I am 100% sure Vinesh Phogat is a victim of vendetta politics! This is literally a sabotage!
Just to save Modi from calling her, all this drama is orchestrated! There must've been a phone call from the high office to stop her from competing at any cost!
Shame on the traitors🖕🏼
I agree that rules and rules and those can’t be bent for anyone.
But in this case, I smell something fishy. There are characters here who would not have loved her to win the medal…. It would have been an embarrassment for lot of powerful people…and they played the real game…. This is real deep state in action!
I used to walk 2.5 km (one way) from Andheri Station to my office every single day. It took me roughly 30 minutes, and by the end of it, I used to get completely drenched in sweat thanks to the notorious Mumbai humidity.
I needed to carry a separate shirt with me because I didn't want my coworkers to smell my body odour.
I tried cycling to work when I moved to Hyderabad in 2015, but the 42-degree heat during summers was too much. I would cycle/walk to work, too if India had milder climate.
I tried. And gave up.
High time influencers stopped shaming Indians for chasing comfort. It's okay to opt for a bike/scooter/AC cab to go to work. India's weather is too harsh. Why shy away from this reality?
@LOL3635 @DaveSushant1729 @HongqiN701 Nahi main dalit hoon. Sab job main reservation nahi hota hai lodu jaise ki armed force ,judge etc .15% population ko itni seat mil rahi hai phir bhi randi rona.your uc brain 70 iq isliye aaj tak kuch nahi ukhada .india phir bhi 3 class country.
@DaveSushant1729 @HongqiN701 Abe jo bhi reserve wale honge woh bhi class d employee honge. China india se 100 times ahead hai. sport
Main bhi reservation hai kyan wahan bhi india hagata hain.olymoic medal china 100. Humara 4. sach hai indian itne intellectual nahi like white,south east asian so.
24 years ago I was at Trinity Bible College in Ellendale North Dakota
My friend excitedly went out on a date with one of the football players
She and I were the two youngest students on campus—17
The star football player raped her
I reported it to Dan Kuno, the dean of students
He said it was probably her fault, and they didn’t want any trouble for the football team. Big game coming up and all
We reported it to the cops
They said it was a campus issue, but don’t worry—Mr. Kuno never did anything about such issues
I left that place after 1 semester
Dean Kuno—I haven’t forgotten the joy in your eyes as you bullied, victim-shamed and cornered a minor in your dark twisty office.
Praying for you on LinkedIn:
https://t.co/LVhgOdolhl
In December 2004, Tilly Smith, a 10-year-old British schoolgirl, was vacationing with her family in Phuket, Thailand. They were enjoying a day at Mai Khao Beach when Tilly noticed something unusual. The sea was frothing, and the tide was receding rapidly—phenomena she had recently learned about in a geography lesson on tsunamis.
Just two weeks before her vacation, Tilly's teacher had shown her class a video about tsunamis. The video described the warning signs that precede these devastating natural disasters. As she looked at the sea, Tilly realized that what she was witnessing matched those warning signs. She felt a sense of urgency and knew she had to act.
Tilly immediately told her parents about her observations and insisted that a tsunami was coming. Her parents took her seriously and alerted the beachgoers and lifeguards. Initially met with skepticism, Tilly persisted, explaining what she had learned in school. Finally, the beach was evacuated.
Minutes after the evacuation, a massive tsunami wave struck the area. Thanks to Tilly's warning, everyone on Mai Khao Beach was safe. The 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami was one of the deadliest natural disasters in recorded history, claiming over 230,000 lives. However, no lives were lost on that particular beach, all because of Tilly's quick thinking and the geography lesson she had remembered.