RAGHAV CHADHA:
"Suppose a doctor prescribes an MRI that costs a total of ₹9,000. ₹3,000 will go directly into the pockets of doctors who refer patients to the diagnostic centre."
"It's a silent transaction that isn't about your treatment. It's about who referred you."
"There is a cut-money arrangement between some doctors and diagnostic centres."
"Some doctors get irritated or upset when a patient refuses to go to a particular diagnostic centre."
"The practice of subjecting patients to unnecessary tests and cut-money arrangements should end."
⚡Pakistani TV channels " We need Rahul Gandhi to become India's next Prime Minister and Congress party must return to power"
"This will end India's global interests and reduce Hindus to second-class citizens once again"
What our enemies know 30% of 🇮🇳 Hindus don't know.
A Karnataka farmer cleared a ₹50,000 loan.
Later, Canara Bank demanded ₹9.34 balance. In a masterclass of poetic justice, he paid ₹10, demanded the 66 paise change, and reportedly threatened legal action if the bank didn't hand over the exact coins. Absolute legend! 😂
BIG BREAKING 🚨 Crowd erupts after Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos said -
"Dhurandhar is the most-watched non-English film on Netflix this year 😳
It outperformed films in every other language. It has completely changed the game" 🔥
The world watched Rishab Rikhiram Sharma's mesmerising sitar performance at the Closing Ceremony of the 2026 Commonwealth Games. But few know the legacy behind that moment.
Back in 2010, his father's iconic Delhi store, Rikhi Ram Music, welcomed visitors from across the world during the Commonwealth Games, introducing them to India's rich tradition of handcrafted musical instruments.
Sixteen years later, the family's fourth-generation musician stood on the Commonwealth Games stage himself, using the sitar to showcase India's classical music to a global audience.
One generation shared India's instruments with the world. The next shared their sound.
More than a performance, it was a family legacy coming full circle, proving that some traditions don't just survive generations. They inspire them. ❤️
#RishabRikhiramSharma #CommonwealthGames #RikhiRamMusic #MusicHeritage
[Rishab Rikhiram Sharma, Indian Sitar Player, Commonwealth Games 2026]
Harsh Dubey announces a Reservation Reform protest at Jantar Mantar!
He has been granted permission by the Delhi Police to hold a protest for the Reservation Reform movement at Jantar Mantar from 21st August.
If this movement gains momentum, it could create even more drama than the CJP protest?
Remember this Creep Neeshu who was abusing & mocking PM Modi Ji & offering samosas for “ Modi’s Terhvi” during 🪳protest?
Now, she & her family are thrown out of their rented house when landlord came to know about it. Now she’s crying & playing victim.
Modi Sarkar doesn't even need to take action against these creeps. Real Bharatiyas are enough to teach them lesson.
Karnataka: Daughter of the KPSC Chairman got selected after declaring family’s annual income as ₹40K while her father, the Chairman himself, earns ₹2.17 L a month!
Justice Nagaprasanna tears apart the defence’s arguments!
One of the finest judges Karnataka has ever had! 🔥
"When voters choose narratives over nationalism, they sign their own downfall." Today, we can see it unfolding in Spain. 🚨
Shocking visuals from Spain as migrants have invaded Ceuta, where a national emergency has reportedly unfolded after Moroccan and Algerian migrants overran the border. The floodgates appear to have opened, with migrants pouring into Spain.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is reportedly refusing to deploy the military to secure the border.
The government of Ceuta is pleading for help.
Moroccan media reports that more than 30,000 Moroccans are currently entering Ceuta.
On the eve of Throne Day, Moroccan King Mohammed VI pardoned 1,788 prisoners. In May, he also pardoned 1,376 prisoners, including terrorists and hardened criminals.
Reports claim that some of those pardoned are among the people invading Spain.
This is what happens when you place your country in the hands of socialist, weak and left-wing leaders.
While we’re all engrossed in the political circus unfolding in Delhi, this happened in Jammu & Kashmir: Head Constable Ashiq Hussain Qureshi laid down his life in the line of duty after a terror attack in Anantnag. The grief of his family is heartbreaking.
May his soul rest in peace. Om Shanti. 🇮🇳
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.