Shankar sir was ahead of his time.
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So, was Shankar right?
Man, I wish those damn pigeons would die, not the sparrows.
Never wrong, just early.
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Where's Chitra Aravindan on social media when we need him?
But seriously, just curious – are there any verifiable sources to back that claim?
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Mobile phone towers and radiation are a reason, not the main reason. I live in a city with multiple 4G and 5G networks and excellent coverage, yet I still see sparrows and other small birds everywhere.
As the AI response above says, cell phones are just a convenient alibi to cover up human mistakes.
We keep expanding horizontally, building homes on new plots with zero open space for trees. Instead we plaster everything with concrete. Where do you think sparrows will build their nests? Fewer trees mean less food for them.
We should stop blaming and start acting – leave space to plant trees and maintain the ones we have.
Not really – I see sparrows all over Melbourne city; they're practically everywhere.
Google Gemini says this is fake news.
The energy from these EM waves isn't at a harmful level. The real problems are urbanisation and the excessive use of pesticides beyond the permitted limits.
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Desi version