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you can love a cricketer and still admit when he is wrong. i love MS Dhoni but can acknowledge his flaws (he has none) and can hold him accountable for his wrongs (never done anything wrong in his life) and call him out for his actions (which are always correct)
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Rajinikanth and Rashmika fly from Chennai to New York on Emirates for an international film shoot.
Business Class was 100% sold out, so both booked Economy.
Both have an identical 12-hour overnight layover in Dubai.
Rashmika wanders Terminal 3 all night, spends ₹18,000 on a cramped sleeping pod and airport food, and lands in New York exhausted.
Rajinikanth clears immigration with a free UAE visa, gets chauffeured to a 5-star hotel, enjoys a luxury buffet dinner, sleeps 8 hours in a king suite, and lands camera-ready. Total bill: ₹0.
Same flight. Same Economy ticket. Same 12-hour layover.
The only difference?↓
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A retweeted
no one should think they’re superior to others and mock them for their running pace
pace is always relative
mocking someone who is doing their best to show up for themselves is one of the cheapest ways to live life
never belittle someone for their running pace.
you have no idea what someone is fighting outside the track. i’ve known people battling suicidal thoughts, families going through divorce, and people dealing with health conditions where death is certain.
for some, running is the only thing keeping them mentally and physically alive through their battles.
i’ve spent good time with elite and pro runners, and i’ve rarely seen them belittle someone over pace. they never talk about pace. some of the best people i’ve met in running aren’t pros or obsessed with timings
we’re all just trying to show up and do our best with the life we’ve been given.
be kind. you never know what someone had to overcome just to show up and run
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Anirudh inside the maran family when they start celebrating Abhishek Sharma's 25 run first over in Chepauk
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living in a no snacks household is so annoying bcs its 11 pm and my only options are isabgol and fish oil capsules
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Reason for death - she took a train. It had men.
🚨ASSAM: HIMASHRI BORO’S UNCLE REVEALS CHILLING DETAILS OF HER FINAL JOURNEY;
👉 Himashri Boro left Assam for Andhra Pradesh on August 13 with a dance group and decided to return home on October 5 as she had an exam on October 10.
👉 After missing her booked train, Himashri reportedly boarded another train compartment with a general ticket.
👉 Her friend Jyoti Choudhury’s male friend Avinash, an Assam native studying in Andhra Pradesh, took Himashri to the railway station, bought her a ticket and helped her board train number 22503 while it was moving.
👉 Soon after boarding, Himashri called Jyoti at 2:39am and said some boys were harassing her and that she was not safe. She asked her friend to make arrangements for her safety.
👉 Jyoti immediately called railway helpline 139 and informed authorities that Himashri was travelling in a particular coach of train number 22503, requesting Railway Police to check on her.
👉 According to her uncle, no railway personnel checked on Himashree after the alert.
👉 The family could not contact Himashri for around 2 hours and 48 minutes, although her phone continued ringing. Suspecting that something had happened, they contacted Panbazar Police Outpost early on October 6.
👉 Panbazar Police allegedly directed the family to approach the GRP or RPF, saying the matter did not fall under its jurisdiction.
👉 The family approached the GRP, which directed them to the RPF. The RPF then began contacting railway personnel and working to obtain CCTV footage from stations along the route.
👉 When the train reached Guwahati Railway Station at around 1 PM the next day, the family checked its compartments and found two of Himashri’s bags, but Himashree was missing.
👉 Some co-passenger allegedly said Himashree was thrown from the moving train, while another passenger claimed she jumped from the train and another said she got down at a certain station.
👉 At around 5 PM, the family reportedly received information from Andhra Pradesh that Himashri’s mobile phone had been switched on. Her phone had reportedly been ringing until around 9 AM on October 6 before becoming unreachable.
👉 The family then asked police to track the mobile phone’s location.
👉 Himashri was later found dead beside a railway track in Andhra Pradesh, with her family now seeking answers over her final movements, the reported harassment call and the conflicting accounts surrounding her disappearance.























