Sachin patil

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[Amit Kumar Sindhi @AMIT_GUJJU]

Lalbaugcha Raja 🙏

Devotees in Mumbai are being pushed and shoved despite standing in line since last night, with some waiting for 15–16 hours just for a proper darshan.

If you were a VIP, you could have had a comfortable darshan right from the front. But an ordinary bhakt has to go through this?

Faith should not come at the cost of dignity.

I am not targeting anyone, I am simply asking a question: Can’t we give that bhakt just 15 seconds for a proper darshan?

[Lt Col Sushil Singh Sheoran, Veteran @sushilskinner]

I am neither a communist nor an ultra socialist, but an apartment in Gurugram, which has third-world civic amenities, is being sold for Rs 271 crore. There is something extremely wrong with India. It is surprising that where you are taxed for an income of more than 12 lakh, starting at 4 lakh. 80 crore people are given free food. As soon as you earn 50 lakh, the tax slab goes up disproportionately, and the excessive cess takes charge. The income distribution is very uneven, and worst of all, there seems to be a particular class that gets special treatment—middle class, taxed as if it recalls French taxation before the revolution. There is something fundamentally wrong with India's economy. I was astounded to see technical professionals living in PGs in Gurugram or Bengaluru, enduring inhumane conditions because renting a flat is beyond their capacity, earning up to 1.5 lakh. There is something wrong. I wish someone could explain it to me.

[sandip sabharwal @sandipsabharwal]

If anything will take #India down it will be this freebie culture
Keeps on accelerating irrespective of government or party

[Rana Ayyub @RanaAyyub]

Just two girls lying on the streets after being electrocuted. Even by third world standards, this criminal disregard for human lives has few parallels.

[Prof. Varsha Eknath Gaikwad @VarshaEGaikwad]

पावसात मुंबईत होणारा प्रत्येक मृत्यू हा अपघात नाही... ती व्यवस्थेने केलेली हत्या आहे!

पहिल्या पावसात झाड कोसळून एका निष्पाप चिमुकल्याचा जीव गेला..आज साकीनाका येथे उघड्या मॅनहोलमध्ये पडून आणखी एका नागरिकाचा मृत्यू झाला. हे अपघात नाहीत, तर महापालिका प्रशासनाच्या निष्काळजीपणाचे आणि सत्ताधाऱ्यांच्या बेजबाबदार कारभाराच्या हत्या आहेत!

मुंबईकरांचा जीव इतका स्वस्त झाला आहे का?
महापौर प्रशासनाकडे बोट दाखवत आहेत, तर प्रशासन नेहमीप्रमाणे सूचना दिल्या,कारवाई सुरू आहे, चौकशी करू अशी उत्तर देत आहे. पण एकमेकांवर जबाबदारी ढकलताना यांना लाज वाटत नाही का?

मुंबईत उघड्या मॅनहोलमध्ये पडण्याच्या एक-दोन नव्हे तर सलग तीन घटना घडल्या. मागील वेळी महापौरांच्या दौऱ्यात कर्मचारी मॅनहोलमध्ये पडल्यावर चौकशीचे आदेश दिले गेले होते. आता एका सामान्य मुंबईकराचा जीव गेला आहे...आता कोणाची चौकशी होणार? आणि त्या चौकशीतून मृत व्यक्ती परत येणार आहे का?

मुंबईकरांच्या जीवाशी खेळ करणाऱ्या निष्काळजी कारभाराची जबाबदारी महापौर, उपमहापौर आणि महापालिका प्रशासनाने स्वीकारली पाहिजे. तुमच्या चौकशीने जीव गेलेल्या मुंबईकरांचा जीव परत येणार नाहीत.

मुंबईकरांना चौकश्या आणि आश्वासन नको, सुरक्षित मुंबई हवी आहे!

[🚨Indian Gems @IndianGems_]

>Bro is a billionaire’s son
>Ran his Porsche over 2 people
>Got arrested in the morning
>Out on bail within 15 hours
>Ordered to write 300 word essay
>Family kidnapped their driver to take the blame
> Bribe doctors to erase evidence
> Everybody got bail and seen enjoying with their families

That's India for you 🤡

[Ashwin 🇮🇳 @ashwinravi99]

Have said it once, i will say it again!

Who i was born to wasn’t my choice, thankfully I was born to parents that are beyond great.

Leadership is feeling empathetic towards another person’s struggles and enabling growth beyond barriers & that’s what my parents & teachers have taught me.

