Sree Charani has been fantastic in both ODI and T20I formats since her debut.
She has a very smooth bowling action. The rip that she gives imparts extra revolutions and is something special.
Wishing her a very long career. ๐๐
Another ODI hundred for Pratika Rawal.
100* (96) as India Women cruise past Zimbabwe Women by 9 wickets.
Since making her ODI debut, she kept on piling the runs. She has been absolutely phenomenal at the top for India. ๐๐๐
@ShoneeKapoor@primeindiia What is the playbook for courts when a man says this ? Will his assets, if any, be attached ? Or will he be simply put in jail ?
Sound romantic until one actually realises what is being demanded.
She wants a man who never questions what she does, never tell her she may be wrong or putting herself in trouble, publicly validate her always, and if anything goes wrong, protect her and keep her safe.
She basically wants a cheerleader and a bodyguard, not a partner.
One of my friend told me, โFind a man whoโs proud to have you, who flexes you in front of his family, friends, and publicly. He shouldnโt question your posts but comment, โSheโs my girl.โ Instead of telling you not to wear shorts, he should protect you and make you feel safe โค๏ธโ
@abhijeet_dipke He got bail because NIA could not complete the case in time.
The investigation is still open.
Where exactly did Trump or Epstein enter this story? ๐
What do we women actually want?
A simple man with high value
A simple man with good money
A simple man with good heart
A simple man with beautiful soul
A simple man with experience
This is not Love Jihad.
She made an adult and voluntary choice to marry him. Whether that choice was wise or unwise is a separate question.
I am all for women making their own choices and owning the responsibilities and consequences that come with those choices.
Of course, if the allegations of harassment and violence are true and that lead to her death, her husband should be held responsible and must face the law.
Struggles of a Middle Class Salaried Man: The Missing Increment.
As a middle-class salaried man, I thought the increment I got at the beginning of this year would help us save a little more and enjoy life a little better.
Then the rent increased. School sent the revised fee structure. Insurance renewal arrived with a higher price for the same coverage. And the same grocery basket somehow started costing more.
Everyone had already made plans for my increment. I was the last person to come on board.
This is the frustrating part of being a salaried person. Your salary gets revised once a year. Your expenses donโt wait for that meeting.
So you start making small adjustments.
Order food less often. Postpone buying a new phone. Reduce the holiday budget. And on it goes.
Each adjustment sounds manageable. But put them together, and you realise youโre earning more while slowly giving up things you could previously afford.
Then some adviser comes along and says, You should save more. Of course. Retirement needs money. Childrenโs education needs money. Emergencies need money.
But all of that has to come from the same salary thatโs already paying for today.
And when you complain, someone points out that you earn more than many others. You know that. Youโre grateful for what you have. The bills still need paying.
Most of us arenโt expecting something luxurious after every increment. Weโd just like a little breathing room: some savings, an occasional outing, and the ability to handle an unexpected expense without recalculating the whole month.
Instead, the salary goes up, the expenses follow, and the family meeting ends with:ย
โLetโs postpone it for now.โ
@DeepikaBhardwaj At this point, some people are willing to do anything for views and engagement. ๐คฆ๐ปโโ๏ธ
The line between real life and scripted content is getting thinner every day.