#JustSaying On this platform, I express my views on few topics. Current affairs, a mix of politics and economics, humor, birding and tech.
What I look for is handles, who write well, not abusive. There are times when I ignore or not able to view and respond to tweets because of the sheer volume of info that needs to be processed.
Number of followers is not a criterion at all. There are handles that I follow just for learning - it could be about a subject that I want to be aware of but I know nothing about, it could be the way one communicates and so on.
There are times when some handles write pure trash, which is when I respond especially if it concerns my country and my defence services. These are non negotiable and will not accept nonsense and putrid stuff. Will call the bluff.
I have earned some good friends, whose views may be divergent from mine. Doesn't matter. We can agree to disagree. After all diversity is the spice of life. Hence, would not only respect them, but defend them to their right of expression.
Only criteria- they should be for India and especially not enemies from within for India. Some handles who come to my mind who write well, respond well, are 👇. My request ➡️ learn from them.

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