I am thoroughly enjoying this senile old fart’s monumental meltdown
The fossil must be burning for the deepest darkest corners of his body
So much hate has been accumulated over decades for Hindus. The very Hindus who watched his movies & made him a hero
A disturbing incident has gone viral on social media. According to the video, a police vehicle was parked on the roadside when the officer suddenly opened the door without checking for oncoming traffic. A motorcyclist collided with the door, resulting in an accident.
What happened next is even more concerning. The officer is seen allegedly slapping and hitting the biker with a baton instead of helping him.
If the video accurately reflects the incident, responsibility does not appear to lie with just one person. Opening a vehicle door onto a busy road without first checking for approaching traffic can itself create a dangerous situation.
No matter who is at fault, violence is not an acceptable response. Law enforcement officers are expected to remain calm, act professionally, and handle such situations according to the law—not with physical force.
Incidents like these can damage public trust in the police. Accountability, fairness, and respectful conduct are essential to maintaining confidence in those entrusted with enforcing the law.
Year 2010: Even while in opposition, the BJP opposed Home Minister P. Chidambaram’s resignation after the Dantewada attack.
The BJP made it clear that his resignation would mean a victory for the Maoists.
BJP assured the govt of its support and said that Chidambaram should not resign but face the situation boldly.
BJP never created anarchy and chaos just for the sake of coming to power.
That’s the difference.
came across this video on Instagram and realized this is an extremely good way to test a person's bullshit detector skills.
Watch the whole thing and share your opinion on what you think about this study.
🚨SHOCKING NEGLIGENCE:
Air India reportedly broke a passenger’s rental tripod worth ₹55,000 during a Goa-Mumbai flight, only to offer a meager ₹5,000 compensation after a 3-hour wait!
When confronted with video proof of luggage being thrown, staff casually claimed, "That's how luggage is loaded."
A mob walked into a government office in Mysuru and attacked the officer sitting in it. She had just exposed a scam worth crores inside that very institute.
Some of the men accused of the assault worked there.
In eighteen years of service she has been transferred more than twenty times, and every transfer has the same cause. She keeps finding money that is missing.
Her name is V Rashmi Mahesh.
She joined the Indian Administrative Service in 1996 and was posted to Karnataka.
Her first serious collision came in 2011, when she was made head of the state examinations authority, the body that decides who gets a seat in medical and engineering colleges.
She found that seats were being blocked and quietly rerouted, so that places meant for ordinary students on merit ended up somewhere else entirely. Behind that arrangement were the private college managements, among the wealthiest and best connected people in the state.
She shut it down. Thousands of ordinary students got the seat they had actually earned.
She was transferred.
They sent her to medical education, where she went after the same private institutions again. She was transferred again.
Then in 2013 she was made Director General of the Administrative Training Institute in Mysuru, the place that trains government officers. She examined the accounts, found a scam running into crores, and said so.
In October that year, they came for her in her own office.
A state officer was assaulted at her workplace and the arrests did not follow. Women's groups and opposition leaders protested that if the government could not protect an officer of her rank, it could not protect anyone.
She did not resign and she did not go quiet. She is still in service today, in senior posts.
Twenty transfers is what the system does when it cannot find anything wrong with you, and cannot make you stop.
NEET Aspirant Harsh Dubey was so angry and outraged with the system that he stood up from his chair inside NDTV Studio to speak up and raise questions. Leave everything and watch this video from @ShivAroor’s show India Matters!
#ModiforIndia 'Sab yaad rakha jaayega' yes indeed by 'Hindu'stanis. Now we know what happens when we gave Pakistanis a stage & celebrity status. Ungrateful scums #NaseeruddinShah#ShabanaAzmi without hesitation for right US$ will shit where they got fed. https://t.co/b84eXxkt5I
#திருவிளையாடல்
சிவன் & நக்கீரன் விவாதம்
சிவன் நக்கீரனை எப்படி ட்ரிக்கர் படுத்துவார்.. அதற்கு நக்கீரன் எப்படி ரிப்பீட் ரிவிட் கொடுப்பார் என்பதை அழகா விளக்கி சொல்லி இருக்காங்க.. 👏👏👏
தமிழ் மொழி அழகும் அதன் விளக்கமும் 😍😍😍
Insta ல பார்த்தேன்
Congrats Arnab. Explosive exposure. This news must reach all Indians. They must be exposed so that the cause they have hijacked is for regime change which has failed. The govt must act firmly now. This needs action as a revolt against the nation and constitution.
https://t.co/96r6J2gsnd
In a little village, morning bright,
A child walks to the library's light.
Letter by letter, slow but true,
Each page reveals a world anew.
Word by word & rhyme by rhyme,
They learn a little every time.
With eager heart & spirit bright,
They fill their world with reading light
North Indian truck driver used just name of @TVKVijayHQ to stop this Police from taking bribe 🙏🙏
Driver : Take a photo, Vijay Thalapathy ji.
Driver : Look, our container is empty, there isn't even a seal on it...
Police Officer : Hey, let me check it first. Where is the bill?
Driver : There is no seal on this. Our vehicle is empty. Even so, they are harassing/forcing us, sir. And even though I waved my hand from over there...
Driver : Sir Vijay Thalapathy, I have the number, I have the contact number. I am sending it...
Police Officer: Hey, listen to what I am saying...
Driver : I am sending it...
Police Officer : I am just checking it...
Driver : Look at this, sir. You take a look, Vijay Thalapathy ji.
Police Officer : Hey, leave it, I am telling you...
Hats off #CJISuryakant for making the builder pay 12% interest for the 20 year delay. Now with the same gusto order @indSupremeCourt to pay interest for the 20 year wait for the poor couple. Will you do it of course you wouldnt. Why would you the couple is not your family.
