Greece is the least visit worthy country in Europe. Their embassy officials are horrible when it comes to processing visa applications. No sense in the way they make their decisions. Horrible people
Greece is the least visit worthy country in Europe. Their embassy officials are horrible when it comes to processing visa applications. No sense in the way they make their decisions. Horrible people
Parliament winter session is over. #AirPollution not discussed.
It was obviously not an urgent matter for them.
We are being taken for granted.
And left on our own.
@anuradhagoyal Most effective way to raise these concerns would be using placards and slogans by the Indian diaspora when Modi is visiting any foreign country and doing a rally there. International embarrassment would be the last thing this govt would want.
People in Rajasthan are fighting to save Aravallis.
People in Garhwal are fighting to save Deodars.
People in Delhi are fighting to get breathable air.
People in Bangalore are fighting to get walkable footpaths.
Finally, we are asking for our most basic needs. Lets see how much more time and effort till the bosses listen.
SHOCKING PUNISHMENT!
JUDGE DARED TO SLAP ADANI WITH ₹1400 CR BILL – TRANSFERRED SAME DAY!
This is #Modi's New India: Cross Adani, and You're Out!
#Rajasthan Judge rules against #Adani's Firm for massive overcharging on Coal Transport – fined ₹50L, Ordered Audit.
💥 Boom! Transferred instantly by #BJP Govt.
Coincidence? Or Modi-Adani Nexus at its Ugliest?
#AdaniGroup #ModiHaiTohMumkinHai #MGNREGA #Pollution
In the early hours in Bengaluru, 34-year-old Venkataraman woke with severe chest pain, prompting his wife Roopa to rush him on a scooter to a nearby private hospital.
They were allegedly turned away as no doctor was available. She took him to another private hospital where an ECG confirmed a heart attack, yet no emergency treatment was given and no ambulance arranged; instead, they were advised to go to Jayadeva Hospital.
With no alternative, Roopa again set off on the scooter. En route, Venkataraman suffered intense pain, the scooter lost balance, and both fell. Despite being injured herself, Roopa pleaded with passing motorists for help, but most ignored her as her husband lay gasping for breath. By the time he was taken to a hospital, he had lost consciousness and was declared brought dead.
Systemic failure and public indifference did not kill the humanity within Roopa, and she donated her husband’s eyes, later saying that timely medical care, or even basic help from passersby, could have saved his life. Venkataraman and Roopa were ordinary, law-abiding citizens who must have paid taxes on time, yet when a time-critical emergency struck, they had no immediate care.
Heart attacks are among the most common causes of sudden death in India, yet timely intervention remains a matter of luck. Why can’t the govt establish small coronary care units every 4–5 km, equipped with ECGs, defibrillators, oxygen, and essential drugs? These units wouldn’t need full-time doctors, trained paramedical staff, supported by protocols and telemedicine, could deliver lifesaving care in the crucial first minutes at modest cost and enormous impact.
Basically no happy place is safe - not beaches (Bondi Beach), not hill resorts (Pahalgam), not music festivals (Nova Music Festival), not the Hindu temples (look at the monstrosities built over them for centuries). The one thing which is well protected and funded is victimhood.
If the Aravalli range disappears between Rajasthan, Haryana, and Delhi, the impact would be devastating not just environmentally, but socially and economically.
here’s what would happen......
1. Desert Will Move Towards Delhi
2. Extreme Heat Will Become Normal
3. Groundwater Will Collapse
4. Monsoon Chaos
5. Air Pollution Will Get Worse
6. Wildlife Will Vanish
7. Cities Will Become Climate-Unsafe.
Shrishti Khanna & Prashant both are asking their followers to report my post. In that process they revealed their Insta handle.
Now I request everyone to report their Insta IDs and @NIA_India to take action against these maniacs who are puting foreign tourists in danger
Environnement quality 2/10
Efforts to hide shortcomes 9/10
Actual groundbreaking reforms 4/10
Jumlebazi 9/10
Doubling down on antics done by predecessors 10/10
Apathy 10/10
Maintenance of infrastructure 3/10
Corruption 7/10
Internal security – 8/10
External security – 9/10
Inflation – 8/10
Make in india – 7/10
Appeasement politics – 9/10
Infrastructure – 7/10
Digital Revolution – 10/10
The negative side is that this government is engaging in appeasement politics and, because of that, diverting more funds toward freebies instead of R&D. That is why we started this movement, and we hope the government will listen to us and do the needful.
If there is one impediment to the world’s desperate fight against Muslim terrorism, it’s your country.
Israel tries disciplining Hamas, you block it with an idiotic Gaza “plan.” Kurds try resisting ISIS, you legitimize Golani. India hits terrorists in Pakistan, you fellate Munir and tariff India. Qatar hosts and sponsors Hamas, you accept airplane from it.
If anything, you legitimize terrorism while pretending to eradicate it. Which makes you less trustworthy than actual terrorists.
Rana Ayyub, Sayema, Arfa, and Swara Ahmad, had vehemently defended the Kashmiris when they were targeted after the Pahalgam Attack, stating that not all mslms can be blamed for the deeds of a few extremists.
Today, not a single person out of these hypocrites, has posted that not all Jews should be targeted for the ongoing conflict in the Israel Palestine standoff !!
