How are unsolicited bulk messages continuously flooding WhatsApp from multiple numbers without consent? I keep alerts on 24/7 because I care for a critical heart patient. Waking up in a panic at 7 AM thinking it’s a medical emergency, only to find repeated donation spam, is unacceptable. Who leaked my personal number and birth date? Strict action is needed against this unchecked spam. @TRAI@DoT_India@WhatsApp
Got WhatsApp messages from multiple unknown numbers wishing me a happy birthday and asking for ISKCON meal donations.
I have never shared my date of birth with any temple trust.
How does a religious organization get my personal number mapped to my exact DOB? Which retail loyalty program, telecom leak, or data broker is selling this?
Has anyone else had their birthday tracked down like this, or is it just me?
Got WhatsApp messages from multiple unknown numbers wishing me a happy birthday and asking for ISKCON meal donations.
I have never shared my date of birth with any temple trust.
How does a religious organization get my personal number mapped to my exact DOB? Which retail loyalty program, telecom leak, or data broker is selling this?
Has anyone else had their birthday tracked down like this, or is it just me?
C is still the correct answer. The other visually impaired people aren't wearing watches, only he is. This means that the watch he is wearing is not a watch designed for blind people. Please tell me which answer is correct and explain your point of view. I will accept it if my answer is wrong.
Suspended? Shouldn't he be dismissed and face criminal prosecution? If this incident hadn't been caught on camera, Mahant Kashmir Giri could have remained behind bars in a fabricated drug case, with people blaming him without knowing the truth.
Cockroaches and Congress should protest against the AAP government in Punjab and demand accountability. They should demand that everyone involved be identified, dismissed and brought to justice. Here, we have CCTV evidence.
#Punjab #AAP #Justice
SHOCKING ‼️
PUNJAB POLICE ASI CAUGHT ON CCTV IN ALLEGED DRUG PLANTING!
CCTV from Shiv Sena leader Mahant Kashmir Giri’s house in Khanna shows an ASI in plain clothes slipping something under the mattress. Police then raid, claim 30g heroin from the same spot, and arrest him.
After the video went public, SSP Darpan Ahluwalia suspended ASI Sukhdev Singh, set up an SIT, and discharged Giri
Can two doctors give completely different treatment recommendations for the same patient?
An elderly woman I know was experiencing tiredness, so she visited a nearby clinic. The doctor advised her to consult a cardiologist.
After examining her, the cardiologist found a blockage in an artery in her leg and recommended hospital admission for angioplasty and stent placement. She was admitted and discharged after three days.
Later, she underwent another CT angiography, which reportedly showed two additional blockages that had not been identified earlier, one in the artery of her left leg and another in the aorta.
The cardiologist again recommended stent placement for both blockages. However, regarding the aortic procedure, the doctor reportedly warned that its success could not be guaranteed and that serious complications could occur during the procedure.
Naturally, she became worried and sought a second opinion at another hospital. The second hospital prescribed additional medication and advised her that stenting was not necessary at that point and that she could manage the condition with medication.
Since then, she has been taking several medicines every day. However, she has not been feeling well and has continued visiting different doctors. It has now been four months.
My questions are
1. If two arterial blockages can be managed with medication, why couldn't the first blockage also have been managed with medication?
2. Could blood thinners and other appropriate medicines have been sufficient to manage the first blockage without placing a stent?
3. Under what circumstances is stenting absolutely necessary, and when can arterial blockages be managed with medication alone?
4. How can a patient know whether an invasive procedure is genuinely necessary or whether medication is a reasonable alternative?
I am trying to understand whether the initial stenting procedure was necessary and whether the subsequent treatment recommendations were appropriate.
My point is, let's assume he really did take her video. She was properly dressed, so what exactly was he planning to do with that video on his phone? If someone argues that he could morph her pictures or videos, that doesn't sound logical either. She herself uploads her photos and videos on Instagram, where anyone can download them and misuse or morph them. Anyone can do that, right? If she weren't an Instagram user, questioning him would have made more sense. But I feel she simply created a scene out of it.
What is happening in schools is deeply concerning. An 8 or 10 year old attacking a 5 year old child with a brick is not something we can simply dismiss as child's play.
Parenting, behaviour at home and the surrounding environment can significantly influence a child's behaviour. Parents must take responsibility for how they raise and guide their children.
The child responsible must face strict and serious consequences. Such a violent act cannot be brushed aside simply because of the child's age. I strongly believe the child should be placed in a secure juvenile detention facility for a long period, with no compromise on the victim's safety and justice.
@TeluguChitraalu Every school should have a security guard stationed at the entrance. No weapons should be allowed inside school premises. Children's safety must always come first.
