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Ah yes, Holi! That delightful festival where even the most serious banker in a stiff suit finds himself smeared with pink, blue, and green.
It’s a celebration of colour, of chaos, and of diversity.
But imagine, a Holi played with just one colour — say saffron, or blue, or green.
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Ah, what a win that was! The streets were alive with cheers, people were dancing on balconies, and social media erupted with messages like, "We did it!" Of course, by "we," most of us meant "they" — the eleven chaps who actually played the game.
But that didn’t stop us from claiming the glory, did it?
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During the Maha Kumbh, numerous religious rituals and sacred baths take place at predetermined auspicious moments. This synchronization leads millions of devotees to engage in prayer and ablutions with a unified state of mind. As a result, their brain waves align and merge, forming a massive synchronized neural network within the Kumbh’s atmosphere—akin to a colossal collective consciousness. Every individual who becomes a part of this network experiences a qualitative enhancement of mental strength, leading to heightened cognitive and spiritual energy.
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It seems Mr. P C George, BJP leader from Kerala has stumbled upon the ultimate solution to protect young women in India from the treacherous clutches of "love jihad" — marry them off by 24! Apparently, once a woman blows out 24 candles on her birthday cake, her ability to distinguish between true love and sinister conspiracy evaporates like steam from a pressure cooker.
Fascinating, isn’t it?
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There was once a man who had no army, no money, and certainly no WhatsApp IT cell to spread his message. Yet, he took on the might of an empire, rallied millions behind him, and built a nation with an idea. His name? Mahatma Gandhi.
Contrast that with Rahul Gandhi, who does have an army—his party, does have money—courtesy of Congress coffers, and certainly has an IT cell—though whether it works for him or against him is another debate. Yet, election after election, he finds himself on the wrong end of the people’s verdict. Why?