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#WATCH | Pune, Maharashtra: On India vs Pakistan match today in Asia Cup 2025, Asavari Jagdale - daughter of Pahalgam terror attack victim Santosh Jagdale, says, "I think today's match should not have been held. There is still some time. But I don't think that the BCCI feels the same way. It is very shameful; it has not even been 6 months since the Pahalgam incident. Operation Sindoor took place after that...I feel bad that despite all this, they have no shame in organising this match. I think these people don't care that people died...I read somewhere yesterday that the amount of money you get decides your patriotism. Is it true?...Do you have no emotions for the people who lost their loved ones?...A few Cricketers said that they do not want the match, but those who are interested and are ready, to them I would like to ask, you are considered heroes because you represent the country. Do you think you really are heroes? You are playing against the people of that country who have blood on their hands. Think about this..."

#WATCH | Pune, Maharashtra: On India vs Pakistan match today in Asia Cup 2025, Asavari Jagdale - daughter of Pahalgam terror attack victim Santosh Jagdale, says, "I think today's match should not have been held. There is still some time. But I don't think that the BCCI feels the same way. It is very shameful; it has not even been 6 months since the Pahalgam incident. Operation Sindoor took place after that...I feel bad that despite all this, they have no shame in organising this match. I think these people don't care that people died...I read somewhere yesterday that the amount of money you get decides your patriotism. Is it true?...Do you have no emotions for the people who lost their loved ones?...A few Cricketers said that they do not want the match, but those who are interested and are ready, to them I would like to ask, you are considered heroes because you represent the country. Do you think you really are heroes? You are playing against the people of that country who have blood on their hands. Think about this..."

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Charlie Munger: "In wealth management, a lot of people think that if they have a hundred stocks, they are investing more professionally than if they have four or five. I regard this as insanity. Absolute insanity." "[It's] much easier to find four or five investments where I have a pretty reasonable chance of being right ... I think it's much easier to find five than it is to find a hundred." "I'm way more comfortable owning two or three stocks which I think I know something about and where I think I have an advantage." (Daily Journal AGM || 2021)

Charlie Munger: "In wealth management, a lot of people think that if they have a hundred stocks, they are investing more professionally than if they have four or five. I regard this as insanity. Absolute insanity." "[It's] much easier to find four or five investments where I have a pretty reasonable chance of being right ... I think it's much easier to find five than it is to find a hundred." "I'm way more comfortable owning two or three stocks which I think I know something about and where I think I have an advantage." (Daily Journal AGM || 2021)

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#WATCH | Kolkata: On Indian cricketers refusing to shake hands with Pakistani cricketers during yesterday's match, former Captain of the Indian Cricket Team Sourav Ganguly says, "The team did what it thought. Terrorism should not happen. Be it India, Pakistan, Russia, Ukraine, Qatar. What happened in Bangladesh should not happen. Sports is different. Not everyone plays sports and the majority of people who get killed are not sportsmen. They are normal people. So I think this should not happen." On launching Souragya ethnic wear brand, he says, "...it took time to choose the name because you have to make a patent and trademark, so you have to choose such a name. So from that, the brand Souragya came, and today is the first day of launch, and this thing that I am wearing is Souragya's. There is an association with Myntra. This is not just an endorsement, this is an association... I wear anything. I have always said that if you are fit, the clothes will look good too...it is the time of Puja. Durga Puja, Kali Puja, Lakshmi Puja, Diwali. So, we Indians wear these ethnic clothes at all these times..."

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361,132 views • 11 months ago

#WATCH | Hyderabad, Telangana: After #AsiaCup2025 win, Indian Cricketer Tilak Varma says, "I agree with what Surya bhai (Surya Kumar Yadav) said, that it (Pakistan) is no competition...But we change our strategy from match to match...There indeed was pressure; a lot was going on in my mind. But the country is above everything else. India is at the top. So, I was determined to give everything for my country...I tried to be calm..."

