@OLX_India Dear OLX, your plateform has become a safe heaven for fraudsters. I have faced it myself. People contact as buyer and offer to pay amount through Google pay and shared an image to scan to receive payment. This is the modus operandi they use as per OLX guidelines.
@stats_feed if anyone of below 5 could have lived 10 more years, Bharat would have been in much better situation.
1. Prithviraj Chauhan,
2. Rana Ratan Singh
3. Jagatguru Shankaracharya
4. Swami Vivekanand
5. Lal Bahadur Shastri
Do you know anyone from the following list?
1. Somabhai (82 years) - Retired Health Officer
2. Amrutbhai (78 years) - Former private factory employee, now retired
3. Prahlad (70 years) - Runs a ration shop
4. Pankaj (64 years) - Works in the Information Department
5. Bhogilal (73 years) - Runs a grocery shop
6. Arvind (70 years) - Scrap dealer
7. Bharat (61 years) - Works at a petrol pump
8. Ashok (57 years) - Sells kites and runs a grocery shop
9. Chandrakant (54 years) - Works at a cowshed
10. Ramesh (70 years) - No further information available
11. Bhargav (50 years) - No further information available
12. Bipin (48 years) - Works at a library in Ahmedabad
The individuals listed as numbers 1 to 4 are the real brothers of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Numbers 5 to 9 are the sons of Modi's uncle Narasinhdas Modi, making them PM Modi's paternal cousins.
Number 10, Ramesh, is the son of Jagjivandas Modi.
Number 11, Bhargav, is the son of PM Modi's uncle Kantibhai.
Finally, number 12, Bipin, is the son of Modi's youngest uncle, Jayantilal Modi.
To all revolutionary journalists on Youtube:
Please meet all the individuals on this list.
I kindly request that you feature them on camera. Go to Gujarat and showcase the real stories of PM Modi's brother Arvind, who deals in scrap, and Ashok, who sells kites.
And yes, when in Vadnagar, don’t forget to fill up your car with petrol from Bharatbhai, who works at the Nyayra petrol pump there.
One of the Prime Minister's brothers works there filling petrol.
Everyone will see how PM Modi's brother is filling petrol in your car. If you get a chance, you can also buy some old tin utensils from Arvindbhai.
And yes, you might also spot PM Modi’s sister-in-law selling groceries in the Ghee-Kanta market of Vadnagar.
While most politicians focus entirely on selfish gains and the well-being of their families,
Narendra Modi works solely for the country and nothing else.
🚨🔥 फ्रेंच मोटो व्लॉगर ‘Frenchy’ को भारत ने हैरान कर दिया! 🇮🇳
भारत बाइक पर घूम रहे फ्रेंच व्लॉगर के गले में गांठ निकल आई। लोकल डॉक्टर से पूछा तो बोला — सिर्फ $500 (लगभग ₹42,000) में सर्जरी + एक हफ्ते में पूरी तरह ठीक!
व्लॉगर हैरान रह गया। ऑस्ट्रेलिया में उसी तरह की सर्जरी उस पर $12,000 (लगभग ₹11 लाख) खर्च हो चुकी थी! 😱
उसने पूरा सफर कैमरे पर रिकॉर्ड किया — जांच, सर्जरी, रिकवरी — सब कुछ। भारत में वर्ल्ड क्लास ट्रीटमेंट, कम वेटिंग टाइम और बेहद कम खर्च देखकर वो दंग रह गया।
अगर पश्चिम में भारत के खिलाफ फैलाई जा रही नफरत और नेगेटिव परसेप्शन न होती, तो भारत मेडिकल टूरिज्म से सैकड़ों अरब डॉलर कमा सकता था!
भारत के डॉक्टर्स, अस्पताल और सस्ती सुविधाएं दुनिया के लिए गेम चेंजर हैं। बस इमेज सुधारने और इंफ्रास्ट्रक्चर बेहतर करने की जरूरत है।
भारत की मेडिकल पावर को दुनिया अब मान रही है! 💪 #MedicalTourism #IncredibleIndia #AffordableHealthcare #FrenchyInIndia
Indian-American couple Brij Agarwal and Sunita Agarwal have donated $5.5 million to expand healthcare services in Texas, including support for St. Luke's Health–Sugar Land Hospital and a new primary care clinic.
