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[Rahul Kedia @RahulKedia91132]

@FabulasGuy Bhai, agar pata na ho to maat bola kar! Little knowledge is dangerous thing!!

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@TheKhelIndia Tanvi Patri

[AstroCounselKK 🇮🇳 @AstroCounselKK]

How lonely and painful 😒 life can be sometimes ..

[Rahul Kedia @RahulKedia91132]

@GabbbarSingh Kya chutiya aadmi ho! Cricket ke alawa or koi game kabhi dekhe bhi ho?

[Rahul Kedia @RahulKedia91132]

@VarierAravind My god man!! Your hindu hate is soo real!! May lord Krishna gives you peace! 🙏

[Rahul Kedia @RahulKedia91132]

@Chinmayi My God!! Your hate for Hindus is REAL!!!!

[कुंभकरण @_kumbhkaran]

Pakistani movies are full of Hindu hate. In their movies
> Hindus are more evil than Dayan.
> Death threats if someone is hindu.
> Hindu gods are weaker than allah
> Convert Hindu women to Islam and ask her to recite Kalma.

This is what they are showing in movies in Pakistan

[V🐧 @Vtxt21]

A Minor rich kid took out his Father's car & k!lled a 22 year old youth in Delhi

Went to court & got the bail immediately

A single mother who raised her son alone for 22 years is crying helplessly

Losing hope in the Justice system day by day 😑

[Gurpreet Singh Sandhu @GurpreetGK]

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[Kiran Kumar S @KiranKS]

Here's a list of places around Bengaluru which I'm sure people who go around the world to get their passport stamped, won't have seen.

Markonahalli dam - 95 km

Devarayana durga - 72 km

Skandagiri hills - 56 km

Manchanbele dam - 42 km

Neligudde Kere - 53 km

Gudibande and vatadahosahalli lake - 96 km

Savandurge hills - 70 km

Shettihalli church - 196 km

Thattekere - 45 km

Karighatta - 144km

thippagondanahalli reservoir - 36 km

To be visited-

Blue lagoon, Mysuru - 160 km

Ananthargange , kotilingheshwara..Kolar - 74 km

Bheemeshwari Fishing & Nature Camp - 110 km

Madugiri betta - 101 km

Chikmadurai - 27 km

Maklidurga - 52 km

Kemmengundi - 250 km

Kalathgiri - 252 km

Horsley hills chitoor - 152 km

Mulayangiri - 252 km

Adichunchungiri - 106 km

Kanva dam - 65 km

Bilikal Rangaswamy Betta - 86 km

Pearl Valley: Also known as Muthyalamaduvu - 49 km

Siddarbetta - 95 km

Avalabetta - 87 km

Hesarghetta lake - 22 km

thottikallu falls - 42 km

Channarayana durga - 93 km

Mekedatu - 203 km

Nrithyagram - 25 km

Kempegowda fort - 60 km

Shivaganga hill - 49 km

Ramanagara - 64 km

Panchapalli dam - 106 km

Vani vilas sagar (mari kanive) - 176 km

Gayathri dam - 144 km

Suvarnavathi reservoir/Chikkahole dam - 200 km

Melukote - 150 km

Lepakshi - 118 km

Mandharagiri (basadi betta) - 58 km

Krp dam krishnagiri - 110 km

Sulikere - 27 km

Ramadevara betta - 63 km

harobele dam / arkavathi dam - 71 km

Gunjur lake - 33 km

Iynagudi lake - 84 km

mettur dam - 203 km

Triveni Sangam -

Kunthibetta - 157 km

Kunigal lake - 71 km

Tonnur kere - 151 km

Melukote - 145 km

Shravanabelagola - 145 km

Halebeedu - 206 km

Belur - 217 km

Pandavpura - 157 km

Kabbal Durga - 94 km

Bheemankuppe lake - 50 km

Kolli hills - 266 km

Dandiganahalli dam - 80 km

Thally - 72 km

Anchetty.. Anchetty stream - 96 km

Krishnagiri dam - 112 km

Kaivara - 73 km

Jakkalamadagu dam - 53km

Shoolagiri - 70 km

Bettamugillalam dam-101km

Hutridurga - 73 km

Kelavarapalli dam - 56 km

Pavagada fort - 174 km

Jalamangala and Lakshminarayanaswamy Betta - 77 km

Achallu betta - 100 km

Irakasandra - 68 km

Gummanayaka Fort - 121 km

Thimmappana Swamy betta - 79 km

Chunchanakatte falls - 200 km

Nagalapuram - 280 km

Mavathuru lake - 83 km

Turahalli forest - 31 km

Hoskote Lake - 31 km

Muninagara Dam - 47 km

Gulakamale Lake - 40 km

Bhasmangi fort - 143 km

Mahadevpura - 143 km

Medigeshi fort - 121 km

Madakasira fort - 134 km

Ratnagiri Fort - 122 km

Penukonda Fort - 137 km

Nijagal Betta - 51 km

Good places to visit near Bengaluru:

