@Sagarrathore_ Shreya is the biggest bully but also a coward, jaha fasne vali hoti hai vaha chup ho jati hai, private conversations jitni bhi suno sb jagah bas zeher hi ugalti hai!
Amarnath Yatra started from Pahalgam amidst multi-layered heavy security.
Hindus can't undertake pilgrimage because of their Muslim "brothers" in Jammu & Kashmir.
Yes, that's the beauty of Secularism in India 🤲🏻
@digital_newshub Ek time tha jab insaan ka nature actual mein matter karta tha, ab ye time agya hai ke people just care about content and appreciate/like shreya and farhana type people!
@Bekaarbaate Aree to khud b to mrne ka option hota hai, kisi innocent ki jaan lena is not a human trait. The guy was too sweet and madly in love with her. Fir bhi usko zra bhi guilty ya remorse ni tha isliye dobara usko marne ka try kiya and succeeded. She is an evil monster stop justifying!!
@NalinisKitchen Sorry but this 'dear' word used here is frustrating. These criminals dont have courage to tell their parents but can kill a human without any fear. Kaise ap ek maa se uska baccha chhin lete ho just because of your lust. Itna hi hai to khud mr jao dusre ko kyo marte ho rakshaso.
Muslims have crossed every limit of cruelty and barbarism.
In Bangladesh, a pregnant Hindu woman was gang-raped by fucking Jihadis. Her 7-8 months old baby was pulled out forcefully and then Jihadis raped her mercilessly! 💔
Do you still consider these MFs humans?
I don't! 🤬
For decades, UP carried the baggage of being called a BIMARU state. Whenever people spoke about poor law and order, weak infra, migration, broken roads, delayed projects, or lack of investment, UP was usually part of that conversation.
Today, whether one supports Yogi Adityanath or not, the difference between pre-2017 and post-2017 Uttar Pradesh is difficult to deny.
The state that once struggled with connectivity is now covered with expressways. Places that felt disconnected from the rest of the country are now linked through highways, airports, freight corridors, and industrial projects. Cities that were known mainly for their problems are now competing for investments, tourism, and business opportunities.
The biggest change, however, isn't concrete, asphalt, or glass buildings. It's perception.
Investors who once avoided UP now see opportunity. Tourists who never considered visiting are planning trips. Religious destinations that were neglected for decades have become global attractions. Young people who once saw migration as the only option are beginning to see opportunities closer to home.
What makes the transformation noteworthy is that it isn't limited to Lucknow or Noida. The focus has also reached regions like Purvanchal and Bundelkhand, areas that were historically left behind in the development conversation.
No state is perfect. UP still has challenges. Every large state does. But there is a reason why discussions about governance, infrastructure, investment, and administrative execution increasingly use Uttar Pradesh as an example.
A state once mocked as a symbol of India's problems is now increasingly being discussed as part of India's solution. That's a turnaround few would have predicted a decade ago.
No. 255
सत्ता और मीडिया जिसे चाहे हीरो बना दे,जिसे चाहे दोषी।
क्योंकि फिल्मों का अभिनय वास्तविकता से ज्यादा प्रभावशाली तरीके से पेश किया जाता है।
जैसा आसाराम बापू केस में किया गया — एक निर्दोष को दोषी और दोषी को हीरो बनाने के लिए।
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