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29 Dec, 4 tweets, 2 min read
India will never recognize the capacity of its citizens. Now it is the time for @socialepfo 🤷 Image
Managed to reach till Step 8 and then instead of receiving OTP gets redirected to Aadhar site for a Virtual ID. But once that is entered, EPFO becomes non-responsive. Same process has continued multiple times. 🤦

Very odd day. Site seems to be working okay overall now. But not much luck in getting the last step done, though other things appear to be working fine. Even managed to change the intended nomination. The date appears to have been extended thankfully.

And done. Think all I needed to do was clear cache (or install a fresh browser)

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28 Dec
In an age of revolutions, the revolutionaries face a revolution.

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24 Dec
A nation in turmoil loses an importance province.

A Queen seeking to reclaim her nation's authority.

A Governor looking to reverse the course and regain his nation's past glory.

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21 Dec
From a city below the sea level to building a city that is now sinking.

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Jan Pieterszoon Coen was born in the city of Hoorn, Holland in 1587. Raised as a Calvinist, he grew up in a time when the Dutch were fighting for their independence from the Spanish King, who was also the Count of Holland and ruled over most parts of the Low Countries. 1/10 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Pieterszoon_Coen#/media/Fi
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17 Dec
It is kinda odd to listen to the @TheRestHistory presenter (Not sure if it was Holland or Sandbrook) talk of reading about the Burgundians when they were 17 or Bart van Loo talk of not studying about them in school earlier.

Since I had read about them when I was 12. 1/5
Of course, it was only a couple of pages and I didn't even even know they were related to the French Kings at the time. 2/5

And this deep dive / pet project cleared up many of the nuances of European history for me.

The obvious question then is why is someone who has never travelled outside Asia tweeting on European history (and not on Indian history).



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