Just 1 honest officer, and an entire state is in fear.
The Bombay HC used these words for the FDA:
“Don’t kill a mosquito with a sword.”
“You think you are a lord and can do anything.”
“Let them convince us or go to jail.”
But don’t worry, @Tukaram_IndIAS sir. This is the reward for fighting with the powerful.
FDA withdraws orders against Cipla and MCA’s 5 restaurants.
Remember, the Bombay HC said Udupi Swaad restaurant should suffer the loss because they served analogue paneer without mentioning it on the menu.
But when powerful people went to court, the court said the FDA had disobeyed its order.
If a small restaurant is slapped for doing wrong, then these are big companies. Even a 1% mistake should be punishable.
It’s high time to re raid Bombay HC canteens.
Dear Bombay High Court, have you ever questioned corrupt officers about why they take bribes? When someone is simply doing their job honestly, you have the audacity to question him?
Remember: You are not above the public. You are a public institution entrusted with serving justice and the people. Questioning honest conduct while corruption goes unchecked is nothing short of shameful and deeply disappointing.
A Supreme Court judge exposed Maharashtra’s schools.
At least, that’s what the headline sold you.
Kumbh became the villain.
Schools became the victim.
Perfect outrage.
Except for one problem.
The full story.
Sitting SC Justice P.B. Varale.
Cited ₹34,000 crore linked to Nashik Kumbh.
Then came the punchline.
Just 0.1%.
Roughly ₹32 crore.
Enough to save ~100 Marathi schools.
Powerful line.
Fantastic headline.
But is it the full truth?
Let’s fact-check it.
Because judges deal in evidence.
And evidence can be inconvenient.
First, the famous ₹34,732 crore.
Sounds enormous.
Except...
It isn’t ₹34,732 crore for tents and pujas.
~85% is permanent infrastructure.
~51% for roads.
~8% for bridges and flyovers.
~9% for institutional buildings.
~15% is temporary.
That’s roughly:
₹29,500 crore in permanent assets.
₹5,200 crore in temporary works.
What survives after Kumbh?
Roads.
Ring roads.
Bridges.
Flyovers.
Water systems.
Sewerage.
Electricity.
Transport.
Parking.
Digital networks.
Security systems.
Ghats and riverfronts.
The Nashik Ring Road also links towards:
Samruddhi Mahamarg.
Vadhvan Port corridor.
Chennai–Surat corridor.
Kumbh is the deadline.
Nashik keeps the infrastructure.
Now the second headline.
“Marathi schools are closing.”
True.
But why?
Maharashtra’s 2026-27 Education Budget?
~₹1.08 lakh crore.
10% higher than 2025-26.
Spending isn't disappearing.
It is rising.
Now Maharashtra's schools:
~1.08 lakh schools.
~2.13 crore students.
~7.48 lakh teachers.
UDISE+ says:
99.8% have drinking water.
99.6% have functional water.
96.6% have girls’ toilets.
94.9% have electricity.
82.5% have computers.
72.1% have internet.
Perfect?
No.
I expect 100%.
But here comes the missing number.
255 Marathi-medium schools closed in two years.
Why?
Parents increasingly prefer English-medium schools.
That changes everything.
The problem isn't simply ₹32 crore.
Demand itself is shifting.
Over roughly four years:
624 Marathi-medium schools closed.
Sounds terrible.
But during roughly the same period:
426 English-medium schools were added.
Schools aren't simply disappearing.
Parents are choosing differently.
And low-enrolment schools still need teachers.
Infrastructure.
Recurring expenditure.
Meanwhile, Maharashtra already has thousands of single-teacher schools.
So what makes sense?
Keep every emptying school alive?
Or move resources where children are?
That is the real debate.
Not:
Kumbh versus children.
And yes.
Maharashtra deserves criticism.
Fix single-teacher schools.
Fix accessibility.
Fix connectivity.
Fix unsafe buildings.
Take every metric to 100%.
Ask brutal questions.
Demand brutal answers.
But use the complete dataset.
Democracy isn't about finding a villain every morning.
It is about finding the truth.
Question the government.
Question the opposition.
Question the media.
And yes.
Question a judge too.
Hindu temples embody the essence of Hindu life philosophy. They symbolize the journey of devotees who approach the divine after pursuing life's key objectives. This concept is visually represented in the temple's architecture and design.
The ultimate aim in Sanatan Dharma is to attain qualities of "Purusha," which represents the Universal self or "Brahman," rather than an individual's identity. This state can only be achieved through self realization, which involves following the four Purusharthas: Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha.
In temples known for their sensual sculptures, such as Konark and Khajuraho, only a small portion (about 10%) of the artwork depicts Kama. The remaining sculptures portray the other Purusharthas, providing a balanced representation of life's pursuits.
These Purusharthas are primarily depicted on the temple's exterior, symbolizing our physical existence in the material world. The interior of the temple is adorned with images of deities and geometric patterns, representing the Universal self that transcends worldly desires and attachments.
Kangana Ranaut has criticised Kriti Sanon’s Raksha Bandhan jewellery ad, questioning the outfit chosen for a festival-themed campaign.
