#GemsinTwitter_myTL
Initially, as a new enterant, sometime in 2019, I was not sure of my sustenance here; I was banned twice ,once thanks to Sagarika, 2nd time thanks Rana, I became 3rd time lucky to have survived so far. The initial circle was all #Bakths and hardcore ones too.
2. I'm not even a primary member of any political party and my only credential was and is that of being a nationalist and nothing more; I was sort of scared of @Kishoreciyer1 - his nonchalant style of taking on Lutyens and Khan market gang and of course the cats on the wall. It
3. was a personal meet, just before Covid ,I had an opportunity to meet up with him, and was surprised to see a young, handsome kid, with brains and the brawn to carry it . It changed my perception, the fear went and from him I learnt, that a snub is necessary and no excuses; my
4. strength was not high end economics or commerce, (not that my strength is elsewhere), I knew I could rely on him, to seek clarifications on such issues in national interest . I'm content that this continues. The guy is connected and is a killer when the need arises. I wouldn't
5.want to be caught on the wrong foot with him; diametrically opposite to him, is an artist,a man who's highly articulate and subtle sarcasm, excellent video shares, lover of inks and pens and sketches ,and a humane in all what he does. One must watch the verbal banter with him
6.on his TL; when I met him, albeit for a short time, I was amazed at his collection of books and behind it was the artistic mind of his. I loved the mischief in his eyes, sparkling with mirth and he taught me subtlety, something I'm not known for - that's @ProfMKay for you.
7. I found a hardcore Hindu, in an Indian American, whose values are so high, it takes time to understand the passion of learning and more from this person. Initially I felt that his hardcore stance on hindutva was off beat that too in SM,and to rein him in was an attempt I made
8. realising that his issue was that leaders are not pacey enough as he's and/or I've found quite a lot here in Twitter . Once he realized that there are other issues, without losing his passion he has managed to move forward - upbringing his children, his respect for his family
9. would amaze most, for he would be looked at as American Indian and not vice versa - this @HelloNNewman is one helluva guy. His contribution to some of the causes I'm involved both in terms of inputs and suggestions , I'm grateful. At this point , I must agree with my late dad,
10. Who till his death maintained that my knowledge of English is to be abhorred; I disliked him for it , till this little one, with mastery not only in English, but also in Tamil, apart from other talents, proved to me that my late father was right and I was not - my English is
11. not good enough and it's not only English but other areas too. Having rubbed my shoulder with this person , the first opportunity I get would be used to meeting up, and for sure I'll be levelled to more ground realities; it's not the language alone , the commitment to
12. whatever this person does, I've restrained myself from standing up with a big ovation. A lot of practical sense I learnt and I'm goddamn proud and I hope it's reciprocated - this is @wataboutery ; this guy is young, but never brash , his passion, professionally,his learning ,
13. his out if the world knowledge on scripts ,which I've heard about but never bothered to look in depth - all these guys have one thing in common and I'm getting hooked into it , inks and pens 😀😷 - what catches me his is presentation skills. God bless you , young man
14. This is @GunduHuDuGa and I promise you I'll be catch up with you soon; this guy is quite as a mouse, silent yet very observant , and mild , yet puts across his point with such clarity makes me wish I become young again,for it's easier learning when young. He carries with him
15. A lot of responsibility on his shoulders ,for one so young and yet so wise. He becoming a father recently , he has turned to be a #Sidhar and a #Bogar, love you loads man @almightykarthik . Twitter is brevity personified and it doesn't allow me to say more about these people
Our interpretation of constitutional law has become a classic example of human stupidity. Let me explain.
The common law is our law by virtue of Article 372 of the constitution. It is founded on two simple principles, ‘res judicata’ and ‘stare decisis’, namely, precedent.
Res judicata means a decision in a case between A and B will bind and them, but not C and D who were not parties to it, in other words, it will not bind 'res inter alios', namely, third parties. The doctrine of 'stare decisis' or precedent means that the reason for the decision,
When I was in school, I was one among the 5 chosen for republic day parade, at Delhi. Very young , a trip to Delhi was far important than the parade itself, which I realised later was a fallacy.. those few days were to change the course of my life in later days, when I was
seriously contemplating leaving the leftists movement (it was very difficult those days, as I was holding office right from my SFI days - a part of these harsh realities later was depicted in the Tamil magazine KALKI in a serial story); was growing up, and was keen on doing well
socially (what a farce that turned out to be), though I continued to pen articles on political issues (certainly against DMK was priority), I had an opportunity to go abroad. It was a good stint and from the beginning I was sure of wanting to come back - which I did eventually.
Wuhan - china virus , 2020 was a beginning - with breaks here and there ,without respite , the virus spread was and is scary. Today TN reports ,number of cases increasing , discharges are lesser, yet they're stopping testing for Omicron; vague statement stating that by the time
testing is completed they've recovered - I don't understand the logic - do you ? @thangapushpam03@pardhu_leo ? Temples are closed/ Normal life has now become a new normal which people seem to be forgetting - added to this was my surgery ,which another dimension to the new normal
Where/when/how this is going to end seems to be a question without an answer. Somehow my native town and the district has escaped the wrath so far, but today I heard scary reports of the wholesale market being flooded with people - and the next 2 days is going to be more . I have
The Bitter Truth !
Yesterday, a software guy welcomed his Japanese onsite coordinator to his office in Bengaluru, and it actually changed his life. Let him explain what happened.
Soon after receiving him at the airport with formal pleasantries, I took him in our company cab,
and in no time, we were already chugging along the busy roads of Bengaluru. As expected, we struck up a conversation starting with the weather, and gradually moved towards topics like development, cleanliness, etc.
I think he initially hesitated to say this, but after some
familiarity & comfort, he opened up & said that India has good talent but is unfortunately very underdeveloped. I was quick to remind him that India was actually a superpower till the 10th Century, and pointed out to him that this was all due to the 500 years of Mughal rule &
#Twitter I need to thank this platform for this where I learnt that #verified (whatever that means), except a couple of them, steal your tweet and people believe ,boy what knowledge!🤔; I also learnt that in matter of minutes people become seasoned phesphologists, economic expert
Sports journalists,advisors to the PM and also the opposition ,critics par excellence of art in all forms, experts on law ,especially the constitution(s), exponents of philately and what not. Boy oh! Boy it's a great learning ground indeed.
P.S. you want to spit on this tweet do