1. Omkar Hills and Turahalli Forest - 13 kms [Temple, Sight Seeing]

2. Art of Living International Center - 24 kms [Ashram]

3. Pyramid valley - 37 kms [Meditation Centre]

4. Savandurga Hill, - 50 kms [Trek]

5. Shivaganga Hill - 50 kms [Temple, Trek]

6. Nijagal Betta, Tumkur - 52 kms [Trek]

7. Makalidurga, Doddaballapura - 55 kms [Trek]

8. SRS Hills, Ramnagar - 60 kms [Temple, Trek]

9. Nandi Hills - 60kms [Sight Seeing]

10. Skandagiri Hills - 60 kms [Trek]

11. Devarayanadurga, Tumkur - 70 kms [Temple, Very short trek]

12. Muthathi, Karnataka - 100 kms [Forest, River, Sight Seeing]

13. Madhugiri Trek - 103 kms [Fort, Trek]

14. BR Hills - 183 kms [Temple, Sight Seeing]

15. Sakleshpur - 220 kms [Sight Seeing, Trek]

16. Chikmagaluru - 240 kms [Sight Seeing, Trek]

17. Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh - 252 kms [Temple]

18. Madikeri Trip - 270 kms [Sight Seeing]

19. Tadiandamol Hills 270 kms [Trek]
20. Coorg - 270 kms [Sight Seeing]

21. Kukke Sumbramanya - 270 kms [Temple]

22. Dudhsagar - 546 kms [Falls, Trek]

From Bengaluru:

0 to 50kms:
* T.G reservoir.
* Manchinbele reservoir.
* Kanva.
* T.K falls.
* Shanmukha temple.
* N.G lake.
* Ramnagar.
* Revanasiddeshwara trek
* Hesarghatta Grasslands

50 to 100kms:
* Maddur.
* Mekedatu.
* Pearl Valley (Muthaylamaduvu).
* Chunchi waterfalls.
* Kabbaladurga Trek.
* Maasti Malur.
* Makalidurga Railway trek.
* Mandharagiri Trek.

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[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

This diet worked for my brother, and he lost 6 kg in a month.

Strict rules
- Drink 3 litres of water per day
- Limited salt
- No oil or max. 2 spoons per day
- Finish dinner before 8 pm
- No namkeen, no fried food, no bakery items
- No sugar, no jaggery, no honey
- No rice, no maida, no late-night eating
- No tea, no coffee, no biscuits

Morning
- Drink warm water after waking up
- Eat 5 soaked almonds
- Walk for 30 to 40 minutes daily

After walking
Protein is mandatory (choose one)
- 2 moong dal chilla + ½ cup curd
- Raw paneer 100 g + lemon
- 2 besan chilla + vegetables or ½ cup curd
- Thick curd 200 g with seeds

Mid-morning
- 1 fruit such as apple, papaya, or guava
- Coconut water 2 to 3 days per week

Lunch (choose one)
- 1 roti + 1 bowl of green sabzi
- Salad + sprouts + ½ cup curd

Evening
- Roasted chana or makhana
- Green tea or lemon water

Dinner (choose one)
- 1 cup vegetable soup
- Salad + boiled sprouts
- Dal + sabzi, 1 cup

[Ramesh RB @Rameshchess]

We won't read about Dipu Chandra Das anywhere in the Western or Indian liberal media circles. No public outrage, no secularism in danger noises, no human rights activists raising red flags, no democracy in danger noises, no social activists outraged, no minority in danger concerns, no extreme right-wing taking over the country alarms, etc.
Some religions have been given the right to do extreme, brutal violence over the rest in the current world order. The Leli's will extend covering fire through intellectual, ideological, social, political, and financial protection.
Om Shanthi.

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

[TRIGGER WARNING]

A Hindu man, Dipu Chandra Das, lynched and burned alive by a radical Islamist mob in Bangladesh.

Now you can feel better by asking, “Where is the US?” or “Where is the UN?” but trust me, nobody cares about a community that doesn’t care for its own. To explain my point: had this man been Palestinian and the perpetrators Israeli, Hindus only would have been erupting in outrage across social media like wildfire. Hindu intellectuals, actors, sportspersons, journalists, authors, everyone would have gone bonkers.

Because that’s the in thing. Hindu lives are not. So why should the world care? It’s not their responsibility. It’s ours, more so India’s. When India was divided, minorities were given assurances of protection by both India and undivided Pakistan to stay where they were, under the Nehru–Liaquat Pact. India is bound by the pact to safeguard them. But are we doing enough for them?