Whenever you drive through Malenadu, you see small cattle freely roaming on the roads.
Why don't their owners keep them on their own land? Are they deliberately allowed to roam freely, or are these essentially stray cattle, like the street dogs we see in Bengaluru?
Don't they pose a risk to motorists and potentially cause accidents?
KARNATAKA PRICE HIKE LIST 2023–2026
While the Congress government promotes its 5 guarantee schemes, here is a list of price hikes and additional charges faced by Karnataka residents since May 2023.
👇 A look at what citizens are paying more for
1) MILK
* Nov 2023 +₹3/litre
* June 2024 +₹2/litre
* March 2025 +₹4/litre
* Nov 2026. +₹8/litre
2) FUEL
* June 2024 Petrol +₹3/litre
* June 2024 Diesel +₹3.50/litre
* April 2025. Diesel +₹2/litre through increased sales tax.
3) PUBLIC TRANSPORT
* January 2025 KSRTC, BMTC and other state transport corporation fares increased by 15%.
4) NAMMA METRO
* February 2025 Maximum fare increased from ₹60 to ₹90, +50% following fare revision.
5) ELECTRICITY
* April 2025 Monthly fixed charge increased from ₹120 to ₹145 per kW.
6) PROPERTY REGISTRATION
* August 2025 Registration fee doubled from 1% to 2% of property value.
7) VEHICLE TAX
* April 2025 Additional 3% cess on newly registered commercial vehicles.
* Lifetime tax introduced for electric vehicles costing above ₹25 lakh.
THE BIG QUESTION
Welfare schemes are important. But shouldn't citizens also get affordable milk, fuel, electricity, transport and housing?
Freebies cannot be the only measure of governance.
Where is the balance between welfare, development and the financial burden on ordinary taxpayers?
Karnataka deserves answers.
#Karnataka #PriceHike #CongressGovernment #Taxpayers #KarnatakaPolitics
Yeah, some people are not comfortable confronting others in public, especially in front of women. Even if he ran away, by now he should know that his face is circulating on social media. He should have at least gone to the police station in person and explained his side of the story. He could have also made a video and asked someone to share his side of the story. But he has done neither. So, doubts about him are increasing. Still, it's only a doubt. Let's see if the police find him and what comes out of the investigation.
Remember Deepak from Kerala? A woman publicly accused him of inappropriate touching on a bus. He died by suicide after the video went viral.
Police reportedly examined bus CCTV footage, which showed no unusual behaviour. The woman was arrested in connection with his death and later granted bail.
An innocent man's reputation was destroyed before the facts could be properly established. Who will take responsibility for the consequences of public accusations?
Now, in the Bengaluru Metro case, we must demand a fair investigation and hear both sides before passing judgment.
If an allegation is genuine, the offender must face the law. If someone deliberately fabricates an allegation, that person must also face legal consequences.
Equal rights must mean equal accountability. No gender should be above the law, and no innocent person should be condemned by social media.
#JusticeForDeepak #DueProcess #EqualityBeforeLaw #BengaluruMetro
Yes, the situations may be different, but we shouldn't jump to conclusions based on someone's reaction. Not everyone is comfortable confronting people in public, especially when an accusation can quickly turn into public humiliation or even aggression. A person may panic and try to leave rather than engage in an argument.
If he had nothing to hide, showing the phone to security might have been the easiest option. But refusing to do so or walking away doesn't automatically prove guilt either. Let the police investigate and establish the facts. If he is guilty, he should face the consequences. If the accusation is false, he deserves justice too.
Yes, he could have unlocked the phone and shown it to security. But we should also understand that some people prefer to avoid public confrontations, especially in situations involving accusations against them. Sometimes, people panic because public reactions can be unpredictable. Unfortunately, once a woman makes an accusation, some people may jump to conclusions without knowing the facts and publicly humiliate or even attack the man.
If the accusation is false, his decision to avoid a public confrontation shouldn't automatically be treated as an admission of guilt. At the same time, if an investigation establishes that he is guilty, he should face the appropriate consequences.
Let the facts speak, not public assumptions. Justice should be based on evidence, not gender.
@venom1s They survive physically, but a part of them dies forever. Time teaches them how to live with the pain, not how to erase it. They may smile again, but they can never recover the time, the person, or the happiness they've lost. It's Naraka on Earth. 💔
Nobody damages another person's car intentionally. Accidents happen, that's why they're called accidents.
Third party insurance protects you financially when you accidentally damage someone else's vehicle. You don't buy insurance because you intend to cause an accident, you buy it because accidents are unpredictable.
That's the whole point of insurance.