What reaches our plate must be safe, No exceptions.
Food safety is not merely about inspections, raids or regulations. It is about public health, accountability and trust.
Every food business has a responsibility. Every citizen has a right to safety.
#TukaramMundhe#leadership #inspiuration #people
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🇮🇳 Minamarg Check Post Incident | Ladakh Sector
A video from the Minamarg (Minimarg) check post has circulated showing a tourist arguing with security personnel over a temporary road restriction.
The Indian Army, in coordination with local police and civil administration, implements such measures as a routine and essential part of anti-terrorism and security operations in this highly sensitive high-altitude border region near the LoC.
Road closures, cordons, and regulated movement are standard when:
• Intelligence or operational requirements demand a search/cordon to neutralise potential threats
• Weather, landslides, or convoy movements require safety clearances
• The safety of residents, tourists, and troops must be prioritised
These are not arbitrary or “anti-tourist.” They exist precisely so that civilians, including tourists can travel safely in an area that has historically faced infiltration and terror risks.
Compromising a security protocol for individual convenience could endanger dozens of lives.
To the individual in the video and similar voices:
Being “Gen Z” (or any generation) is not a qualification, a badge of entitlement, or a licence to disregard security protocols. National security does not pause for slogans, tax receipts, or generational self-identification.
Comparing legitimate operational restrictions to “locking Kashmiris” is both factually misleading and disrespectful to the forces who protect every citizen, Kashmiri, tourist, or otherwise in this challenging terrain.
Threatening Parliament while creating a public confrontation at a sensitive post does not strengthen democracy; it risks operational security.
We urge all visitors and residents:
Support these measures. They are conducted for your safety and the nation’s security. Patience and cooperation save lives.
The Army and police work hand-in-hand daily so that tourism and normal life can continue in J&K and Ladakh.
Respect the uniform. Respect the protocol. Respect the reality of the frontier.
#IndianArmy #NationFirst #SecurityFirst #JandK #Ladakh #WeCare
@adgpi@lg_ladakh@OpIndia_com@DGP_Ladakh@KargilPolice@LehPolice@trafficpoliceLA@JmuKmrPolice@SrinagarPolice@DIPR_Leh@Incognito_qfs@BundelKhandee@theskindoctor13@SaffronChargers@RealAnujX
🇮🇳 Minamarg Check Post Incident | Ladakh Sector
A video from the Minamarg (Minimarg) check post has circulated showing a tourist arguing with security personnel over a temporary road restriction.
The Indian Army, in coordination with local police and civil administration, implements such measures as a routine and essential part of anti-terrorism and security operations in this highly sensitive high-altitude border region near the LoC.
Road closures, cordons, and regulated movement are standard when:
• Intelligence or operational requirements demand a search/cordon to neutralise potential threats
• Weather, landslides, or convoy movements require safety clearances
• The safety of residents, tourists, and troops must be prioritised
These are not arbitrary or “anti-tourist.” They exist precisely so that civilians, including tourists can travel safely in an area that has historically faced infiltration and terror risks.
Compromising a security protocol for individual convenience could endanger dozens of lives.
To the individual in the video and similar voices:
Being “Gen Z” (or any generation) is not a qualification, a badge of entitlement, or a licence to disregard security protocols. National security does not pause for slogans, tax receipts, or generational self-identification.
Comparing legitimate operational restrictions to “locking Kashmiris” is both factually misleading and disrespectful to the forces who protect every citizen, Kashmiri, tourist, or otherwise in this challenging terrain.
Threatening Parliament while creating a public confrontation at a sensitive post does not strengthen democracy; it risks operational security.
We urge all visitors and residents:
Support these measures. They are conducted for your safety and the nation’s security. Patience and cooperation save lives.
The Army and police work hand-in-hand daily so that tourism and normal life can continue in J&K and Ladakh.
Respect the uniform. Respect the protocol. Respect the reality of the frontier.
#IndianArmy #NationFirst #SecurityFirst #JandK #Ladakh #WeCare
@adgpi@lg_ladakh@OpIndia_com@DGP_Ladakh@KargilPolice@LehPolice@trafficpoliceLA@JmuKmrPolice@SrinagarPolice@DIPR_Leh@Incognito_qfs@BundelKhandee@theskindoctor13@SaffronChargers@RealAnujX
Fact of the matter is that I have not seen more a beautiful video for a long time that gives goosebumps. Suraj Kumar Chand made us proud, made whole country proud. Another scintillating thing is him wearing a janeau in court
Meet talented foot artist Vyshak, who spends most of his time daydreaming about his upcoming curations. through the happy strokes of brushes and colorful world of paints, he creates amazing artworks that speak volumes of his talent.
#themostinspiringindians#painter#art#draw
Rugby in India has a rich history and heritage and dates back to 1872. However, only over the last decade has the sport seen a major rise in following and Rugby India has been instrumental in garnering this interest across the country.
#themostinspiringindians#rugby#Indiarugby