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What are your views guys?? Proud Anti-Nationalist 🇮🇳

I don't know if you'll ever read this, but I wanted to put this out there.

I work around Manyata Tech Park and often stop by the ice cream parlour near F5 Tech Scoop. A few days ago, while buying ice cream with a friend, I asked where you were from. You smiled and said, "Nagaland." I remember replying, "Wow, beautiful place. People from your side are really amazing and humble."

It wasn't a long conversation, but somehow it stayed with me.

I come by almost every day. Sometimes you're there, sometimes you're not. Whenever I see you behind the counter with your round glasses and your calm smile, it somehow makes my day a little better.

I'm probably just another customer to you, and that's completely okay. I just wanted to say that you seem like a genuinely kind and beautiful person.

If, by some unbelievable chance, you happen to read this... I hope life is treating you well. And if you ever recognize the guy who awkwardly complimented Nagaland while buying ice cream, maybe say hi someday. 🙂

Today it's July 19th, 2026 Sunday at 4:46PM you are there and I'm seeing you but i don't know whether you know me or not.

Hey Punjabis! ❤️

I've been thinking about something lately.

Punjab already has so much to be proud of—our culture, food, music, fashion, history, and the warmth of our people. We even have beautiful hills and mountains in the eastern part of the state. We have everything to make Punjab one of the most beautiful places in India.

But I feel we can do even better.

Imagine if Punjab was also known for being one of the cleanest, greenest, and most well-maintained states. States in the North East often get appreciated for their cleanliness, civic sense, and how well they take care of public spaces. I think we can learn from that while keeping our own Punjabi identity.

It doesn't require huge changes. Even small efforts from all of us can make a big difference:

- Don't litter, and politely ask others not to.

- Plant more trees and protect the ones we already have.

- Follow traffic rules and drive responsibly.

- Be respectful and courteous to everyone.

- Keep our streets, villages, and cities clean.

- Treat Punjab like our own home, because it is.

- Take pride in keeping our villages and cities beautiful.

Instead of waiting for the government to fix everything, why don't we start with ourselves? If enough people do the small things right, the bigger change will follow.

I'd genuinely love to hear your ideas.

What do you think? What small changes can we make together to improve Punjab?

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