@rishibagree Revamp Judiciary. Faster resolution of cases. Have Supreme Court in all states and High court in all districts. Timelines to be mandated for all civil cases.
Here, @KiranMudlagiri explains neatly, the centuries of history of Bengaluru's Lalbagh.
Kempe Gowda's time - Kempu Thota. Red flowers for the Someshwara temple.
Hyder Ali - Expands & renames as Lalbagh.
Gustav Krumbiegel - Landscape.
Dr. Mari Gowda - Horticulture expansion.
Thanks for letting us know this piece of history.
Those creatures are not Kannada activists, they make money out of their activities in the name of Kannada. Sidelining National heroes is just not acceptable because they spoke a particular language
Yesterday when I posted the photo of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and Sri Guru Raghavendra Swamiji, the so-called “Kannada activists” who hate Hinduism started screaming “fake”, claiming that the two never met and there is no historical evidence.
They are not just anti-Hindu, but uncivilized and ignorant.
Watch this clip from the 1980 Kannada film “Sri Raghavendra Vaibhava” to know the truth.
Hindus have never been against Kannada, but these language extremists are either paid disruptors or anti-Hindu elements hiding behind Hindu names.
While Shivaji Maharaj took up arms for Dharma, Sri Guru Raghavendra upheld the Shastras.
Their double standards are exposed. Screenshots of their comments in the replies.
#HinduUnity #ChhatrapatiShivaji #RaghavendraSwamy #OlatasAreExposed
Stunned to see such remarks by DMK ‘leaders’. Tamilians were electing them all these years…. What a shame! Good that they have gone from power now. Next should be out of Tamil Nadu itself.
I am embarrassed even to share it. Watched together these speeches will create horrible revulsion for #Dravidanists!
Time to watch this video and understand what the voters of #Tamilnadu have eradicated.
@MoPNG_eSeva Thanks. I got my cylinder couple of days back before the present one is completely dried up. Appreciate the concern shown by you.
@publictvnews@vivekhs18
The Islamic ecosystem has been opposing the #Godan movie ever since the teaser was released.
Today the film is releasing, and we’re hearing that it raises some very important issues.
The makers aren’t associated with Bollywood and have no money for promotions, so we all should support this movie.
@RailMinIndia@AshwiniVaishnaw pls help in controlling Agent booking-both online & counter. 8:00 slot opens, gets filled in 5min. Competing with Tatkal.
Agents are given priority at the counters. They come with multiple forms and block public. It's a mafia. @captkarthikmn
@RahulGandhi keeps urging Gen Z: ‘Come out, protest, save democracy!’
But look at what happens in Congress-ruled Karnataka:
A national-level medalist athlete dares to ask Minister @PriyankKharge for a basic district stadium in Yadgiri.
Result? Instead of support — FIRs slapped on the athlete!
This is the ‘youth empowerment’ they preach?
Friend, don’t worry — I’m with you. 💪
When a snakebite strikes, every minute counts. Panic often takes over, and guessing whether it is venomous can cost lives.
Now, a simple strip and a drop of blood can give the answer in just two minutes.
Developed by Bhat Biotech India Private Limited in Bengaluru under Dr Shama Bhat, this kit took years of research and has shown 100% accuracy in trials.
Dr Bhat, originally from Kasaragod, has over 35 years of experience in biotechnology and has introduced India to several essential diagnostic kits, including pregnancy and dengue tests.
How the kit works? two drops of blood are placed on the strip. Two lines mean venom is detected, one line means no venom. Quick, clear, and avoids unnecessary anti‑venom.
Soon, it will reach ASHA workers, primary health centres, and ambulances, bringing life-saving certainty straight to the communities that need it most.
#Snakebite #MedicalInnovation #RuralHealthCare
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Light in the Darkness — The Daring Rescue by Puneeth Kerehalli
It was 11 o’clock at night…
On the outskirts of Bengaluru city, in a small rented house — the door was locked from inside, and outside there was absolute silence. Inside, a young woman was crying… Her eyes trembled with fear, and the phone in her hand was her only ray of hope.
Her name — Ananya (name changed).
Born in a small town in West Bengal, she had fallen deeply in love. On Instagram, she met a man named “Sumanth,” who seemed like the man of her dreams. But in reality, he was Samaan Ullah — a predator hiding behind a fake identity.
His words were sweet, his promises believable, but his intentions were cruel.
When he said, “Come to Bengaluru, I’ll marry you,” she thought it was a call from true love.
But from the moment she arrived in Bengaluru, her life turned into a nightmare. She was locked in a room, repeatedly abused by four men. In that dark corner of despair, she searched for a glimmer of hope.
One night, when the men were drunk and asleep, she gathered her courage, took one of their phones, and with trembling fingers messaged her father on WhatsApp:
> “Amma, Appa, I am in danger. Please save me. This is my location.”
The moment she sent it, she deleted the message.
Her parents were terrified. They didn’t know whom to call for help.
For over a month, they had begged the local police to find their missing daughter, but the police kept saying, “She must have eloped.” They had lost faith in the system.
One of their relatives suggested seeking help from local Hindu organizations in Bengaluru. That’s when they got a contact — Puneeth Kerehalli.
They called him.
Puneeth Kerehalli was in his office, engaged in social work.
The sudden phone call shook him.
“Sir… my daughter is trapped… please save her…” cried the father.
Puneeth listened silently, then said firmly,
> “Send me the location. We’re leaving right now.”
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A Midnight Mission Begins
As soon as the call ended, Puneeth Kerehalli stepped into the darkness — phone in hand, heart full of courage, mind focused on one mission: to save a life.
With his team, he sped through the silent streets of Bengaluru on their bikes — the roads dimly lit, danger lurking everywhere.
“She must be somewhere around here…” Puneeth said as they turned toward a narrow lane. Finding a house with just a location pin — it was no less than an adventure.
Finally, they spotted the house. The door was locked from inside. The air was eerily quiet. Puneeth observed everything carefully, then slowly opened the door.
At that moment — amid tears of helplessness, hope flickered in the girl’s eyes for the first time.
Trembling, she whispered,
> “Did you come to save me?”
Puneeth smiled gently.
> “Yes. You are safe now.”
He safely rescued her and reunited her with her parents. Tears of gratitude streamed down their faces — a moment of relief, courage, and faith reborn.
The Dawn of Hope
That night, Puneeth Kerehalli and his team didn’t just rescue one young woman —
they reignited the faith of an entire community.
True heroes shine brightest in the darkest of times.
Puneeth Kerehalli’s bravery and swift action remind us all:
> “One act of courage can bring light to many lives.”
Share this and support Puneeth Kerehalli’s mission.
#PuneethKumarNewVideo #PuneethKerehalli #LoveJihad #Bangalore #Karnataka #KarnatakaLoveJihad
Yesterday Dinesh Baluraj of Yali Aerospace showed me their latest VTOL (Vertical Take Off and Landing) drone, designed and made in Tanjavur. Dinesh and his wife Anugraha have created a very strong engineering R&D focused company. They returned to Tanjavur after 10+ years in Europe building drones.
More power to them!