@KanganaTeam called the styling inappropriate for Raksha Bandhan and described the advertisement as “intentionally creepy,” questioning why a woman would dress that way while tying a Rakhi to her brother.
The ad has also sparked debate over a scene where @kritisanon ties a Rakhi to a dog, further dividing opinions online.
Kriti Sanon has not publicly responded to Kangana’s remarks so far.
The controversy has now turned into a bigger debate around fashion, advertising and how traditional festivals should be represented. 👀
#KanganaRanaut #KritiSanon
Dear Kriti,
Stop hiding behind victimhood. The backlash isn't about your GENDER, it's about your blatant disrespect to our sacred festival of Raksha Bandhan.
When male stars like Milind Soman faced legal cases and public fury for their controversial photoshoots, they didn't hide behind gender or play the victim card.
Your personal freedom ends where commercial Ad begins.
Off-camera, wear whatever you like, roam naked nobody cares. But sexualizing a sacred festival for a brand paycheck crosses a line. If a male actor stood bare-chested performing the exact same ritual in an ad, the outrage would be identical. Context dictates appropriateness.
Attire is the visual identity of culture. Stripping a festival of its sacred aesthetic isn't "modernization", it's cheap commodification.
Respecting a tradition means honoring its context, not distorting it for profit.
@kritisanon
The Manusmriti is not a religious scripture for Hindus, and 99% of Hindus do not follow it.
On the other hand, the Quran is the religious scripture of Muslims, and Muslims strictly follow it. Everyone knows what it says about women.
Still, Rahul Gandhi keeps targeting the Manusmriti in the name of fighting patriarchy.
The truth is that he does not have a problem with patriarchy; he has a problem with Hinduism. He simply looks for excuses to attack Hindu dharma.
If he genuinely cares about women’s rights, he should question all religious books and traditions that do not support equality and freedom for women.
Ramdev Baba on Kangana Ranaut : "What was her childhood like ? What was her youth like ? What were her past accomplishments like ? I don't want to talk about such people. Calling some youth 'generation gutter' is a sign of a corrupted mind."
Kangana Ranaut:
Baba ji don't day dream about my jawani or bedroom. One can only assume based on rumours and gossip. Atleast mujhe kabhi Supreme Court se fatkar nahi lagi for false,fraud efficacy claims (I never got scolded by the Supreme Court) based on hard facts not some gossip or assumptions."
"So don't give me character lessons. Tumse toh bahut zyada behtar hai mera character (My character is far better than yours), no fraud detected here."
Now Baba ji doesnt want to comment on Kangana Ranaut. 💥
Baba ji, she is Kangana Ranaut. The one who won a case against Hrithik Roshan, put Karan Johar in his place, predicted the downfall of the UBT and answered Rahul Gandhi in the Parliament in a way that shut him up like a pin cushion.
Why Sonia Gandhi cancelled her plan at last moment to travel Sriperumbudur with Rajiv Gandhi where he was assasinated.
Despite the intelligence warning and serious security threat and bad weather who forced Rajiv to go to the hotbed of LTTE movement. he barely survived a fatal attack from LTTE loyalist armymen in Sri Lanka a year ago
Why there was no prominent or big local Congress leaders were with Rajiv? Only few local small congress workers accompanied him and they died with Rajiv Gandhi
Rajiv Gandhi assassination is very suspicious, similar to Sanjay Gandhi death
मुंबई के एक पॉश रेस्टोरेंट के फोन की घंटी बजी। टेबल बुक करने के लिए सामान्य कॉल थी, लेकिन मैनेजर का चेहरा उतर गया। बुकिंग तुकाराम मुंढे के नाम से थी।
इसके बाद रेस्टोरेंट के किचन में हर चीज दोबारा चेक होने लगी। स्टोररूम की सफाई, फ्रिज का तापमान, सामान की एक्सपायरी डेट। मैनेजर ने अपने संपर्कों को भी कॉल लगाना शुरू कर दिया।
इधर तुकाराम मुंढे के पास भी एक दोस्त का फोन पहुंचा- ‘क्या तुमने रेस्टोरेंट में बुकिंग की है?’ मुंढे हैरान होकर जवाब देते हैं, ‘नहीं, लेकिन आज मेरे बेटे का जन्मदिन है। शायद उसने अपने दोस्तों के लिए टेबल बुक की होगी।’
ये किस्सा खुद मुंढे ने एक इंटरव्यू में सुनाया।
तुकाराम मुंढे ने महाराष्ट्र के फूड एंड ड्रग एडमिनिस्ट्रेशन यानी FDA कमिश्नर बनने के 3 महीने के भीतर 1100 से ज्यादा छापे मारे और 165 लाइसेंस सस्पेंड किए। पूरे प्रदेश में नकली पनीर पर बैन लगाया। हाईकोर्ट की अपनी कैंटीन तक नहीं बख्शी।
अब सीधे बॉलीवुड के तीन बड़े सितारों शाहरुख खान, अजय देवगन और टाइगर श्रॉफ को विमल के ऐड के लिए नोटिस जारी किया है। सोशल मीडिया पर इन्हें ‘रियल लाइफ सिंघम’ का टैग दिया जा रहा है।