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Suryavanshi said:
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You have very less option to settle after retirement will probably recommend haridwar/roorkee
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Green areas are good to go and you will do well if you are rich
Red areas: it's over.
 
Blademaster said:
No way for me to live like that. Not my lifestyle. It looks like I have to find another place to retire if India cannot clean up her air around the cities.
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well if you want clean air, clean water, not much congestion, great scenery and never too hot or too cold by India standards, the answer is obvious : Port Blair. Especially so if you are hindi speaker/tamil or bengali speaker as they are the three biggest ethnolinguistic communities in Andamans.
however, it comes with a big drawback - Andaman still imports pretty much everything from the mainland, so things are more expensive than one is used to and you will still need to get to mainland if you have severe/serious long term health issues.

Reality is, North India is always gonna be fucked for air quality. because that is the geography of north India - it is basically a gigantic bowl hemmed in to the north by the mountains, to the south by the Deccan plateau and mountains to the east and west as well. With most of the year the wind blowing from sea to land, where the heck is the air from north indian plains supposed to go ? it cant override pressure clines to blow out to the sea, it cant override density cline and climb over the himalayas, so it basically just swirls in the bowl-cavity that is the indo-gangetic plains.
 
The vocabulary being used on twitter and some dingy websites has now entered mainstream television.

View: https://x.com/pakistan_untold/status/1880589379825197401

Dome shaped minarets are basically a replica of Byzantine Architecture which the Ottomans copied.
The languages like Arabic, Persian were developed by the Indigenous Arabic tribals and Zoroastrians. And the grammatical structure of Urdu is again from Khadi boli. And the vocabulary has so many words modified from Sanskrit, Persian etc.
Don't know what this so called journalist is claiming.
 
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shade2 said:

View: https://x.com/KSingh_1469/status/1882816949538914758

The greatest loss for the country in recent memory was Parrikar's death.
Batman doesn't trust anyone else, Ninda is just a placeholder and Batman can't micro-manage everything including going after baboons and users like Parrikar used to...
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Trust me. Rajnath is an idiot. I am from UP (although I left in childhood). He ran UP into the ground and he is doing the same with DM. Most likely the mentality is that defense ministry is an easy paycheck (kickbacks etc). He embodies everything bad about what I call "Old India" - Lazy, will happily watch others work without giving any direction, content with status quo, etc
 
GaudaNaresh said:
well if you want clean air, clean water, not much congestion, great scenery and never too hot or too cold by India standards, the answer is obvious : Port Blair. Especially so if you are hindi speaker/tamil or bengali speaker as they are the three biggest ethnolinguistic communities in Andamans.
however, it comes with a big drawback - Andaman still imports pretty much everything from the mainland, so things are more expensive than one is used to and you will still need to get to mainland if you have severe/serious long term health issues.

Reality is, North India is always gonna be fucked for air quality. because that is the geography of north India - it is basically a gigantic bowl hemmed in to the north by the mountains, to the south by the Deccan plateau and mountains to the east and west as well. With most of the year the wind blowing from sea to land, where the heck is the air from north indian plains supposed to go ? it cant override pressure clines to blow out to the sea, it cant override density cline and climb over the himalayas, so it basically just swirls in the bowl-cavity that is the indo-gangetic plains.
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bablu666 said:
The vocabulary being used on twitter and some dingy websites has now entered mainstream television.

View: https://x.com/pakistan_untold/status/1880589379825197401

Dome shaped minarets are basically a replica of Byzantine Architecture which the Ottomans copied.
The languages like Arabic, Persian were developed by the Indigenous Arabic tribals and Zoroastrians. And the grammatical structure of Urdu is again from Khadi boli. And the vocabulary has so many words modified from Sanskrit, Persian etc.
Don't know what this so called journalist is claiming.
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not byzantine. The persians. Particularly the Sassanian architecture. That is literally the gumbaz + minaret architecture we see in the ruins of ctesiphon and a few sites in iranian plateau.

This is also openly acknowledged in abbasid sources - where the abbasids both lament and praise the fact that the Persians are the diplomats, administrators,architects and general 'intelligensia' of the empire, with the arabs being the muscle and devotion to allah.
The fall of the abbasids is seen as the sack of baghdad under Hulegu Khan, but thats just the final nail in the coffin. Reality is, the Abbasids were severely declined for about 200 years before Hulegu showed up, because Abbasids started the ghulaam culture once they conquered Khorasan & started the ghulaami of turkis- who turns out are helluva lot more warlike and competent at war than the arabs ( cold desert people are hardier than hot desert people coz cold desert people are in hell 24/7, even in winter while hot desert people actually get to have some ez time in their winter period).
And the slow demise of the abbasids began, because within a couple of generations, the proliferation of the ghulaams meant that the 'power' on ground transitioned from the hands of the arabs to turks - no longer is the Caliph's main concern being 'how to keep the various tribes of arabs - banu this banu that happy and focussed on conquest, now its keep this turki ghulaam base happy'.
And soon enough the first of the ghulaams effectively broke away and made pretty much their own fiefs and started entities like the Samanids, Saffarids, etc - basically emirates made out of ghulaams and freebooters who paid nominal allegiance to the khalif but did their own conquering and infighting - some even directly fought the khalif, like the Saffarids did.

But anyways, i digress. The point is, what we see as 'muslim architecture' is 100% Sassanian Farsi architecture. yes,it has developed over the millenia a lot,any endavour would -be it art, architecture or engineering.
but the basic format of 'hall with onion dome at top and not hemispheric circle ( that would be more roman) +tower with pointy cone top = Sassanian architecture, including the layout of 'hall with dome surrounded on 4 corners with towers' that is the design 101 of mosques.

