#Watch | A Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) driver bid an emotional farewell to his bus after completing his final trip ahead of retirement. Paul Kurian, a driver attached to the KSRTC Kumily depot in Idukki, completed his last duty on September 2. After parking the bus at the end of his shift, he kissed the steering wheel and saluted the vehicle before walking away. The video, shared by KSRTC officials, has drawn widespread attention, with many appreciating his dedication to the profession.
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This must be one of the riskiest jobs in the world. I can't even imagine the skill it takes to be a chopper pilot in this condition. The guy is literally flying feets away from things that he's supposed to stay away from. The linesman is trusting the pilot with his Life 😀🚁
Stray dogs are menace in India!
Dogs should be domesticated
Orelse stray dogs be sent to jungles between wild animals
Dog population has increased many folds
Stray dogs are menace in India!
Dogs should be domesticated
Orelse stray dogs be sent to jungles between wild animals
Dog population has increased many folds
ऐसे नीच लोगों पर तुरंत कार्यवाही हो!
लखीमपुर में निरीह निराश्रित पशु से क्रूरता का वीडियो वायरल, पशु प्रेमियों में आक्रोश।
वीडियो में साफ दिख रहा है कि कुछ युवक किस तरह स्वान को मार रहे हैं, अत्याचार कर रहे हैं।
मामला लखीमपुर के कमलापुर इलाके का बताया जा रहा है।
@Ashu9621101476 Stray dogs are menace in India!
Dogs should be domesticated
Orelse stray dogs be sent to jungles between wild animals
Dog population has increased many folds
Indian railway should be strict towards such people and also to investigate whether railways employees have themselves given these bedsheets outside which is an act of corruption
Indian railway should be strict towards such people and also to investigate whether railways employees have themselves given these bedsheets outside which is an act of corruption
Three men spotted in a market openly wearing Indian Railways bedsheets as shawls.
The white linen clearly bears the “WESTERN RAILWAY” marking. these bedsheets were stolen from a Western Railway train.
According to RTI data compiled across railway divisions, from January 2022 to May 2026, more than 1.27 crore bedroll items were reported stolen, causing a cumulative loss of over ₹104.51 crore.
• Face towels: 46.54 lakh
• Bedsheets: 41.13 lakh
• Pillow covers: 23.59 lakh
• Blankets: 12.95 lakh
• Pillows: 2.76 lakh
Over ₹104 crore of railway property lost—and some of it apparently ends up being used as everyday clothing.