Ashu

Rohitian 💙🤟

[Bharat Mata ke Sewak @PatrioticSoul33]

Savita Sharma ran a PG in her ancestral house. The house had 10–12 big rooms, each with three beds. Along with accommodation, she also provided home-cooked meals. She loved cooking and feeding people with care and affection. Her food was so delicious and comforting that it reduced the homesickness of students and working professionals staying there. Everyone got breakfast and dinner daily, and lunch was packed for those who needed it.

But there was one unusual rule in her PG: the kitchen worked only for 28 days every month. For the remaining 2–3 days, the mess stayed closed. No food, no tea — the kitchen remained completely locked, and everyone had to eat outside.

At first, this rule sounded strange. When asked why she followed it, she simply said, “This is our rule. We charge only for 28 days of food, so we cook for 28 days.”

One day, when questioned again, she finally explained the real reason.

“In the beginning, there was no such rule. I cooked every day with full dedication, but people always complained. Sometimes the salt was less, sometimes the oil was more, sometimes the taste was not perfect. No matter how much effort I put in, someone always found faults.

So finally, I made this rule. For 28 days, I cook with love. Then for 2–3 days, everyone eats outside food. During those days, they realize how expensive and ordinary outside food really is. Even a simple cup of tea costs 15–20 rupees. Only then do they understand the value of homemade food and the care behind it.”

After that, complaints stopped. Everyone ate happily and respected the rule.

The truth is simple: when comfort becomes permanent, people stop valuing it. Sometimes a small absence is needed to remind people of the worth of what they have.

[𝗺𝗻𝗶𝗷𝘂𝗻𝗴𝗸𝗼𝗼𝗸 @97Jungukk]

my favourite part!

[Baani @baani8609_]

They fought, they bled, they conquered fear.
From Abbakka Chowta to Kanaklata Barua — India’s unsung daughters who defied empires and carried the dream of freedom.

Let’s remember the women who made history but were forgotten by it.

[Ashu @ImAash45]

@noddy1212 शुभ दीपावली 🙏

[The Better India @thebetterindia]

"She lost her husband when I was a child.

Cheated, broke, yet she sold her jewellery so I could study. Her hands spoke what words couldn’t — scolding, comforting, loving.

I faced rejection after rejection, but found my way and began sharing her story. It inspired many, yet some still ignore her.

My dream now: everyone learns sign language, so mothers like mine are truly heard."
~ Pratik

#InspiringMothers #SignLanguage #Resilience #UnheardVoices #LoveBeyondWords #BreakingBarriers #Inspiration

[Inspiring Mothers, Sign Language Awareness, Motherhood, Inspiration]

[Aditya Tiwari ❤️👻 @aditiwari9111]

Made my day 😭💝😍

[Dr Mouth Matters @GanKanchi]

Polis, Sweets & Tears behind every bite ❤️ 😭 “Today, my heart broke when I saw an 80-year-old got pushed into hardship. Abandoned by his own daughter who now lives in London, he has taken up selling sweets and polis on the busy trains of Chennai, to support himself and his wife. His wife, in her late 70s, lovingly prepares them at home, and he walks out with dignity to sell what her hands create. I tasted them — and believe me, they are pure, divine, and filled with love. If you come across him, don’t just buy a sweet or a poli — buy his strength, his resilience, his unbroken spirit. And if you wish to support, please reach out to his contact number and place an order (In Chennai). Sometimes, the best food carries the weight of untold stories. Let’s not let our elders feel abandoned in their final years. ❤️

[Aditya Tiwari ❤️👻 @aditiwari9111]

This duo🥹❤️🤌

[RVCJ Media @RVCJ_FB]

Rakul Preet Singh speaks on Social Media..

[Wholesome Side of 𝕏 @itsme_urstruly]

POV: your Uber is a gator 😂

[Harry  @hariom5sharma]

How she convinced them? 🤔
May be some powers 🤌♥️

[Meme Supplier @ImMemesupplier]

🥹💝

[Cats That Make You Go Awww @CuteAdorableCat]

If hooman do it, i do it too

[सत्य सनातन 'मोदी का परिवार' @REAL___HINDUVT]

महारानी बनाकर रखना उसे जिसने तुझे सारा उम्र राजा बनाकर पाला है।

[प्रत्यंचा अमोघ 🚩🇮🇳🇮🇳🚩 @Pratyancha007]

फ़र्क तो पड़ता है.. बाहरी आवरण से... और उसके कारण मन पर भी..!!🥺😊😊

[Ꮪᴀᴘɴᴀ @Kohled_Eyes_]

Bro is a real hero 🗿

[Ritika @Im_Ritikaa]

Feel this song ❣️

[MemeCreaker @MemeCreaker]

Bus inhi bacchon k liye Pani bachane ka Mann krta hai... 🥰💪❤

[SURAJ @SURAJ_624]

Feeling Of Every Bhakt For Shri Krishna ❤️🤌