[Grace Gym🏋️‍♀️ @GraceGym_]

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[The Kaipullai @thekaipullai]

A lot of people ask why so many Indians run abroad the first chance they get? Why some states have temples dedicated to foreign country visas? Why some people are so desperate to get away that they even risk death by drowning or freezing to illegally enter other countries?

Why are Indians so desperate to immigrate?

Because in the countries these people usually move to, they value life. They value people. They value you.

Unfortunately, that particular concept is virtually unheard of in India.

Here, lives are as important as money is to a sacrificial lamb.

Because In India:

The government doesn’t give a damn about you.
The judiciary thinks you don’t even exist.
People, in general, treat others like a piece of crap.
And if you treat someone nicely, chances are they’ll backstab you at the first opportunity.

Most of us have our souls and self-confidence destroyed, respawned, and then destroyed again on a daily basis. We get treated worse than a car in a Rohit Shetty movie.

So why would anyone stay?

In India

A two-bit clerk in an obscure municipal department can make your life miserable.
Any random ticket giver or clerk can abuse you.
A part-time watchman outside a private building treats you like a criminal.
Store workers treat you like a thief.
Everyone treats you like a shirker.

Your life is essentially a never-ending hurdles race that lasts for 70 years, if you make it that far that is.

So why would anyone stay?

In India

You risk your life every single time you step out of the house.
You can die when an illegal concrete slab, which was permitted by a corrupt babu, falls on you.
You can drown in a sewage tunnel because some random bozo has stolen the manhole cover.
You can burn to death in an illegally modified bus that the corrupt RTO has permitted to operate.
You can be run over by a drunken idiot who’s been given a license by that same RTO.
You can be crushed to death in a stampede caused by the incompetence of the police, who can’t handle a crowd.
You can die after consuming poison labelled as medicine because the babu who was supposed to prevent it took a bribe and looked the other way.
You can fall to death from a train because the railway authorities, after taking lakhs of crores in the name of safety, have blown it all away on "other things".

At any point in time, you can get impaled, burned to death, crushed, fall off a cliff, or be killed by a guy with a sword, sometimes all of the above.

Here, life is like the game Prince of Persia, except, unlike in the game, you don’t get three lives, nor can you restart. Once you are dead, you are dead.

So why would anyone stay?

And then comes the worst part.

In India,

Nobody is held accountable.
Nobody faces consequences.
Nobody gets punished.
There’s nobody you can complain to — and where you miraculously can, nobody listens.
People whose incompetence caused your death get promoted.
Some even run important departments that enable them to kill more people.

Every second of your life here is a herculean effort against the system, the process and the people.

However, Hercules had 12 labours in total.

In India, you face 12 labours everyday

So why would anyone stay?

Therefore, when someone actually gets a chance to get out, it shouldn’t be a surprise that they take it with both hands.

P.S.: In the last six months, 22 children died because of fake medicine, 40 people were burned to death in illegally modified buses and 51 people died in stampedes.

Those were 113 easily preventable deaths. Deaths mind you. DEATHS

113 innocent Indian citizens lost their lives.

What happened after that?

How many government officials were arrested? How many were punished? How many were sacked? What were the actions taken? How quickly we forgot everyone?

The answers to these questions will tell you why many people don’t want to stay in India anymore.

[Dr Mouth Matters @GanKanchi]

Polis, Sweets & Tears behind every bite ❤️ 😭 “Today, my heart broke when I saw an 80-year-old got pushed into hardship. Abandoned by his own daughter who now lives in London, he has taken up selling sweets and polis on the busy trains of Chennai, to support himself and his wife. His wife, in her late 70s, lovingly prepares them at home, and he walks out with dignity to sell what her hands create. I tasted them — and believe me, they are pure, divine, and filled with love. If you come across him, don’t just buy a sweet or a poli — buy his strength, his resilience, his unbroken spirit. And if you wish to support, please reach out to his contact number and place an order (In Chennai). Sometimes, the best food carries the weight of untold stories. Let’s not let our elders feel abandoned in their final years. ❤️

[Neeraj Atri @AtriNeeraj]

A candidate who scored "minus 9.79" marks in Mathematics has been selected by Rajasthan Public Services Commission.

To teach Mathematics in school.

He scored a perfect ZERO in Educational Psychology. Who can be better to teach, right!!

हमें भारत को आर्थिक महाशक्ति बनाना है।

[Rahul Kedia @RahulKedia91132]

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[Rahul Kedia @RahulKedia91132]

This is apparently a deep fake video! Very difficult (nearly impossible) to differentiate between real and fake! World has changed and it is still changing veerryy fasst

[Gabbar @GabbbarSingh]

Always thought the way Calculus is thought in School is very flawed. Alienates a lot of people. This current generation is lucky. Watch: