Hindu Pride

Hearts connected by devotion, relationships built on trust, without these, every closeness feels incomplete. Where trust is true, there is no fear; only in such

[Bharat Bhagya Vidhata @Vidhata785]

Actress and fashion designer **** attended the trailer launch of her upcoming film where she became emotional while remembering her late husband,

Speaking about her emotional journey and mental health, Mandira said, “Therapy, counselling, and trying to understand myself better have been important parts of my life. I first went to therapy about 20 years ago.

When I told my mother I had attended a therapy session, she asked, ‘Why? What happened to you?’ I told her I needed to let out what was going on in my mind.

My mother then said, ‘You could have talked to me.’ But I replied, ‘No.’”

[Anuradha @Anuradha6jza]

The mobile screen shocked everyone...

Four friends went to a roadside restaurant for dinner. When the bill of ₹780 arrived, everyone said, "You pay this time."

The friend opened his UPI app to make the payment. As soon as the screen appeared, everyone was surprised.

It showed an available balance of **-₹74,318.27**.

For a few moments, nobody said a word.

One friend joked, "Bro, is your bank account in debt too?"

Without saying anything, another friend took out his phone, paid the full bill, and simply said, "When someone is in trouble, you help them—you don't make fun of them."

Later, they found out that what appeared on the mobile screen wasn't the full story. Sometimes negative balances, huge amounts, or unusual entries can be caused by technical errors, incomplete information, or even edited screenshots.

Never judge someone's financial situation just by what you see on a phone screen or on social media.

By the way, do you also have a friend who quietly pays the bill for everyone?

[Bharat Mata ke Sewak @CountryGulshan]

A rider saw a beautiful girl and tried to impress her with an offer.

Rider: "I give special discounts to cute girls."
Girl: "Really? Then give me a 99.9% discount."

Rider: "That would make the ride almost free!"
Girl: "You were the one who offered."

Rider: "Okay... maybe a little less."
Girl: "No thanks, I'll just cancel the ride."

Rider: "Wait, at least give me your ID."
Girl: "Now you're trying to flirt? Fine, let's go! 😂"

[Hindu Pride @Hinduprid]

Plse follw: @Anuradha6jza @CountryGulshan

[Hindu Pride @Hinduprid]

An attempted robbery targeting two women riding a scooter in Ludhiana's Kidwai Nagar was caught on CCTV.

Two motorcycle-borne assailants, one reportedly armed, tried to rob them but were forced to flee after the women resisted bravely. The entire incident was captured on camera.

Follw: @Anuradha6jza @CountryGulshan

[Hindu Pride @Hinduprid]

An attempted robbery targeting two women riding a scooter in Ludhiana's Kidwai Nagar was caught on CCTV.

Two motorcycle-borne assailants, one reportedly armed, tried to rob them but were forced to flee after the women resisted bravely. The entire incident was captured on camera.

Follw: @Anuradha6jza @CountryGulshan

[Anshika @RealAnshikaS]

A little girl was standing at her family's famous dosa stall when a young man came and said, "Sister, please make me a ₹50 dosa. I'm very hungry."

The girl smiled and replied, "Brother, we only have dosa plates for ₹100 and ₹120."

The boy said, "Then give me the ₹100 one, and please add lots of masala and chutney."

While preparing the dosa, the girl looked a little upset because she hadn't made many sales that evening.

After finishing his meal, the boy asked, "Why do you look so sad?"

Then he handed her ₹620 and said, "Here's ₹120 for the dosa and ₹500 as a tip. I hope this makes you smile."

The little girl's face lit up with happiness. Sometimes, a small act of kindness can make someone's entire day.

[Aradhya @ItsAradhya__]

A young man stopped at a busy street food stall and looked at the menu.

"₹100 for potatoes? Seriously?" he asked with a smile.

The young woman running the stall laughed and replied,

"If I were selling only raw potatoes, I'd happily give them to you for ₹10."

Curious, he asked,

"Then what makes it ₹100?"

She smiled and said,

"Wait... let me show you."

She peeled fresh potatoes, sliced them into perfect finger fries, and fried them until they turned golden and crispy.

Then came a generous layer of butter.

"That's a lot of butter!" he exclaimed.

"That's where the flavor begins," she replied.

