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Where is this Chiranjeevi now?🥲 Present Rajinikanth chustunna high motham Chiru kuda chusi undevadu, madyalo 10 years waste cheskokunda unte..🏃🏻‍♂️‍➡️ Chiranjeevi Prime then = Prabhas prime now❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

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149,818 次观看 • 1 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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ఉంగ అమ్మ తప్పుకోరా 😎1 年前

Chiranjeevi chusina prime total telugu industry yevadu chudaledu edeee fact.. Yendhuku ante Appudu 1 to 10 unanimous chiranjeevi aa 11th place gurinchi discussions ayyevi ah range ayanadi

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Gan Jing World2 年前

✦ The Fatal Encounter ✦ One year into King Jeong-jo’s reign, a fated day unfolds about one who must live, one who must kill, and one who must protect. 🍿Watch Now

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Nee ruddhudu thagalayya matter atu thippi itu thippi malli PB daggarake theeskosthav

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Sravani1 年前

To be fact rajini market ekkuva overseas lo easy ga 100cr to 200cr vasthai inka unanimous talk vasthe 300cr kuda possible rajini ki And malayalam telugu karnataka konchem north kuda undu market Chiru ki avi em levu accept that first

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Chimptu Babu🚩1 年前

Bring the freaking Ghost back @NameisNani #ChiruOdela

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Anavasaranga politics ki vellaadu boss!!

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Ippudu comeback ivvochu if proper scripts vasthe aynaki Hopefully Yevaraina proper role isthe baagunnu

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RRRaj!1 年前

Chiranjeevi Prime then = Prabhas prime now WTF?????

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Stalin Tagore Dady A refreshment movies

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@urstruly reddy1 年前

Prabhas tho chiranjeevi ni polchadam enti chiru eppudaina thop prabhas ki prime miss ayindhi sure ga BB tarwata okati breakevem ledhu may be upcoming line up bagundhi so he will be... Kalki vundhi gini.. Salarodu bokka padindhi which had multiple reason..date pp clash..

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#WATCH | Delhi | On being asked about meat and alcohol reportedly served at the Diwali reception hosted by UK PM at 10 Downing Street, British High Commissioner to India, Lindy Cameron says, "I'm incredibly proud of being part of a country where our prime minister lights diyas on the steps of 10 Downing Street. I was very proud of our first Indian-origin prime minister doing it. I'm equally proud of our prime minister now doing it this year. Of course, what I've learned is how diverse the Diwali celebrations are. I think, obviously there's a spiritual, religious part of it, but there's also just a massive family celebration. And in the many Diwali parties, I went to in my first Diwali here in India, I just saw such a range of different food and drinks and celebrations. Families, big parties, I think that's just part of it."

#WATCH | Delhi | On being asked about meat and alcohol reportedly served at the Diwali reception hosted by UK PM at 10 Downing Street, British High Commissioner to India, Lindy Cameron says, "I'm incredibly proud of being part of a country where our prime minister lights diyas on the steps of 10 Downing Street. I was very proud of our first Indian-origin prime minister doing it. I'm equally proud of our prime minister now doing it this year. Of course, what I've learned is how diverse the Diwali celebrations are. I think, obviously there's a spiritual, religious part of it, but there's also just a massive family celebration. And in the many Diwali parties, I went to in my first Diwali here in India, I just saw such a range of different food and drinks and celebrations. Families, big parties, I think that's just part of it."

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25 acre of encroached prime land near Quaid I Azam University cleared after careful satellite mapping. 3 farmhouses and 15 illegal houses & barns removed. An Inquiry initiated into the culpable who built or sold this land over last 10 years. The buildings as per our finding were rented or being used as holiday homes. For me 5 years of dealing with encroachments on state land, across Punjab and now Islamabad have revealed a consistent pattern. The original encroacher is rarely poor. Land is first illegally occupied by powerful actors, then rented out or used as holiday homes. Vulnerable people are later housed there without legal protection, while the real beneficiaries extract rent from a distance. This is precisely where satellite imagery, utility records, and data-led governance help dismantle entrenched land-grabbing networks.

