He is Mohammad Asad
He brutally killed a Hindu using a Sacrificial knife on Eid-ul-Adha
He posted on social media- "A sacrifice of a disbeliever has been offered for the sake of Allah"
He is eliminated in a police encounter by UP police of India.
- @RealBababanaras
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Her name is Ipsita Sarangi. She is 17 years old. Daughter of Dinamani Sarangi. She lives in Jagannath Vihar Bharatpur Bhubaneswar Odisha.
She has been missing since March 14 2026.
Height 5’3”. Complexion wheatish.
As per Bhubaneswar Police a reward of Rs 25000 has been announced for information leading to her safe recovery. Identity of the informant will be kept confidential.
If you have any information contact immediately. +91 94386 01553, +91 70775 66079.
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A beautiful initiative from Bhubaneswar.
To help birds survive the harsh summer, BMC has installed artificial nests and water pots on trees.
What makes it even better - the nests are made from recycled coconut coir collected through waste-to-wealth efforts.
Urban conservation + sustainability together. Odisha leading by example.
Sometimes Smiles are more Painful than Tears!
This is how poor Hindus are treated in an infected neighbourhood; three year old kid smashed to the ground for saying 'Jai Shri Ram'
A Muslim man from Bihar arrives in Dehradun with over 40 children to admit them in a local madrasa.
These kids are only being taught Quran and Jannat — no Science, no Maths, nothing.
Bajrang Dal asks: No madrasas in Bihar? Coming here to alter Uttrakhand demography?
Pune Mancher : Adult Javed Shaikh abducted a Hindu schoolgirl, kept her in captivity for 4 years, burned her with cigarettes, made her eat beef and wear Burqa. For four years his family, his neighbors, his entire area everyone knew about the abducted little Hindu girl facing torture daily.
Not one of them reported. Not ONE. They probably laughed about it. Remember Nida Khan is also from Pune. Maybe one of the neighbors!
Finally family rescued her after finding out where she was. Four years. You can see what that ideology did to her.
Is it possible to coexist with these beasts???
> Be Keanu Reeves
> 61 years old
> Looks the same at 61 as 30
> Born in Lebanon
> Speed movie made him famous
> Had a thing for Sandra Bullock but didn't hit on her
> Wears basic clothes
> Lived out of hotels for many years
> Sometimes eats lunch with homeless people
> Okay being by himself & watching a movie alone
> Interacts with normal people unlike typical celebs
> Gifts motorcycles to his Matrix stunt crew
> Starts a foundation without his name on it
> Starts a motorcycle company because he loves them
> Now makes trippy movies like "Outcome"
> Plays in a band called Dogstar
> Taking a break from movies to tour with his band in 2026
And Keanu is still the kindest dude in Hollywood who is loved by all.
Keanu is badass.
As a Shia Ismaili Muslim, I strongly believe our INDIA is the best country for Shia's. During this holy month of #Ramadan not a single Muslim nation has come forward to help #Iran with humanitarian aid during this #IranIsraelConflict ! Hence only National Interest should matter!
I feel utmost grief in announcing the sad demise of my ex co-News anchor at Doordarshan, Sarala Maheshwari 🙏
She was the embodiment of grace and courtesy.
Beautiful not just in appearance but even more so at heart, she had a remarkable command over language and was a reservoir of knowledge. Her presence on the Doordarshan screen had a unique aura. She respected everyone and uplifted every space she was part of.
I pray that God grants her soul eternal peace and gives strength to the Maheshwari family.
Om Shanti 🙏🙏🙏
Whenever you speak against reservation, Atrocities Act, or UGC regulations, neo-Ambedkarwadis taunt you by calling you privileged. Their favourite phrase: “Equality feels like oppression to the privileged.”
So setting the record straight once and for all. My grandfather was a small farmer in a remote village. My father left the village and joined the army as a jawan, and I became a doctor from there on my own, without any reservation, though I was eligible as OBC.
Of course, I ticked the OBC column while giving pre-medical tests, but I was a teenager, mentally immature at that time. If I had the understanding I have now, I would have ticked the open category.
These are the pictures of my childhood with my siblings. I’m sure this doesn’t look “privileged.” Lastly, this post is only to settle the privileged taunts, not to claim that I’ve achieved something big. I haven’t. Countless people with far fewer resources have achieved far better. So I’m a nobody, but certainly not privileged.
Though I’m an OBC and my kids won’t suffer from these regulations as much, I still oppose them because what’s wrong is wrong. I’ve studied in a medical college. I’ve seen IITs and other colleges as well. People study, make friends, and have a good time. Nobody is into casteism there. It’s the liberal humanities sections who have spoiled the college environment for their personal activism. They want such regulations to fix what they hate.
This can’t be acceptable to anyone unless they are a casteist, hateful bigot.
Saw #Border2. Quite impressive. ₹40.59 crores collection on day 2! Surely a blockbuster in the making.
At the centre of it all stands Sunny Deol. Time hasn’t diluted his screen aura. When he walks into a frame, the screen feels heavier. There’s a firmness in his eyes, a controlled rage in his voice, and a sense of authority that doesn’t need exaggeration. Whether he’s facing enemy fire, impossible odds, or moments of emotional breakdown, he dominates every scene effortlessly. Aisa comeback na kisi ka hua aur naahi kabhi hoga.
The first half focuses on family, bonding, brotherhood, army life, and a bit of humour, warmth, and realism. These lighter portions make the shift to war in the second half more meaningful, as the stakes feel personal, not just cinematic. The second half is all about war, which looks intense, grounded, and powerful on the big screen, with plenty of unforgettable goosebumps, pride-filled moments, and tear-jerking scenes.
What stands out is the film’s honesty. There are no forced messages, no artificial peace sermons, and no distractions from the core theme. It stays rooted in duty, sacrifice, and realism, feeling like a true continuation of Border rather than a modern rewrite.