Sonam Wangchuk exposed Abhijeet Dipke political ambitions.👏🔥
Q: “What is your character assessment of Abhijeet Dipke?”
Sonam Wangchuk: “He comes from the Aam Aadmi Party, so there should be no doubt that he wants to enter politics. After watching him closely, I believe whatever he was doing at Jantar Mantar was aimed at entering politics.
I don’t know which party he will join, but I believe he will definitely become like Arvind Kejriwal in the future.”🙏
@mahanot_dikshit They receive a fixed income of around ₹800 per day, regardless of the amount of work they do. This works out to approximately ₹24,000–₹25,000 per month.
International crude prices have gone through the roof in the last 1 month from around 70 dollars/barrel to around 122 dollars/barrel. Consequently, petrol and diesel prices for consumers have gone up all over the world. Prices have increased by around 30%-50% in South East Asian countries, 30% in North American countries, 20% in Europe and 50% in African countries.
The Modi Government had two choices- either increase prices drastically for citizens of Bharat as all other nations have done or bear the brunt on its finances so that Indian citizen is insulated from international volatility.
Hon’ble Prime Minister @narendramodi Ji, in keeping with his Government’s commitment of last 4 years since the conflict in Russia-Ukraine started, decided to take a hit on its own finances again to safeguard the Indian citizen.
Government has taken a huge hit on it taxation revenues to ensure very high losses of oil companies (approximately 24 Rs/litre for petrol and 30 Rs/litre for diesel) at this time of sky high international prices are reduced. At the same time, export tax has been levied as international prices of petrol and diesel have skyrocketed and any refinery exporting to foreign nations will have to pay export tax. My gratitude to Hon’ble PM Narendra Modi Ji and Hon’ble FM @nsitharaman Ji for this very timely, bold and visionary decision!
I was watching Dhruv Rathee's latest video while having dinner, and honestly, I was laughing throughout. He kept quoting what seemed like factually incorrect claims, apparently picked up from different social media platforms.
But there was one moment where things suddenly changed, and it genuinely made me think.
Throughout the video, while referring to Aditya Dhar and Narendra Modi, he used words like "uska" and "tu," which come across as casual or even disrespectful.
However, the moment he started talking about Atiq Ahmed and his brother, who were killed in an encounter, his tone shifted noticeably, and he began using words like "unke" and "unke liye," as if showing a certain level of respect.
Now, I understand that he may have strong disagreements with Dhar and Modi, but imagine showing more respect to a criminal who himself admitted to having links with the ISI.
At this point, it honestly feels like Dhruv Rathee isn't even trying to hide it anymore.
By Pranjal Malviya
People have moved to Gurugram for better living even though the cost of living is high.
But what do they get in return?
Goons roaming around freely, putting the lives of the locals in danger, crumbling-broken and rutted roads, garbage piling on roadsides and monsoons turn this city into a sink-city.
The state govt/administration is a mess in Gurugram and is not bothered at all for those who may have voted for them.
Cops you would usually find barricading the roads at night with breathalysers in their hands, that’s it.
No point ranting - No one’s listening.
Just updated to iOS 26 and wow 🤯 The animations are on another level smooth, fluid, and make the whole experience feel futuristic. Apple really nailed it this time. #iOS26#Apple
The companies have to immediately take steps to update their systems so that the new rates are reflected.
From 22nd September the new rates should be picked up by their systems for generating invoices.
Secondly, they have to ensure that rate cut benefits are passed on to consumers and they should not hold back any benefits accrued due to this rate cut, with themselves.
The department is closely monitoring price trends pre-cut and post-cut so that in case any kind of intervention is required, we will be ready to take that to ensure that benefits are ultimately passed on to consumers.
But, we are otherwise confident that industries on their own will pass on the benefits. These kinds of assurances are being given by various chambers and associations to us.
- Smt @nsitharaman in an interview to @timesofindia. #NextGenGST
I’m a dog parent and love dogs. My golden retriever Duke is family. ❤️
But I fully support the Supreme Court’s decision to remove stray dogs from Delhi-NCR’s streets, in fact it should be implemented in Maharashtra too. Stray dogs in India aren’t just an “inconvenience”, they’re a menace.
We’ve normalised dog-bite cases, rabies deaths, and aggressive packs chasing kids, cyclists, and delivery guys.
You don’t see this in any other country. Go to Singapore, Japan, Europe, US where dogs are pets and not free-roaming hazards.
Don't get me wrong, I love dogs but I also love seeing kids play in the park without fear, delivery agents ride without being chased, and pedestrians walk without dodging packs.
This decision will anger many. But it might finally make Indian cities safer for humans and for the dogs themselves.
A passenger arriving from #Bangkok was arrested in Mumbai International Airport by Customs for trying to smuggle in live wild animals protected under the #WildlifeProtectionAct.
Customs officials said the wildlife found alive were concealed in his baggage in a manner intended to evade detection.
The seized wildlife animals included two Kinkajous, two Pygmy Marmosets and fifty Albino Red-Eared Sliders. The passenger identified as Sharukkhan Mohammed Hassian was arrested under the provisions of the Customs Act, 1962, read with the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972.