#WATCH | Hyderabad, Telangana: After #AsiaCup2025 win, Indian Cricketer Tilak Varma says, "I agree with what Surya bhai (Surya Kumar Yadav) said, that it (Pakistan) is no competition...But we change our strategy from match to match...There indeed was pressure; a lot was going on in my mind. But the country is above everything else. India is at the top. So, I was determined to give everything for my country...I tried to be calm..."

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Litman: I think there is no other inference but the owner of the LA Times has decided to curry favor with Trump.. I think they cowered and are worried about their personal holdings.. that is a really shameful capitulation. I felt I couldn't be a part of it and had to resign.

Litman: I think there is no other inference but the owner of the LA Times has decided to curry favor with Trump.. I think they cowered and are worried about their personal holdings.. that is a really shameful capitulation. I felt I couldn't be a part of it and had to resign.

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#WATCH | Washington, DC | US President Donald Trump says, "... We have already done that (secondary sanctions) with regard to India, and we are doing it with regard to others... When they did what they did I thought it was a beautiful ceremony, it was very impressive, but I understood the reason they were doing it, they were hoping I was watching, and I was watching. My relationship with all of them is very good, and we are going to find out how good it is over the next week or two. I think we helped China very much when they talk about freedom, and I dont believe that the US was acknowledged for helping China to gain its freedom... I heard President Xi last night and I think the US should have been mentioned since we helped China very much... Would you say that putting secondary sanctions on India, the largest purchaser outside China, they are almost equal? Would you say there was no action. That cost hundreds of billions of dollars to Russia, you call that no action? Then I have not done Phase-2 yet or Phase-3... Two weeks ago, I said if India buys, India has got big problems, and that's what happens." Source: The White House/ YouTube

#WATCH | Washington, DC | US President Donald Trump says, "... We have already done that (secondary sanctions) with regard to India, and we are doing it with regard to others... When they did what they did I thought it was a beautiful ceremony, it was very impressive, but I understood the reason they were doing it, they were hoping I was watching, and I was watching. My relationship with all of them is very good, and we are going to find out how good it is over the next week or two. I think we helped China very much when they talk about freedom, and I dont believe that the US was acknowledged for helping China to gain its freedom... I heard President Xi last night and I think the US should have been mentioned since we helped China very much... Would you say that putting secondary sanctions on India, the largest purchaser outside China, they are almost equal? Would you say there was no action. That cost hundreds of billions of dollars to Russia, you call that no action? Then I have not done Phase-2 yet or Phase-3... Two weeks ago, I said if India buys, India has got big problems, and that's what happens." Source: The White House/ YouTube

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199,076 views • 11 months ago

Sunshine: I think this war doesn't have a military solution. I think it's an economic war. I think all the good military options have been tried. I think there are a hundred ways to lose this war, and I think there's one way to win it, and that is to leave

Sunshine: I think this war doesn't have a military solution. I think it's an economic war. I think all the good military options have been tried. I think there are a hundred ways to lose this war, and I think there's one way to win it, and that is to leave

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#WATCH | Pune: On India to face Pakistan in the Asia Cup 2025, Former Indian Cricketer and BJP leader Kedar Jadhav says, "I think the Indian team should not play at all. As far as India is concerned, I think that wherever India plays, it will always win, but this match should not be played at all, and they will not play. I can say this with confidence...Operation Sindoor is a hit, it is successful..."

#WATCH | Pune: On India to face Pakistan in the Asia Cup 2025, Former Indian Cricketer and BJP leader Kedar Jadhav says, "I think the Indian team should not play at all. As far as India is concerned, I think that wherever India plays, it will always win, but this match should not be played at all, and they will not play. I can say this with confidence...Operation Sindoor is a hit, it is successful..."

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388,363 views • 11 months ago

#WATCH | Karan Dayanidhi Maran says, "I am very excited to exercise my constitutional right. All I can say is that I know I have done it right. I feel I voted for what is right and for what I know is right and for the truth that is being laid for the last 5 years and more. So, I think I have made a very informed choice. People of Tamil Nadu are very educated. So, I am sure they have made a very informed choice..."

