Bro became an IAS officer to remove poverty from India
Made assets of Rs 657 cr
With a salary of just one lakh rupees per month. Power of discipline investment.
A 9-year-old girl is a child, not wife material. Palestinian girls deserve the same protection, as children anywhere else in the world. Excusing child marriage as “cultural” is not respect for diversity, it is a leftist mental virus.
@BPCLLPG I have BPCL LPG connection at my current address where I stay on rent.
And there is PNG connection in my name for my apartment in another city which has been let out by me.
Now, do I need to surrender one of the connections as well?
If yes, how will I do?
His name was Natwarlal.
His real name was Mithilesh Kumar Srivastava. He was born in 1912 in Bangra village in the Siwan district of Bihar.
He was a bright student but ran away from home as a young man. By the 1940s he had become something India had never quite seen before.
He sold the Taj Mahal three times.He sold the Red Fort twice. He sold the Rashtrapati Bhavan once.
He sold the Parliament House of India, along with all 545 sitting members, to gullible foreign buyers.
His method was simple and devastating. He would approach foreign businessmen or investors posing as a senior government official or lawyer.
He carried forged documents, forged letterheads and forged signatures of national leaders including India’s first President Rajendra Prasad and industrialist Dhirubhai Ambani.
He would tell buyers that the government was auctioning a national monument for development purposes.
He collected their money, handed them official looking papers and disappeared.
He used over 50 aliases across his career. He was wanted in eight states in over 100 cases.
He was arrested and escaped from custody nine times.
He broke out of some of India’s most secure prisons disguised variously as a sadhu, a policeman and a prison official.
His final escape was at the age of 84 in 1996. He was being transported by wheelchair from Kanpur jail to AIIMS in New Delhi for medical treatment.
At New Delhi Railway Station he simply vanished.
Police searched for months. They never found him.
In 2009 his lawyer filed a petition in court claiming Natwarlal had died on July 25 2009 and seeking dismissal of all pending cases.
His brother simultaneously claimed he had cremated him in Ranchi in 1996.
Nobody knows which version is true.
The man who sold India’s monuments to the world disappeared from a railway station at 84 years old and was never seen again.
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Her name was Snehalatha Reddy.
She was born in 1932 in Andhra Pradesh into a family of second generation Indian Christian converts. Her father had served as a Major in the British Army.
She grew up deeply resenting colonial rule. When she went to college, she reverted to her Indian name, wore only Indian clothes and learned Bharatanatyam.
She became an actress in Kannada and Telugu cinema and theatre. She co founded the Madras Players theatre group.
In 1970, she starred in Samskara, a Kannada film directed by her husband Pattabhi Rama Reddy.
The film initially faced censorship issues before later winning the National Award.
Snehalatha and her husband were close to socialist politics and associated with leaders like George Fernandes and Ram Manohar Lohia.
On the night of June 25 1975, Indira Gandhi declared the Emergency and suspended fundamental rights across India.
On May 2 1976, police arrested Snehalatha Reddy under the Maintenance of Internal Security Act in connection with the Baroda Dynamite Case.
George Fernandes and several others were formally accused of plotting sabotage against the government during the Emergency.
But when the final chargesheet was filed, Snehalatha Reddy’s name was reportedly not included.
She remained imprisoned anyway.
She spent nearly eight months in Bengaluru Central Jail, much of it in solitary confinement.
She had suffered from chronic asthma since childhood. Despite her condition, she reportedly received irregular medical treatment in prison and went into asthmatic coma more than once.
During her imprisonment, she kept a diary.
In it she wrote, “What is the purpose of every human being born in this world? Is it not to lift mankind a little higher towards perfection?”
She was released on parole on January 15 1977.
Five days later, on January 20, she died after her health had severely deteriorated from chronic asthma and lung infection.
She was 44 years old.
Her prison diary was later published posthumously as A Prison Diary.
In 2019, a documentary on her life and imprisonment was also released.
She spent months in prison during the Emergency without being named in the final chargesheet of the case she had been arrested in.
Five days after her release, she was dead.
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I can't believe such a big brand as @ICICIBank can do a faux pas in its email id spelling!
"Inforamtion" :-
"[email protected]"
They say spot the phishing emails by their spelling errors. Here we have the legit emails being sent by ICICI using such IDs
A man spends 50 years teaching at MIT.
He knows his time is running out.
So he records one last lecture — everything he knows, distilled into a single hour.
He died 5 months later.
This is that lecture.
The most important hour you'll watch this week. 👇
Bookmark it for later
Almost every partner we get via @urbancompany_UC for any work, forces a 5-star rating and refuses to leave before we rate them.