Next she added chopped onions, capsicum, tomatoes, homemade red chutney, melted cheese, a drizzle of honey, and finally sprinkled sesame seeds on top.

Within minutes, an ordinary potato had turned into a mouthwatering dish.

The young man took a bite and instantly understood.

"Now I get it... I'm not paying ₹100 for potatoes."

She smiled and said,

"Exactly. Customers don't just buy potatoes. They pay for the recipe, the ingredients, the effort, the presentation, and the experience."
Still curious, he asked,
"How many customers do you get in a day?"
She replied,
"On a good day, around 150–200 customers. Weekends are even busier."
The young man nodded in appreciation.
Sometimes, the price isn't about the raw ingredient it's about the skill, hard work, creativity, and value that transform something ordinary into something people genuinely enjoy.
What about you? Would you happily pay ₹100 to try this dish, or would you judge it only by the price of the potato?

[Anuradha @Anuradha6jza]

An elderly man wearing a torn dhoti and vest went to a public service center to withdraw ₹2,200.

Looking at his simple clothes, the staff assumed he was there to withdraw his pension and said, "Baba, pension money isn't this much."

But when they checked his account after the withdrawal, everyone was stunned.

The old man's bank account had a balance of more than ₹68 lakh.

His simple appearance surprised everyone and proved that you should never judge a person by their clothes.

[Aradhya @ItsAradhya__]

If you travel on the Delhi Metro regularly, this viral incident is worth paying attention to.

A video circulating widely on social media allegedly shows a young woman approaching passengers and asking them for money. According to people present at the scene, when some commuters refused, the interaction reportedly turned into a heated argument, leaving many passengers uncomfortable.

Incidents like these were once more commonly reported on trains and buses, but this viral clip has now sparked conversations about similar situations inside the Delhi Metro as well.

The video has triggered mixed reactions online, with many users calling for better enforcement to ensure a safe and peaceful travel experience for everyone.

However, the exact circumstances behind the incident have not been independently verified, so it's important to avoid drawing conclusions until all the facts are known.

[Hindu Pride @Hinduprid]

A group of participants from Assam, returning home after attending a national camp in Kurukshetra, endured a distressing journey aboard the Tripura Sundari Express when their reserved coach was reportedly overrun by unreserved passengers.

According to the group, despite holding confirmed reservation tickets, a large number of ticketless travelers forcibly entered the compartment and occupied their seats. The overwhelming crowd left many passengers unable to sit comfortably or even move inside the coach.

The participants said they repeatedly contacted railway authorities and the official railway helpline, seeking immediate assistance. However, they alleged that no action was taken and their complaints went unanswered.

The situation became more alarming when a young woman in the group reportedly fell ill due to the overcrowded and suffocating conditions inside the compartment. The group claimed that no railway official or on-board staff came forward to provide assistance during the ordeal.

Frustrated by the lack of response, the passengers recorded a video from inside the train, documenting the severe overcrowding and accusing the railway authorities of negligence. The video has since gone viral on social media, sparking widespread concern and criticism over passenger safety, crowd management, and the enforcement of reserved seating on Indian Railways.

(Note : this incident occurred in November 2025)

[Hindu Pride @Hinduprid]

A group of participants from Assam, returning home after attending a national camp in Kurukshetra, endured a distressing journey aboard the Tripura Sundari Express when their reserved coach was reportedly overrun by unreserved passengers.

According to the group, despite holding confirmed reservation tickets, a large number of ticketless travelers forcibly entered the compartment and occupied their seats. The overwhelming crowd left many passengers unable to sit comfortably or even move inside the coach.

The participants said they repeatedly contacted railway authorities and the official railway helpline, seeking immediate assistance. However, they alleged that no action was taken and their complaints went unanswered.

The situation became more alarming when a young woman in the group reportedly fell ill due to the overcrowded and suffocating conditions inside the compartment. The group claimed that no railway official or on-board staff came forward to provide assistance during the ordeal.

Frustrated by the lack of response, the passengers recorded a video from inside the train, documenting the severe overcrowding and accusing the railway authorities of negligence. The video has since gone viral on social media, sparking widespread concern and criticism over passenger safety, crowd management, and the enforcement of reserved seating on Indian Railways.

