Sanjay SyamPrasad, an Indian working as a night-shift employee at Northwell Hospital in the U.S., secretly placed cameras inside the small air vents of 9 restrooms in the hospital. Through these cameras, he recorded videos of around 13,000 women and children while they were bathing, changing clothes, urinating, and defecating.
He also sent some of these recorded videos to certain members of the HSS (Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh), the U.S. branch of the RSS organization.
One night, while he was watching such a video in his room, a colleague noticed it, grew suspicious, and questioned him. At that moment, he threw a pen drive device he had into the trash bin. The colleague reported the matter to the police. Following this, Sanjay Sam Prasad, referred to as a “Sanghi,” was arrested, and his house was also searched.
The subsequent investigation revealed that he had also been trading these videos and sharing them on social media with some RSS members in India.
My article on the Supreme Court Judgment in Hong Kong Bank case, reversing the order of National Consumer Commission holding that charging interest @36% and more on credit card users who default on payments is usurious and unfair trade practice. https://t.co/sRX7wMqrZU
@ManiYogini Interesting. Is there a description of how the prosthesis is manufactured, how it's fixed, and how it aligns the rest of the limb? Any guide for other practitioners to follow and develop the art and science further?
India isn’t a puzzle to solve — it’s a song you feel.
The West calls it chaos, we call it choreography.
They see traffic jams, we see rhythm.
They hear noise, we hear a festival.
A land where gods have ten arms, but bureaucrats won’t lift one.
Where we pray in Sanskrit, swear in Hindi, and dream in English.
Where a tea seller debates politics with an IITian.
Where Mars is within reach, but milk packets still leak.
It’s not about logic — it’s about magic.
India doesn’t always work how it should, but it works because of who we are.
You don’t read India. You live it.
And the more time you spend here, the more you realize — it’s not India that changes, it’s you.
War between two countries never truly ends on the battlefield.
It ends in hospitals, in orphanages, in the silent tears of mothers on both sides- who never declared it, may not have wanted it, but lost the most to it.
Operation Sindoor wasn’t just a military response- it was the voice of a wounded nation rising with quiet resolve.
A name that honoured the sindoor wiped from countless foreheads.
Two women officers—one Hindu, one Muslim—delivering a united message- this is a fight against terror, not against any faith.
It was a moment when pain turned into strength, and silence turned into action.
When the country stood not as fragments, but as one heartbeat.
We may bleed, but we do not break. We may mourn, but we do not retreat.
@sanjeev_vhp Utterly false and fake. Pl read the book and verify the Page nos. Ambekar was a critical of Muslims and Islam as Hindus and Hinduism. But he did not say these things. Pl don't sully his fairname.
@grafidon@bookmyshow This is ridiculous. Such platforms are public places and amenable to constitutional rights. In my view, a writ Petition can be filed on the issue
@blitzkreigm The High Court had no power to evict them. It's for Govt to file a suit or other appropriate proceeding and legal defences, incl. adverse possession are open to the parties.
#Breaking: Former DU professor GN Saiaba was released from jail this morning after the Bombay HC acquitted him of all charges under the UAPA in a Maoist link case; he spent close to 9 years in jail