Nalini Unagar

Passionate about equality, women’s rights, climate action & animal welfare. Here for bold ideas, real talk & change that matters.

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

See behind the scenes of how I make my YouTube videos in Kitchen Studio. I've never faced a camera before I started YouTube channel. Taking selfies is still a very difficult task for me. This is what happens to me when I'm in front of the camera. Some funny moments were caught.

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

This is Manisha Mishra.

She was caught for taking a ₹7,000 bribe.

She lost her job as an Odisha Revenue Service officer.

I have noticed one thing. People involved in big bribery cases are rarely caught. Most of the time, you see someone caught taking a bribe of ₹5K, ₹25K or ₹5 lakh. I don't believe that big bribes involving crores don't happen. Powerful people are involved, and the truth rarely comes out because everyone in the chain benefits from it.

Revenue is one of the most corrupt departments.

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

@Mahichoudhar09 Strike again

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

Now they have targeted Kulgam.

A terrorist attack on CRPF personnel should never be ignored just because no one was killed.

LAUNCH OPERATION SINDOOR 3.0 AND GIVE THEM A RESPONSE IN THE ONLY LANGUAGE THEY UNDERSTAND.

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

Dear @Kunalb11,

Stop fooling people by saying that you listen to what users want.

Ads on WhatsApp are annoying.
WhatsApp is full of junk messages.

If you really listen to users, then do a poll like "Do you want WhatsApp to remove ads?" And I am pretty sure 90% of people will say yes.

Stop fooling us.

[Kunal Shah @kunalb11]

I am nearly 4+ Months In WhatsApp

I think of WhatsApp like a shared language, spoken by 3bn+ people. Sometimes we use words, and sometimes it’s a voice note to a parent, a sticker that ends an argument, or a "that was a fun dinner” at the end of the night. Language is at the heart of everything we as people do. We write letters, tell stories, get things done and make plans for the future. A WhatsApp chat is often where we start. 

Like any language, the people who use it shape it. They don't wait for permission. They find new things to say, and new ways to say them. Often, our users show us what should come next based on how they’re using the app and communicating in the world. 

I’ve spent the last few months listening and understanding what our users want from us and what I heard is simple: help people stay close to those who matter to them, and get more done on WhatsApp. So that's what we'll build.

First, we want to make connections richer.

Sometimes hearing someone's voice, sending a joke, agreeing on a plan or knowing they're safe is the whole point. People send over 10 billion voice messages and over 4 billion stickers on WhatsApp every day. As the way people communicate evolves, we will evolve these experiences with them. We'll make voice notes, groups, stickers and video simpler and more expressive, because how people feel close keeps changing.

Second, we want anything you do on WhatsApp to be as simple as sending a message. Too many things start in a chat and end with many more steps somewhere else: paying a bill, borrowing money, staying connected when you travel. Each handoff to another task costs time. We're working with financial services and telecom partners so that finishing something feels as easy as starting it.

Third, we want to make this all more efficient with AI. It should quietly find what you need, get things done and make sure you never miss a booking or an appointment. The best technology saves you time, so you can get back to the connections that matter.

None of this works without trust. WhatsApp handles over 100 billion messages and 2 billion calls every day. Trust takes years to earn and a moment to lose, and I don't take that lightly. Whatever we build, WhatsApp must remain simple, reliable and private. These principles we’ve had for years aren’t changing. Your personal messages and calls stay end-to-end encrypted. This and our quality bar stays the same.
What happens inside WhatsApp only matters for what it makes possible outside it: more time together, stronger communities, and fewer barriers between people and the lives they want to live.

Onwards.

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

I just met someone who couldn't get a confirmed train ticket.

She suggested that the government should give everyone a confirmed ticket. If more people book, just add more coaches to the train.

Honestly, I think this is a brilliant idea.

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

@Ramsun7712 🤔🤔

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

This is how a narrative against women gets built.

The court didn't tell the 84 year old father-in-law to go and work hard and pay maintenance.

Father-in-law getting ₹32,000 pension.
Mother-in-law getting ₹18,000 rental income.

Their son was married to a lady named Nilam and had 2 minor kids.

Unfortunately, her husband died. She claimed that she had not received any share in her husband's estate.