#WATCH | Karan Dayanidhi Maran says, "I am very excited to exercise my constitutional right. All I can say is that I know I have done it right. I feel I voted for what is right and for what I know is right and for the truth that is being laid for the last 5 years and more. So, I think I have made a very informed choice. People of Tamil Nadu are very educated. So, I am sure they have made a very informed choice..."

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It is always the same question, why in the world would I want to leave America and move to India? 🇺🇸🇮🇳 This well-meaning question often communicates two things. 1. India is a lesser place to live and I am worse off for being here. 2. America is a better place to live and I would be crazy to leave. I hope to challenge these two assumptions and show people that I don't think either of these statements are true. I think my kids are being set up for a more successful life and future in India. They will have such a rich life, experiences, and community that they would never have gotten in the USA. I hear from many Indians living abroad that they miss India and want to go back. They think they will have a better life somewhere else, but it isn't until they leave that they realize how great they actually had it back home. I believe wholeheartedly that there is more to life than just money. Sure there is more money in the USA, but there is much more wealth in India when it comes to things like community, relationships, experiences, and joy.

It is always the same question, why in the world would I want to leave America and move to India? 🇺🇸🇮🇳 This well-meaning question often communicates two things. 1. India is a lesser place to live and I am worse off for being here. 2. America is a better place to live and I would be crazy to leave. I hope to challenge these two assumptions and show people that I don't think either of these statements are true. I think my kids are being set up for a more successful life and future in India. They will have such a rich life, experiences, and community that they would never have gotten in the USA. I hear from many Indians living abroad that they miss India and want to go back. They think they will have a better life somewhere else, but it isn't until they leave that they realize how great they actually had it back home. I believe wholeheartedly that there is more to life than just money. Sure there is more money in the USA, but there is much more wealth in India when it comes to things like community, relationships, experiences, and joy.

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#WATCH | Delhi: On India Vs Pakistan Asia Cup 2025 match, Actor Suniel Shetty says, "It's a world sporting body. They have to abide by those rules and regulations because there are a lot of other sports and a lot of athletes who are involved in them. As Indians, I think that is our personal call that we have to take, whether we want to see it, whether we don't want to see it, whether we want to go or not go and that's a call India has to take but you cannot blame cricketers for playing because they are sportsmen, they are expected to represent the country. I think that's a call we have to take. If I'm not going to see it, I'm not going to see it. It's for you to decide what each one of you wants to do. It's not in BCCI's hands. It's a world sporting body and you can't blame anybody..."

#WATCH | Delhi: On India Vs Pakistan Asia Cup 2025 match, Actor Suniel Shetty says, "It's a world sporting body. They have to abide by those rules and regulations because there are a lot of other sports and a lot of athletes who are involved in them. As Indians, I think that is our personal call that we have to take, whether we want to see it, whether we don't want to see it, whether we want to go or not go and that's a call India has to take but you cannot blame cricketers for playing because they are sportsmen, they are expected to represent the country. I think that's a call we have to take. If I'm not going to see it, I'm not going to see it. It's for you to decide what each one of you wants to do. It's not in BCCI's hands. It's a world sporting body and you can't blame anybody..."

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668,172 views • 11 months ago

“I mean, I really think we are there because the military industrial complex saw an opportunity. They saw, hey, America got attacked, and we have permission from the American people right now to go to war as long as we can tie it to terrorism. And so I think they took that and they lied about the intelligence. And then the next thing you know we’re in Iraq. I think there might have been some, I think at the mid levels, I think there were some idealistic people there who thought that we could spread democracy through the barrel of a gun.” Joe Kent

“I mean, I really think we are there because the military industrial complex saw an opportunity. They saw, hey, America got attacked, and we have permission from the American people right now to go to war as long as we can tie it to terrorism. And so I think they took that and they lied about the intelligence. And then the next thing you know we’re in Iraq. I think there might have been some, I think at the mid levels, I think there were some idealistic people there who thought that we could spread democracy through the barrel of a gun.” Joe Kent

