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ISI agent from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

1 day ago

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Join us! Manipur solidarity as well as local Indian culture representation on r/place.

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Posted by21 hours ago

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Upcoming AMA Alert: AMA with Zareen Khan, an award-winning actress in Bollywood, Punjabi, and Telugu cinema, TV host, and social media influencer. This Wednesday at 7:30 PM IST on r/India

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Posted by1 hour ago

Rant / Vent

Jawaharlal Nehru. A hot take (I feel bad for having to say it is.. when it shouldn't be).

It is beyond astonishing how someone who promoted parliamentary democracy, secularism, and science and technology during the 1950s, powerfully influencing India's arc as a modern nation is being ridiculed today.

I am disgusted at how India's own citizens can insult such a man for his incapability in leadership when he brought India from having literally NOTHING in 1947 to now by CREATING AND NURTURING huge public sectors like power, transportation, healthcare, education, science and technology, steel. This man had no reason to work as hard as he did for our country and now gets ridiculed like he was a terrorist.

If you dont want to praise him, atleast stop ridiculing the man who created modern India

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Uttarakhand

8 hours ago

Politics

Anurag Thakur wants Oppenheimer sex scene with Gita link deleted: Sources

indiatoday.in/india/...

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Posted by12 hours ago

Politics

Parts of Port Blair Airport's Ceiling Collapse Days After Inauguration by PM Modi; Congress Says, 'Sorry State of Affairs...'

freepressjournal.in/india/...

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Posted by6 hours ago

Politics

Is this it for India?

The recent manipur case might have actually opened eyes on how the government is giving speechs on how this is wrong and no major action regarding it, but even if it did open eyes I don't see any strong party that could stand against the current one.

I was really thinking hard about it as now I am eligibilie for voting and the elections are next year, how excalty is the democracy??

edit: this government has also done a few good things for India. what are the possibilities that the opposition would do better, then again we won't know if they are not giving a chance but the question is is this chance worth, when it's the country which is at stake.

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Posted by22 hours ago

Memes/Satire (OC)