Respected @narendramodi Sir.
One big reason taxpayers are leaving India: open drains, potholes, flooded roads & no accountability.
On July 9 in Gurugram, auto‑driver Shailendra drowned in an open manhole behind his rickshaw, leaving behind his pregnant wife
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What’s the point of a ₹4‑trillion economy if human lives aren’t worth protecting?
We must have
Criminal liability for civic officials & contractors when negligence kills.
Independent audits of urban infrastructure every 6 months.
Real-time complaint redressal with strict deadlines.
Transparent fund usage dashboards accessible to taxpayers.
Fast-track courts for public interest infrastructure cases.
Accountability isn’t optional. It’s time we demanded basic safety and dignity for every Indian. Lives matter more than GDP numbers.
Indians gave Rs 4,000+cr to Turkey & Azerbaijan last year through tourism. Created jobs. Boosted their economy, hotels, weddings, flights.
Today, both stand with Pakistan after Pahalgam attack.
Plenty of beautiful places in India & the world.
Please skip these 2 places.
Jai Hind.
This post made by day.
*Meet the man with 27,500 daughters*
That’s what they call him – Appa.
His real name? KP Ramaswamy. Owner of KPR Mills, Coimbatore. A textile baron by profession. A father figure by choice.
While corporate honchos talk about employee retention, cost-cutting, and bottom lines, this man is busy transforming lives.
How? By turning mill workers into graduates. By making education their stepping stone to a better life.
It all started with a simple request. A young girl at his mill once told him –
"Appa, I want to study. My parents pulled me out of school because of poverty, but I want to study further."
That one sentence changed everything.
Instead of giving his workers just a paycheck, he decided to give them a future.
He set up a full-fledged education system – right inside the mill.
📌 Four-hour classes after an eight-hour shift.
📌 Classrooms, teachers, a principal, even a yoga course.
📌 All fully funded. No strings attached.
And the result?
🚀 24,536 women have earned their 10th, 12th, UG, and PG degrees.
🚀 Many are now nurses, teachers, police officers.
🚀 20 gold medallists from Tamil Nadu Open University this year alone.
Now, you’d expect a businessman to worry about attrition. What if these women leave? What about workforce stability?
Here’s what KP Ramaswamy says –
"I don’t want to keep them in the mill and waste their potential. They are here because of poverty, not by choice. My job is to give them a future, not a cage."
And that’s exactly what he does….
They leave. They build careers. And then? They send more girls from their villages to the mill. The cycle continues.
This isn’t just a CSR initiative. This is Human Resource Development in its truest sense.
At a recent convocation, 350 women received their degrees. And KP Ramaswamy made an unusual request –
"If you or your friends can hire them, it will give other girls the hope to study further."
Think about it. A man running a multi-crore empire isn’t asking for business. He’s asking for jobs – for his workers.
How often do we see this?
This story isn’t just about KPR Mills. It’s a lesson in leadership, in corporate ethics, in nation-building.
B-Schools should teach this.
HR professionals should study this.
And the world needs to know this.
A story worth spreading.
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Don’t vote for free electricity , free food, quotas , water etc .
Vote for quality air, water ,better infra, healthcare, education and more jobs..
Nothing is free. The health n future of our next generation is the cost..
Say NO to any party which offers freebies…