As the Asian Games 2026 draw to a close, my compliments to every member of the Indian contingent for representing our nation with determination, passion and remarkable sporting spirit.
Congratulations to all our medal winners, whose performances have brought immense joy to the nation.
May these Games inspire even greater achievements in the years ahead. May they contribute to strengthening sports at the grassroots too.
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Always it is getting late. If it is always late then change the timing of this train.@RailMadad@AshwiniVaishnaw
We are waiting at Prayagraj from 04.45pm an the train timing was 05.05pm. now it is 05.51 pm and platform 9 is waiting for train.
Worst Train Seva.
🚨 MUMBAI UBER HORROR: Driver SLAPS Young Woman Over ₹40 Toll – Then Locks Her In & Threatens More! Apps Still Protecting Criminals? 😱
Imagine this: You book a safe Uber ride home in Mumbai, pay the full fare online, and the nightmare begins the second the trip ends.
A 21-year-old digital creator from Wadala took an Uber from Mahalaxmi to Nerul. The app showed ₹501. She paid everything upfront. Ride done. But the driver suddenly demanded ₹40 cash for the toll. She refused – it was already covered in the app.
What happened next is straight out of a horror movie.
He locked the car doors. He got right in her face. She pushed him away in panic. And he SLAPPED her hard, twisted her hand, and growled, “Phir se maar ke dikhaun kya?” (Want me to slap you again?)
She started crying, called her office for help, and police arrived. An NC case was filed. But here’s the craziest part – Uber blocked HER account right after she complained! It took public outrage for them to reopen it. And the driver? Still driving on the platform like nothing happened.
This isn’t just one bad day. This is every woman’s worst fear in a cab.
Think about it. You’re alone, doors locked, no escape. One wrong word and violence explodes over ₹40? That’s not a “tip dispute.” That’s power abuse. Many drivers know apps rarely punish them fast enough, so they push boundaries. Women are paying the price with fear and bruises.
Uber’s app shows the fare clearly – online payment, done. Toll fights happen because the system is confusing sometimes. But violence? Never okay. The victim shared her full story in a raw video, shaking with emotion, explaining how she was helpless, bags in hand, one foot out the door when he attacked from behind. She didn’t fight back. She cried and called for help.
Uber says they “took action” after the viral outcry. Great. But why block the victim first? Why is the driver still out there? This pattern screams: profits over passenger safety.
Cab apps make billions in India. They owe us REAL safety – mandatory in-car cameras, instant driver bans for violence, 24/7 emergency response, and clear toll rules so no one gets surprised. Drivers need strict background checks too. No more “sorry, account blocked for a day then back online.”
Women are tired of feeling unsafe in the one thing meant to protect them. This story is blowing up because it hits home – we’ve all heard similar tales. Enough is enough.
What do YOU think? Should apps lose licenses until they fix this? Should drivers who assault passengers be banned forever? Share this if you want real change – women deserve rides without terror.
Stay safe out there. Tag your friends. Demand better. This CAN’T keep happening. 🔥
𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐨 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐭𝐨𝐩 🪜
For the first time in his illustrious career, @ImRo45 reaches the No.1️⃣ spot in the ICC Men's ODI Batting Rankings 🔝🫡
#TeamIndia
Exciting news 🤩
India’s musical pride @shreyaghoshal will get Guwahati grooving at the @cricketworldcup Grand Opening Ceremony ahead of the tournament opener between @BCCI and @OfficialSLC on September 30 🎶
Details 👉 https://t.co/XRP281vd9c
Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri @narendramodi announced the Next-Generation GST Reforms in his Independence Day address from the ramparts of Red Fort.
Working on the same principle, the GST Council has approved significant reforms today.
These reforms have a multi-sectoral and multi-thematic focus, aimed at ensuring ease of living for all citizens and ease of doing business for all.
#NextGenGST