(Note : this incident occurred in November 2025)

[Bharat Mata ke Sewak @CountryGulshan]

A surprising incident has emerged from Uttar Pradesh, India.

A woman passenger was unable to board a moving train. Seeing the situation, the station deputy manager informed the train crew over a walkie-talkie and had the train stopped so she could board safely.

The station staff also stepped in to help the passenger.

However, the situation took an unexpected turn. RPF personnel on duty allegedly detained the woman for chain pulling. When the station staff objected and explained that the train had been stopped through official communication, an argument broke out.

According to reports, the RPF officers then called additional personnel and allegedly dragged the station deputy manager to the RPF post.

Following the incident, the railway administration suspended four RPF personnel: ASIs Meghraj Meena and Balkishan, along with constables Badan Singh and Jitendra.

[Ms. Avnni @Avnni61]

15 days ago, she sent the groom back from the wedding. Today, she married the same man.

The wedding was called off after the bride believed the groom had arrived drunk. Later, the groom claimed he doesn't drink and alleged that someone had mixed alcohol into his soft drink.

After learning more about the situation, the bride made her own decision and chose to marry the same man.

Sometimes, courage isn't just about saying "no" it's also about changing your decision when you believe you've learned the truth.

What do you think about her decision?

[Bharat Mata ke Sewak @CountryGulshan]

A woman from Russia who came to India for a vacation accidentally walked into a men's salon for a facial massage.

At first, she wasn't sure what to expect. But by the time the massage was over, she was truly impressed.

The biggest surprise was the price. In Delhi, she got an excellent facial massage for just ₹100 (around $1). She was so amazed that she made a video to share her experience with people around the world.

She said that the same kind of service costs much more in many other countries.

This is one reason why so many foreigners love visiting India not just for famous places like the Taj Mahal or the Himalayas, but also for affordable, high-quality, and unforgettable experiences.

India's biggest strength is offering great quality at a very reasonable price.

[Hindu Pride @Hinduprid]

Everyone remembers the news and uproar it caused when a 51-year-old Patna University professor Mr. Matuknath; fell in love with a 21-year-old student, Julie.

His wife caught them together in 2006 and this led to him being blackfaced by protesters, suspended from Patna University, and eventually jailed. Society pelted them with stones, hurled abuses, and mocked him by labeling him "Love Guru."
He, unbothered by the world's judgment, left his job and his family behind to walk away forever with the new bride.

But in 2016, after living together for 10 years, Julie suddenly vanished, eventually traveling to the West (Trinidad and Tobago) and later returning to India to live in ashrams.

Now, in 2026, having crossed the age of 70, he lives alone in his village, where memories are his only companion. He lost his career, his social standing, and eventually, the person he sacrificed everything for.

[Ms. Avnni @Avnni61]

Viral News Nandigram Express mein new couple ne coach ko honeymoon style mein saja diya! Ab TTE par action ho gaya.

Kya government train ko personal use karna sahi hai?

Aur agar permission mili thi to sirf ek TTE ko saza kyun?

Views ke chakkar mein kisi ki job nahi jaani chahiye.

Sachchai aur zimmedari zaroori hai!

Aap kya sochte ho?

Comment karo

[Anshika @RealAnshikaS]

Actress Sonali Kulkarni recently shared a memorable story about her first meeting with Hrithik Roshan on a podcast.

Both had gone to audition for Vidhu Vinod Chopra's film Mission Kashmir.

Sonali recalled that Hrithik introduced himself by saying, "Hi, I'm Hrithik Roshan. I'm a struggler." She smiled and replied, "Hi, I'm Sonali Kulkarni. I'm a struggler too."

She also revealed that she was selected to play Hrithik Roshan's mother and Sanjay Dutt's wife in the film.

By the time the shooting began, Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai had already been released, and Hrithik had become an overnight superstar. Sonali said it was amazing to witness his incredible rise to fame.

[Hindu Pride @Hinduprid]

Pls flw : @CountryGulshan @Anuradha6jza

[Anjani soni @Soniaanvj]

Trust betrayed, lives shattered—an alleged blackmail racket exposed.

Three sisters allegedly
attracted people under the pretense of friendship. Gang members would then ambush the victims, blackmail them and extort money. The proceeds were allegedly used to buy a Toyota Fortuner.