It wasn't easy for me to do all this n waited for 2.5 months for resolution from @VinFastofficial@VinFastIN@SanhChauPham#CEOIndiatappanGhosh#naneshAutomotive Hyd , after paying 25 lakhs you end up at police station for doing a video of my experience with the car before heading to consumer forum.
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"Kyonki hum apne Hindu hone par sharmindagi mahsoos nahi karte, islye hum communal kahlate hai aur hume en tathakathit buddhijiviyon se secular hone ka certificate nahi mil sakta"
~ Sushma Swaraj defining secularism in India (1996)
Nothing has changed, all these years!
Dhurandhar who lived 108 years 🔥 🔥
You've seen spies in movies. You've watched Dhurandhar. You've heard stories of brave soldiers.
But what if I told you that the most dangerous, most feared, and most loyal secret weapon India ever had was not a trained intelligence officer, not a decorated army general, not even someone who went to school?
Born in 1901, Ranchodbhai Savabhai Rabari known as "Pagi", meaning the one who shows the way spent his entire life doing exactly that. Guiding Indian soldiers through pitch black deserts. Tracking enemy footprints in the sand. Protecting a border that most of us can't even find on a map.
His skill was unlike anything any spy school could ever teach. One look at a footprint and he could tell you how many soldiers passed, how fast they were moving, whether they were armed, and how long ago they walked there.
100 years of living in the desert gave him a sense no technology could replace. During the 1965 war, the Indian Army needed to move 10,000 soldiers to their destination in three days.
Pagi guided them and arrived 12 hours ahead of schedule. Through a desert. In complete darkness. With zero technology.
Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw one of India's greatest ever military heroes personally gave him the nickname "Pagi" and never forgot him till his last breath. In 2008, lying on his deathbed in a hospital in Tamil Nadu, Manekshaw kept whispering one single word in his semi-conscious state. "Pagi… Pagi… Pagi…"
He worked with R&AW and the BSF guarding 540 km of the India-Pakistan border in Gujarat. He won the Sangram Medal, the Samar Seva Star and the Police Medal. The BSF named a border outpost after him that still stands today. His story is now in Gujarat school textbooks.
Most people retire at 60. Pagi retired at 108. He left this world on January 18, 2013, at the age of 112. No viral moment. No prime time coverage. No trending hashtag. Just a shepherd from Gujarat who quietly kept a billion people safe for over a century.
While we were watching fictional spies on screen, the real Dhurandhar was walking barefoot through the desert making sure we slept safely at night. Share this so his name never gets forgotten.
🔖 Save this. The world needs to know him
She fought for 8 years against sugar rich drinks falsely marketed as ORS!
Kudos to Dr. Sivaranjani Santosh, a braveheart paediatrician from Hyderabad.👏🫡
Heartening to see this little 2nd grade child from our rural school confidently doing English word-building. Her curiosity and confidence in learning say it all. Thanks to stronger foundational learning, English activities, and teacher support in rural classrooms, such progress is becoming the norm across AP schools. Wishing her many milestones ahead. May she keep dreaming big and achieving more.
#NorthernCommand ‘s resolute operations in #OperationSindoor were an exemplar of restraint turning into decisive response. Precision strikes on terror launchpads and the elimination of perpetrators of the #Pahalgam massacre underscore our unwavering pursuit of peace in the region.
Experience the full story in HD quality at the link below.
https://t.co/zSNov3gJUk
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#OpSindoor
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@WhiteknightCorps_IA
📢 Calling All Creators & Influencers! 🙏 An Exclusive Invitation from Shri Saibaba Sansthan, Shirdi! ✨
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India forgot this great legend. He saved lakhs of lives.
1959. Calcutta.
In a modest lab, a quiet scientist named Dr. Shambhunath De made a discovery that should have shaken the world.
He found the killer inside cholera -
Not the germ. But it's weapon.
He proved that cholera releases a toxin, which tears through the intestines, draining the body of fluids until death. No one believed him.
So he published anyway. In the journal “Nature.” And then… silence.
No Nobel. No headlines. Not even a mention in Indian medical textbooks.
Many believe he deserved the Nobel Prize.
But his name vanished - even as the world used what he discovered.
He died in 1985 - quietly, in Calcutta.
No award.
No obituary.
Just a legacy, buried under dust.
Let's not forget him.
@ARanganathan72
Joined @kimshospitals, Mahadevapura, Bengaluru today as Lead and Senior Consultant Cardiologist. And a close friend brought Tirupati prasadam for me before I joined. For good #beginnings 🙏
(OPDs yet to start. Will update soon. As of now I am available at RxDx clinic)