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“You won't find the same person twice, not even in the same person.”
― Mahmoud Darwish
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Everyone's sharing that India just got its own GPS. The real story is better.
We've had NavIC for years. On Friday night, ISRO started bringing it back to full strength. NavIC needs at least 4 working satellites to work on its own. A few older ones had lost their atomic clocks, and NVS 02 couldn't reach its slot last year, so the system had slipped below that minimum. GSLV F18 just put NVS 03 up, which puts us on track to get back to 4.
This matters more than it sounds. GPS belongs to the US military, and during Kargil India was denied GPS data when it needed it most. Today our maps, shipping, fishermen's alerts, power grids, bank timestamps and defence systems all depend on satellite timing. NavIC means India controls that for itself.
NVS-03 also carries an atomic clock made in India. Not long ago, we imported every one. Next, the satellite climbs to its parking spot, with NVS-04 and NVS-05 lined up after that.
Steady progress, lessons learnt from setbacks, and a system getting stronger with every launch.
Well done, Team ISRO 🇮🇳
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अज़ीम लोग थे टूटे तो इक वक़ार के साथ
किसी से कुछ न कहा बस उदास रहने लगे
~इक़बाल अशहर 🌻💜
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At some point in your life, someone will hurt you deeply and never acknowledge what they did. They may never apologise, take accountability or understand the damage they caused. And one of the hardest things you’ll have to learn is that you can’t keep putting your healing in the hands of the person who hurt you. You might spend months trying to understand how they could hurt you and carry on as though nothing happened. You might wait for the day they finally recognise your pain and give you the acknowledgment you deserved all along. But you can’t put your life on hold waiting for someone else to develop the self-awareness to understand what they did to you. Their refusal to take accountability does not make your pain any less real and their inability to apologise does not mean you have to keep carrying what happened. Moving on means accepting that you may never get the apology you deserve. You do not need their permission to make peace with something they never had the courage to own.
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फिल्म संगीत में सलिल चौधरी या सलिल दा का नाम बहुत इज्जत से लिया जाता है।उन्होंने एक से बढ़कर एक बेहतरीन नगमें दिए हैं। उन्हें एक ‘थिंकिंग कंपोजर’ माना जाता था। दिग्गज वॉयलनिस्ट डॉ. एल सुब्रमण्यम उन्हें याद कर रहे हैं
#Raaggiri
@YRDeshmukh @hvgoenka @MadhuriDixit @KapilSharmaK9
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Here’s what Raag Darbari sounds like on the piano. A deeply introspective, majestic, & solemn raga.
A small surprise for you at the end!
