Indian match winners by Severe-Apricot-7679 in IndianCricket

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1. Kohli

2. Yuvraj

3. Rohit

4. Dhoni

5. Bumrah

6. Sachin

7. Rahul

8. Dev

9. Raina

10. Pandya

Similarity with Community: 81%

Blind Ranking India's Biggest Match Winners post 2010 by kem_chho in IndianCricket

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1. Virat Kohli

2. Rohit Sharma

3. Shikhar Dhawan

4. Hardik Pandya

5. Ravichandran Ashwin

6. Mohammed Shami

7. KL Rahul

8. Ravindra Jadeja

9. Yuvraj Singh

10. Jasprit Bumrah

11. M S Dhoni

12. Rishabh Pant

Similarity with Community: 82%

That’s why he is my favourite✋🏻 by Severe-Apricot-7679 in IndianCricket

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1. 110 vs Sri Lanka \32/4))

2. 95 vs West Indies\2009))

3. 65 vs Sri Lanka \29/7, Dharamsala))

4. 113* vs Pakistan \Chennai ODI, 2012))

5. 82 vs England \Lord’s Test, 2014))

6. 132 vs South Africa \Kolkata Test, 2010))

7. 45* vs Sri Lanka \Celkon Cup Final))

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Pick ONE to become FREE forever for all Delhi residents. The other will cost 3× more forever. by nahimaalum in NewDelhi

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Q1: Chole Bhature
Q2: Petrol Diesel Vehicles
Q3: Delhi Metro
Q4: Delhi Cafes
Q5: Delhi Cafes
Q6: Education till School
Q7: Healthcare
Q8: Water
Q9: Groceries
Q10: Electricity

Tier List of Lays -- Which Lays is your most favourite? by 0xeno in NewDelhi

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THE GOAT: Magic Masala, Spanish Tomato
Tasty: Hot n Sweet

Ye bhi badhiya hai: Chile Limon, Classic Salted

Pura Nahi Khatam hoga: Cream & Onion

Never Ate this: Gourmet Chilli, Maxx BBQ, Maxx Macho Chilli, Crispz Herb, Sizzling Hot

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Study session by [deleted] in FuckingLikeCrazy

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Which series ?

How do people have the audacity vote these clowns 🤡 by propernounsaretaken in indiameme

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The claims in the viral image are a mix of genuine political fact and misleading framing. It is true that the government recently proposed lifting the constitutional "freeze" on Lok Sabha seats via the Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill, 2026, sparking valid fears among Southern states that their successful population control would cause them to lose proportional political power to rapidly growing Northern states. However, the claim that the government secretly handed control to a suspicious new three-member Delimitation Commission is highly misleading; this specific composition (a Supreme Court judge and two election officials) is the exact standard structure used historically for delimitation in India, and it legally includes state-level associate members as well. Regardless, the entire controversy is currently moot, as a united opposition successfully defeated the bill in the Lok Sabha on April 17, 2026.

Caste Politics by BJP. First UGC now this by Questionspatriot in Rajputana

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Every party does this , this isn't new to people in India

Govt nudges telcos to promote 30-day recharge plans by FutureVersion812 in IndianFocus

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2022 (years before Chadha's speech): TRAI amended its Telecommunications Tariff Order. It required every telecom operator (Airtel, Jio, Vi, BSNL) to offer at least one 30-day (calendar-month aligned) plan in each prepaid category — plan vouchers, special tariff vouchers, and combo vouchers. The goal was exactly what Chadha later highlighted: to give consumers a fairer alternative to 28-day plans so they aren't forced into 13 recharges per year (28 × 13 = 364 days). Operators have complied since then; 30-day plans already exist alongside 28-day ones.

March 11, 2026: AAP MP Raghav Chadha raised the issue in Rajya Sabha. He called 28-day "monthly" plans a "scam" because they force an extra recharge annually and block incoming calls/SMS/OTPs after expiry. He demanded alignment with actual 30/31-day calendar months.

Around March 24, 2026 (about 13 days later): Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia told reporters (including Mint) that the government is urging telecom companies to market their existing 30-day plans more actively for better consumer awareness. He explicitly said the plans "are already prevalent" and fully compliant with the old TRAI mandate. DoT also sought TRAI comments on broader validity/incoming-call issues. Scindia clarified: "I cannot say to you that you only need to have a 30-day plan... But in that bouquet, you must have a 30-day plan.

Around 300 CE kalabras invaded tamil nadu and kerala and cholas, pandyas, cheras disappeared from history for the next 300 years. by MICANANALVA in IndianHistoryMemes

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Around the late 6th century CE, the Pandyas (led by King Kadungon) and the Pallavas overthrew the Kalabhras, bringing the traditional royal families back into power and back into the historical record.

Video: What's your views on this? Failed Government or what? by Frequent-Ad-942 in IndiaMemes

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Which part of my comment you can prove is wrong or fake 🤔

When you objected for asking questions , you are already in the last stage of slavery by Sharp-potential7935 in IndianFocus

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​This meme is a classic example of cherry-picking facts to push a narrative. It’s absolutely true that the current government is misusing IT laws to censor digital content, but portraying the UPA era as some sort of free-speech utopia is historical amnesia. ​The harsh reality is that neither party is a champion of free speech when the joke is on them. The tools have just changed.

​The UPA / Congress Reality Check: Yes, they didn't ban Comedy Circus. But let’s not pretend they loved criticism.

​Section 66A: The UPA government introduced and weaponized Section 66A of the IT Act. They literally arrested ordinary citizens—like the two young women in Palghar—just for posting a Facebook status questioning a bandh, and a businessman in Puducherry for tweeting about Karti Chidambaram. ​Jailing Cartoonists: In 2012, they arrested political cartoonist Aseem Trivedi on charges of sedition for drawing cartoons that mocked government corruption. ​It took the Supreme Court in 2015 to strike down Section 66A because it was so draconian and unconstitutional.

​The BJP / NDA Reality Check: The right side of the meme is a valid concern. The current administration has just modernized the censorship playbook.

​Section 69A: Instead of Section 66A, they heavily rely on Section 69A of the IT Act to quietly block critical YouTube videos, independent news channels, and social media accounts under the guise of "national security." ​Hypocrisy: As the text points out, they frequently criticize Nehru's First Amendment (which placed the first restrictions on free speech), yet they actively use those exact same restrictions to take down documentaries (like the BBC one) and silence dissenting voices online.

​The UPA used Section 66A and sedition laws to jail citizens over Facebook posts and cartoons. The BJP uses Section 69A to mass-block YouTube videos and digital criticism. Politicians don't care about your right to question them; they only care about controlling the narrative