  It has been debated for decades whether hadrons emerging from p+p collisions
exhibit collective expansion. The signal of the collective motion in p+p
collisions is not as clear/clean as in heavy-ion collisions because of the low
multiplicity and large fluctuation in p+p collisions. Tsallis Blast-Wave (TBW)
model is a thermodynamic approach, introduced to handle the overwhelming
correlation and fluctuation in the hadronic processes. We have systematically
studied the identified particle spectra in p+p collisions from RHIC to LHC
using TBW and found no appreciable radial flow in p+p collisions below
$\sqrt{s}=900$ GeV. At LHC higher energy of 7 TeV in p+p collisions, the radial
flow velocity achieves an average value of $<\beta >= 0.320\pm0.005$. This flow
velocity is comparable to that in peripheral (40-60%) Au+Au collisions at RHIC.
Breaking of the identified particle spectra $m_T$ scaling was also observed at
LHC from a model independent test.
