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This is Jasleen Kaur.
She is a perfect example of why some Indians are leaving India despite having family, friends and a comfortable life here.
In India, she had house help, a personal car, quick delivery and strong family support. Still, she chose London. Not for money, but for quality of life.
Better air. Safer streets. Freedom to step out without constantly worrying. Less concern about what people will say. Better work life balance and better health.
This should worry India.
Indians already pay taxes, yet deal with polluted air, broken roads, poor cleanliness and babu culture where basic work can take months with little accountability.
And then we wonder why our talent is leaving.
India is losing doctors, engineers, researchers, entrepreneurs and skilled professionals who could have built the country.
People don't leave only for higher salaries. They leave when they believe their taxes and hard work can give them a better life elsewhere.
I repeat, people are ready to pay higher taxes, but in return, they also want a better quality of life.
Blue wasn’t always just a colour. In India, it became a craft, a commodity, and eventually, a symbol of resistance.
From ancient indigo traditions and skilled artisans to the exploitation of farmers under colonial rule and the Indigo Revolt of 1859, neel carries a history far deeper than its striking blue.
Today, natural indigo is finding its way back into contemporary textiles, proving that some traditions don’t fade, they evolve.
Scroll down to trace the remarkable journey of India’s “blue gold” — from ancient looms to a new generation of sustainable fashion.💙
#Indigo #IndigoRevolt #IndianTextiles #NaturalIndigo #FootnotesOfIndianHistory
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4 crore jobs from bike taxis.
Amazing.
Now count everyone selling an old phone on OLX as a businessman and everyone investing 500 on Groww as a fund manager.
Congratulations, India has probably created 280 crore jobs for 140 crore people.
Born blind in a tiny village in Bundelkhand, Madhya Pradesh, 25-year-old Suneel Lodhi found what he couldn’t find through sight — his voice.❤️
From singing bhajans and Bundeli folk songs at village gatherings and local trains to his songs crossing millions of views online, Suneel’s journey took an extraordinary turn when filmmaker Pankaj VRK discovered him.
Today, his voice features in Hanuman Ansh with “Maine Tere Hi Bharose.”
From local trains to the big screen, Suneel’s story is one of hope, talent and perseverance.
#SuneelLodhi #HanumanAnsh #IndianInspiration #BlindSinger #Bundelkhand
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‼️‼️🇨🇳Imágenes impactantes desde #Nanning, #China, muestran una potente crecida de las aguas tras informes sobre el colapso del muro de una presa en medio de lluvias extremadamente intensas.
#WATCH |A dangerous shortcut at a busy Mumbai railway station has sparked a debate: personal responsibility or a need for better accessibility?
The viral clip shows a man crossing multiple tracks between platforms as commuters look on before helping him. While railway rules prohibit track crossings and urge passengers to use foot overbridges, viewers are also questioning whether stations provide enough accessible options for elderly and mobility-challenged commuters.
As Central Railway expands lifts and escalators, the incident raises a bigger question: Are our stations truly accessible and safe for everyone?
#mumbaistation #differentlyabled #guwahatiplus #gplus
Trigger warning: Talks About Child abduction
One alert citizen. One determined police team.
And a child trafficking racket that treated newborns like commodities was finally exposed.💔
In a remarkable undercover operation, Delhi Police rescued five babies and arrested 13 accused, dismantling an inter-state network that allegedly sold infants for lakhs.
Stories like these remind us that vigilance and courageous policing can save lives.
#DelhiPolice #HumanityFirst #ChildSafety #InspiringIndia #GandhariNetflix
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Indians have been failed so royally for so long by our elected representatives that ordinary citizens are doing extraordinary things without expecting anything in return.
🚨Las lluvias torrenciales provocadas por el tifón Saudel han causado graves inundaciones en algunas zonas de #Zhejiang y #Fujian, en #China, poniendo a los servicios de emergencia de ambas regiones en máxima alerta ante posibles inundaciones repentinas y deslizamientos de tierra.