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[VARUSAI @Drvarusaimd]

@Maddoc_MD Congratulations sir
Have seen Dr Manoj sir post

[Dear Son. @DearS_o_n]

Dear son,

[Motilal Oswal @MrMotilalOswal]

A man who works towards his goals even through adversities,  difficulties, pain, failures, rejections, loss or disrespect is a man who will never lose.

[Motilal Oswal @MrMotilalOswal]

To be successful,
you must think BIG,
communicate BIGGER and
act BIGGEST

[vijaychakkaravarthy @drkrvcvijay]

சீக்கிரம் பக்குவப்படுங்கள்….

இல்லையென்றால்

வாழ்க்கை உங்களை கஷ்டப்படுத்தி, கட்டாயப்படுத்தி பக்குவப்பட வைக்கும்…

[Motilal Oswal @MrMotilalOswal]

A wise man never knows all, only a fool knows everything.

-Unknown

[Nandi 🤍💜🤍 @pallnandi]

90% of depression in youth is caused by lack of money and loving people who don't love them back

[Timothy @Tinimiszn]

Some people are just online, scrolling through social media. Nobody’s texting them, no talking stage, no relationships, no crush—and they don’t care. 😂

[Chris @iamchriscorooo]

maturing is realising you prefer a quiet life.

[ESPN India @ESPNIndia]

A year of protest against the federation chief.
Slept on pavements for 40 days.
Was beaten, dragged by the police.
Nearly immersed all her medals in the Ganga.
Underwent knee surgery.
Sealed her Olympic spot after an unforgiving qualification process.
Became the 1st Indian woman wrestler to qualify for three successive Olympics.

And now, she's beaten the unbeatable defending champ, won two more bouts to become the first Indian woman to reach a wrestling Olympic final.

Words fail to appreciate what Vinesh Phogat has just done.

https://t.co/ItdNkkWO1w | #Paris2024

[VARUSAI @Drvarusaimd]

Wineyyy 🤩🥳🥹

[Workplace Mental Health Resources @Stopworkplacebu]

Never laugh at someone's situation, because you never know if someday you'll find yourself in the very same position.

[Workplace Mental Health Resources @Stopworkplacebu]

I notice real people barely have friends.

[tantan @_stillethan]

people think depression means your sad and crying all the time. depression for me is being stuck in a twilight zone. i can't think , i don't respond to things , nothing is interesting , i just feel empty. not sad , just blank. i have a lot of days like this and they are hard .

[Douglas A. Boneparth @dougboneparth]

The older I get the more I realize I love being at home doing nothing.

[A Selvaraj @Crime_Selvaraj]

'FEDEX COURIER-SCAM' BUSTED, 5 CHENNAIITES ARRESTED

Chennai city police have busted the ‘courier scam’ by apprehending five suspects for their involvement in an online scam, where they impersonated Mumbai Police officers to deceive unsuspecting victims and extort money from them. Police seized 1 laptop, 2 computers, and 2 cell phones from them.

The victim, Velmurugan, a 41-year-old manager at a private company in Chennai, received a call on April 1, 2024, from a conman claiming to be from ‘Fedex’ Courier, Mumbai Branch.

The caller informed Velmurugan that a parcel sent from Mumbai to Taiwan containing a laptop, cash of Rs. 35,000, and drugs had been intercepted by the Mumbai Police. The call was then transferred to another person who introduced himself as a Mumbai Police officer and threatened to arrest Velmurugan for sending a parcel containing drugs.

The impersonator offered to send the money to the RBI for investigation if Velmurugan transferred a sum to a specified bank account. Trusting the caller, Velmurugan sent Rs. 49,324 to the ‘particular’ account. However, upon visiting the bank and inquiring about the transaction, it was revealed that he had been duped by unknown individuals. Velmurugan then filed a complaint at the Kolathur Police Station, following which the cops started probing the case.

The police team, led by the crime wing Inspector of Police, of the Kolathur police station, conducted a thorough investigation with the assistance of the Cyber Crime unit.

After tracking the suspects through a reverse engineering process and tracking the money trail from the receiver's bank account, the team managed to apprehend five suspects. They were identified as Mohammad Azharuddin, 26, Rajkumar, 56, Ganesh Raj, 26, Ebenezer, 24, and Rathinaraj, 48, all residents of Chennai.

The investigation revealed that the accused had set up a fake office and posed as Mumbai Police officers to threaten and deceive the public over the phone, extorting money from them.

After the investigation, the five arrested suspects were produced before the court and subsequently sent to judicial custody as per the court's order.

[Motilal Oswal @MrMotilalOswal]

Man asked God "Give me everything to enjoy life", 
God replied "I have given you a very very precious life to enjoy everything".
-Unknown