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It is entirely unbecoming of the Prime Minister of India to be celebrating the inauguration of a temple in Paris while dead bodies of students are being pulled out of the rubble of a hostel in New Delhi. After a scandal involving women being asked not to work at the Eiffel Tower during the BAPS visit, the MEA has said the Indian government had nothing to do with the matter. If the Indian government had nothing to do with the matter, then why was the ambassador present at the inauguration? Why was the Prime Minister speaking with the Indian flag in the background, as the Prime Minister of India and not as a private citizen, at the inauguration of this temple? When the Ram Janmabhoomi Temple was inaugurated in Ayodhya, it was explicitly made clear that the Prime Minister is attending in a personal capacity. How does he attend the inauguration of a temple in an official capacity now? How does he talk about the India-France bilateral relationship at that address? Now you cannot run away from these difficult questions. India's ambassador to UNESCO is busy defending BAPS. BAPS is a private limited company in France. The temple itself claims that tens of millions of euros were used in the building of this temple that makes it historic. Where did this money come from? How has it gone into a private limited company? What is the accountability for promoting a temple like this? Does the Prime Minister promote all temples that are opened across the world? Does the Prime Minister promote gurdwaras that are opened across the world? Does the Prime Minister promote mosques that are open across the world? Or have we stopped pretending we are a secular country? Finally, this has become a moment for the far right in France to target Indians. That's racist, and that racist hatred must be called out, but that hatred cannot be used as a justification for labour rights violations at that temple. In New Jersey, serious allegations were made that Dalit labourers were exploited, paid below minimum wage. Forty people apparently have died of silicosis, according to some estimates, because of that stone cutting. Who will take responsibility for these actions? Who will answer questions as to why the land was donated to BAPS in France, why land was donated in Abu Dhabi to the same BAPS? Is there pressure from the Indian government in doing so? Difficult questions cannot be avoided, and certainly not right now under the guise of religion.

It is entirely unbecoming of the Prime Minister of India to be celebrating the inauguration of a temple in Paris while dead bodies of students are being pulled out of the rubble of a hostel in New Delhi. After a scandal involving women being asked not to work at the Eiffel Tower during the BAPS visit, the MEA has said the Indian government had nothing to do with the matter. If the Indian government had nothing to do with the matter, then why was the ambassador present at the inauguration? Why was the Prime Minister speaking with the Indian flag in the background, as the Prime Minister of India and not as a private citizen, at the inauguration of this temple? When the Ram Janmabhoomi Temple was inaugurated in Ayodhya, it was explicitly made clear that the Prime Minister is attending in a personal capacity. How does he attend the inauguration of a temple in an official capacity now? How does he talk about the India-France bilateral relationship at that address? Now you cannot run away from these difficult questions. India's ambassador to UNESCO is busy defending BAPS. BAPS is a private limited company in France. The temple itself claims that tens of millions of euros were used in the building of this temple that makes it historic. Where did this money come from? How has it gone into a private limited company? What is the accountability for promoting a temple like this? Does the Prime Minister promote all temples that are opened across the world? Does the Prime Minister promote gurdwaras that are opened across the world? Does the Prime Minister promote mosques that are open across the world? Or have we stopped pretending we are a secular country? Finally, this has become a moment for the far right in France to target Indians. That's racist, and that racist hatred must be called out, but that hatred cannot be used as a justification for labour rights violations at that temple. In New Jersey, serious allegations were made that Dalit labourers were exploited, paid below minimum wage. Forty people apparently have died of silicosis, according to some estimates, because of that stone cutting. Who will take responsibility for these actions? Who will answer questions as to why the land was donated to BAPS in France, why land was donated in Abu Dhabi to the same BAPS? Is there pressure from the Indian government in doing so? Difficult questions cannot be avoided, and certainly not right now under the guise of religion.

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86,246 次观看 • 1 个月前

Paul on why writing and communicating clearly is one of the most important skills in business: "Journalism 101 should be a mandatory subject in every college. I took journalism classes, and newspaper writing teaches you how to write where the conclusion comes first. It's taking whatever event transpired, and putting it in this cogent way where the most important stuff starts at the beginning, and you work your way down through it. Particularly where, in today's world, the attention spans are this short, time clearly is money. You want to be able to communicate in the quickest and most concise fashion you can, where you get your entire point across in the shortest amount of time. As a macro thinker – man, it helped me so much to frame every potential trading decision. Let's say that there's 10 really important things. Every one of those will have its day. It'll rotate through in terms of importance. The yen's a great example. It's been completely undervalued for the past 24 months. It's so ripe to rally sharply, but it needed a catalytic moment. And that catalytic moment was this new Prime Minister that was just elected. So if you take valuation, which everyone's ignored now for the past two years in the yen, all of a sudden this moment takes it from here and puts it at the very top. That's literally what trading is all about."

Paul on why writing and communicating clearly is one of the most important skills in business: "Journalism 101 should be a mandatory subject in every college. I took journalism classes, and newspaper writing teaches you how to write where the conclusion comes first. It's taking whatever event transpired, and putting it in this cogent way where the most important stuff starts at the beginning, and you work your way down through it. Particularly where, in today's world, the attention spans are this short, time clearly is money. You want to be able to communicate in the quickest and most concise fashion you can, where you get your entire point across in the shortest amount of time. As a macro thinker – man, it helped me so much to frame every potential trading decision. Let's say that there's 10 really important things. Every one of those will have its day. It'll rotate through in terms of importance. The yen's a great example. It's been completely undervalued for the past 24 months. It's so ripe to rally sharply, but it needed a catalytic moment. And that catalytic moment was this new Prime Minister that was just elected. So if you take valuation, which everyone's ignored now for the past two years in the yen, all of a sudden this moment takes it from here and puts it at the very top. That's literally what trading is all about."