She is a housewife, and suddenly she has financial responsibility for herself and her 2 kids.

The court is not blind. It examines every perspective and delivers justice. She has 2 kids. Household responsibilities + now sudden financial responsibility. It is hard.

The court just said to share some of their income, only ₹17,000 out of ₹50,000, so that she and her kids can at least manage life.

Don't try to build a negative narrative against a woman. Nilam is also in trouble. She lost her husband. The father-in-law has enough income to survive, while Nilam now has unexpected responsibilities with no income.

Stop thinking yourself above the court, and also stop always blaming the woman.

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

This is Sejal. She went on Pranit More's show.

Pranit: What do you do in life?

Sejal: No job. Enzoooyyy.

Pranit: Have you ever been on a date?

Sejal: Yes, once. But the guy told me he didn't have a job, so I said bye bye. If he doesn't have a job, what can I do?

Pranit: What was the problem? Did you have a problem with his accent?

Sejal: Yes, he didn't have a job. So what could I do? You have to think carefully. Businesswoman.

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

@rjritesh1987 Men can't get pregnant.

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

A woman gave birth to him.

A woman cleaned his shit.

A woman taught him how to walk.

A woman fed him, cared for him and stayed awake when he was sick.

Now he has grown up. He thinks he is too strong, too powerful and doesn't need a woman in his life.

You were once too weak to even wipe your own ass. Don't let a little beard and a male ego make you forget your reality.

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

@chandu28in They are sitting in a big group, not causing discomfort to anyone else. It feels they booked all 6 or 8 seats. I dont see anyone being affected here.

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

I find nothing wrong here. Stop defaming them.

They are not cooking anything on the train. They bring everything from home and just assemble the sandwiches. Sandwiches don't smell bad like oily food.

They used newspapers so the seats don't get dirty. We all know how train food tastes, so people often bring food from home.

If anyone still has a problem with this, then book a private jet.

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

@Seekerg11 It's just a vegetable sandwich

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

If she doesn't get any punishment, I will lose trust in the Indian judiciary system.

Because of her, a 55 year old man lost his life even though he had nothing to do with her.

Because of her, children lost their father.

And a wife lost her husband.

55 is an age when many men are close to retiring from their responsibilities and finally getting time to enjoy life in peace.

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

@anushka18001 10000% truth

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

Husband: Can we be intimate tonight?
Wife: Yes, for sure.
That is consent.

Husband: Can we be intimate tonight?
Wife: I am not in the mood.
Husband: No worries, will do tomorrow.
That is respect.

Husband: Can we be intimate tonight?
Wife: I am not in the mood.
Husband ignores her refusal and forces himself on her.
That is marital rape.

Being married doesn't mean you own someone's body.

NO MEANS NO. IT'S THAT SIMPLE.

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

@salilnair1 Not married. And still a wife? how?

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu wants ₹500 notes removed from circulation. And only ₹100 and ₹200 notes should remain.

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

Because you pay ₹350 for paneer tikka, but there is a high chance the paneer is fake.

You pay ₹150 for a burger, but there is a high chance the tikki is fried in expired oil.

People are seriously frustrated with such things. Their anger will come out in some form or another.

[Kiara @Kiara_X_X1]

In the USA, tipping 15-20% is almost compulsory. In India, people still argue over ₹10 extra on a ₹500 bill.

Why??

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

@TheDogeVampire @deepigoyal I got you

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

Dear @DeepiGoyal,

I have been waiting for 86 DAYS.
Ordered this on 15 August. Now it is 10 November.

It feels like Zomato is fooling customers in the name of support. Asking the customer to email and then Ghost. No one from Zomato is responding.

Don't ask me for my Order ID. I won't share it here or via DM. I am testing your support system.

Let's see how long it takes Zomato to reply by email.

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

Dear @Zomato,

You don't care about customers, and just focused on profit.

I ordered multigrain toasted bread from Subway but got a different one.

First of all, my order got delayed a lot, and then they prepared everything in a hurry and changed my bread. Ruined my mood.

When I contacted your support, it was just useless after AI took over. Just useless. "Write an email" and all.

If I had to write an email, then what the hell does the support chat even exist for?