Imagine mocking someone over a basic physics fact and then getting the physics wrong yourself. 😂
A ceiling fan doesn’t “create” air—it circulates the air already present in the room, creating airflow and a cooling effect. That’s basic science, not a political opinion.
CM Mohan Yadav explained a simple concept in simple words. But when the agenda is to mock someone, even basic physics becomes controversial. 🤦♂️
Now watch tha full video 🥺
Sourav Das mocked CM Mohan Yadav, but the joke ended up being on him.
He tried to troll CM Mohan Yadav but ended up getting trolled himself. Just take a look at the comments on his recent quote tweet; people are absolutely roasting him.😂
@SauravDassss The future is actually doomed if the uniformed generation listen to this dolt @SauravDassss who clearly shows with this post that he hardly studied at school.
Thoda publicity mil jaane pe they believe they run the country as per their whims and fancies.
Starting a new hashtag #PidiotOfTheDay
Today's honours go to @meetujain
Please quote this post with your Pidiot of the day & don't forget the hashtag
The saddest victim of Tarun Tejpal’s twisted journalism was Bangaru Laxman. Throughout the sting operation, the then-BJP chief was heard saying he had no role to play in defence deals, but if the (disguised) agents so wanted, they could donate to the party fund, with no obligation on the party to offer a return with any kind of favour. People forgot the audio bites; they remembered the visual of Bangaru Laxman accepting wads of cash. Nobody came on camera to offer an explanation of the visual. Bangaru Laxman thereafter led a life of obscurity and died years later without seeing justice done to him. Even today, I don’t see anyone but me recalling what exactly transpired during that sting operation.
There's a frame in Made in India: Titan Story that lasts barely a few seconds. The series keeps its focus on JRD, Xerxes Desai and his team, whose faces we have decided to remember.
But the real story of Titan may belong to the men in that forgotten frame.
First, IAS officer Mahadevan. And then K. Rajaram, Minister for Industries in MGR's Tamil Nadu govt, head of TIDCO. And by the show's own telling - a man who did not trust capitalists. Here was a politician of conviction, suspicious of private capital on principle. And yet, when the Tatas came with a proposal... he said yes.
Why?
Because the deal carried a condition he could not refuse... Hire local. Employ the people of the soil. And so a watch factory rose in Hosur on the backs of a workforce that was barely 10th pass. The Minister set his ideology aside... Not out of weakness, but out of a higher loyalty. To jobs... To livelihoods... To the quiet transformation of ordinary lives.
And transform it did.
Hosur was a border town with an industrial estate and not much else. Titan turned it into an ecosystem. Suppliers. Training centres. Ancillary units. Worker housing. An entire economy spun out of a single anchor. A town became a cluster.... an industrial powerhouse.
In 1984, TIDCO staked ₹10 crore on Titan. 40+ years on, that bet is worth nearly ₹1 lakh crore - close to 1/3rd of Tamil Nadu's projected revenue receipts of ₹3,44,575 crore for 2026-27... Imagine that.
I think about that scene very often... because it echoes something older and closer to home. People of my parents' generation in Bihar tell me they watched the 1982 Asian Games on TV sets built by a Bihar govt PSU. The same PSU once made video equipments too. There was a time when a state could believe in industry... Build it.
And perhaps that is the real lesson buried in that single forgotten frame: a state's destiny is not decided by what it owns, but by what it has the courage to believe in - and the patience to let that belief grow.
बहुत कम लोग जानते हैं कि आर्यभट को अभिनय सर मैथ की ट्यूशन देते थे, पुरानी बात है ये तो, अभी कुछ साल पहले इन्होंने श्रीनिवास रामानुजन को जब मैथ्स पढ़ाया तो रामानुजन से इन्होंने अंगूठा दक्षिणा में माँग लिया और उन्होंने इनको ख़ुशी ख़ुशी दे दिया। महान गणितज्ञ पाइथागोरस कोई भी नई थ्योरम लिखने से पहले अभिनय सर के पैर छूता था
Criticize him for 100 things and give me 100 labels for saying this. But.... what @narendramodi and his team has done with the Padma awards is outstanding. Eyes get moist most times. Such deserving people. I really wish the Government institutes a decent cash award for these people. A good sum not a token amount!
Notice the satisfaction on the faces of Padma awardees as PM Modi honours them...
Have 100 disagreements with Modi if you want, but he ensured Padma is no longer reserved for elites, babus & bootlicker journalists🔥
This is why Modi Govt is special.
Shri Anke Gowda, a retired bus conductor, built Pustaka Mane, a free public library in Pandavapura housing nearly 2 million books
The unsung hero gets recognized with Padma Shri Award of 2026.
🚨 José Mourinho on comparisons between Pep Guardiola and Sir Alex Ferguson after Manchester City’s FA Cup final win over Chelsea:
“No, no, no… that is not even close.”
“Yes, Pep Guardiola is a great coach. What he has done with Manchester City is fantastic, the football is beautiful and the trophies are there.”
“But Sir Alex Ferguson? Come on. You speak like people who did not watch football.”
“Sir Alex built different generations of winning teams over more than 20 years. Different players, different eras, different rivals and still he continued winning.”
“He did not always have the biggest spending power, but Manchester United remained at the top because of his mentality and leadership.”
“What Sir Alex did was not just coaching tactics, it was building a football empire.”
“Pep has coached incredible teams with incredible structures, but Sir Alex rebuilt Manchester United again and again while the whole league kept changing around him.”
“One dominated with perfection. The other dominated through generations.”
“For me, Sir Alex Ferguson is still untouchable.”
{@talkSPORT }