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I started seeing a trend lately of relatively unassuming folks started identifying as dimaagi naxals just because PM said to be wary of such people. Their argument is that the PM is talking about people who generaally critize the government of the day. Either they did not listen carefully to what PM said or they just bought in the lies of the left propaganda.

To give you the context, India achieved a major victory of eliminating Naxals which is worthy to be celebrated. The problem with Naxalism is not just on the physical battle ground, but the narrative which few malicious people spread to encourage people to take up violence against the sate. We all must be wary of such people whether you call them "intellectuals", "urban naxals or "dimagi naxals". Dimaagi Naxals are not a new phenomenon, its worldwide and every democratic country reserves its right to defend against them.

If you don't encourage violence against the state, which is the will of the people, then you are not a dimaagi Naxal. It's as simple as that.

Suggestive dance steps for females

Was recently enjoying anaganaga akasam undi song on loop along with my little kids and this frame caught my attention to come here to discuss. I realized these kind of dance movements have always been a pet peeve of mine. Maybe others have been conditioned with the frequent occurrence of such dance steps in movies and I'm not and hence every time I cringe at such dance movements?

Somehow, I feel, regardless of what kind of dance(even folk) some are not suitable for feminine. They look very suggestive and sometimes outright vulgar. Is it just me? Do I have a dirty mind or being misogynist here? or Does any one else feel the same?

Please don't laugh at me, non native speaker here.

Thanks for visiting my opinion.

Thanks for the wonderful launcher.

Did anyone here try dune hd as external player? how does it compare with internal player?

I tried streaming Top Gun Maverick the other night. Internal player showed Dolby TrueHD on Samsung Q990F, while Dune HD player did not show for the same stream. Audio is set to pass through/bit steam in both nuvio and Dune settings.

Hi everyone, I’m new to this sub and new to hats in general, so I need some beginner advice.

I live in Hyderabad, India, where summers are really hot and sunny. I usually wear casual shirts, T-shirts, jeans, chinos/casual pants, and sneakers/sandals.

I tried wearing my white cricket hat for sun protection, but it looked too out of place with my normal outfits and I felt like I was getting weird looks. Hats aren’t very common as everyday casual wear here, but honestly, I still want to wear one for the sun.

I prefer all-around coverage, not just a baseball cap. I tried a Columbia-style sun hat, but it felt too floppy and very “hiking only.” I’m looking for something beginner-friendly that works with casual outfits, gives decent shade, feels comfortable in heat, and doesn’t look costume-like.

I’ll mostly buy online from Amazon India or Chokore. I’ve seen cowboy-style hats too, but in India they can look a bit like kids/costume wear, so I’m hesitant.

Should I start with a Panama, safari, bucket, boonie, or something else?

Disclaimer: I used an LLM to help clean this up, but the question is mine.

With the recent election results in Bengal, I suspect illegals might migrate to Hyderabad in large numbers and push the crime rate up even further. Is the city prepared, or am I overthinking this?