He already paid ₹5,89,745 as income tax. Now, after getting a performance bonus of ₹4,43,703, his employer deducts another ₹1,38,435 (including cess) in one shot. His total TDS for the month? Nearly ₹2 lakh.
Imagine ,Government takes Rs.2L cut in a single month and he is travelling daily on pathetic, pothole-ridden roads, choking on polluted air, forced to pay lakhs in private school fees and private healthcare , because the government has failed in every basic duty.
This isn’t about the amount of tax. This is about the lack of return on that tax. Don’t give that emotional blackmail of “be patriotic” and “give back to the country.”
The government has no moral right to take even ₹1 in taxes unless it ensures quality public healthcare, education, and infrastructure, not as charity, but as a constitutional right of every citizen, taxpayer or not.
Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan stated that he would rather prioritise protecting his “Dharma over electoral gains”, expressing disappointment over the way Hinduism is often treated in public discourse.
Speaking about the criticism and mockery directed at Hinduism, Kalyan said, “It is our history. Seeing each and everyone comment on it, talk jovially about it, criticise it, it makes me feel bad. Sometimes I feel, even if I don't get any votes, I'd rather save my Dharma. That is the decision I'll be taking. Not only I, but there have been several before who have done the same thing.”
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#PawanKalyan #AndhraPradesh #JanaSena
Udaipur Gang-Rape case
- A girl complained to the police that four men abducted her in a car and gang-raped her.
- It became national news.
- Police checked CCTV.
- No evidence.
- Her medical test.
- Turns out she was lying.
She got drunk, had a fight at home, and cooked up a fake story.
Why is there no punishment for such girls?
She wasted the nation's time and resources and also increased hate against India.
In Japan, there are no welfare programs like free cooking gas, free electricity, free ration, etc.
Their motto is:
Work for what you need or live without it.
Possibly, these are the five best statements you will ever read, and they should also be implemented in India:
1. You cannot make the poor rich by making the rich poor.
2. Whatever one person receives without working for it, another person has to work for it and does not get rewarded for their effort.
3. No government in the world can give anything to its citizens for free unless it takes it from another citizen first.
4. You cannot multiply wealth by dividing it!
5. When half the people receive something for free, they will never work for it, and the other half who work to provide for the free benefits will feel demotivated because their efforts benefit those who do not work.
This is the beginning of the end for any prosperous nation. Good citizens must put a stop to this madness. Today, all political parties are part of this race.
Let us pledge to do everything in our power to end this in the future.
Jai Hind 🇮🇳
@Vivek64980627 Arbitration and mediation has only added another layer to the litigation levels, and importantly gave hugely lucrative post-retirement opportunity for judges, with hardly any improvement in justice delivery.
“Illiterates” understand justice better than most “literates”.
No girl tweeted in support of Atul.
Ironically, hundreds rushed to defend and justify the crimes of his wife by doing whataboutism.
I've decided that I'll never support a woman or even tweet about it.
If you don't care about men, men won't care about you.