We have a lot of iranian influence on the Romans through the ages through contact - this we know for sure, since Roman cults that proliferated immediately before christianity included several eastern religions/sects getting cultified including mithraism coming from zoroastrian sect of mitraists.

There is also some architectural and culinary influences ( you for eg find roman cookbooks with recipes such as parthian chicken, which uses eastern ingredients and some native only to the iranian plateau) going from the Iranians to the Romans.
 
GaudaNaresh said:
not byzantine. The persians. Particularly the Sassanian architecture. That is literally the gumbaz + minaret architecture we see in the ruins of ctesiphon and a few sites in iranian plateau.

This is also openly acknowledged in abbasid sources - where the abbasids both lament and praise the fact that the Persians are the diplomats, administrators,architects and general 'intelligensia' of the empire, with the arabs being the muscle and devotion to allah.
The fall of the abbasids is seen as the sack of baghdad under Hulegu Khan, but thats just the final nail in the coffin. Reality is, the Abbasids were severely declined for about 200 years before Hulegu showed up, because Abbasids started the ghulaam culture once they conquered Khorasan & started the ghulaami of turkis- who turns out are helluva lot more warlike and competent at war than the arabs ( cold desert people are hardier than hot desert people coz cold desert people are in hell 24/7, even in winter while hot desert people actually get to have some ez time in their winter period).
And the slow demise of the abbasids began, because within a couple of generations, the proliferation of the ghulaams meant that the 'power' on ground transitioned from the hands of the arabs to turks - no longer is the Caliph's main concern being 'how to keep the various tribes of arabs - banu this banu that happy and focussed on conquest, now its keep this turki ghulaam base happy'.
And soon enough the first of the ghulaams effectively broke away and made pretty much their own fiefs and started entities like the Samanids, Saffarids, etc - basically emirates made out of ghulaams and freebooters who paid nominal allegiance to the khalif but did their own conquering and infighting - some even directly fought the khalif, like the Saffarids did.

But anyways, i digress. The point is, what we see as 'muslim architecture' is 100% Sassanian Farsi architecture. yes,it has developed over the millenia a lot,any endavour would -be it art, architecture or engineering.
but the basic format of 'hall with onion dome at top and not hemispheric circle ( that would be more roman) +tower with pointy cone top = Sassanian architecture, including the layout of 'hall with dome surrounded on 4 corners with towers' that is the design 101 of mosques.

We have a lot of iranian influence on the Romans through the ages through contact - this we know for sure, since Roman cults that proliferated immediately before christianity included several eastern religions/sects getting cultified including mithraism coming from zoroastrian sect of mitraists.

There is also some architectural and culinary influences ( you for eg find roman cookbooks with recipes such as parthian chicken, which uses eastern ingredients and some native only to the iranian plateau) going from the Iranians to the Romans.
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True for the generic green architecture we see, which is sem2sem as that of Iran & Khorasan.

Not for the Green architecture of Turkey and ottoman-ruled places

Pic related is a clone of Armenian conical church roofs for the Minars and Byzantine for the domes

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shade2 said:
True for the generic green architecture we see, which is sem2sem as that of Iran & Khorasan.

Not for the Green architecture of Turkey and ottoman-ruled places

Pic related is a clone of Armenian conical church roofs for the Minars and Byzantine for the domes

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Yep, well spotted. Did you know that the turkis added the towers ?
Note the difference of Roman and Persian architecture as i said - this building is basically a complex overlapping ' hall with dome roof' and in roman style, the dome is spherical/hemispherical and not onion domed like Persian.
Moozies basically cut-paste Zoroastrian architecture. And it makes sense - Moozie history is basically total kill of the Zoroastrian empire and just a KO of the byzanties - who got severely hurt by losing vast majority of their asiatic posessions and all of their african ones but kept their core of anatolia + greece intact.
 
shade2 said:
We are reaching levels of Dalali never before thought possible :bplease:


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View: https://x.com/VishnuNDTV/status/1883111205587345484

Hope Defense Twitter bros give this salesman-patrakar a good e-lynching
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i dont even care for switched off or not arguments.
Because base reality of military hardware everyhwere on the planet is, ONLY OEM can provide base servicings.
Its a facking plane or ship. Which means after xyz service hours, it gets pulled from duty, it goes to the yard and gets serviced - where the servicing itself is done by a lot of the OEM personnel in the docks/hangars.
More phoren maaal means 'do as i say or else in 1-3 years when ur next servicing is due, go suck on a lemon and make do with overused parts that may die any moment'

THAT is base reality that cannot be denied in military industrial sector. So it begets question, why would we not strive to not have such strings attached.
 
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Blademaster said:
No way for me to live like that. Not my lifestyle. It looks like I have to find another place to retire if India cannot clean up her air around the cities.
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Small cities offer better cleanliness and air quality.
I spent some years in the cantonment in Belgaum in Karnataka, its a pleasant small city. Summers are not too hot, winters are not too cold, just a lot of rainfall which adds up more lush greenery. Air is pleasant.
I used to go on half marathons sometimes and had the most awesome runs there, the only part bad was the slums near the railways and some small pockets that too were cleaner than slums in Delhi and Mumbai
People are decent and keep most of the city clean, cost of living is also okay. And its 500kms both from Bengaluru and Mumbai.
Then you have got Coorg, just visited that place and not lived there but that place was very pleasant.
 
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