I used to think these are extremely expensive and difficult tasks before these videos started showing up.
A couple of kids can solve this in 4 months. Amazing!
Isn't there some govt employee responsible for this stuff? What exactly is he doing?
So basically, Youth cleans the drains voluntarily, and we pay life time salaries to municipalities and money assigned for this work is eaten by the counsellor..... Doesn't seem an ideal solution?
we can still barely fathom how much this crime has affected society as a whole
LEDs are probably one of the biggest endocrine disruptors ever developed, and they were deployed on basically the entire population at once.
they are responsible for women’s periods going out of sync with the moon, disrupted male hormones, part of the obesity epidemic, children’s behavioral dysfunctions and much more
all because some people wanted to make more money and justified it with "sustainability"
truly one of the greatest crimes against humanity of our time
So karthik sahni and bittu Tabahi, which means rivers are cleanable, and it can be done even by singular efforts, which would mean all these municipalities are just sitting and eating up all those funds these years?
Going by these two examples... We could have clean water bodies literally in one year... Is the corruption so seeped in, ki literal zero kaam kr rhi hai municipalities..
If there are ten members in a family, pack ten food packets and put one in each person’s bag. Sit down, eat your food, and keep the flight peaceful.
Standing in the aisle and distributing food “Achar lele, fafda lele, paratha lele , le aur sabji lele, chalo ab meetha ho jae etc tex…” honestly it is disgusting.
Some places are meant to be quiet. Flights are one of them.
You want to celebrate your family culture and family values? Great. Your home is right there. Show your love, bonding and togetherness at home. The entire flight doesn’t need to be a part of your family gathering.
Pack it. Eat it. Sit down. And let everyone else enjoy a little peace.
#Kalaignar became Transport Minister in 1967 and introduced Thirukkural inside government buses. Even in 1996, while travelling to school by bus, I used to read those Thirukkural lines displayed inside.
That was the standard back then. Now look at this edho periya ilakkiyam ezhuthi vecha maadhiri. Komali koodaaram. 🙄🙄🙄
Street Race in Chennai was a wonderful event and the first of its kind in India... but look at the narratives and stupidity. Our own people are so desperate to put down our own state 😩
Kolathur kothu parotta nu neenga memes podalam, it will satisfy tharkuris like you.
Aana history la NUMBERS PESUM.
Future generations will mock
the foolish decisions Vijay made,
and he will go down as
the dumbest CM to have ever existed.
See how Kerala vloggers are destroying the pristine shola grasslands on Theni district for taking reels. This is the exact place where Neelakurinji blooms and they are destroying it. Entry is from Kallipara in Idukki district, no TN forest checkpost so they are entering easily
Stop using basic government steps to hide Vijay's complete failure in planning
Getting 48% of the land is a huge success. No big project in the world waits to buy 100% of the land before starting. Over 1,800 acres were already bought legally.
Not buying land in Eganapuram yet shows fairness! The government was talking to the villagers and fixing good compensation packages before your leader blindly cancelled it.
Environmental clearance is the last step, not the first! The project already got official 'In Principle' approval from the Central Government. The environmental study is done in stages later.
Stop the cheap real-estate drama! Chennai airport is getting completely full. Without a second airport, top international companies and jobs will leave Tamil Nadu and go to Bangalore or Hyderabad.
Cancelling a 27,000 crore project just for votes is pure foolishness. Keep supporting this bad decision, and our youth will be left with zero jobs
Stick to writing film scripts, because your technical knowledge about state development is complete garbage
Young South Asian men are diseased with this "we were an empire once a long time ago" bullshit
Instead of focusing on building a better future and combatting, they're focused on some bullshit about centuries dead pissing contests
Notice how TVK ministers always pick useless anonymous social media troll comments like these and make them into a discussion over real questions like drastic drop (77%) in Private investment proposals (in her case). Classic diversion tactics to avoid accountability.
Even Vijay does this. When opposition parties were demanding answers for the failed law and order situation in May, he was talking about how people were against him wearing a suit.
#TVKFails
Indonesia is destroying 2,000,000 hectares of one of the world’s most important & biodiverse rainforests in South Papua for sugarcane. 😡
The world’s BIGGEST deforestation project. 🤬
Everyone should be SO angry about this. It is OUR planet and we are losing wildlife forever!
“I beg you sir, I will touch your feet and pray….please give me two bags of urea.
I don’t have sons, I don’t know how to do it.
Please give me one bag at least sir”!!!
The wailing man is a farmer from Rangampet, Kolcharam Mandal, Medak District, Telangana.
He is begging the PACS staff to help him with urea.
Ever since the Telangana Congress government moved the fertilizer booking process to a Mobile App, many are struggling.
First, you need a smartphone to do it and the internet connectivity for the same.
Plus, you need to learn how to do it.
Most people this age only know how to use mobiles for calls…and some high-strung Babu, from the comfort of his AC chamber thought “urea booking App”, is the smartest way!!!
We quit our jobs.
There were six of us — Shiv Nadar, Arjun Malhotra, Yogesh Vaidya, Subhash Arora, D.S. Puri and me.
It was 1976. Startups were not really a thing in India. Venture capital did not exist. Banks were not exactly lining up to lend money to six young men with an idea and no collateral.
And computers? Most people had barely heard of them.
But we believed the microprocessor was going to change the world.
So we took the plunge.
Between the six of us, we managed to put together ₹1.87 lakh. We borrowed, pooled our savings and, in one case, even sold a car.
Our first office was a small barsati in Golf Links, Delhi.
We called ourselves Microcomp. We wanted to build an Indian computer.
There was just one problem.
We didn’t have a manufacturing licence.
That eventually led us to UP Electronics Corporation. They had the licence. We had the technology. And that partnership gave birth to Hindustan Computers Limited — HCL.
But perhaps the most audacious part of the story was what happened next.
We started selling a computer that was still being designed.
We had a brochure and a mock-up of the machine. That was it.
Our sales teams went across India, knocking on doors and convincing businesses to buy into a technology they had never used before.
The first orders came from IIT Kharagpur and IIT Madras.
Then came the harder part — convincing businesses.
In Coimbatore, we were up against DCM DP, a much bigger and more established name. I still remember sitting in the reception area of Premier Mills while the DCM team made its pitch.
We went in second.
And we won.
That one order gave us five more. Then ten.
That was HCL in those early years: not having the biggest balance sheet, the biggest brand or the easiest path — but finding a way.
We were restless.
We looked for gaps. We hired people who had what we called a “cowboy” spirit. We believed that technology had to be made useful and accessible, not intimidating.
And we kept moving.
From building India’s early indigenous computers to taking our business to Singapore when HCL was just four years old. From a small room in Delhi to a global technology company.
When I look back at 50 years, I think about six people sitting together in 1976, wondering if this crazy idea could actually work.
I think about a barsati.
A brochure for a computer that did not yet exist.
And the courage to knock on the next door.
That, to me, is the real HCL story.
50 years later, the technology has changed beyond anything we could have imagined.
But the spirit remains the same:
Dream big. Take the risk. And above all, Just Aspire.
Happy 50th, HCL.
What a journey it has been.
#AjaiChowdhry #JustAspire #HCL #50yearsofHCL #Nostalgic #Founders
One IAS officer started doing just his duty, not even anything extra, simple duty and things are changing.
Imagine the level of safety and satisfaction in public if even 50% Sarkari Babus start doing their job honestly.