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[Milind Deora | मिलिंद देवरा @milinddeora]

Good job, Mumbai Traffic Police! Authorities need to be strict & consistent. Rules only work when they are enforced. @mybmc must also step up enforcement against littering, spitting & other violations. #Mumbai needs a stronger culture of civic discipline.
@MTPHereToHelp

[Aravind @aravind]

Go ahead and zoom into September. The tank that's present in March with its turret starting at the end of Feb and body finishing into April is also present in Sepember with back starting end of August.

This means September will be a month of intense war starting end of Aug. And in October container ships will be used to fight the war? Anyway a shipping crisis seems imminent again.

See, predicting DS run geopolitics isn't that difficult. Just need to look into the clues they hide and publish for their elite friends using their media for them to make money of every event.

[kasra @kasratweets]

I read this post almost a year ago, and I can honestly say it has transformed my relationship to anxiety and thus my relationship to life itself. it opened a trailhead for me (bruce tift, vajrayana, embodied immediacy) that I am still going down and finding immense fruit in

[Sahil Bloom @SahilBloom]

A lot of life advice just comes down to this: Do uncomfortable things sooner. The delayed conversation gets harder. The ignored problem expands. The minor repair becomes a major one. Peace isn't found through avoidance. The calm life is earned through early action.

[Harsaran Singh|ਹਰਸਰਨ ਸਿੰਘ|ہرسرن سنگھ @Harsarans]

International arrivals at Chennai Airport is a disaster. This morning with 4/5 flights landing there was no battery carts to ferry passengers to the parking bldg & they had to push their trolleys with cars blocking the road & zero traffic control @aaichnairport
@sumanthraman

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Ajeet Bariya, 21, a resident of Mandla, Madhya Pradesh, developed severe breathing difficulties.

His father called the State Govt’s 108 helpline, explained his son's condition, and specifically requested oxygen support. Although the ambulance arrived an hour later, the attendants refused to give oxygen without a doctor’s prescription.

Upon arriving at the nearest govt hospital, the attending doctor reprimanded the ambulance staff for their negligence, ordered them to administer oxygen immediately, and referred Ajeet to the district hospital.

While the staff finally administered oxygen for the transfer, the supply ran out halfway to the hospital, and Ajeet died gasping for breath. Videos of his distraught family weeping at the district hospital have since surfaced online; one of them shows Ajeet struggling for air in the ambulance, though it is too sensitive to share.

Most state-funded ambulance services function like this. They operate as if they are merely transport vehicles rather than the first link in the chain of emergency medical care. Ambulances often arrive late, staff frequently lack emergency medical training, and life-saving equipment is missing, outdated, non-functional, or poorly maintained. There are no clearly enforced SOPs, little accountability, inadequate supervision, and almost no meaningful quality audits.

[Venkataramana Reddy @tirumuru_87]

I don’t blame the FM on financial matters. We all know who runs the fmo. But are you telling me that you seriously could not improve epfo or direct taxes or gst and relieve the common citizen of this kind of harassment. This is an admin issue and can be easily solved in 8 years if you had cracked the whip

[प्रणव @PranavaBhardwaj]

It is time for @officialepfo to come clean about its balance sheet.

Does EPFO actually have the money it collects from employees?

Why they ignore paying people.? Is there any deeper problem they keep hiding.?

@mansukhmandviya

#SackEPFO

[Guru Dev @chilipi_baba]

48 days completed 🚨 illness claim still under process @epfobanjarahill officers alive or dead? Or they want me to die with illness @mansukhmandviya worst minister resign immediately 🤬 @officialepfo don't forget to take salaries 1st date 🙏@LabourMinistry @socialepfo #EPFO

[Arjun | Think In Points @think_in_points]

These horror stories of EPFO makes me wonder if I should pull out a majority of my money right away.

My company deposits 12% of basic to EPFO and there is a decent chunk of money that has built up over the years. I am starting to feel it's quite risky to let this corpus build and compound only to find that it's extremely difficult get back your own money!

[Rahul Srinivas @whizkidd]

Imagine the panic one Tukaram Mundhe is causing among people who believe hygiene and cleanliness while preparing food is an option.

Now imagine if even 20% of India’s civic officials developed the spine to actually do their jobs.

