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Please buy and read my sci-fi book from
https://www.amazon.in/dp/B0FFGKR6RC
I'm sure you will enjoy reading the two stories in the book.
तेरी दरिया दिली
एक तरफा है,
कि इधर बाढ़ है
और उधर सूखा,
इधर प्यार है,
उधर रूखा,
बाँध लगा दोस्त,
प्रेम का रूख बदल,
नहीं तो समुन्दर में
बह जाएगा तेरा
ढेड़ सारा प्यार।
What are the folks working at Fordow thinking?
What did they have for lunch?
Is it like being on the death row?
For a crime they never committed?
Is it not the crime of Uranium
For enriching itself, as if with usury?
They can't abandon ship:
That will be a National shame,
Even treachery.
Will the GBU-57 touch them?
Will a assassain's bullet touch them?
When they are back home on leave?
Will a missile vaporise them?
When they are having lunch?
What did they have for lunch?
What are the folks thinking?
I saw a video where a tornado crossed a rainbow. One image of that event is below:
Israel has taken out Nuclear scientists of Iran with impunity. She has also taken out military commanders as well. Earlier, US has taken out one military commander of Iran.
Our ISRO scientist Mr Nambi Narayan was clumsily put into jail by machinations of foreign powers which did not like to countenance our rapid march in Space exploration. And after that unfortunate and unlawful incarceration of Mr Nambi Narayan, India's space exploration went back many, many years.
But now subtle ways aren't employed anymore to remove scientists engaged in specialised work: such scientists as are almost irreplaceable. A missile just goes through their windows and vapourises them.
Can we afford to keep our scientists engaged in space and nuke research in plain sight? That the the enemy take them out with impunity? They must be withdrawn from public view as quickly as possible. Their social media profiles must be obliterated, their work profile must be made inaccessible to all except those who need to know. I have seen social media platforms where young scientists, in their naivete, boast that they are working in such and such critical project. Such mindset has to change.
We have to put a veil over the digital profiles of our scientists and and a hardened shield over their persona.
And there is no time to lose. We don't know when our discoveries and explorations will reach such a critical mass as would persuade some foreign to strike.