The sheer power of the floodwaters was incredible—they managed to dislodge and sweep away this massive, house-sized boulder during the devastating floods in parts of Nepal and Tibet.🤯
Exactly. The video doesn’t give enough information to judge the slope precisely, but the force of the floodwater and debris can absolutely move and rotate a boulder of that size. Once it starts rolling, its motion can continue until friction, terrain, or a flatter surface dissipates that energy.
The sheer power of the floodwaters was incredible—they managed to dislodge and sweep away this massive, house-sized boulder during the devastating floods in parts of Nepal and Tibet.🤯
India has missed the train to build cities like this, no amount of planning can build our cities like this.
From govt to people, all lack civic sense and are morally corrupted to the core.
🚨 INDIA’S CHIP AMBITION 🇮🇳
India is aiming to develop advanced 7nm to 3nm semiconductor technology within the next eight years. 🇮🇳
From building chip manufacturing capabilities to developing cutting-edge nodes, India is setting its sights on becoming a major global semiconductor hub. 💻⚡
🚨 BIG GOAL FOR MAHARASHTRA
“Maharashtra aims to become a $5 trillion economy by 2047.”
— CM Devendra Fadnavis 🇮🇳
A massive economic ambition that would put Maharashtra among the world’s largest sub-national economies.
🚨 BREAKING: Meta has agreed to pay up to $16.7 BILLION to U.S. states and territories over allegations that Facebook and Instagram were designed in ways that harmed children.
The settlement also forces sweeping changes, including limits on teen usage, nighttime restrictions, stronger age verification and more parental controls.
Meanwhile, in India, the question remains:
When will Big Tech be held equally accountable for harmful algorithms, addictive content and the spread of potentially dangerous or inflammatory content?
If these platforms can face billions in penalties and mandatory reforms in the U.S., why should the standards be different elsewhere?
Best suited to be next PM of India?
Narendra Modi - 49%
Rahul Gandhi - 27%
Joseph Vijay - 9%
Abhijit Dipke - 1%
Arvind Kejriwal - 1%
(Mood of the nation poll by India Today)
Yes — despite the recent controversies and anti-incumbency signals, PM Modi remains the clear favourite in the latest C-Voter Mood of the Nation survey.
Narendra Modi: 48.7%
Rahul Gandhi: 27.1%
C. Joseph Vijay: 9.2%
MODI REMAINS THE CLEAR FAVOURITE 🔥
C-Voter survey: 49% want PM Modi as their next PM, against 27% for Rahul Gandhi.
That’s a huge 22-point lead. 👌
And with C-Voter often underestimating BJP, the actual numbers could be even HIGHER 🎯
Absolutely 😂 BJP used to lag behind in this kind of aesthetic, cinematic social-media content, but over the last few days, their content game has noticeably stepped up.
DANGER HASN’T ABATED YET! ⚠️
Drone footage from the Chinese side shows the upper Lhende River, where avalanches, snow, rocks and debris could still block the river’s flow—raising the risk of another sudden and potentially devastating flood.
The danger is far from over. 🚨