@abhijeet_dipke To kr to students he rhe hai koi aur to aake nhi kr de rha hai they are fighting for the girl
Aur jb CJP itna kr skta hai to ye kyo nhi ya fir AAP ki sarkar hai isliye nhi aa paa rhi
@abhijeet_dipke Why not doing protest in punjab for the case going in LPU or you just did tweet to show that you are not involved with AAP !
Isn't that case not a serious issue why not demanding resignation of punjab CM for these kind of case
Will you not question him for security of students ?
@abhijeet_dipke Abe bhaii ab to mtlab kch bhi hua to bhaii sbse phle iska resignation le ye kaam sbse phle kr baki baad mai koi bhi aaye uski jagah nhi pta bhale he chutiya he kyo na ho pr iska resignation le phle
Are bhaii phle apne points rkho nhi hote us pr kaam to maango resignation
Every Doctor in the country should listen to this conversation between a doctor at AIIMS Jodhpur in front of Director and HODs where an Anaesthesia doctor lost his life due to Suicide.
@IndianGems_ Kursi jab chodbe na karbo to kaise kaam bani ho
Jaun kaam tose na ho pawa to youth se ka umeed rakh rhe ho wo apna development krega ki tumhara
Actually you people made politics a shit
@alipashaicon Name ka spelling he galat hai ek mai FATIMA BEGUM hai doosre mai FATHIMA BEGAM hai
Age bhi ek mai 53 hai doosre mai 50 hai
Aaj kl aise scam bahut hone lga hai kisi ko bhi aise donation mt de diya kro unless until verified correctly
How a Twitter account ran a fake donation scam :
An X account allegedly raised over ₹1.5 lakh claiming a 12-year-old girl, Srishti, urgently needed eye surgery at Shroff Eye Centre. After verification, India Cares and others said the hospital had no such patient, the registration number belonged to someone else, and the documents appeared fake. The account was subsequently deactivated.
#amitkilhor #kilhor #jaysinghrathore #twitterscam
Don’t worry, consumers won’t pay the UPI charge.
Really?
Call it a “merchant charge” all you want. The merchant can pass that cost to you through a UPI surcharge or higher prices.
Merchant pays today. Consumer pays tomorrow.
#UPI#MDR#BJP#congress#NPCI#modi#loot
@BJP4India If UPI MDR is imposed on merchants for payments above ₹2,000, the cost can still reach consumers through UPI surcharges or higher product prices.
So whether the merchant passes it on directly or recovers it through prices, consumers can ultimately end up paying more .
@Ravisutanjani Calling it a “merchant-side charge” doesn’t mean consumers are unaffected. Merchants can pass the cost to customers through UPI surcharges or higher prices. Either way, consumers ultimately pay more. If UPI is meant to be affordable, why burden it with another cost?
@Guardianz1_X Phli baat tumhara helicopter utna altitude tk ud gya whi bahut bdi baat hai doosra claim ki baat to mt he kr op sindoor bhool gya aaj tk ye confirm nhi kr paaye kitne fighter planes giraye the india ke gira he nhi paye to sahi number kaha se bta payenge
@gharkekalesh Kyo bhaii kahe wo tumko window seat de apni kahi ke nawab ho kaa
And why would he spoil his long journey travelling through bus by giving his window seat to you he will enjoy himself
@AgentSaffron Who told you to share seat if you are this much literate and rich then book business class for yourself bcz these people have this of much of money thry could afford only economy class and for them this economy class is their business class .
At 20, Bittu Tabahi stepped into a polluted river — without gloves, boots or even knowing how to swim — and started cleaning it himself.
On 26 January 2026, the BSc student from Madhya Pradesh began cleaning the Ajnar River near a temple in Biaora, removing plastic and other waste that had turned parts of the river into a dumping ground.
He even began turning puja waste into compost and pooled money with friends to buy tools and dustbins.
The effort cost him around ₹30,000, and at one point, he suffered infections on his hands.
Then his work reached thousands online. Some accused him of doing it for likes.
Bittu’s surname means “destruction.” Today, he is trying to destroy something else: water pollution.
Because sometimes, change begins when one person stops waiting for someone else to start.
The Better India's #CivicSenseHero campaign is honouring people who make our communities cleaner, safer, more responsible and kinder.
Because a better India is built by people who choose to care, even when no one is watching.
Know a #CivicSenseHero? Nominate them and help us celebrate their story.
LINK TO NOMINATE : https://t.co/YvPzCv8axB
#CivicSenseHero #CleanIndia #WaterPollution #YouthForChange
[River Cleaning Initiative, Water Pollution Awareness, Youth Environmental Activist, Clean River Campaign, Community Cleanliness Drive]
#WATCH | Delhi | On the death of a 15-year-old teenager due to alleged delay in treatment at AIIMS Delhi, father Mukesh Pariyani says, “…I had come to AIIMS, Delhi, for my daughter's treatment. I visited for the first time on October 10, 2012, to the OPD. After that, I went to Room No. 14. From there, I was referred to Room No. 18. Some initial tests and examinations were conducted by Dr Kothari. This process took about a year. Then, I was referred to Dr Sachin Talwar in Room No. 4. Dr Sachin Talwar asked me to deposit the money and blood, assuring me that he would operate. I deposited the blood and money on April 4, 2014. After the OPD visit, I was given a date for the operation. When I went on September 2, 2015, I was told the operation would be done after Diwali… I tried contacting them after January 4, but I was given the runaround; they kept saying the operation wouldn't be done just yet and kept postponing it… After that, following another OPD visit, I lodged a formal complaint with the PMO… After the complaint was filed, we received a call from the hospital asking us to come in so the surgery could be performed. Dr Sachin Talwar called us but then refused to operate, stating that unless the complaint was withdrawn, he wouldn't proceed… We made several rounds back and forth, but they kept putting us off, saying they would do it later and telling us to come back another time… In 2018, we were asked to get the necessary tests done. Despite the examinations, we received no response, nor were we informed about the nature of the illness. I went again in 2023, but they refused to operate... Then, in 2025, we filed a complaint again… Then we were asked to come on July 28, 2025. When we went, the doctor was on leave… They then said that the child would manage on medication alone and had no issues, and they just sent us away like that. After the medication was prescribed on the OPD card, I called and lodged a complaint on February 9, 2026… They kept running tests, but the operation never happened; they just kept running tests… My child passed away. Who is responsible for this?.. If my daughter could have been cured through an operation back in 2015, 2016, or 2017, why didn't they perform it? I want the strictest possible action to be taken… I demand an inquiry; I want justice…”
@Courageous1s Bhaii tu degree to dikha jitne bhi tune validate kr e ke liye psots daali sb ya to college ke bahar ke activities hai ya fir koi curricular activities degree to dikha ge nhi rhe ya fir hai he nhi !!