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जब हौसला बना लिया ऊंची उड़ान का। फिर देखना फिज़ूल है कद आसमान का।। -Project Director of EOS 5 mission

Successfully and precisely injected heaviest satellite . - Dr V Narayanan (ISRO Charperson)

We crossed this stage. Mission accomplished 🇮🇳 Finally .. 🙏🏻

We are in that stage where we failed earlier.

We are in cryo stage Performance is normal 🙏🏻🫡

Second stage performance normal .

First stage performance normal .

Liftoff normal

It’s time https://www.youtube.com/live/Q9OdYc3KpEw?si=t22uuWAYwN28szcE

We saw 3 EOS failures since 2017. Hope we get the successful one today 🙌 🇮🇳

2:55 AM IST 👆🏻

Janmashtami wishes aj dena hai ya kal 12 bje?

Slowly you realise most of the important things which are there in the life are hell boring ..You won't get butterflies everytime You won't get that instant gratification everytime.. The marathon that you are Planning to run requires very basic boring simple routine like you have to run and you have run everyday without that's it .. To Sustain the relationship in which you are you just have to be there everytime Nothing more than that .. So the Thing is " Boring things are the important things " . @Rajnish_osho

Review: This book is a collection of 10 stories by Manto translated by Aatish Taseer. I’ve always heard that Manto is very hard to digest and now that I’ve actually read him, I can understand exactly why Unlike a lot of writers, Manto writes about brutal reality in a very captivating and strangely in a very beautiful way, there is so much ugliness in these stories but the way he presents it makes you keep reading Anyway if I were to review each story individually, this would become a super long review because almost every story can be critically analysed and there is honestly so much to say, so I’ll keep it simple Most of these stories have one thing in common - they repeatedly show how poverty, sexuality, violence and social prejudice can reduce ordinary people to objects rather than human beings and honestly, that’s not easy to digest, i mean we judge these characters through our own ideas of morality, honour and what a person should or shouldn’t do, so while reading, you constantly find yourself thinking “how can this character do this?” And that’s exactly what makes these characters human, they are not purely evil or purely kind, they are people shaped by their circumstances, desires, surroundings and the choices they make, that especially comes through in story like “RAM KHILAVAN”, where it becomes difficult to simply judge the character without thinking about what made him do the things he did Okay now if I liked the stories so much, why only 2 stars??? Well, that fault lies with the translator honestly, Taseer has written a 26 page long introduction about how he wanted to learn urdu so that he could understand and read Manto in the original and yet the translation is extremely disappointing, the flow is just too bad, sentences are awkward, so instead of getting lost in the story, I found myself getting distracted by the translation itself If you want to read Manto, honestly I’d recommend going for a hindi translation or better read original urdu (if you can read it ofc), I don’t think this translation ( or any other english translation for that matter) is the right way to experience his work for the first time!!

Book : Manto, selected stories Rating: 2/5 ⭐️

Can someone pls suggest a good laptop around 60k Genral functions, shoud not lag with multiple tabs in browser Video editing capable No gaming @Rajnish_osho pls share in the group also