Patrick OShaughnessy

128,667 次观看 • 5 个月前

The difference in the reaction of the members now that they are in their 30s 🤭 🐰 : But whenever I bring this up, the members would go like “what are you even talking about? Honestly, turning 30 was a really touching moment for me. Like.. Wow! I'm really 30 now. I wonder what kind of life will unfold in my 30s, I was super excited about it. So when I tell fans stuff like, “We're in our 30s now” or “We've already been together for 10 years”… Since I was the first one to turn 30, they'd say, “Isn't the average age getting too high because of you, hyung?” At first, they'd just say things like that jokingly. But then, one by one, as each member hit 30, like “You’re 30 now too, Chanyeol-ah. You're in your 30s now”. Every time someone turned 30, I kept bringing it up. And now that even our maknae turned 30, I'd say, “We’ve really become such a mature, cool, adult group!” Whenever I’d day something like that, at some point, they just completely stopped reacting. Because if they react, it might be brought up again on broadcast or something. Kyungsoo is more accepting. He's like, “Why? We’re in our 30s now… Since we’re in our 30s, isn’t it okay for us to have a beer or something during a broadcast?” He talks like that. Chanyeol hates it though. He's like, “Stop it, hyung! We don't even look like we're in our 30s, why do you keep reminding people about it?!” He says people wouldn't even notice just looking at us, but I keep imprinting on everyone that EXO is now a group where everyone is in their 30s… Oh… I think I talked about it way too much today as well! 😅

The difference in the reaction of the members now that they are in their 30s 🤭 🐰 : But whenever I bring this up, the members would go like “what are you even talking about? Honestly, turning 30 was a really touching moment for me. Like.. Wow! I'm really 30 now. I wonder what kind of life will unfold in my 30s, I was super excited about it. So when I tell fans stuff like, “We're in our 30s now” or “We've already been together for 10 years”… Since I was the first one to turn 30, they'd say, “Isn't the average age getting too high because of you, hyung?” At first, they'd just say things like that jokingly. But then, one by one, as each member hit 30, like “You’re 30 now too, Chanyeol-ah. You're in your 30s now”. Every time someone turned 30, I kept bringing it up. And now that even our maknae turned 30, I'd say, “We’ve really become such a mature, cool, adult group!” Whenever I’d day something like that, at some point, they just completely stopped reacting. Because if they react, it might be brought up again on broadcast or something. Kyungsoo is more accepting. He's like, “Why? We’re in our 30s now… Since we’re in our 30s, isn’t it okay for us to have a beer or something during a broadcast?” He talks like that. Chanyeol hates it though. He's like, “Stop it, hyung! We don't even look like we're in our 30s, why do you keep reminding people about it?!” He says people wouldn't even notice just looking at us, but I keep imprinting on everyone that EXO is now a group where everyone is in their 30s… Oh… I think I talked about it way too much today as well! 😅

NLNL 🍒🔥

11,939 次观看 • 2 天前

Britain installed its 7th prime minister in 10 years this morning, and for the first time in G7 history the man walking through the door of Number 10 is on record pledging to build a Web3 powerhouse. Andy Burnham took office at 10 Downing Street without a general election, appointed unchallenged by his own party. The man he replaced was forced out by his own MPs and left the doorstep saying my work is done. In a January interview that same man warned that removing him in 2026 would plunge Britain into utter chaos. His party listened carefully, waited for spring, then did it anyway. The route to power tells you what British democracy has become. Burnham quit the Manchester mayoralty, won a risky by-election on 19th June, re-entered Parliament within days, and was crowned Labour leader unchallenged on Friday after his only rival withdrew and endorsed him. Today, King Charles asked Andy to form a government. Between the by-election and the black door, no ordinary voter cast a single ballot on who runs the country. Five of Britain's last six changes of prime minister have now happened without a general election. Power in the world's oldest parliamentary democracy changes hands by party process, and the public watches it on television live. Absorb the churn. Cameron, May, Johnson, Truss, Sunak, Starmer, Burnham. Seven leaders in a decade, an average occupancy of about seventeen months, a turnover rate Britain once mocked Italy for. Starmer's landslide was only 2 years ago, won on 33.7% of the vote, the smallest share of any majority government since records began in 1830, and by January polled near 19%. Larry the cat, 15 yrs at #10, has outlasted 6 prime ministers and greeted his 7th this morning. The new one arrived pledging stability. The last one pledged stability on the same doorstep two years ago. The doorstep does not remember. To be fair to the machine, Britain has swapped leaders mid-term 11 times since 1945. The constitution is working as designed. What changed is the frequency. One layer nobody in Westminster is pricing. Burnham is the first G7 head of government with a crypto pledge on tape, telling a Manchester audience I'm bought in, promising to make Manchester the Web3 powerhouse that we want it to be. Before the champagne, the calibration. That record is municipal boosterism, not national policy. He has published no digital assets platform. The FCA's crypto rulebook is nearly final and its authors do not answer to him. And the twist worth savoring, he inherits a party that froze crypto donations to political campaigns in March after a review flagged foreign influence risk, and is now moving to make that ban permanent. The most crypto-friendly leader in British history arrives inside a system wired to distrust crypto money in politics. The deeper pattern is the inversion underneath all of it. The first G7 digital sovereign bond is scheduled for early 2027. The Bank of England's stablecoin regime goes operational the same year, complete with a 40 billion pound issuance guardrail per coin. British money is being rebuilt for the next fifty years by an independent civil service on decade-long clocks. The pound's plumbing now has a longer time horizon than the pound's politicians, and that is the quiet story of the age. The state is becoming more durable than the people who run it, and the money is becoming more modern than the politicians who sign for it. So the 7th prime minister begins, acutely aware of the churn, his aides say, and promising to end it. All six before him promised something similar. Maybe he is different. He has chased this job through two failed leadership runs and nobody doubts he wants it. The arithmetic keeps its own counsel. The digital money rails now being wired are designed to run for half a century. The average occupant of Number 10 this decade lasted seventeen months. Britain is building money meant to outlive its signatories, and this morning it watched another one arrive.

