I was putting off tweeting about these men, since I knew the mood would only go downhill hereafter.
But then, it is definitely a day to remember the #14FebPulwamaBravehearts.
Let me share my jumbled, angry thoughts about that dastardly attack ..

I still remember that evening as the news of the attack came in and the casualty count just kept on going higher and higher. I was having dinner at my boss' place that evening. It was supposed to be a light evening, but it was anything but that.
#14FebPulwamaBravehearts

I doubt anyone of us was actually 'attending' that party that evening. Despite being physical present there, we were lost in our own worlds of emotions as the gravity of the event sunk in.
There wasn't much conversation that night, despite quite a few 'talkative' guys amongst us.

All that we could think of was for the damned evening to end.
Thankfully, the boss too agreed with us and we went homewards much earlier than planned.
#14FebPulwamaBravehearts

I rushed back home and let out on twitter in this thread. Info was still very sketchy, but still, the event had shaken me to the very core.
Practically EVERYONE of us knew who did it.
MUST read this thread before moving

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So this tweet below reminded me of some thoughts I have been having regarding some aspects of interaction with animals that seem to occur more often in India than other places.
Interactions which the sanctimonious idiots of PETA etc cannot fathom even in their dreams.

I'll start with this heart-warming video of an Old Amma feeding a fellow devotee of Mahadev with all the devotion and love that can possibly exist. And he too graciously accepts the offering.
It is saved on my HDD with the title, 'Indyeah'!

At the other end of the spectrum of age is this little one that has made a colossal friend for herself!
The hymn being chanted in the background perfectly sums up what I seek to underline by the way of this thread

Of course, when our Gods themselves choose to incarnate in various non-human forms, this devotion and love is but expected, no?

Here's Traffic constable Sanjay Ghude, just doing his bit towards a fellow being that was having a tough day in the summers