Traffic violators would be hunted down and punished. People who litter, spit, urinate, encroach, or turn public spaces into garbage dumps would be fined into oblivion.

India does not need new laws, grand speeches, or billion dollar, taxpayer-funded awareness campaigns to fix most of its issues. It needs ruthless enforcement of the laws it already has.

That alone could drag this country out of third-world dysfunction and force it to resemble a civilized society.

[Vishal Bhargava @VishalBhargava5]

This initiative by the dynamo bureaucrat must be supported.
As you grow older you learn its less about the chair but more about the person on the chair.
India needs hardliners like Tukaram Mundhe in Food, Education and Housing for a decade. The ecosystem culture will change.

[Mumbai Rains @rushikesh_agre_]

🚨 FDA has banned the sale, free distribution & advertising of high fat, high sugar, & high salt foods including vada pav, burgers, cold drinks, and ice cream inside school premises & within a 50 meter radius of all schools across Maharashtra!

[Tukaram Mundhe @Tukaram_IndIAS]

Food safety is not about status. It is about standards.

Wherever serious violations are found; FDA Maharashtra will act decisively to protect public health.

FDA suspends caterer licence at five top gymkhanas in city | Mumbai News - The Times of India https://t.co/49Zh4hYNa6

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

Shocking.

Mumbai's richest clubs were happily taking huge membership fees and charging premium prices for food while serving people from dirty kitchens.

1) Cricket Club of India
Cockroaches, flies, expired food, fungus on vegetables, dirty storage, greasy kitchen, poor separation of veg and non veg food.

2) Willingdon Sports Club
Dirty kitchen, blocked drains, unhygienic staff, outdated food and water testing.

3) MIG Cricket Club
Running food operations without a valid FSSAI licence.

4) RK Juhu Gymkhana
Serious hygiene violations.

5) Aparna Juhu Gymkhana
Food safety violations.

Now the biggest question...

What the hell was FSSAI doing all these years?

If Maharashtra FDA under Tukaram Mundhe can expose all this in one drive, then what has FSSAI been doing for years?

The CEO of FSSAI should be replaced if this is how the country's top food regulator works.

Huge respect to Tukaram Mundhe for having the courage to touch powerful clubs instead of protecting them.

[aether @bluewdrift]

i heard a therapist say, ‘your feelings are always valid, your behavior is not.’ she explained by saying feel what you feel but you need to be accountable for what you do as a result of those feelings.

[Kimia Nora @kimianora]

Your environment triggers your thoughts. Your thoughts trigger your emotions. Your emotions trigger your actions. If you don't change your environment, you will keep thinking the same thoughts. And nothing will change. To think greater than your environment, you have to interrupt the loop.

[Kimia Nora @kimianora]

If you are not actively creating your future, you are passively reliving your past. There is no neutral. The brain defaults to what it knows. The body craves what it's used to. Without conscious intervention, you are on autopilot. And autopilot flies the same route.

[The Better India @thebetterindia]

He failed Class 10 because he couldn't stop creating art. Today, his paintings are winning hearts across India.

Growing up in a small village in Maharashtra's Marathwada region, Navnath Kshirsagar spent his childhood making clay toys and sketching rural life. His love for art was so deep that he failed his Class 10 exams.

But he didn't let one setback define him. He cleared the exams the following year, joined Pune's Abhinav Kala Mahavidyalaya, and graduated as a university topper in 2007. After teaching at an architecture college for several years, he took a leap of faith in 2021, leaving his job to pursue art full-time.

Today, his paintings beautifully capture Maharashtra's Wari tradition, village life, and the spirit of rural India. His work has earned national recognition and appreciation from Miss World.

For Navnath, however, his greatest achievement is seeing the pride in his parents' and wife's eyes.

His journey is proof that one exam can never define your future.

Credits : navnath.kshirsagar.7

#TheBetterIndia #Art #InspiringIndia #NeverGiveUp

[Navnath Kshirsagar, Navnath Ramchandra Kshirsagar, Indian Artist, Maharashtra Artist, Pune Artist, Marathwada, Abhinav Kala Mahavidyalaya, Warli Art, Warkari, Warkari]

[Book Therapy @Book_therapy223]

Nothing waits for "later," not even people.