These two bravehearts caught one snatcher which led to arrest of other three by Saket PS staff, from these snatchers 26 mobile phones were recovered. Salute to these two.@DelhiPolice@LtGovDelhi
Thus,Dussehra is not merely about burning the effigy of Ravana. It's a symbolic reminder to burn the Ravana within us, the inner demons of arrogance, hatred, & desire.True victory lies not in external celebrations, but in conquering the darkness that exists within our own heart.
Ravana was known to be a devout follower of Lord Shiva — a Param Shiv Bhakt. Yet, despite his immense knowledge and devotion, he was ultimately defeated by Ram, who was then just an ordinary human and later revered as a deity.
This signifies a profound lesson: no matter how religious or spiritually inclined one may appear, if negative vices like ego, anger, lust, or greed reside within, downfall is inevitable.
it threatens to erode individual autonomy, chill dissent, and make the digital realm a domain of unrestrained state scrutiny, thereby subverting the very essence of a free and dignified life.
The recent amendment to India’s income-tax law, which empowers tax authorities to peer into “virtual digital spaces” (such as emails, cloud servers,social media,trading accounts,etc.) by overriding access codes,has sparked serious concerns that it undermines our right to privacy.
The amendment, however, lacks sufficiently precise boundaries on what may be accessed and under what conditions, and offers weak safeguards against overreach. In the absence of robust checks—judicial oversight, narrow scope, strong remedy mechanisms
@talk2anuradha Reservation was never meant to be a privilege, but rather a tool of empowerment and redressal for those who had long been deprived of dignity and opportunity. It is a corrective measure for social justice madam.
The tragedy lies in how easily people fail to see through this manipulation. It is profoundly unethical, yet it continues to thrive because emotion overpowers reason, and identity overpowers progress.
Religion has always been an emotional anchor for people, shaping their values, traditions, and collective identity. Over time, this emotional connection has grown into an egotistical attachment—where one’s religious identity often overshadows rational thought.
As a result, politics drifts away from its true purpose—building infrastructure, creating opportunities, and ensuring equality—and is reduced to a stage where religious sentiments dictate electoral outcomes.
What is even more striking is how often self-respect is misinterpreted as ego, when in truth, it is the quiet foundation of inner strength, far removed from vanity or pride.
It perplexes me that so many people, in their search for worth, overlook the essence of self-respect. Instead of cultivating it within, they turn outward for validation, mistaking fleeting approval for lasting dignity.