[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Saket Suman [@writesaket](/creator/twitter/writesaket) on x 2149 followers Created: 2025-07-25 02:55:20 UTC Ceasefire, @NamitaGokhale_ Aunty. Some things are better said than buried. You had ringside seats to history -- Pandit Nehru, Rajendra Prasad, and a front-row pass to the making of a nation. And yet… no degree. Not even the courtesy of pretending to try. You were thrown out of college. A whole nation was rising through education -- teachers, scientists, builders of a new India. And you? You took the detour: got thrown out of college, wrote a chick-lit novel and published in London. Quite the shortcut, considering XX% of Indians couldn’t even dream of affording the postage. Privilege is one thing. Being drunk on it? That’s art. Your first review came from a family friend, Keki Daruwalla, applause was always on tap but all through a close circle. And life, in its grim poetry, brought you face to face with tragedies. You began to understand India, womanhood, maybe even yourself. And I’ll admit -- your writing got better. Award in Assam? Well deserved. But that was also your villain origin story, wasn’t it? From there, it was ambition on steroids -- sabotage, spin, soft power games. All to bury a story that dared to outgrow you. Not in anger anymore, but with relief. Because this truth needed air, and now it has it. You could have earned that degree decades ago -- had you not been too high on comfort to ever look down. So here it ends -- the ceasefire. May it humble you. I feel lighter already. Now, the battle is against the monopoly that you and your partners in crime have built to cease the opportunity from everybody else and bestow it on your children and known ones. Create a level playing field and then see where all these dumbsters stand. Thik hai? #MaaiBahinYojana XX engagements  **Related Topics** [india](/topic/india) [ceasefire](/topic/ceasefire) [Post Link](https://x.com/writesaket/status/1948577781652029853)
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Saket Suman @writesaket on x 2149 followers
Created: 2025-07-25 02:55:20 UTC
Ceasefire, @NamitaGokhale_ Aunty. Some things are better said than buried. You had ringside seats to history -- Pandit Nehru, Rajendra Prasad, and a front-row pass to the making of a nation. And yet… no degree. Not even the courtesy of pretending to try. You were thrown out of college. A whole nation was rising through education -- teachers, scientists, builders of a new India. And you? You took the detour: got thrown out of college, wrote a chick-lit novel and published in London. Quite the shortcut, considering XX% of Indians couldn’t even dream of affording the postage. Privilege is one thing. Being drunk on it? That’s art. Your first review came from a family friend, Keki Daruwalla, applause was always on tap but all through a close circle. And life, in its grim poetry, brought you face to face with tragedies. You began to understand India, womanhood, maybe even yourself. And I’ll admit -- your writing got better. Award in Assam? Well deserved. But that was also your villain origin story, wasn’t it? From there, it was ambition on steroids -- sabotage, spin, soft power games. All to bury a story that dared to outgrow you. Not in anger anymore, but with relief. Because this truth needed air, and now it has it. You could have earned that degree decades ago -- had you not been too high on comfort to ever look down. So here it ends -- the ceasefire. May it humble you. I feel lighter already. Now, the battle is against the monopoly that you and your partners in crime have built to cease the opportunity from everybody else and bestow it on your children and known ones. Create a level playing field and then see where all these dumbsters stand. Thik hai? #MaaiBahinYojana
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