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Honestly Curious

[Celtrus @Celtrus1]

@Optimism GM here
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[LI.FI @lifiprotocol]

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[Deepika Narayan Bhardwaj @DeepikaBhardwaj]

Out of 21 hearings in my case, Judge was absent in 10. Why

Judges keep giving Dates

Judges do not start court on time & there's no accountability

Corruption inside the courts has been normalised

Things Gulshan Pahuja said to get 6 months in Jail

[Andrew Tate @Cobratate]

Every retweet of this post will equal a dollar given to children with Leukemia.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Nikola Tesla invented this valve over a century ago, and NASA still uses the same idea today.

[Archaeology & Art @archaeologyart]

Look closely at the tiny muscle bulging on the forearm just below the elbow. That is the extensor digiti minimi, a small muscle that helps extend the little finger. Anatomically this muscle becomes especially active and visible when the little finger is extended. Notice how Moses is lifting his pinky? That is why Michelangelo sculpted that specific muscle in tension.

This kind of insane biological accuracy came from his nights spent dissecting corpses at the hospital of Santo Spirito in Florence, where he traded a wooden crucifix and other artwork for access to dead bodies to master the mechanics of human flesh.

[David Senra @FoundersPodcast]

The extreme focus of a young Bill Gates:

[Dr Nimo Yadav 2.0 @DrNimoYadav]

Javed Saab ate Sadhguru and left no crumbs 😭

[Gabbar @Gabbar0099]

'Harsh Reality of the 4th largest economy'

He is spitting facts 🔥

[खुरपेंची ढांचे @Khurpenchinfra]

हम कब तक दूसरों को दोष देंगे?

असली बदलाव तो तब होगा जब हम अपनी ज़िम्मेदारी निभाएँगे।

#YeThikKarKeDikhao

[Venkatesh Alla @venkat_fin9]

There’s only one way to change this rotten system, like China, impose the DEATH SENTENCE for corruption and bribery. Nothing else will make these corrupt crooks fear the law or change the way they operate.

[Varun @varun_mara]

Please publish the department and officers names on https://t.co/Nn42Ewkr1D

@PrawinGaneshan, add all corrupt officials to this platform for public rating and review.

#MyCorruptionStory @venkat_fin9

[Fundamental Investor ™ 🇮🇳 @FI_InvestIndia]

Dear @PrawinGaneshan ji,

Your post was not only important to highlight the corruption in one department, but it has triggered a healthy confidence to more people to speak up without fear. I am seeing more and more posts with data popping up.

Just writing this post to Thank You for speaking up. The Government has taken notice, and I hope, this would lead to some solutions to curb corruption and to improve compliance digitally, so that we have a productive system !!! Our entrepreneurs & tax payers do not deserve paying bribe, especially if all documents and processes are in place. If some documents are not in place, we can correct it by updating them. Bribe is never a solution for this.

I don't know the outcome of this, many issues will come out on both sides, officers would try to justify and find some fault in your expressions, but it will be a healthy churn. You also might have missed something.

Nevertheless, all updates should be made public, and it will lead to a better India. You will always be in our heart for having the guts to speak up. This problem is real and across the board. Whatever the outcome, your post should help us move ahead. @narendramodi @FinMinIndia

I just felt like thanking you publicly for kindling a thought process !! Really Salute 🙏

My audience should share their thoughts as well.

#FI

[खुरपेंची ढांचे @Khurpenchinfra]

जब खुद सड़क पर पेशाब करना, कचरा नाली में फेंकना और बालकनी से गंदगी नीचे गिराना है,
तो फिर सरकार से शंघाई, सिंगापुर जैसी उम्मीद क्यों?

👉 बदलना है तो पहले अपनी आदतें बदलो।🤡

#YeThikKarKeDikhao

[Mukul Dekhane @dekhane_mukul]

What an Amazing Discovery!

