Thanks to the people who supported us in these tough times and we faced so much mental harrasment because of this . People called us antinational and Pakistani just because we raised a genuine concern and at the end Truth has prevailed .
What Israel did to Iran is exactly the kind of response many of us expected from India toward Pakistan — swift, decisive, and overwhelming, backed by a clear and assertive communication strategy.
Yes, India has won against Pakistan in Operation Sindoor, but the victory didn’t feel final or crushing. There was no lasting deterrence, no sense of resolution. That’s what frustrates so many of us.
If you're going to strike — strike hard. Leave no room for doubt.
#Israel #Tehran #Netanyahu #Iran #India #Pakistan
Life is terrifyingly unpredictable.
You save for a dream vacation — and never return.
You celebrate a victory — and a stampede takes your breath away.
You board a flight with hope — and it never lands.
You sit in your hostel, books in hand — and the sky falls on you.
You never know which goodbye is the last.
Praying for all 242 souls...
#planecrash #AirIndia #Boeing787 #Ahemdabad
How does a flyover like this even get approved by the PWD and the engineers? There’s a sharp 90° bend right on a downhill slope—any vehicle coming at a reasonable speed would barely have time to react. It’s a disaster just waiting to happen. Who’s responsible for signing off on something this dangerous?
I mean, actions have consequences, right? Maybe don’t kill people—or commit any crime, for that matter.
Sure, the victim and their family absolutely deserve privacy and respect. But the accused? They should face the full weight of public scrutiny and legal consequences. You don’t get to ask for sympathy after committing a crime.
Major news… earlier this afternoon, Muhammad Shahzeb Khan, a Pakistani citizen residing in Canada, was extradited to the United States on charges of attempting to provide material support to ISIS and attempting to commit acts of terrorism.
In the fall of last year, Khan allegedly planned to travel from Canada to New York and carry out a mass shooting in support of ISIS at a Jewish Center in Brooklyn.
Khan allegedly planned his attack to occur on October 7, 2024 — the one year anniversary of the Hamas terrorist attack in Israel.
Thankfully, the great work of FBI teams and our partners exposed those plans and shut them down — and Khan was arrested by Canadian authorities on September 4, 2024.
He has now arrived in the U.S. and will face American justice.
This case is a reminder of the constant threat of terrorism facing every corner of the world — as well as the disturbing rise in threats against our Jewish communities. Your FBI will continue to be on guard and work around the clock to counter them.
@NewYorkFBI@FBIChicago and @FBILosAngeles did great work in this case with our partners and we thank them.
BREAKING: Al-Qaeda leader Sa’ad Bin Atef Al-Awlaki has called on American Muslims to wage jihad and assassinate U.S. officials—including President Trump, Vice President J.D. Vance, and Elon Musk.
This is a direct terror threat against the United States.
Oh please. Before every election, some random survey pops up claiming Rahul Gandhi is ahead of Modi. And then what happens? The BJP ends up sweeping the state—left, right, and center.
Take Bihar, for example. The opposition has been losing ground there in recent elections largely because of the Congress. RJD is still doing relatively well—it wins the most seats each time. It’s Congress that’s failing to pull its weight.
Rahul Gandhi, enough of the PR. Do some real work on the ground first!
The state and its machinery are often inefficient—and so are the countless branches that stem from it. But does that mean ordinary people are just expected to fend for themselves? That’s a cruel irony, especially after the government takes taxes from every working citizen.
High-rise apartment buildings—10, 20 stories tall—are legally required to have basic fire safety measures: sprinklers, extinguishers, fire escapes, and emergency protocols. If these are missing, the question isn’t just negligence—it's criminal.
Who approved these buildings? Who signed off on the plans? Who turned a blind eye during inspections? And most importantly, who is being held accountable for the lives lost? These aren’t just accidents—they're failures of responsibility at every level, and someone must answer for them.
People often forget that it's not up to us—ordinary citizens—to decide what can or cannot be implemented. In fact, there's no single authority in India that can unilaterally enforce these changes across the entire country.
Take administrative divisions, for example. India is structured in layers: Village → Gram Panchayat → Block/Tehsil/Taluk → District → Division → State → Nation. Urban areas have their own layers, with municipalities or municipal corporations in place of panchayats.
Each of these administrative levels has elected politicians who decide what changes are made and where. Once decisions are taken, it's the bureaucracy at each level that works to implement them—from clerks and PWD engineers, to state-level officers, all the way up to the Indian Administrative Service (IAS).
Now imagine the scale: thousands of politicians, from panchayat members to MPs, and lakhs of bureaucrats at every rung of government. For any meaningful change to happen, all these people need to be on the same page—their interests, priorities, and political incentives must align. In a democracy as complex and layered as India, that kind of coordination isn’t just difficult—it’s a monumental challenge.
@IAjitDoval_IND I studied the Mahabharata, Ramayana, and Buddhacharitra as part of Hindi literature in school—across three different classes under the CBSE curriculum. So yes, it’s entirely possible to include these texts in the curriculum. It’s been done before and can easily be done again.
And then what? Hamas will still exist. They’ll continue launching rockets from civilian areas—like schools and hospital rooftops—or plan another October 7-style attack when the opportunity arises.
Right now, the most practical solution seems to be an agreement between Israel and key Arab states to take joint responsibility for policing Gaza. Someone has to guarantee that Gaza won’t be used as a launchpad for future attacks against Israel.
@sriram_prassana@sumanthraman Didn’t 7–8 people die just yesterday in Mumbai due to the pathetic state of railway infrastructure? Or are we living in some alternate reality where this doesn’t matter?
The BJP is set to come to power for a fourth time, unless the opposition launches a revolutionary nationwide campaign, and that too starting yesterday. However, neither Congress nor the opposition in general seem to have any clear vision or strategy. Furthermore, they lack the financial resources to compete with the BJP’s PR machinery. The opposition is simply too lackluster to pose a serious challenge.
WOW 🚨: In Britain Mosques have been caught marrying children to men.
An undercover reporter speaks to an Imam in West-Yorkshire, where he says under sharia law marrying children is permitted.
Britain is declining rapidly.