Britain installed its 7th prime minister in 10 years this morning, and for the first time in G7 history the man walking through the door of Number 10 is on record pledging to build a Web3 powerhouse. Andy Burnham took office at 10 Downing Street without a general election, appointed unchallenged by his own party. The man he replaced was forced out by his own MPs and left the doorstep saying my work is done. In a January interview that same man warned that removing him in 2026 would plunge Britain into utter chaos. His party listened carefully, waited for spring, then did it anyway. The route to power tells you what British democracy has become. Burnham quit the Manchester mayoralty, won a risky by-election on 19th June, re-entered Parliament within days, and was crowned Labour leader unchallenged on Friday after his only rival withdrew and endorsed him. Today, King Charles asked Andy to form a government. Between the by-election and the black door, no ordinary voter cast a single ballot on who runs the country. Five of Britain's last six changes of prime minister have now happened without a general election. Power in the world's oldest parliamentary democracy changes hands by party process, and the public watches it on television live. Absorb the churn. Cameron, May, Johnson, Truss, Sunak, Starmer, Burnham. Seven leaders in a decade, an average occupancy of about seventeen months, a turnover rate Britain once mocked Italy for. Starmer's landslide was only 2 years ago, won on 33.7% of the vote, the smallest share of any majority government since records began in 1830, and by January polled near 19%. Larry the cat, 15 yrs at #10, has outlasted 6 prime ministers and greeted his 7th this morning. The new one arrived pledging stability. The last one pledged stability on the same doorstep two years ago. The doorstep does not remember. To be fair to the machine, Britain has swapped leaders mid-term 11 times since 1945. The constitution is working as designed. What changed is the frequency. One layer nobody in Westminster is pricing. Burnham is the first G7 head of government with a crypto pledge on tape, telling a Manchester audience I'm bought in, promising to make Manchester the Web3 powerhouse that we want it to be. Before the champagne, the calibration. That record is municipal boosterism, not national policy. He has published no digital assets platform. The FCA's crypto rulebook is nearly final and its authors do not answer to him. And the twist worth savoring, he inherits a party that froze crypto donations to political campaigns in March after a review flagged foreign influence risk, and is now moving to make that ban permanent. The most crypto-friendly leader in British history arrives inside a system wired to distrust crypto money in politics. The deeper pattern is the inversion underneath all of it. The first G7 digital sovereign bond is scheduled for early 2027. The Bank of England's stablecoin regime goes operational the same year, complete with a 40 billion pound issuance guardrail per coin. British money is being rebuilt for the next fifty years by an independent civil service on decade-long clocks. The pound's plumbing now has a longer time horizon than the pound's politicians, and that is the quiet story of the age. The state is becoming more durable than the people who run it, and the money is becoming more modern than the politicians who sign for it. So the 7th prime minister begins, acutely aware of the churn, his aides say, and promising to end it. All six before him promised something similar. Maybe he is different. He has chased this job through two failed leadership runs and nobody doubts he wants it. The arithmetic keeps its own counsel. The digital money rails now being wired are designed to run for half a century. The average occupant of Number 10 this decade lasted seventeen months. Britain is building money meant to outlive its signatories, and this morning it watched another one arrive.

Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡

89,730 次观看 • 2 个月前