Crackdown on unsafe food in #Bengaluru
Food Safety and Drug Administration officials led by commissioner K Srinivas conducted raids on several star hotels across the city to check for food safety compliance. While one star hotel was using rotten onions another had stocked 31 litres of expired milk packets.
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A Thar driver tried to skip the long queue on the Bangalore–Mysore Expressway and almost hit my car. I had to brake suddenly to avoid a collision, and fortunately, nothing happened.
Such rash driving should never be encouraged. People who follow traffic rules deserve to drive without fear or unnecessary stress.
#DriveResponsibly #mahindrathar
Let’s join hands and create a movement that will make real change happen. If you are unhappy with the way you live, WhatsApp photographs, videos with the date and location on 9910331864 and I will amplify it. Let’s start, we deserve cities that we can live in.
At least America had to invade Venezuela for oil. India is voluntarily giving away its data, the new oil, to America for decades.
A section of Indian elites sees US overlordship as normal and beneficial at least to themselves. They will occasionally pretend otherwise to confuse and deflect.
We protect European gravestones as monuments of national importance.
The same Europeans who suppressed our independence.
Meanwhile, 40,000-year-old rock art crumbles under open sky because documentation budgets don't exist.
We maintain their memory better than our own ancestors. 🪦
Who decided which stones deserve protection?
#GemsofASI MNI356
Now It's going viral in Thailand too...As I said Ramayana makers should focus on Asian market. No story in Asia is as big as Ramayana. At this point of time, I can say if Ramayana Part 1 clicks well then Ramayana Part 2 will be sure shot 1st billion dollar movie of Indian Cinema.
Details of expired & unsafe food seized at Bengaluru ⭐ hotels during health Dept Raids.
The Lalit Ashok : 76 kg of meat & 200 kg of vegetables seized. 32 litres of expired milk seized & destroyed.
Shangri-La Bengaluru: 15 kg of meat seized.
Four Seasons Hotel Bengaluru: 19 kg of meat seized.
Vivanta Bengaluru Whitefield: 3 kg of expired bakery products
Taj Yeshwantpur: 72 kg of meat/ fish was seized.
The Radisson Blue (The Atria): 105 kg of expired food articles, comprising 50 kg of chicken, 25 kg of meat, 23 kg of fish & 7 kg of vegetables seized
Modi Ji should personally stand and secure Solar Panels installed in Rural Area's
A group of boys is treating solar panels like toys, They are damaging public infrastructure without a second thought. Then people ask why our country struggles to maintain public infrastructure. What exactly can the Modi Ji do if citizens themselves vandalize what is built for everyone
Karnataka health dept raids 5 star hotels in Bengaluru, over 30 teams probing hygiene standards in their kitchens & storage facilities. Officials are inspecting for adulterated, expired and banned food items. Over 20 litres of expired milk, rotten veggies etc recovered already.
A remarkable innovation has emerged from Kaflikhan village near Jageshwar Dham in Almora, Uttarakhand. Young innovator Ravi Tamta has successfully tested the prototype of HAPIDA SKYNeX, an electric personal flying vehicle developed by his company, Hapida Sky Private Limited.
This successful flight marks the first major milestone after years of research and development. Ravi Tamta aims to make safe, eco-friendly personal air mobility a reality in India.
His achievement reflects the immense talent and innovative spirit of Uttarakhand. The state is a mine of talent; all it needs is the right platform and support. Ravi Tamta's innovation could transform transportation, boost tourism, improve disaster response, and enhance connectivity in remote Himalayan regions. It is an inspiring example of how innovation from Uttarakhand can contribute to India's technological future.
🚨 A candidate who scored just 1 out of 800 marks in NEET-PG has secured admission to MS Orthopaedics at Kamineni Academy of Medical Sciences, Hyderabad.