Is Rakshabandhan patriarchal, misogynist and sexist?
Can only sisters tie Rakhis around their brother’s wrist? Is a Rakhi tied for the protection of the sister or the brother? Watch this video to find out.
Historian KS Lal's research concludes that the average life expectancy of a Hindu woman in Muslim harems was 1 year.
A Hindu noble woman was raped by the Sultan, his brothers, then his generals and finally passed over to their homosexual servants. Most women would succumb to deep tearing and internal sexual organ damage.
What bravery is it to live this life, Swara? I am sure you would know.
Cant get over this girl.. how sweet!!!
Karga Tinkle Gongo from Arunachal Pradesh, who went viral after saying, “Don’t call me Chinese, call me Indian” sang the national anthem, and every word carried the cutest little ounce of patriotism
Absolutely adorable. But also boils my blood that a child has to remind anyone that she is Indian simply because of how she looks
Tukaram Mundhe has issued notices to Tiger Shroff, Ajay Devgn, and one more less known actor over a misleading pan masala ad.
Before this, he even sealed the Bombay High Court canteens, and prior to that, several posh, highly connected restaurants.
Mundhe would have been transferred at his first instance of such audacity in the pre-social media era, but thanks to social media and massive public support, no one can touch him, unless he makes a mistake.
Other Babus, especially the young ones, seeing this: this is your time to rise and shine. Be the next Tukaram Mundhe. You have the power, ability, and resources to bring the actual change, do it, people will surely rally behind you.
India is filled with idiots who get Pitbulls without having the first clue how to handle them.
Viral video this week from Patiala shows a couple being mauled while a broker was showing them a property. And look at the panicked response. 🤦🏽♂️
The Western idea of teenagers working in cafes makes zero macroeconomic sense in India.
First there is absolutely no need for it.
India is a labor surplus economy. Western cafes hire 16 yr due to a severe shortage of cheap adult labor. Here millions of adults desperately need these entry level service jobs to feed their families.
Allocating a cafe job to a teenager for pocket money when an adult needs it for basic survival is socially and economically tone deaf.
Second the wage economics completely fail here. Because unskilled labor is abundant the market wage is incredibly low.
A teenager’s time is their absolute highest ROI asset. In our hyper competitive, developing economy, their sole economic utility should be human capital formation studying, clearing exams, and building specialized skills.
Blindly importing a Western model built for labor scarce economies isn't progressive, it's just bad economics.
That's what atleast i think......
Corruption catches headlines. The crackdown on corruption rarely does. That is why the recent crackdown by Rajasthan against corruption deserves attention.
Under Rajasthan CM's push for greater accountability in governance, twenty officials and employees, including an RAS officer, have been dismissed from service. Another 332 have been suspended, 17 have lost their pensions, prosecution has been sanctioned in 108 corruption-related cases, and investigations are underway in 577 more cases.
Whether every individual case ultimately stands the test of due process is for the legal system to decide. But as a common citizen, it is encouraging to see a strong message being sent: those who misuse public money, sit on files, harass citizens, or treat accountability as optional should know that consequences can follow.
People don't expect miracles from the system. They simply want honest work, timely decisions, and consequences for those who misuse public office. If this approach is applied fairly and consistently, it is a step in the right direction.
Honestly, India's youth has become way too easy to manipulate. No research, no critical thinking, no real understanding of politics, governance, or even basic civic sense.. just viral reels, edits, and blind hype. A random guy sitting comfortably in the USA creates a "youth party, says a few motivational lines online, and suddenly thousands start treating him like some revolutionary leader.
Most of these people can't stay disciplined in their own lives, dont want to study properly, dont want to work hard, complain about everything, yet somehow think they fully understand how to change an entire country.
Nobody asks the important questions: Who is the founder? What has this founder actually achieved? What's the real agenda? What experience does he have? What's the actual plan beyond social media marketing? But of course, asking questions requires intelligence. Blindly following trends is easier. This generation doesnt follow facts anymore. it follows whatever looks cool on Instagram..