lot to raise the ambitions of middle class Indians and especially young girls and inspire them to achieve great things. Her own professional achievements at the time were unheard of for Indian Female athletes..
However we are a country where personal decisions and family background are as important as professional achievements.
Just look at all the rona dhona on indian talent shows, where it's less about the talent and more about other familial factors.
Especially in a charged political environment, some of her personal decisions won't sit well with a large section of middle class India. -
Thoughts on the Tuono 457 Design?
Rough smash, can't keep my hands off it.
Will buy soon -
Even Avaidh Ojha sir couldn't get spared
Lagta hai Aurangzeb aur Alamgir iske tyre le gaye. -
Racism against India by white people is often normalized on almost every social media platform. However, if they experience even a little bit of racism from Indians, or find culture weird (on social media or face to face experiences), they quickly start complaining. What’s your take on this?
Clearly you have never been a Nigerian -
My new family member :)
What a majestic beast ! -
The stereotypes write themselves
Sad thing is no one intervenes, bas door se video banate raho -
the good in India??
Samay Raina (unpopular opinion)
(Downvote mat karna pls it's a joke) -
Meghalaya is the rich one
Mostly coal mining, also This is just because the wealth gap is so huge, and the less amount of rural folk. Most villagers are poor, the rich ones are very few.
The Supreme Court of India ruled that Meghalaya Tribals have the right to own coal that existed on their own property. Because typically, individuals do not have the permission to own the coal nor mine it on their property if they found coal, they had to inform it to the government, so this ruling brought massive wealth to coal districts of Meghalaya, primarily the Pnars in Jaintia Hills who were the biggest beneficiaries.
Those who were involved in the coal industry in Meghalaya were mostly/almost entirely from rural households. Being from Shillong, I used to hear stories about how these Pnars would spend insane amount of wealth everytime they came to the city as they were involved in this business, they invested heavily in land and properties in Shillong. And many did not properly manage their money and spent it like crazy until they became broke when there was a ban on coal mining and they had to stop sending their children to good schools in the city. I had several Pnar classmates who came from these backgrounds and had to leave as soon as coal mining got banned -
What do girls mean by i only want emotional support and not Solutions.
Bro someone said kandha de gyaan nahi and my dirty fckin mind read it "kandha de gaand le" -
Thoughts on the Tuono 457 Design?
Bulked up NS? -
Which NE state has the best Coffee Culture/Local Coffee Cafe?
Nagaland I guess -
Thoughts on the Tuono 457 Design?
I like it but would've loved if the bigger Tuono designs were carried over -
This is a video from West Bengal 🤫 shhh
That's why. Let us save NE. Religion priority is a must rather than linguistics.
Christians, Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs and Jains can live in peace here. The only sect that's troublesome is you all know which. -
Kanpur ke Sathiyon, Ek Chhoti Madad Chahiye
Jarib chowki jao bro. From there till Tirupati hyundai is all wood & timber market. Best prices udhr mil jaenge -
OP is leaving Gurgaon
Farewell party? -
The stereotypes write themselves
remove the keys and toss it far away and run in opposite direction. -
Even Avaidh Ojha sir couldn't get spared
[source ](https://x.com/news24tvchannel/status/1895341532225642884)
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