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Indians and Somalians after knowing Pune metro line 3 is finally being inaugurated:
1 million years from now, the Somalian tectonic plate is going to collide with the Indian tectonic plate.
That collision will create an equally high mountain range like the Himalaya on the western coast.
Imagine being the first Somalian to trek up till Pune, only to see Hinjawadi metro still not inaugurated.
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1 million years from now, the Somalian tectonic plate is going to collide with the Indian tectonic plate.
That collision will create an equally high mountain range like the Himalaya on the western coast.
Imagine being the first Somalian to trek up till Pune, only to see Hinjawadi metro still not inaugurated.
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Adult friendships are basically like… I’m alive. I love you. Life is beating my ass. Talk soon.
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Uday Shetty made us laugh, Pratap Narayan made our blood boil, and Ganpat Belwalkar broke our hearts. A true titan across genres and languages. End of an era. Om Shaanti Nana Patekar.
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As an adult, one of the hardest decisions you’ll ever make, is when to throw away the box after buying a new electrical appliance.
Replying to @mistwhimsy
Fr everyone and their forefathers are at the Ladakh marathon what is this!?
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Indian vegetarianism is less about preference or compassion for animals and more about regressive ideas of purity and disgust toward meat eating. Otherwise, you’d be boycotting dairy and opposing the industrial abuse of cows 🤷‍♂️
From a vegetarian perspective, I genuinely struggle to understand how some people can be so comfortable eating animal, especially when there are so many alternatives available today.
I know not every non vegetarian thinks or eats the same way, so this isn’t about judging every individual.
But personally, the idea of eating another living being just doesn’t sit right with me.
For me, choosing vegetarianism is a choice rooted in compassion and Ahimsa!!
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A better way to frame this is that only 20% Indians are vegetarian. The rest just eat regular food as the rest of the planet understands regular food.
"Non-vegetarian" is a term that only exists in India.