Rita Tikku is a cancer survivor. She is a senior citizen.
In 2006, she and her husband Lokaish Tikku booked a flat in Parsvnath Exotica, Sector 53, Gurugram.
They paid the entire ₹1.78 CR.
Possession was due in February 2013.
Today is 2026.
They have never seen the inside of that flat.
They approached HRERA in 2021. HRERA ruled in their favour and ordered compensation. The builder did not even bother to challenge that order. He simply did not pay. And nothing happened to him for not paying.
So they filed execution proceedings. The Gurugram Collector could not recover a single rupee. HRERA issued arrest warrants. The warrants were never executed. The bailiff went to the builder's premises and was physically stopped from entering. The local police were called in. They did not help.
Sit with that for a second. HRERA ordered. Builder ignored. Collector failed. Bailiff blocked. Police did nothing. A cancer survivor and her husband, both retired, watched every arm of the enforcement chain fail them, one after the other.
In this city, an HRERA order is a zebra crossing. It exists on paper. The stripes are painted on the road. Everybody can see them. Nobody stops. Not the builder. Not the collector. Not the police. And nobody in the system is willing to make them stop.
That is why Rita and Lokaish, 20 years into their wait, had to walk into the Supreme Court of India to ask for a flat they had already paid for in full in 2006.
On 13 July 2026, the Supreme Court froze the builder's bank accounts. It froze the personal accounts of every director. It issued bailable warrants. And Chief Justice Surya Kant said something every Gurugram buyer needs to read twice.
He said the collectors and local police had "either colluded with the builder or failed to discharge their responsibility." He said the whole country had been duped. He said the execution proceedings had "become an exercise in futility."
That is the Chief Justice of India, on record, saying the enforcement machinery for HRERA orders in Haryana is broken. Not slow. Not overloaded. Colluding. Or failing. His words.
On 20 July, the Court gave the builder one week. Deposit the full amount with 12 percent interest, or the directors go to jail. Next hearing is on Monday.
A buyer walks into a Gurugram sales gallery today. RERA number on the wall. Big builder name on the brochure. Loan approved by a national bank. Every green tick a careful buyer is trained to look for.
Rita and Lokaish had all of it. Full payment on time. Documented agreement. Correct forum approached in the correct order. HRERA order in their favour. Execution filed. Warrants issued.
None of it protected them. The HRERA order did not force payment. Execution did not force recovery. Arrest warrants did not force arrest. It took a Supreme Court freeze on the builder's accounts, and a jail threat, after 20 years, for anything to move at all.
Your due diligence does not save you in Gurugram. Your fight does not save you. Winning at HRERA does not save you. The order is real. The stripes are painted on the road. Nobody stops.
And a cancer survivor still does not have the home she paid for in 2006.
Full order and every CJI quote from the 20 July hearing in the tweet below.
Rita Tikku is a cancer survivor. She is a senior citizen.
In 2006, she and her husband Lokaish Tikku booked a flat in Parsvnath Exotica, Sector 53, Gurugram.
They paid the entire ₹1.78 CR.
Possession was due in February 2013.
Today is 2026.
They have never seen the inside of that flat.
They approached HRERA in 2021. HRERA ruled in their favour and ordered compensation. The builder did not even bother to challenge that order. He simply did not pay. And nothing happened to him for not paying.
So they filed execution proceedings. The Gurugram Collector could not recover a single rupee. HRERA issued arrest warrants. The warrants were never executed. The bailiff went to the builder's premises and was physically stopped from entering. The local police were called in. They did not help.
Sit with that for a second. HRERA ordered. Builder ignored. Collector failed. Bailiff blocked. Police did nothing. A cancer survivor and her husband, both retired, watched every arm of the enforcement chain fail them, one after the other.
In this city, an HRERA order is a zebra crossing. It exists on paper. The stripes are painted on the road. Everybody can see them. Nobody stops. Not the builder. Not the collector. Not the police. And nobody in the system is willing to make them stop.
That is why Rita and Lokaish, 20 years into their wait, had to walk into the Supreme Court of India to ask for a flat they had already paid for in full in 2006.
On 13 July 2026, the Supreme Court froze the builder's bank accounts. It froze the personal accounts of every director. It issued bailable warrants. And Chief Justice Surya Kant said something every Gurugram buyer needs to read twice.
He said the collectors and local police had "either colluded with the builder or failed to discharge their responsibility." He said the whole country had been duped. He said the execution proceedings had "become an exercise in futility."
That is the Chief Justice of India, on record, saying the enforcement machinery for HRERA orders in Haryana is broken. Not slow. Not overloaded. Colluding. Or failing. His words.
On 20 July, the Court gave the builder one week. Deposit the full amount with 12 percent interest, or the directors go to jail. Next hearing is on Monday.
A buyer walks into a Gurugram sales gallery today. RERA number on the wall. Big builder name on the brochure. Loan approved by a national bank. Every green tick a careful buyer is trained to look for.
Rita and Lokaish had all of it. Full payment on time. Documented agreement. Correct forum approached in the correct order. HRERA order in their favour. Execution filed. Warrants issued.
None of it protected them. The HRERA order did not force payment. Execution did not force recovery. Arrest warrants did not force arrest. It took a Supreme Court freeze on the builder's accounts, and a jail threat, after 20 years, for anything to move at all.
Your due diligence does not save you in Gurugram. Your fight does not save you. Winning at HRERA does not save you. The order is real. The stripes are painted on the road. Nobody stops.
And a cancer survivor still does not have the home she paid for in 2006.
Full order and every CJI quote from the 20 July hearing in the tweet below.