@connectgurmeet Thanks to our FM Madam...She has been working really hard n best to her ability in pissing them off and yes the results of her continued effort is tremendous
@connectgurmeet Sir presume he must be paying around 80000 as EMI for 20 years ...What if he invested 80000 as SIP without taking and loan ...I guess over 20 years the result must be same or near to same @ 12 to 14% ...please calculate and let me know
There was a time when marriages were celebrated because they represented commitment, sacrifice, trust, and the beginning of a lifelong journey.
Today, it appears that simply having another wedding is enough to earn standing ovations, red carpets, celebrity endorsements, and endless congratulations.
One can't help but ask: What exactly are we celebrating?
A third marriage? The normalization of serial relationships? Or the growing belief that commitments are temporary while celebrations are permanent?
Celebrities often say they are role models. If that is true, then every public celebration also sends a public message. Millions of young people watch them, admire them, and imitate them. Whether they like it or not, influence comes with responsibility.
It is also worth asking an uncomfortable question: Would the same people cheering so enthusiastically be equally delighted if their own son, daughter, or grandchild entered a third marriage? Or do principles suddenly become different when the issue reaches their own doorstep?
No one is questioning an individual's legal right to make personal choices. Every adult has that freedom. But society also has every right to question why those choices are being glorified as though they are achievements deserving of public applause.
Marriage, in Indian culture, has traditionally been viewed as a sacred bond built on responsibility, compromise, and perseverance—not as an event to be repeatedly celebrated every time life takes a new turn.
The real concern isn't one person's personal life. It is the culture of celebrity worship that applauds everything without asking whether it deserves celebration.
Perhaps the bigger disappointment is not the wedding itself, but the deafening applause from an industry that frequently lectures society about values, responsibility, and setting the right example.
When celebrity becomes more important than principles, hypocrisy stops being the exception—it becomes the norm.
Just because something is legal doesn't automatically make it worthy of celebration.
#JustSaying by SM
@raghavwadhwa@rajshamani Everyone has right to take it easy after toiling fpr decades ...life if not meant for working n working hard always ...after a point money is just a number and its all about power .....Everyone has right to their liking ...no offense meant just a point to ponder
Congratulations to FM Madam.
Foreign investors just dumped ₹20,000+ crore in a single day — a historic achievement.
It takes years to build investor confidence.
Thankfully, destroying it is much faster. 🍾
#JustSaying by SM