📍 MGNREGA
📍 Right to Food
📍 NFSA
📍 Mid Day Meal
📍 RTI
📍 Public Basic Education
📍 Decentralised Urban Planning
This Belgian man gave up his European Citizenship and become an Indian to work for betterment of Indians.
Still, Andhbhakts are calling him Anti National.
Watch what rathole this country is going into. A girl attended Garba with her Muslim friend and what followed was humiliation, name calling.
When she said don’t record him they said, ‘we also don’t want you with a Muslim but you didn’t listen’.
Eventually called her mother who was fortunately aware of everything but it didn’t end there.
Now her face is plastered all over Internet and incels are cursing her for being with a Muslim.
Ye Desh banega superpower ?? Get lost man
Yesterday in office, a few of us were talking about Navratri and Durga Puja. Somehow it went to food.
Couple of guys from northern part were proudly sharing how strictly they fast. No onion, no garlic, full nine days.
Then everyone looked at the Bengali guy in the group, from Tripura.
I felt a little awkward. I know Bengali culture a bit and didn't want him put on the spot.
He smiled and said calmly,
"For us Bengalis, Maa Durga is our daughter. She comes home once a year. When your daughter comes home, you don't fast. You feast."
Most people call this scene “the most perfect in cinema history” and you scroll past. This one nearly earns it.
A grieving, racist cop learns his only protector just killed himself. He crosses the street, smashes through a glass door with his nightstick, beats an advertising guy, and throws him out a second-story window. Then he walks away like nothing happened.
Sam Rockwell plays the rage as stupid and inevitable. One unbroken tracking shot follows him the whole way no cuts, no mercy. The violence is ugly, almost casual, and the dark comedy sits right beside the horror.
That single sequence captures the whole film: grief turning into cruelty, power vanishing, and a character so broken you almost want him destroyed. Later he tries to change. None of it works without this low point.
Is it the most perfect scene ever? No. But it’s one of the cleanest, meanest, most controlled explosions of character and craft in recent cinema. That’s why the clip keeps getting called perfect.
World-class players feeling the pressure except one man , even the old man knows who’s capable of turning the game around
This is the real Cristiano Ronaldo they want you to forget…