I realised today, there is absolutely so much hatred around, religions, cultures,arranged, kids, the role of a man or a woman. I grew up in a simple environment. Male or a female around me did what the family needed not by the rules bestowed upon them.
All of them have a corporate job but family business same statements
1. I was forced into that marriage
2. I tried everything to make it work
3. Can't leave because family pressure
4. She doesn't respect me
5. She has become selfish
6. She vanished somewhere
7. Only in it for my parents
Fucking losers ๐คฃ
@MostlyInsaine Or calm man meets her, protects year and takes care of her. Be hopeful sis!
This is literally me and my partner. He doesn't even know how to smile but i grin all the time.
Congratulations to the students in Jharkhand for having their demands met.
CJP's trio seemed to have forgotten that Jharkhand is a part of India and Instagram influencers didn't find their protest aesthetic enough to support.
Yet, the students in Jharkhand persisted. They've shown the country that a protest can achieve its objectives even when carried out peacefully and respectfully.
BLOOD, TEARS, AND VICTORY
Jharkhand students break down in joy after Hemant Soren acceded to each of their demands.
โ All paper-leaked exams cancelled.
โ Panel for exam reforms.
โ Probe led by a retired judge.
@GabbbarSingh The student stories of struggles. Extremely disheartening. They deserved basic amenities. Students shouldn't have to struggle this much in life. States like Jharkhand, Bihar, Chattisgarh, Odissa needs a lot more support, success and hard core development.
3 years back Hombale films released the full version of Vande Mataram. Itโs sung by Vijay Prakash & features achievers across fields from Karnataka
It remains my favourite rendition of this beautiful song ๐ฎ๐ณ
Poverty is the biggest curse inflicted upon humanity. Samdish recently visited a remote government middle school in Jharkhand.
Talking about the students, the teachers said that 70% of the students live alone because their parents are working in factories in Tamil Nadu. These students cook for themselves, take care of their cattle, and then go to school.
Just to earn โน20,000 a month, their parents have to leave their children at home and work in factories thousands of kilometres away.
The teachers have to take care of these children whenever they are in need. If a child doesn't come to school for two consecutive days, the teachers visit their home to find out whether they are safe and well.
And what is a teacher's salary? Even after having 20 years of experience, they earn just โน20,000 a month, and even that salary is often delayed by the government.
No matter how much noise we make about becoming a $5 trillion economy, the fact remains that millions of people are still struggling today to earn a mere โน10,000โโน20,000 a month.
@shivanginipatha This is all for attention. I know so many women in early 30s with flourishing families who are spiritual and non toxic and do everything so quietly without seeking attention.
This is neither spiritual, honest nor meaningful.