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Scientists once used a feather and a ball to test gravity and proved that both hit the ground at the same time. Now they are planning to replace feathers with Rupee to see whether it falls faster than the heavy ball.

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Twittorial1 year ago

Try this with 10₹ coins with image of different Prime Ministers on it.The last one will be the fast one.

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FRANK E ELKINS2 years ago

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E-lone 𝕏1 year ago

Woah, humour👏🏻

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AuraNx1 year ago

his highness, the megalomaniac, the guiding sunray, @narendramodi ji will never approve of such experiments..

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Dr. Stephen Vincent Strange1 year ago

Right

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Extra 2ab1 year ago

Sanghi bhakts will not understand this.

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Time Pass1 year ago

Still nothing can beat the falling rate of Antonio’s ghaghra 🤣🤣🤣

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RD1 year ago

🤦‍♀️

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GeekyMalayali1 year ago

Damn admin, hesitate please....😂

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BNS1 year ago

If the INR falls faster, then, it's only because George Soros is selling from his own stock of INR that he acquired after selling 4067 km² of some northern states of India to Shri Xi ji: thus, the blame lies not on gravity.😇

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Dr Manuel Dsouza1 year ago

OMG

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