Scientists have discovered that Ants, after collecting grains and seeds which they need to store for the winter, actually break them into halves before storing in their nests. This is because by breaking the seeds into half, it stops them from germinating despite the most perfect conditions.

But Scientists were stunned when they discovered that Coriander seeds stored in the Ant nest were always broken down into 4 pieces instead of 2 pieces.

After some lab research, Scientists discovered that a Coriander Seed is the only seed that can germinate even after being divided into two, but can not germinate after it’s divided into four parts.

So how do these tiny tiny creatures knew all this? And we Humans thought we are the ONLY intelligent creations of God.

Truth is We know very little & there's a lot to learn from every creature even if it’s so tiny.

God is just Great & Impartial!!

[Bar and Bench @barandbench]

“You cannot have a profession where you use words like ‘my lord’, or when you’re doing a petition it’s called a prayer. You’ve got to be kidding me. We are all citizens of the same democratic republic”

PM EAC member Sanjeev Sanyal

#DAW2025 #LatestNews #Judiciary

[ArchaeoHistories @histories_arch]

A unique and intriguing interaction between wildlife and a man-made structure, a cross, within a forest setting, likely at a monastery....

In the small town of Mysuru, India, a centuries-old monastery has long been known for a large cross standing just outside its walls. For decades, locals have whispered about something extraordinary: elephants, tigers, and even monkeys congregate at the cross, lingering around it as if in reverence.

A traveler, intrigued by the rumors, decided to investigate. He set up a hidden camera, and the footage stunned everyone: a herd of elephants paused during their journey, tigers brushed against a rock, and monkeys circled silently beneath it. When researchers reviewed the footage, they discovered something: even the foreign elephants altered their annual migration route just to stop at the cross.

Scientists were baffled. To find answers, they spoke to the monks. The monastery revealed that the cross had been erected generations ago in honor of the man who founded the church. According to legend, he lived in harmony with the surrounding wildlife, even walking face-to-face with tigers without being attacked. Locals say he is buried beneath the spot where the cross now stands, and stories still circulate about his bond with the elephants that once roamed the forest.

Whether the animals were drawn by something supernatural, or whether they somehow remembered a bond passed down through generations, no one can say for sure. But one thing is clear: this mystery reminds us how little we truly understand about the deeper connection between humans, animals, and nature.

© Reddit

#archaeohistories

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Scientists are turning the herpes virus into a cure for multiple cancers.

The herpes simplex virus (HSV-1) infects nearly two-thirds of people worldwide, usually causing nothing more serious than cold sores. But when genetically reprogrammed, it becomes something extraordinary: an oncolytic virus – a therapy that targets, infects, and destroys cancer cells while activating the immune system to finish the job.

The therapy works in two ways. First, the virus replicates inside tumor cells until they burst, killing them directly. Second, the immune system recognizes the viral invasion and begins attacking cancer cells throughout the body, including those not injected with the virus.

Early clinical trials are showing remarkable promise. In studies with modified herpes viruses such as RP1 and RP2, about a quarter of patients with advanced cancers have responded, and in melanoma trials, one-third of patients saw tumors shrink – with nearly one in six experiencing complete disappearance of their cancer.

[D Prasanth Nair @DPrasanthNair]

In Pune, a daily wage worker admitted his wife to the hospital for delivery. It turned out to be a cesarean section. He didn’t know how much the fee would be and thought he might have to mortgage his house. “Doctor, what child is it?”

“You have been blessed with an angel (a baby girl),” the doctor replied. “How much is the fee?” “When angels are born, I don’t charge any fee,” said the doctor. The man fell at his feet saying, “Sir, you are God.”

Dr. Ganesh Rakh in Pune has been doing this for 10 years—he does not take even a single paisa if a baby girl is born. So far, he has delivered over 1,000 babies for free.

His mother told him once, ‘Become a doctor and protect these angel girls,’” he proudly says.

Dr. Rakh’s Save the Girl Child initiative has transcended borders and inspired change globally.

Stay blessed, Doctor!