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"As much as I appreciate the information , the timeline and even his opinion. The extreme glorification of Bengal and bashing of INC is becoming a bit boring. Don't get me wrong, I truly believe Bengal played humongous role but to completely keep on nullifying INC role and super highlighting the negative (and then not acknowledging that the reaction to INC led to nationalism movement) is very annoying." Jun 27, 2026 02:39PM

 
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"Did I expect this?No.I wanted to know how she thinks.A woman who captures nuances so beautifully, does not dwell in grayness at all and maybe that makes me lonely.
She also seems mum about the gossip of her love interest.It is amusing to see how she makes her life,her brothers and her parents life open book but shrouds her lovers into secrecy(only the part related to her is shown).In this way, she is like me."
Jul 24, 2026 09:38AM

 
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"So we know were we are. In an absurd village, people are confused, some are slimy on top of that. 2 people presumed dead (who acted very slavish in the office and hero in here are back)." Feb 18, 2026 06:26AM

 
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