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#WATCH | Kanpur, UP: On upcoming India vs Pakistan match in Asia Cup 2025, Aishanya Dwivedi - wife of Pahalgam terror attack victim Shubham Dwivedi, says, "BCCI should not have accepted a match between India and Pakistan...I think BCCI is not sentimental towards those 26 families...What are our cricketers doing? It is said that cricketers are nationalists. It is viewed as our national game. But except 1-2 cricket players, nobody stepped forward to say that we should boycott the match against Pakistan. BCCI cannot make them play at gunpoint. They should take a stand for their country. But they are not doing it. I would like to ask the sponsors and broadcasters if their nationality for those 26 families is finished?...What will the revenue from the match be used? Pakistan will use this just for terrorism...That is a terrorist nation...You will provide them revenue and prepare them to attack us once again. I cannot understand this...I urge people to boycott this. Do not go to watch this and do not switch on your TV for this..."

#WATCH | Kanpur, UP: On upcoming India vs Pakistan match in Asia Cup 2025, Aishanya Dwivedi - wife of Pahalgam terror attack victim Shubham Dwivedi, says, "BCCI should not have accepted a match between India and Pakistan...I think BCCI is not sentimental towards those 26 families...What are our cricketers doing? It is said that cricketers are nationalists. It is viewed as our national game. But except 1-2 cricket players, nobody stepped forward to say that we should boycott the match against Pakistan. BCCI cannot make them play at gunpoint. They should take a stand for their country. But they are not doing it. I would like to ask the sponsors and broadcasters if their nationality for those 26 families is finished?...What will the revenue from the match be used? Pakistan will use this just for terrorism...That is a terrorist nation...You will provide them revenue and prepare them to attack us once again. I cannot understand this...I urge people to boycott this. Do not go to watch this and do not switch on your TV for this..."

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199,861 views • 11 months ago

#WATCH | Raipur, Chhattisgarh: On chaos at Lionel Messi's Kolkata event, former Indian footballer and Captain, Bhaichung Bhutia says, "I think it's very unfortunate. I think the organisers did their best, but sometimes it gets out of control, especially VIP culture - it becomes very difficult even to the organisers to stop a lot of VIPs who are not supposed to be there as well, I think they entered and crowded. The genuine fans did not really get to see Messi. So, I think that was where the fans were very upset. Hopefully, I think these kinds of mistakes don't happen...I heard 80,000 people came in to see Messi. Knowing that Messi is worshipped in Kolkata and in India, when they get disappointed paying such a high-price and coming from such faraway places, I think it's very disappointing. I think the Govt has taken some steps and action...My only suggestion is that I think in future this has to be really well-organised and at the same time, lot of unwanted VIPs surrounding should be avoided."

#WATCH | Raipur, Chhattisgarh: On chaos at Lionel Messi's Kolkata event, former Indian footballer and Captain, Bhaichung Bhutia says, "I think it's very unfortunate. I think the organisers did their best, but sometimes it gets out of control, especially VIP culture - it becomes very difficult even to the organisers to stop a lot of VIPs who are not supposed to be there as well, I think they entered and crowded. The genuine fans did not really get to see Messi. So, I think that was where the fans were very upset. Hopefully, I think these kinds of mistakes don't happen...I heard 80,000 people came in to see Messi. Knowing that Messi is worshipped in Kolkata and in India, when they get disappointed paying such a high-price and coming from such faraway places, I think it's very disappointing. I think the Govt has taken some steps and action...My only suggestion is that I think in future this has to be really well-organised and at the same time, lot of unwanted VIPs surrounding should be avoided."

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72,350 views • 8 months ago

#WATCH | Glasgow, Scotland: Indian judoka Yamini Mourya clinched a silver medal in the women's -57kg event at the Commonwealth Games. She says, "I am a bit disappointed. I felt I could win gold. Right up to the last second, I felt I was being aggressive and could score. However, I think I lost today because of some negative play that resulted in a penalty point against me... First and foremost, this medal is for my country and my family... They have been supporting me... I am heading to the Asian Games, and I want to try to win a medal there as well. I will give it my all to bring home the gold..."