Have you also noticed the same?
27th APRIL to 2nd MAY
WE ARE SHORT OF TIME!
THIS MOVEMENT HAS TO SPREAD LIKE WILD FIRE!
#IndiansWantFOPLwarnings#IndiansWantFOPLwarnings
INDIANS HAVE A RIGHT TO GOOD HEALTH!
WE DONT WANT OBESITY, DIABETES, HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE OR HEART DISEASE.
WE WANT TO PROTECT OUR CHILDREN TOO!
WE WILL DECIDE ABOUT HOW WE WANT TO BE WARNED ABOUT HIGH FAT, SUGAR OR SALT IN THE FOOD.
IT CANNOT BE DECIDED BY COMPANIES SELLING PACKED FOOD AND COMPANIES MARKETING PACKED FOOD AGGRESSIVELY INCLUDING CELEBRITY ENDORSEMENTS.
PLEASE SAVE INDIANS! ASK FOR FOPL WARNINGS! LET THIS MOVEMENT BECOME A TSUNAMI!
#IndiansWantFOPLwarnings #IndiansWantFOPLwarnings
@fssaiindia@MoHFW_INDIA@JPNadda
#FOPLwarning #INR #SupremeCourt #SaltSugarSaturatedfat #3SandOurhealthsociet
Why the hypocrisy of hailing the Jawan as a saviour of the Nation on social media and treating him like an unwanted nobody in reality.
Officers & Jawans are granted leave at the last minute due to exigencies of service. No time to get prior reservations done.
What happened to the military coaches in all trains?
Why can’t they be re-introduced?
Is anyone listening @RailMinIndia@adgpi
Jai Hind 🇮🇳
"Teacher attacked a poor student." 😡
A student studying at Allama Iqbal College, Bihar complained about irregularities in the college. So teacher got angry and attacked him, slamming him to the ground.
Terminate this monster urgently. He must be ARRESTED and PUNISHED strictly.
Her name is D Roopa Moudgil.
She joined as DIG Prisons Bengaluru on June 23 2017.
She lasted 17 working days.
In those 17 days she visited the prison three times. She found drug abuse. She found 30 to 50 inmates packed into single dormitories.
And she found VK Sasikala living in five private cells with her own corridor. Her own kitchen. Her own cook. A meeting room with no CCTV where she received visitors for hours.
Roopa filed a report alleging a Rs 2 crore bribe had been paid to prison officials for this arrangement.
Her senior called it baseless. The government transferred her. The Power Minister said publicly she should not have gone to the press.
17 working days. Gone.
In 2019 an independent inquiry confirmed everything she had written. Special treatment confirmed. Records falsified. Serious lapses confirmed.
She was vindicated two years after they silenced her.
This was not the first time. In 18 years she was transferred 41 times. Every single time she touched something powerful people wanted left alone.
She never challenged a single transfer in court.
She said this.
Wherever I am posted I will do my duty with honesty. Once I move on I do not bother about what happens there.
41 transfers. Zero compromises.
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His name is Tukaram Mundhe.
IAS officer. Maharashtra 2005 batch. His colleagues call him Singham.
In 21 years he has been transferred 24 times.
Not for misconduct. For honesty.
Every time he acted against corruption or political interests he was moved. Nagpur. Navi Mumbai. Nashik. Never allowed to stay long enough to finish what he started.
Administrative norms say minimum 3 years per posting.
He has averaged less than one year per posting across his entire career.
On March 31 2026 the Maharashtra government issued a reshuffle. Tukaram Mundhe received his 24th transfer in 21 years.
No explanation given. No misconduct cited.
India has a system for honest officers. It does not fire them. It moves them. Keeps moving them. Until they give up or retire.
Tukaram Mundhe has not given up.
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An NGO in Pune rescued 13 Bangladeshi girls from a human trafficking racket.
Instead of gratitude, the same girls attacked the caretaker Laxmi and fled the shelter.
This is the reality of illegal infiltration that Hindu India is being forced to face.
Her name is Nikita Singhania.
She is currently working as an AI and Machine Learning Specialist at Accenture.
Her husband Atul Subhash died on December 9 2024. He left a 24 page note and an 81 minute video. He named her. He named her mother. He named her brother. He documented 9 cases, 120 court hearings, 4 years of his life destroyed.
She was arrested. She got bail.
She went back to work.
Today she sits in an Accenture office running AI models while Atul’s parents in Bihar have not seen their grandson in years.
While Atul’s brother Bikas goes to court alone every single time.
While Atul’s ashes wait for justice.
Accenture knows who she is. They have not acted.
India forgot. Accenture forgot.
That is how this system works.
We have not forgotten.