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Everything You Didn’t Know About Flying Taxis Launching in 2025 and Beyond

 Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel is referred to as the “Iron Man of India.” He was important in uniting India after independence. It’s a surprising contrast to the “Iron Will” he displayed in unifying India. Let’s learn more about him through these Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel quotes.

About Sardar Patel: Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel was a prominent Indian independence activist and statesman. He led the integration of over 500 princely states into the Indian Union and served as India’s first Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister.

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Jawaharlal Nehru: Architect of India's Destiny

Introduction: 🌟 Imagine a world where visionaries shape the destiny of nations, and among them stands one with an indomitable spirit — Jawaharlal Nehru. Fondly remembered as “Pandit Nehru,” his journey began on November 14, 1889, in Allahabad, India. Born into a family that was to become a linchpin in India’s struggle for independence, Nehru’s early life was steeped in culture and the rich…

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Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Jayanti

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The ideas of our visionaries shape our future. Without Mahatma Gandhi, our nation won’t be where it is today. His ideologies shape the minds of our people even today. On his birth anniversary, we salute the #NationBuilder in him. #HappyGandhiJayanti . . #GrowthWithGoodness #gandhijayanti #india #dakoo #people #future #salute #franchiseopportunities #franchise #growth #vocalforlocal (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjNHotqr5H1/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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settler colonialism and the elimination of the native, patrick wolfe

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On this day on July 14 in history, from the storming of the Bastille to the birth of Niki Lauda, and the birth of South Sudan, today is a day of revolutions, legends, and new beginnings!🔥🌍📜🏆s

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This Naruto meta is very interesting, I genuinely appreciate OP’s analysis of its usage of Japanese myths and nationbuilding and what that probably implies about Kishimoto’s worldview (shocking! mangaka of one of the most popular and mainstream manga is no revolutionary) but their tone at the end feels... out of place? Isolated demand for rigor?

Like, when Miike Snow gets a little bit Genghis Khan (don’t want you to get it on with nobody else but me), we all have a lot of fun with it, and that’s a good many centuries more recent than the subjugation of Kyushu. And, idk, maybe we’re not taking that as reflective of the bands personal politics in the same way, and Japan tried to take over the world more recently than Sweden (and still tends lean into its nationalist-serving interpretations of its history more than Sweden tends to) so maybe we should be a little more critical of Kishimoto than Miike Snow, specifically... but still. Idk. Genocide is fucking everywhere in history. And this kind of lionization of very old genocides is also everywhere in storytelling. If you have any sort of ethnic identification I guarantee you have stories about your antecedents doing similar, probably a lot more recently

I don’t want to be a downer or say you shouldn’t enjoy stories like this (there’s too many of them, you’d be cutting yourself off from, like, most media). And I definitely think it’s good to learn more about specific context and history behind your favorite cases of this kind of converting-bloody-history-to-fun-stories thing, I just was kind of surprised by that thread’s tone of disgust at Kishimoto when it’s so ubiquitous

(actually i will say it’s a little weird to get het up about the Hayato cause, there’s much more recent victims of Japanese hegemony that are still around that you can advocate for)

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Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Quotes: Wisdom From a Visionary

Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, known as the "Iron Man of India," was a towering figure in the Indian independence movement and the nation's unification process. His visionary leadership and steadfast determination played a crucial role in shaping modern India. But beyond his political achievements, Patel's wisdom and insights continue to inspire generations. In this article, we delve into some of his most impactful quotes, exploring how his words provide guidance and strength in our ever-changing world. Whether you're seeking inspiration or a deeper understanding of India's history, these quotes from Sardar Patel will leave a lasting impression.

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COMELEC and UNDP’s MOU Signing with Japanese Ambassador and Project Launch for Raising Voters' Awareness and Promoting Digitalization of Electoral Process in Bangsamoro

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Meet the Pogi :-D

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Prime Minister Modi Unveils Major Economic Milestones for India

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bi-Weekly Bharat newsletter highlights India’s economic achievements. Key points include a record market capitalization of $5.5 trillion, 1.4 lakh recognized startups creating 15.5 lakh jobs, and a 35% increase in employment to 64.33 crore over six years. The manufacturing sector added 85 lakh jobs from 2017-2023. Exports grew by 5.5% to $21.2 billion, with projections to surpass $800 billion this fiscal year. Outward FDI commitments rose to $2.14 billion in June 2024, up from $1.14 billion in June 2023. These figures showcase growth across various sectors, including technology and manufacturing.

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🕯️ A tribute to Shri P. V. Narasimha Rao Ji, a visionary leader 🕯️

In honor of his Jayanti, we pay our respects to Shri P. V. Narasimha Rao Ji. India's second phase of nation-building was ignited by him as a torchbearer of forward-looking economic reforms. We continue to be inspired by his legacy.

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