Meet IAS Tukaram Mundhe :🔥🫡
🔸 FSSAI banned Dabur Honey, Ghee,Virgin coconut oil, Apple cider vinegar and other items.
🔸 He raided unhygienic kitchens, publicly named and shamed violators, and seized large quantities of unsafe food and fake dairy products.
🔸 Across Maharashtra, restaurants, hotels, and street vendors started cleaning their kitchens, throwing away spoiled food, and improving hygiene because of the fear of IAS Tukaram Sir.
Salute to such a brave officer. India really needs honest and active officers like him. Imagine what one officer can do now imagine if all our bureaucrats worked like him. 🫡
When Ben Stokes asked Does England cricket have a drinking problem?🚨
Q:Does this England team have a drinking problem?
Ben Stokes🗣️: No, that’s such an extreme tag to put on a single team. The truth is, cricket as a whole
has a deeply rooted drinking culture that hasn't changed. We are in 2026, and while the sport has gotten hyper-professional with sports science, nutrition, and recovery, its relationship with alcohol from club cricket all the
way to the top has remained
static since the 1980s.
Q: Can alcohol culture become dangerous for professional cricketers?
Ben Stokes🗣️: 100%. Look across the board over the years, so many people in cricket have struggled with their relationship with alcohol. I’ll be honest, I’ve had times in my career where my own relationship with alcohol was potentially dangerous. It’s embedded in the game’s DNA, and despite all the professionalism, it’s the one thing that hasn’t evolved.
Q: What about the Noosa break during the Ashes and the constant off-field media headlines?
Ben Stokes🗣️: When you’re losing in Australia, every single thing gets blown out of proportion. You sit on an esky to watch training, and the Aussie press prints 'Stokes sitting alone and isolated.' You go to Noosa for a planned team break, and it becomes a national scandal. That’s just the reality of playing international sport, when you win, it’s fine; when you lose, everything is a problem.