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“BJP and RSS spread lies about Sonia Gandhi throughout her life. Now, she is telling the truth.”
— Priyanka Gandhi 🔥
— Priyanka Gandhi 🔥
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The Movie on Manmohan - Flopped
The Movie on Modi - Flopped
The Movie on Yogi - Flopped
The Movie on Covid Vaccine -Flopped
The Movie on Ram Mandir - Flopped
The Movie on Godhra - Flopped
The Movie on Taj Mahal - Flopped
But The Book on SONIA GANDHI'S
Life - use It wasn't A Propaganda
All those Movies Peddling Lies
That's why Public Rejected them
Belonging A Journey of love is
Going to Become Best Seller Book 👊
The Movie on Modi - Flopped
The Movie on Yogi - Flopped
The Movie on Covid Vaccine -Flopped
The Movie on Ram Mandir - Flopped
The Movie on Godhra - Flopped
The Movie on Taj Mahal - Flopped
But The Book on SONIA GANDHI'S
Life - use It wasn't A Propaganda
All those Movies Peddling Lies
That's why Public Rejected them
Belonging A Journey of love is
Going to Become Best Seller Book 👊
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This person is a doctor (Opthalmologist), a woman, probably a mother and grandmother and this much of toxicity over another mother losing her new born child
So much of haraami toxicity can only be in Sanghis and/or she never got to be a mother or is a "Baanjh" (infertile)
So much of haraami toxicity can only be in Sanghis and/or she never got to be a mother or is a "Baanjh" (infertile)
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The audacity of the govt to threaten citizens with 3 months imprisonment for an expired pollution certificate while forcing us to breathe 400 AQI air everyday.
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Nothing, just the fragrance of Acche Din!
Will someone please tell me what this strange burnt-fuel smell in the air is..?? Almost like kerosene or diesel.
I’ve been noticing it for several days now, from early morning and at different times through the day.
Is anyone else smelling this too? Let me know..
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Prabuddha Chaudhuri retweeted
“अबकी बार, इंडिया गठबंधन तीन सौ पार”
2029 में भारत का आगामी प्रधानमंत्री का एक्ज़िट पोल जारी हुआ है।
@kharge @RahulGandhi @priyankagandhi @ashokgehlot51 @kcvenugopalmp @Jairam_Ramesh
2029 में भारत का आगामी प्रधानमंत्री का एक्ज़िट पोल जारी हुआ है।
@kharge @RahulGandhi @priyankagandhi @ashokgehlot51 @kcvenugopalmp @Jairam_Ramesh
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It’s the smell of institutions collapsing and failure of governance in a democracy. It happens when large sections of legacy newsrooms stop holding elected leadership accountable and citizens and public figures let go of their voice and spine.
Will someone please tell me what this strange burnt-fuel smell in the air is..?? Almost like kerosene or diesel.
I’ve been noticing it for several days now, from early morning and at different times through the day.
Is anyone else smelling this too? Let me know..
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Prabuddha Chaudhuri retweeted
The Tale of Two Widows and the True Meaning of Grace
In the political heartland of Maharashtra, a Deputy Chief Minister tragically loses his life in a helicopter crash. Before the funeral pyre has even cooled, his grieving widow performs the final rites—and, consumed by an power, takes the oath as the new Deputy Chief Minister the very next day. To the self-proclaimed champions of cultural nationalism, this shocking display of opportunism is hailed as "tradition" and "courage."
Now, contrast this with a different chapter of Indian history.
In May 1991, amidst the tragic assassination of Rajiv Gandhi during the general elections, the Congress Party swept to victory. A powerful wave of sympathy surged across the nation, and demands arose to make Sonia Gandhi the Prime Minister. It was practically a done deal. Despite the emotional tempest of her devastating loss and the familiar whispers regarding her foreign origins, she firmly declined the crown. Overwhelmed by grief, she chose to step back from the seat of power.
Sonia was neither born into royalty nor tied to the traditional domestic expectations of the nation's majority community; her father, Stefano Maino, was a humble building mason. Raised in a modest working-class family in Italy, she met Rajiv while studying, fell in love, and made India her home.
Even after losing her husband, she embraced India as her own. Yet, rumor mills and political opponents once spread the malicious falsehood that she would pack up her immense wealth and flee back to Italy. Defying those cynical predictions, she famously declared, "I am Rajiv Gandhi's wife and India's daughter-in-law; I will live in this country and I will die in this country."
This leaves us with a fundamental question: What is the true definition of values and character? Is the person who grasps for power before her husband's ashes have cooled considered "cultured," while the one who walks away from supreme power in mourning is not?
We often witness critics passing cynical judgments on Sonia Gandhi’s attire and composed demeanor. Yet, the same voices rarely scrutinize the conduct, public image, or controversies surrounding women leaders from other political alignments.
The Moral Lesson
True character and values are never defined by a person's birthplace, religious identity, or political affiliation. A person's integrity is measured by their empathy, their conduct, their choices during moments of crisis, and their genuine connection to human compassion. Real dignity stems from actions, not political labels.
In the political heartland of Maharashtra, a Deputy Chief Minister tragically loses his life in a helicopter crash. Before the funeral pyre has even cooled, his grieving widow performs the final rites—and, consumed by an power, takes the oath as the new Deputy Chief Minister the very next day. To the self-proclaimed champions of cultural nationalism, this shocking display of opportunism is hailed as "tradition" and "courage."
Now, contrast this with a different chapter of Indian history.
In May 1991, amidst the tragic assassination of Rajiv Gandhi during the general elections, the Congress Party swept to victory. A powerful wave of sympathy surged across the nation, and demands arose to make Sonia Gandhi the Prime Minister. It was practically a done deal. Despite the emotional tempest of her devastating loss and the familiar whispers regarding her foreign origins, she firmly declined the crown. Overwhelmed by grief, she chose to step back from the seat of power.
