After every tragedy, the vultures flock in first.
1. Media vultures - who make things even worse with their shrill sensationalism.
2. Agenda vultures - who never lose an opportunity to heartlessly plug their narrative.
3. Conspiracy vultures - who immediately indulge in baseless speculation to spread hate and fear.
4. Expertise vultures - who profoundly display their shallow knowledge about the issue.
5. Emotional vultures - who exploit the victims and families’ stories & photos to farm some engagement.
Vultures, I tell you. Tragedy is their food and misery is their fuel.
Did you know? When Thomas Tuchel joined PSG in 2018, he moved into a beautiful house with his family. To help manage their home, he and his wife hired a Filipino housemaid, who worked tirelessly and remained highly professional and dedicated to the Tuchel family.
As time passed, they developed a bond, and one day, Tuchel and his wife discovered the reason behind her hard work: she was saving money to fund a life-saving heart operation for one of her children. Without hesitation, Tuchel decided to cover the entire cost of the operation. Thankfully, the surgery was a success, giving the child a new lease on life.
But the story doesn’t end there. When Tuchel faced increasing pressure and the threat of being sacked by PSG, he asked the housemaid about her biggest dream. She shared her wish to return to the Philippines, build a home, and live out her days with the family she deeply missed.
After Tuchel was eventually dismissed by PSG and before he moved on to manage Chelsea, he ensured he fulfilled her dream. He gifted her a stunning villa in the Philippines, where she now lives happily with her family.
A truly remarkable gesture from Thomas Tuchel. What an incredible person! 👏🇩🇪
Really happy to hear that Ranji trophy is getting importance. By the way opening bat Abhimanyu Easwaran who scored over 7000 runs with 27 hundreds & 48 avg in fc matches didn't get a single Test match in 5 tests when Indian batting was failing. Can the coach Gambhir explain?
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As the city of #Ayodhya prepares for the #RamTemple consecration ceremony, several residents find themselves displaced without proper compensation. @himansshhi reports on the human cost of Ayodhya's mega facelift.
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Just a reminder that Man City still haven’t been charged for 115 breaches of Financial Fair Play and have faced no punishment, while Everton have been docked 10 points for one charge.
Premier League, most corrupted league in the world.