I want to live till the day, we stop talking about lineage or caste 🙏

[CA Chirag Chauhan @CAChirag]

Sanjay Ghandi National Park is intended for public use, not a private five-star property!

The high fees make it unaffordable for the poor and inaccessible to many, defeating the very purpose of a public resource.

A 20-fold increase in annual charges simply to walk in nature will cost senior citizens ₹5000, while others pay ₹10,000. For that price, we could get a six-month gym membership! No exemption for person with disabilities or else!

Need review and rejection of such high charges if the post is True @PMOIndia @Dev_Fadnavis

[NCMIndia Council For Men Affairs @NCMIndiaa]

Now @IRCTCofficial will make some money by imposing a fine of Rs. 10 lacs on the vendor and this will countinue.

[#YeThikKarkeDikhao @YTKDIndia]

Look at how the Russians travel in trains. There is hardly any space for a human to stand.

Lucky for us, we live in India, where even the general compartments of our trains are extremely spacious and allow for easy movement of people.

[Sachin patil @PatilSachin07]

@RoseTint4 This should be strictly banned no matter where it is in India.

[Aditya Raj Kaul @AdityaRajKaul]

Personally I wish Govt of India had issued a stronger statement. We are not in the business of calling strategic partners names or indulge in any racist or derogatory terminology. Doesn’t mean we tolerate any gutter level language against our Bharat. No matter who it comes from.

[Vijay Kedia @VijayKedia1]

If a factory accident = FIR on the promoter, then..
Train accident → FIR on the Railway Minister?
Air crash → FIR on aviation authorities?
Pothole death → FIR on the Municipal Commissioner?

Accountability must be consistent , not selective.

[Sachin patil @PatilSachin07]

@sidhant I saw a government bus in Naigaon, Maharashtra today that was in terrible condition. I didn't take a picture so I am using this one from the internet for reference but it was ten times worse.

[Zeba Zoariah @ZZoariah]

This constant men are the problem rant is getting old.

If you want facts, here they are. In India, women do nearly 3 times more unpaid housework than men. Not because men are incapable, but because families raise boys to be served and girls to serve.

That is the real issue. Upbringing, conditioning n the double standards inside our own homes.But instead of calling that out, you reduce it to a cheap line about men not being independent.

Men aren’t the enemy but our broken thinking is. Fix that, and half this debate disappears.

[Divya Gandotra Tandon @divya_gandotra]

🚨Shocking case from Goa.

20-year-old Soham Naik, son of a BJP councillor Sushant Naik arrested for allegedly sexually exploiting 25–30 minor girls over 3 years.

He reportedly recorded explicit videos and used them for blackmail, with the case surfacing only after he brazenly shared clips publicly.

Locals had to protest outside the police station to force action.

Only then was he arrested under POCSO & Goa Children’s Act.

Even more disturbing…. videos of minor girls were allegedly circulating, and multiple cases are now being registered as victims begin to come forward.

This isn’t just a crime.
This is a system failure where influence delays justice until public pressure explodes.

No political shield.
No delay.
Fast-track trial.
Maximum punishment.

[Mahesh 🇮🇳 @Mahesh10816]

India needs this kind of system wherein the ruling party members can be grilled in open court. Even the highest office should be brought under this open court

It's enough if the opposition has 150 votes to call for an open court proceeding.
Once a year
Only once for a topic

This open court is essential for the proper functioning of democracy

[sai priya @priya_27_]

political manifestos are supposed to declare the candidate’s intentions, motives, ideologies, and policy goals; promises made regarding public health, economy, education, etc.

why has every party reduced it to a list of freebies the state can scarcely afford?

[Sachin patil @PatilSachin07]

@ANI Why no leader talks about creating enough jobs 😔

[Harsh Goenka @hvgoenka]

Why is India not a tourism superpower ?
1. Unsafe roads, no pavements, stray animals
2. Dirt, garbage, and lack of hygiene
3. Petty corruption
4. Traffic chaos
5. Poor global branding and perception management
6. Tourism stuck in state-level red tape
7. Pollution
8. No proper city or tourist site infrastructure
9. Inconsistent service standards
10.Biggest of all- lack of civic sense

We have everything- mountains, deserts, beaches, history, spirituality. Yet Malaysia, Turkey, Singapore, Thailand and even the UAE attract more tourists each year than we do.

So the issue isn’t what we have. It’s how we manage it.
Potential is not our problem. Execution is. 🇮🇳