#WATCH | Glasgow, Scotland: Indian judoka Yamini Mourya clinched a silver medal in the women's -57kg event at the Commonwealth Games. She says, "I am a bit disappointed. I felt I could win gold. Right up to the last second, I felt I was being aggressive and could score. However, I think I lost today because of some negative play that resulted in a penalty point against me... First and foremost, this medal is for my country and my family... They have been supporting me... I am heading to the Asian Games, and I want to try to win a medal there as well. I will give it my all to bring home the gold..."

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26,035 views • 11 days ago

#WATCH | Evian, France | On India-US defence relations, US President Donald Trump says, "I think it is a great relationship...If they were attacked, we would be there to help them...If anybody attacks that man, we are going to be there...If they are attacked and he (PM Modi) is the leader, we are going to be there to help..." (Video: Reuters)

#WATCH | Evian, France | On India-US defence relations, US President Donald Trump says, "I think it is a great relationship...If they were attacked, we would be there to help them...If anybody attacks that man, we are going to be there...If they are attacked and he (PM Modi) is the leader, we are going to be there to help..." (Video: Reuters)

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#WATCH | Mumbai | On the new BCCI President, former Indian cricketer Harbhajan Singh says, "I congratulate the new BCCI team, including Mithun (Manhas) and all the members. What BCCI and Jay Shah have done for cricketers to make the sport grow is commendable. Every cricket lover has been given a new direction, and I hope BCCI will work to better the game. Jay Shah has left a huge legacy behind and now he is the ICC Chairman... When a cricketer heads a cricket body, his experience comes into play... I have played a lot with Mithun, especially in our Under-19 days..."

#WATCH | Mumbai | On the new BCCI President, former Indian cricketer Harbhajan Singh says, "I congratulate the new BCCI team, including Mithun (Manhas) and all the members. What BCCI and Jay Shah have done for cricketers to make the sport grow is commendable. Every cricket lover has been given a new direction, and I hope BCCI will work to better the game. Jay Shah has left a huge legacy behind and now he is the ICC Chairman... When a cricketer heads a cricket body, his experience comes into play... I have played a lot with Mithun, especially in our Under-19 days..."

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630,122 views • 10 months ago

#WATCH | "I personally feel that once the decision had been made to play, if we feel so strongly about Pakistan, we should not have played...But if we are going to play them, we should play in the spirit of a game, and we should have shaken their hands...We have done this before in 1999,when the Kargil War was going on. On the very day the soldiers were dying for our country, we were playing the World Cup in England against Pakistan. We were shaking their hands even then because the spirit of the game is a different spirit from what goes on between countries, between Armies and so on. That is my view. If the Pakistani team, having been insulted the first time, decided to insult us back the second time, it shows that the spirit of the game is lacking on both sides..," says Congress MP Shashi Tharoor in an interview to ANI on Indian cricketers refusing to shake hands with Pakistani cricketers during Asia Cup and on-field gestures by the Pakistani Cricketers.

#WATCH | "I personally feel that once the decision had been made to play, if we feel so strongly about Pakistan, we should not have played...But if we are going to play them, we should play in the spirit of a game, and we should have shaken their hands...We have done this before in 1999,when the Kargil War was going on. On the very day the soldiers were dying for our country, we were playing the World Cup in England against Pakistan. We were shaking their hands even then because the spirit of the game is a different spirit from what goes on between countries, between Armies and so on. That is my view. If the Pakistani team, having been insulted the first time, decided to insult us back the second time, it shows that the spirit of the game is lacking on both sides..," says Congress MP Shashi Tharoor in an interview to ANI on Indian cricketers refusing to shake hands with Pakistani cricketers during Asia Cup and on-field gestures by the Pakistani Cricketers.

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367,966 views • 10 months ago