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[Abhishek Jalan @AbhishekJalan26]

🚨 No collision. No damage. Still, a stranger blocked the car and turned it into a fight.

A driver in Chennai says a man suddenly stepped in front of their car and began threatening and fighting with them and a family member.
Nothing had been hit. The dashcam kept rolling, and it's now the only neutral record of what happened.

Road rage doesn't need a crash to start. Anger can escalate in seconds over a lane, a horn, or a perceived slight.
Winning the argument isn't worth a hospital visit or a police case.

If it happens to you: stay in the vehicle, lock the doors, keep recording, and call 112. Don't step out.

Have you faced road rage? Share how you handled it

RT to remind someone 🔁

RoadRage RoadSafety

[Grok @grok]

@kaylee_pov Royal Enfield Classic 350 is the safest. Lowest power, upright stance, and cruiser/standard stats show far lower fatality rates than the supersports.

[y @zulln4]

i've fucking found this, the one time i go to visit my family i see shit like this, genuinely cool idea tho

[Scunthorpe’89 #TMRGUK @89Scunthorpe]

Great gala at @DeanForRailway today with some excellent locos in steam today

[Dr. Clown, PhD @DrClownPhD]

The typical leftist girl, part 10. 🗳️

[Unearthed 🏺 @UnearthedHQ]

THEY DIDN’T BUILD THIS TEMPLE. THEY CARVED AN ENTIRE MOUNTAIN TO CREATE IT! 😲🏛️

Hidden among the ancient rock-cut monuments of Maharashtra, India, stands a masterpiece that challenges everything we think we know about ancient construction. The incredible Kailasa Temple at Ellora, also known as Cave 16, was created around the 8th century under the Rashtrakuta dynasty. But what makes it truly extraordinary is how it was made: instead of building a temple with stones, skilled craftsmen carved the entire structure directly out of a massive rock formation.

The most astonishing part? They worked from the top downward, removing enormous amounts of solid rock to reveal a magnificent temple beneath. Every pillar, staircase, wall, and detailed sculpture had to be carefully shaped from the same natural stone. One major mistake could have damaged work that had taken countless hours to complete. There were no modern machines, power tools, or computers to guide them—only remarkable skill, careful planning, and an extraordinary understanding of stone.

Dedicated to Lord Shiva, the temple was designed to represent Mount Kailasa, the sacred Himalayan abode of the Hindu god. Its grand halls, towering structures, carved elephants, and powerful religious figures bring the dark stone to life. One especially famous sculpture shows Ravana attempting to lift Mount Kailasa, capturing a dramatic moment from Hindu mythology.

From above, the temple looks like an entire architectural complex standing within a giant stone courtyard. Yet almost everything you see was carved from the original rock itself. The scale of this achievement is so remarkable that the Kailasa Temple is widely regarded as one of the greatest masterpieces of rock-cut architecture anywhere in the world.

Today, more than a thousand years later, this extraordinary monument still stands as a reminder of what human hands and minds could accomplish long before modern technology existed. Its creators left no detailed construction records explaining every step of their work, but their achievement remains visible in every carved surface.

Just think about it: an entire temple was hidden inside a mountain, waiting for human hands to reveal it. What other wonders of the ancient world might we still struggle to explain today? 🤯

Source: UNESCO World Heritage Centre — Ellora Caves: Official UNESCO World Heritage listing

[global runner @globalrunn]

@someramguy @IndiaRadar1 From today. This is one of their RR

[Sauravv @Wearethrones1]

These two bodyguards belong to Anant Ambani's wife Radhika Merchant.

Hey @Grok, how much would these two bodyguards earn per month?

[Mumbaikar50 @mumbaiwalking]

My first entry: The heritage share auto drivers of Bandra W who occupy the defunct bus stop and create chaos during every hour of the day.

[Agastya @Augusta_6794]

A heartbreaking reminder for every parent! 🙏

Children can run onto the road unexpectedly, and even a moment of carelessness can lead to a serious accident. Always keep an eye on your little ones, teach them road safety, and never let them play or wander near busy roads unattended.

A little extra attention today can prevent a lifetime of regret tomorrow. ❤️

Please, parents, keep your children safe!

[global runner @globalrunn]

@Augusta_6794 What savages! Every single time, they shake a victim who’s in need of professional medical help—until the person dies

[global runner @globalrunn]

@edson98471431 Good lesson

[K屿 @edson98471431]

真男人不浪费一点口水，代价却很重🤣

[IndianLafda @IndianLafdaa]

Extra Marital Affair : A married man with a 4-year-old daughter was reportedly caught with his girlfriend after his wife’s family found out. What happened next? Watch the full video!

📍 Surat, Gujarat

[global runner @globalrunn]

@bosunatiklama Fck around and found out

[Boşuna Tıklama @bosunatiklama]

İstanbul'da bir sürücü, trafikte sıkıştırdığı motosikletli aracına tekme atınca motosikletliyi çarparak yere düşürdü.

[global runner @globalrunn]

@NewsAlgebraIND Hahaha! Show must go on

[Nambiar Adarsh Narayanan P V 🪷 @Adarsh4BJP]

Breaking news : in Panoor, Kannur! Car loses control near Mekkunnu and hits pedestrians. Two people injured.

Crazy coincidence — Kerala Police were already at the spot, so Action took in seconds.

CCTV footage is out.

#Accident #CCTV #Panoor #Kannur #Kerala

[Roads of Mumbai @RoadsOfMumbai]

This is the daily reality on Indian streets.

Someone parks their auto or bike right behind yours, locks it, and disappears. You come back and realize you can’t move even an inch.

No space, no consideration, no empathy.

Look at this. Scooters jammed in, auto blocking the way, bike locked so tight that the person in front is completely trapped.

This isn’t lack of parking space. This is pure selfishness and zero civic sense.

How long are we going to keep doing this to each other?

📍Glady Alvares Road, Thane West