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[Himani @onlyhimaani]

This scene has its own fan base 😭

[kyle @kdr_kyle]

what's the most out of pocket kdrama moment?

[Kanwal Sibal @KanwalSibal]

There is no win over India as India was not playing the game.

[Indian Tech & Infra @IndianTechGuide]

🚨 Foreigners are skipping their hospitals and coming to India for affordable healthcare.

[Malay Krishna @Malay4Product]

This is horrible to watch.

There was a one year old thrown three seats away. A woman was seen crying because she still cannot hear properly.

People were asleep at 6 in the morning on a holiday flight back from Phuket, and woke up on the floor of the aisle.

Now the plane itself was never in danger. Not for one second. Every bit of this damage happened inside the cabin.

First, I'll explain the science behind turbulence.

Air behaves like a fluid up there, similar to water.

It has density, it has layers, and those layers move at different speeds. A plane sits in it the same way a boat sits on the sea. When a wave passes, it rides the wave.

At 35,000 feet the aircraft is flying near the jet stream, which is a river of very fast wind circling the planet from west to east. Airlines use it to save fuel and time. The wind inside it can be 200 kmph or more.

So think about it like the edges of that river.

On one side you have air moving very fast. Closer to the edge the air moves much slower.

That difference in speed is called wind shear.

Normally the atmosphere absorbs that difference smoothly. But if the gap in speed gets big enough, the air cannot hold the shape anymore and it tears.

It breaks into rolling swirls, the same way water breaks into eddies behind a rock in a river.

The plane flies into those swirls. One swirl pushes the wing up, the next one pulls it down. The air itself starts moving up and down and the aircraft follows it.

Wings are designed to flex, they bend upward under load like a shock absorber, and they are certified to take around 150 percent of the loads they are ever expected to meet.

So the plane remains fine during turbulence.

It's a different story for the people inside the cabin.

This flight lost about 300 feet in a matter of seconds. So, the floor of the cabin accelerates downward. If you are strapped to your seat, the belt pulls you down with the floor and you only feel a jolt.

But if you are not strapped in, nothing pulls you anywhere. You simply stay where you were for a moment while the plane moves down around you. From inside, it looks like you flew upward.

In the strongest turbulence the aircraft accelerates downward faster than gravity, so anything not bolted down floats for a moment. If you are not buckled up, you lift out of your seat.

Then the plane comes back up and meets you and injures you.

The ceiling, the armrest, the seat frame, the trolley.

Passengers on this flight described people hitting the roof and falling back down more than once, bags coming out of the bins onto people's heads, and a baby thrown across three rows.

The NTSB studied ten years of airline accidents and found turbulence involved in 38 percent of them.

Passengers made up 21 percent of the seriously injured, and almost every one of those passengers had their belt off.

Cabin crew made up the other 79 percent, purely because their job keeps them standing.

Most of these injuries happen below 20,000 feet, near thunderstorms.

The kind that catches everyone out is clear air turbulence.

There is no cloud, no storm, just blue sky in every direction. Weather radar works by bouncing signals off water droplets, so it sees rain and storms.

Dry swirling air has nothing to reflect. The radar shows a clean screen right up to the moment it hits.

It is caused by that same wind shear near the jet stream, where big air masses moving at different speeds break the atmosphere into chaotic patterns.

And it is getting worse.

Severe clear air turbulence over the North Atlantic increased 55 percent between 1979 and 2020, moderate turbulence by 37 percent.

A warming planet is speeding up the jet stream, and a faster jet stream means sharper wind shear at its edges.

That is why the simple, old advice is the truest.

Keep your belt fastened whenever you are seated, even when the sign is off. Loose is enough. You will sleep straight through the flight and you have removed nearly all of your personal risk.

If you are flying with an infant, keep the child belted or in a proper child seat.

For the bags, push your case flat to the back of the bin, wheels first, and put the heavy things at the bottom with soft bags on top.

If your bin looks overpacked or the door needs force to shut, tell the crew and let them redistribute it instead of forcing it closed.

Use the toilet early in the flight. Standing in a lavatory during a sudden drop is the worst place on the aircraft to be.

Finish or hand back hot drinks the moment the crew mentions turbulence ahead.

And when the crew tells you to sit, please sit immediately. :)

[The Indian Matrix @indianmatrix]

How much of India's infrastructure was built after 2014?

• 100% of Dedicated Freight Corridors
• 98% of Solar Capacity
• 85% of the Expressway Network
• 79% of Tap Water Access
• 75% of Metro Rail
• 71% of Port Capacity
• 69% of Railway Electrification
• 60% of 4-Lane National Highways

Infrastructure is built over decades.
But some decades build more than others.

[Pubity @pubity]

India's installed solar capacity has surged 57-fold since 2014, from 2.82 to 162.15 GW.

[खुचरेंप @khuchrep]

बिना अराजकता, बिना गाली वाला,

शुद्ध एवं साफ छात्र आंदोलन।

[The Jaipur Dialogues @JaipurDialogues]

Prashant Kishore has Won

BJP has lost a seat which belonged to BJP President

Warning Signs!

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

Abuses never solve anything.

Let’s guide the misguided.

Let’s work together.

Let’s work for Bharat.

[Facts @BefittingFacts]

"Hum Education System Badalne Aaye Hai Ji"

[maithun @Being_Humor]

“Your words has set country on fire”

- Suryakant to Nupur Sharma (2022)

[TIMES NOW @TimesNow]

CJP Protests: Families Of Injured Cops Move SC For Action Against 'Instigators, Abettors'

https://t.co/oDLMo5DQrW

[Himani @onlyhimaani]

Cutest family 😍

[Ritesh Singh @ritz2sin]

Vaibhav as kid having lot of "Doodh roti ".
Vaibhav Himself.
Vaibhav in instagram filter of a woman.
Vaibhav in his 50s.
Vaibhav, 2 weeks Away from his bodybuilding debut.

[ANI @ANI]

Delhi Police Sources say, "The Delhi Police alleges 2873 men with criminal antecedents were present at the protest site between July 20th and July 25th. These criminals have been identified using the Facial Recognition System and through technical means. Police are investigating whether these men were involved in violence that broke out at Jantar Mantar, in and around New Delhi. These criminals are involved in heinous crimes like sexual assault, murder and crimes involving minors (POSCO). Some of these alleged criminals came back to the protest site repeatedly. These particular criminals have serious offences registered against them"

[femiiiiii. @femiiiszn]

there's nothing that i dislike more than a failed nap attempt.

[Himani @onlyhimaani]

You were trolled by the same GenZ!

[Anupama Chopra @anupamachopra]

Six months ago, I got death threats because I didn't like a film. The viciousness scared me. Thank you Gen Z for your courage & irreverence. You have given us all hope & strength to hold on to our voices and speak our truth. More power to all of you!

[The Olympic Games™ @Olympics]

She is just that girl. ✨

Olympic medallist Saikhom Mirabai Chanu 🇮🇳 completes a hat-trick of Commonwealth Games gold medals! 👏🥇🥇🥇

#Olympics

[The Khel India @TheKhelIndia]

MIRABAI CHANU WINS THE GOLD AT COMMONWEALTH GAMES 2026!🏅🇮🇳

[Zucker Doctor @DoctorLFC]

Millennials are now sandwiched between a generation that believes everything they read on WhatsApp and a generation that believes everything they see on Instagram.

[Football Remarks @RemarksFootball]

What a legend Cucurella is 👏🏻