we will try to assign task to people like we did in the scrapping sprint we did during DFI shutdown. It will be a good exercise of our young ones here who have taken to blackpilling and referencing individual takes on twitter.
Exactly this except we will have 5 to 7 guys make report of some 30 to 40 companies that we monitor periodically. That statfront guy is gifted but I believe multiple members working together can bring more impact and perspective.
yes except way more systematic and coherent.
If its one guy doing it than it will be a hassle but with multiple people sharing the load it would be a breeze. AI can never keep up with individual perspective and attention to detail.
exactly, sites like money control is one or two writer showing us what they want to show with no feedback. Besides I have noticed that young members joining the forum are very much influenced by twitter takes who read the same data or source it from multiple places and build their own narrative. SMs are very opinionated so as a alternative to that we want some more raw and one tone document.
www.opindia.com
Two days ago me and my family took the dip in Ganga in the kumbh. I have never seen such immense number of hindus gathering at one place. of Libtards are definitely going to get stomach ach after such a huge show of strength by sanatanis.Everything that is wrong with this Indian Express article on Maha Kumbh by DU professor Savita Jha
From the very onset, Savita Jha makes it evident that this piece is going to be yet another ‘liberal’ attempt at gaslighting Hindus for displaying their faith unapologetically. While the JNU professor argues that since crores of Hindus are partaking in the Mahakumbh festival, Hinduism is...
wow what a cope , going to kumbh is not being hindu now.
typical in urban gujjuland too, you'll find kids bringing lots of english words for even commonmost gujarati words or phrases, but i'd guess it's in 60 percent gujarati and 40 percent english ratioI visited Bangalore not too long ago, and it was my first time there, (timed with peak of the Kannada-Hindi row).
While riding the metro, I noticed something very funny. A group of 3-4 school kids, probably in the 10th to 12th grades, hopped on and started chatting. What caught my attention was that they were speaking about 40% in Kannada and 60% in English.
It seems like hindi is not the biggest threat to kannada rn.
We're all caught up in this battle over native languages while English is just wiping them out. Sure, English is super important for global communication and job opportunities, but everyone in India are acting like it's a status symbol (specially with ladiezz , don't know why they have a knack of speaking english when someone is causally talking to them in native) .
. me and python both were taken aback.
among most mango men here, it's a status symbol to be able to converse in english, it's somehow telling others that we are 'cultured' in some ways, tooWe're all caught up in this battle over native languages while English is just wiping them out. Sure, English is super important for global communication and job opportunities, but everyone in India are acting like it's a status symbol (specially with ladiezz , don't know why they have a knack of speaking english when someone is causally talking to them in native) .
funny incident which again reminded me it's all about knowledge, not just the language.
I saw this family at the zoo trying to talk to their little girl in English, even getting it all wrong —like calling a python an anaconda!
ara bhai...mene konsa angrezi jaan ke bol ke samaj ke dunya jeet li lol...he even used to ask for 'tips' to get better at 'spoken english' and i'd just tell him to immerse in things he likes but in english, e.g. watch hollywood movies with subtitles, pick up jargons and mannerism, try to make your own base from there...basically leave your shame and fear behind and put it into implementation in ways you're comfortable with and eventually you'll start getting that grip over it...but oh well he still thought i had gone through some IELTS style "course" lol
so true.among most mango men here, it's a status symbol to be able to converse in english, it's somehow telling others that we are 'cultured' in some ways, too
and whether someone wants to admit it or not, it's also backed by this inferiority complex an average guy has got about not being able to converse in english
i think it will happen near Bihar elections.
FCRA has been pretty effective - phoren aid on US$ terms has been declining (gora mediawallahs have been seething over this for years now). USAID spends a grand total of US$140 million in India annually which is lower than the annual losses incurred by a number of state transport corps in India - that is how insignificant that amount is.
not at national level but atleast for states like bengal which is pretty clear why they needed money. send kanglus with new identities all over india to disrupt voting pattern.