This is called Doglapan !!
#BondiBeachMassacre
Film opens with a masked villain destroying some Indian asset somewhere and challenging the Indian govt, saying he is coming for them.
Next scene: IB, RAW, and ministers are having a round-table meeting about the villain while his 4K images play on the monitor. The intel chief clears his throat and reveals the shocking truth: the villain is ex-RAW, once India’s finest, now enemy No. 1 because he didn't get promotion on time.
Minister, sweating dramatically: “Ab kya? Kaise rokenge isko?” Everyone looks at each other helplessly. The intel chief removes his glasses and whispers, “Sir… is kaam ko sirf ek aadmi kar sakta hai.”
Cue 45-second monologue praising the hero as the background score swells. Slo-mo entry of the hero, dust flying, camera circling, national flag reflecting in his sunglasses.
Hero ki help ke liye jayegi Special Agent Sofia. Kyu? Abhi to aapne kaha tha ye kaam woh akela kar sakta hai. Haan, lekin Sofia ka figure achha hai. Action scenes ke beech me gaane-waane honge, aur unme woh bikini pehen kar ghoomegi. Lekin yaar? Apni agent bikini? Koi naa, aap tension naa lo. Sofia ko ISI agent bana denge jo hero ki help karegi. Haan, ye theek hai.
Then comes the mission. Cat-and-mouse game. Action scenes, beech me item songs, slow-motion explosions, unnecessary bike chases, and the villain saying “You don’t know who I am!” every 20 minutes.
Then the villain kills the hero’s sidekick, Altaf. Altaf's family would have been a victim of the 2002 riots, but he chose to fight for his country. He’ll die after giving a 10-minute monologue about country over religion. The hero is sad, then angry. It’s revenge time. Background score intensifies.
Again cat and mouse. Hero gets shot but still fights 20 men while bleeding. He is about to lose. Enter Pathaan, or Tiger, or Chhota Tiger, or Kabir or (Skoda) Laura Lehsun for a cameo who save the hero. Hero wins. Villain dies, or escapes with a scar for the sequel, or has a change of heart and sacrifices himself “for the nation.”
Hero and heroine hug. Hero salutes the flags of both countries. End credits roll. Anupama Chopra is sitting in the theatre crying. Hrithik tweets that this is responsible filmmaking. Radhika Apte says ab is desh me bachha paida karna surakshit hai. Jai Hind.
Md. Yunus and Taslima Begum jointly received the Nobel Peace Prize. That means Yunus received one half of the Nobel, and Taslima received the other half. Yet despite being only half-owner of the Nobel, Yunus alone has enjoyed the full honour of it for years. Because he won the Nobel Prize, he went on to receive many other awards as well. He never reminded anyone that he was not alone — that a woman had won the Nobel alongside him.
He erased his female co-recipient. People have completely forgotten about Taslima Begum. I have heard that Yunus had her thrown out of Grameen Bank. Keeping himself in the light, surrounded by wealth, he cast Taslima into the dark pit of poverty. Now Taslima lives like a stranger, unknown to all. No one knows that she, like Yunus, won half of the Nobel — that she is also a Nobel laureate.
When a man is misogynistic and committed to extreme patriarchy, he will always try to hide a woman’s talent in any way possible, while loudly announcing even his own meagre abilities. In this conspiracy, Yunus is truly skilled.
A married couple from Houston, Texas made a promise to each other: if either of them was ever declared “brain dead,” they would never pull the plug; they wanted to give the other a fighting chance to come back. They immediately removed themselves from the organ-donor registry. Two months later, their worst nightmare became reality.
Francisco J. Villa, known as Jay, suffered a sudden brain aneurysm after drinking an energy drink. Doctors performed coil surgery and quickly pronounced him “brain dead.” But his wife saw clear signs of life; he was crying all weekend.
LifeGift (the organ procurement organization) repeatedly tried to pressure his wife into giving consent for organ donation, but she refused every time. They eventually obtained consent from someone else.
The hospital claimed Jay had massive bleeding and that his brain stem was dead.
After his wife hired an attorney and demanded that he receive nutrients, Jay finally gained enough strength to squeeze her hand and wouldn’t let go. Tragically, he passed away that same night from ICU-acquired conditions: blood clots in his lungs, sepsis, and pneumonia.
His wife hired a private medical examiner, who found only minimal bleeding; not enough to cause severe damage, and the brain stem was neither dead nor decomposed.
While in the ICU, Jay was kept heavily sedated and paralyzed every day with:
• Fentanyl (to suppress brain activity and breathing so he would remain dependent on the ventilator)
• Propofol (to keep him in an induced coma so he couldn’t wake up)
• Nimbex (a paralytic so he couldn’t move)
His wife went on to create a Facebook awareness group called The Right to Fight 💙 where she shares stories of brain-death survivors, victims, and whistleblowers every day.
Sign the petition to give your loved ones a fighting chance:
https://t.co/M9VZCWe5ea 💙
Don't forget that Twitter is banned in Pakistan for general public. Only ISI-authorized handles can use Twitter.
So question arises: Why are ISI-linked handles running election campaign for Congress?
Why is ISI spending money and resources to make Rahul Gandhi PM of India?
Why