#Economically

Nava Mohan Rao

NavaMohanRao1

Gopal Mukhopadhyay, belonged to a family of nationalists. He was an ardent supporter of Netaji & used to abhor Gandhian non-violence. He was a nephew of Anukul Chandra Mukhopadhyay, a

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iTerryTommy

Everyday now I think about Bl3ss saying Theatre niggas are the weakest link What this is about, to me, is musical theatre and The Chorus which mines Black talent,

James Miller

Millermena

I'm an expert on the Iranian protest movement in 2009-2010. Followed every minute. I'm an expert on Arab Spring. This feels like that. This one is different. And for the

Orde Kittrie

ordefk

The following tweet thread includes some of my thoughts on today's signing of the #AbrahamAccords. The #AbrahamAccords deserve the title "peace agreement." Arab League members #Bahrain & #UAE, founded in

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

The percentage of Americans struggling with hunger dropped 40%—now at its lowest level since #COVID19 pandemic began, suggesting the recent flood in aid from Congress and @JoeBiden WH is making

SarahHaywoodWeddings

SarahHaywood

Why #WeddingBusinesses are viable and the Chancellor should please take another look at our £14.7b sector: * circa £14b in 2020 weddings revenue DEFERRED NOT LOST; couples are standing by

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

1) This is a pretty good article, but I disagree with this: “There is, however, a radical difference between this Cold War and the one that developed during the second

Martin K

iNSiG9FiX

On variants: "This is a global pandemic; we're going to need a global solution. Global travel is and has been incredibly low, and yet variants from countries around the world

Andy Baird

andy_engineer

Reaching the 100 day milestone is awesome but also bittersweet. Thailand has done a superb job of managing the health crisis, especially as it was the first country outside of

Ed the Sock

EdtheSock

Have you ppl finished patting yourselves on the back yet for being more serious authorities on the point of my tweet than me (who wrote it), and the facts about

Gordon Pennycook

GordPennycook

The following may be of interest to those who use Prolific and/or Lucid for surveys.Ran a study yesterday about election-related opinions (plus some other stuff - data is a bit

Adam Habib

AdHabb

South Africa needs to end the lockdown: here's a blueprint for its replacementhttps://theconversation.com/south-africa-needs-to-end-the-lockdown-heres-a-blueprint-for-its-replacement-136080 Interesting piece!The argument is for a gradual sectoral

Theodore Blackman ~rovnys-ricfer

rovnys

> The defining characteristic of distributed systems is failure.The Urbit network is a distributed system whose points of failure are individuals. I think this is good (thread).https://twitter.com/Meaningness/status/1248670310867451910 Since I'

AJ Kay

AJKayWriter

“Bracing for grim” is all many people have been able to do for 6 months (& counting) as they live the devastation of these mitigation measures, including:* hunger* non-Covid disease

Chunky Pandemic

BucketheadCase

Okay here we go again Okay pehle 10 second me hi jhooth Second lie: we've managed to control the losses that we could have suffered because of coronavirus Kya karunga

Bradford ☮️

bradsferguson

Consumer Reports no longer takes ad money, so who pays them to run their business?Consumer Reports is organized as a “non-profit”Of its six largest “philanthropic partners”, #1 Ford#3 GM#6 Big