A Mumbai boy does something heroic but the most prominent political family in Mumbai doesn't appreciate his bravery.
An Indian does something heroic but the most prominent political family in India doesn't appreciate his bravery.
Then, they will blame it all on EVMs.
Our Embassy in Riyadh and Consulate in Jeddah have been following the health condition of Mr Smit Machchhar, the brave Indian pilot of Flydubai flight that was diverted to Tabuk today. He is admitted in a hospital in Tabuk city in northwest Saudi Arabia and receiving necessary medical attention. A full update on his health is awaited but he is reported to be in stable condition. We hope that he recovers from his injuries at the earliest. We are in touch with his family and assure them that we will continue to follow up on his health with Saudi authorities and extend all possible assistance for his wellbeing.
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Behind Western edge 2, Rajendra Nagar.
This gutter is broken since months.
Footpath is nonwalkable.
Causing traffic bottlenecks during peak hours
@mybmc@mybm
Most of these Gen-Z stereotypes are about the youngsters who don’t need to support their families, coz their parents are well off.
People who have to support their families behave exactly like the previous generation.
Time to blame wind direction, wind speed, weather, and positions of CAQMS for this pathetic AQI in Mumbai today.
No blames on BMC's failure to tackle it with long term measures. No control on construction sites openly violating Guidelines.
No blames for proper staff in BMC's environment department.
No onground team to control vehicular and construction pollution.
Not enough sweeping, no control on waste burning and no control on dust from public infra projects too.