Funny how stories like this rarely go viral. The same people obsessed with pushing anti-India narratives won't be making podcasts or headlines about Indian-Americans funding hospitals, improving healthcare access, and giving back to the communities that helped them succeed.
The donation is the largest single gift in the hospital's history, with its main patient tower and pavilion now being named in the Agrawals' honour.
@ananyashasau I have not paid bribes for my passport and my families passports. Always renewed without bribes. It all happened in last 9-10 years. Everything is online now. You don't need any middlemen snd process is really simple.I did all the things by myself always.
@ranvijaylive Don’t spread lies. In all countries, it is increasing. In USA, petrol price has been doubled since war started. It was $2.5 per gallon in Feb which is $ 5.29 now
@UberEats Placed my Uber Eats order at 8 PM CST and it’s still not ready till 9:40 pm while the driver waits at the restaurant. Poor coordination and no timely updates. Very frustrating experience.
#UberEats#UberEatsFail#DeliveryDelay#CustomerService
@AstroSharmistha I have been following you and admire your astrology knowledge, I have strong faith in Vedic culture rooted on scientific knowledge in all aspects. Your predictions accuracy shows your hard work and dedication in this space. You are truly blessed by Bajrang Bali🙏
@pari_aruu01 You should also start working and contributing. Marriage is not the responsibility of one person—it’s a partnership where both individuals share responsibilities and contribute equally. If one partner is working, it’s ultimately for the well-being of the family.
@AmericanAir @AmericanAirHelp Flight AA3561 ORD → LIT status: “On time.”
Reality: Multiple gate changes, no plane at the gate, and now a delay.
Real-time updates shouldn’t be this hard.
@theskindoctor13 The same happened with avocado. When I tried it for the first time, I actually spit it out. But after learning about its health benefits a few years later, I gave it another try. Now I can eat it anytime. My taste for it has completely developed.
AR Rahman implying that he gets less work in Hindi films due to communal reasons is dishonest.
A few years ago, Tamil lyricist Piraisoodan visited Rahman’s house on his invitation, where Rahman’s mother asked him not to wear vibuthi and kumkum tilak inside the house. Rahman did not stop her.
So if Rahman claims he is being sidelined for communal reasons, he deserves it because he himself is communal. But honestly, that is not even the real reason. He is playing the religion victim card. The actual reasons are far simpler:
Bollywood’s music ecosystem has changed, and Rahman hasn’t adapted to it. Like most composers, his dominant phase has passed. Today’s industry runs on reel-friendly hooks, instant gratification, and trend-driven sound design, none of which is Rahman’s forte.
Secondly, his Hindi career depended heavily on filmmakers like Mani Ratnam, Subhash Ghai, Ram Gopal Varma, and Ashutosh Gowariker, for whom he was the preferred composer. Most of them no longer operate in mainstream Hindi cinema. When that ecosystem faded, his automatic presence faded with it.
Third, the space for original film music has shrunk. Remakes, rap features, label-controlled singles, and viral trends now dominate. Newer composers deliver what producers want, faster, cheaper, and trend-aligned, making them a better market fit.
Fourth, and most importantly, Rahman has stopped delivering memorable music. He recently composed for, Chhaava, ironically a "communal" film. But despite the film rooted in Maharashtra history and identity, his music in the film had no Marathi cultural essence. Not a single track remains recall-worthy today.
Instead of acknowledging these realities, portraying himself as a victim of communal bias is shameful.
@iam_preethi Don’t spread misinformation. All European countries consume lot of meat, yet their fertility is declining, while India’s fertility is relatively higher. Most fertility-boosting herbs come from plants, not animals. Real issue isn’t veg vs. non-veg, but maintaining a balanced diet.