Sonia was neither born into royalty nor tied to the traditional domestic expectations of the nation's majority community; her father, Stefano Maino, was a humble building mason. Raised in a modest working-class family in Italy, she met Rajiv while studying, fell in love, and made India her home.
Even after losing her husband, she embraced India as her own. Yet, rumor mills and political opponents once spread the malicious falsehood that she would pack up her immense wealth and flee back to Italy. Defying those cynical predictions, she famously declared, "I am Rajiv Gandhi's wife and India's daughter-in-law; I will live in this country and I will die in this country."
This leaves us with a fundamental question: What is the true definition of values and character? Is the person who grasps for power before her husband's ashes have cooled considered "cultured," while the one who walks away from supreme power in mourning is not?
We often witness critics passing cynical judgments on Sonia Gandhi’s attire and composed demeanor. Yet, the same voices rarely scrutinize the conduct, public image, or controversies surrounding women leaders from other political alignments.
The Moral Lesson
True character and values are never defined by a person's birthplace, religious identity, or political affiliation. A person's integrity is measured by their empathy, their conduct, their choices during moments of crisis, and their genuine connection to human compassion. Real dignity stems from actions, not political labels.
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Use of a Teleprompter 📝 at a Diwali 🪔Milan is unheard of.
Speechless 🤐
Speechless 🤐
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Prabuddha Chaudhuri retweeted
Sonia Gandhi's autobiography is making headlines. What if some of India's top politicians also wrote their own biographies? How would their covers look like?
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The book is NOT about politics. She tells this clearly in the prologue. It is a personal memoir where politics is in the background. SG’s political knowledge is irrelevant here. I would expect you to know how to read a book!
Sonia Gandhi’s political knowledge of what was happening in Punjab and Delhi in 1984 is seriously limited. It spoils a charming memoir about love and life and food.
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I think @SoniaGandhi needs to thank the BJP and its obedient TV channels. They did so much publicity for Belonging even before they read it that a deeply personal book about a relationship of love was treated as a controversial political pot boiler which had many bombshells.
It’s the BJP’s online army and its house-trained anchors who helped turn it into such a bestseller and made it the centre of the national conversation.
It’s the BJP’s online army and its house-trained anchors who helped turn it into such a bestseller and made it the centre of the national conversation.
Sonia Gandhi's just released memoirs has achieved a major first : it is being debated vigorously by many on media platforms even before fully reading the book. You can call it a page by page or chapter by chapter debate as people rush through it. Even before reading it many have tweeted the book cover pic saying they are about to start reading it! No other book has received such attention in recent memory. This can be any authors'/publisher's dream. Noisy TV debates have already politicised the book when much of it is her personal journey from meeting Rajiv Gandhi abroad to becoming part of the larger Gandhi family. What is not in the book is a more intense subject of debate that what is. All this ensures that the book doesn't need any marketing at all! In a sense marketing is totally crowdsourced.
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Prabuddha Chaudhuri retweeted
The same British writer, Lance Price, who had never heard of Narendra Modi, was compensated to compose a book on Modi in 2014. And this is not stated by any opposition leader; it is stated by the writer himself. Lance Price, the author of The Modi Effect, received an undisclosed ion is straightforward: why was it necessary to spend money to create Modi's image if the Modi Wave was so real? #narendramodi #modikajhooth #bjp #india
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Would have been good had this summit been live-streamed. Meets of this kind are hardly held in the country nowadays.
Attended and addressed the opening day of the #BharatSummit in Hyderabad today, at which @INCIndia is hosting experts from 70 countries for discussions on the emerging global order, India’s strategic response, cooperative federalism and electoral integrity. I spoke at an afternoon discussion of International think-tanks from various countries and again at the opening dinner, where I have just delivered the keynote address on the changing world order.
The Summit has drawn around 1,000 delegates, including global policymakers, progressive leaders and senior Congress leaders @RahulGandhi and Mallikarjun @Kharge. The event will also focus on establishing a think tank called "Our World Institute".
The event will also seek to establish a Global South–Global North platform. Senior policymakers and party leaders from some 70 countries are taking part in these discussions.
indiatoday.in/amp/india/stor…
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Yet she has written a book of over 500 pages. It’s her labour of love. She has expressed her thoughts and her life’s experience in the book. To do that one needs a healthy upbringing where hate has no place.
Indira Gandhi: Doesn't have a university degree
Rajiv Gandhi: Doesn't have a university degree
Sonia Gandhi: Doesn't have a university degree
Their servants on social media call every anti-Congressi people illiterate....
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Prabuddha Chaudhuri retweeted
দক্ষিণেশ্বর মন্দিরে Skywalkএর নীচে বেশ কিছু হিন্দুস্তানি বেআইনিভাবে বসে চা/লস্যি, লিট্টি বিক্রি করছে।
এদের থেকে কিনে এদেরকে বাড়তে দেবেন না।
বাংলায় সাম্প্রতিক অতীতে ঘটা শ্লীলতাহানি/ধর্ষণ/খুন, গয়নার দোকান ডাকাতিতে অভিযুক্তরা প্রায় সবাই এই বেআইনি দখলদার।
এদের থেকে কিনে এদেরকে বাড়তে দেবেন না।
বাংলায় সাম্প্রতিক অতীতে ঘটা শ্লীলতাহানি/ধর্ষণ/খুন, গয়নার দোকান ডাকাতিতে অভিযুক্তরা প্রায় সবাই এই বেআইনি দখলদার।
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