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[News Algebra @NewsAlgebraIND]

Employees at a Noida office chose male managers over female bosses 😳

In the popular "This or that" trend, participants have to choose between two options

Surprisingly, everyone chose the male manager option. This included female employees as well 🤯

[Kumar Manish @kumarmanish9]

#Ahmedabad Bhajan Clubbing.

[From the Hills of Nagaland. @Nagaland_India]

Dedicated to every racist individual in the World

[धर्मपिता बुल्ला भैया 🇮🇳🚩 @Bullalegakhulla]

Yahi empowered feminist didi hamse Navratri me puchhogi ki inhe devi kyu nahi smajhte hai

[Comman Man @CommanMan777589]

The Indian Gen Z is busy doing this!

A foreigner’s video of his visit to a shared home in Bengaluru. Inside, a group of young Indians, some just teenagers, are quietly building amazing AI projects.

From AR glasses and voice agents to noise cancellation tools and smart robots, this “Locals Bangalore” house is full of energy, innovation, and big dreams.

[From the Hills of Nagaland. @Nagaland_India]

Warning again to all the racist people

[ई @Indiamymuse]

the maximalism of indian women✨️

[Oxomiya Jiyori 🇮🇳 @SouleFacts]

A mother steps out for New Year with her little girl.
Comes back so drunk she can’t even walk—
while the child cries, helpless.

Is this what “modern, independent” means?
Freedom without responsibility isn’t empowerment.
It’s abandonment disguised as progress.p

[Sarthak Bhagat @sarthakbhagat45]

Rathee student on a call with his professor.

[🇮🇳 Indrani 🇮🇳 @Anti_Congressi]

What an absolute stunner I am amazed. Hearing Aigiri Nandini from Her feels like She is Shakti herself. 🙏🔥

[Tushar ॐ♫₹ @Tushar_KN]

The same story at every event: the same educated, modern Indians can be seen creating chaos in big cities

While foreigners find refuge and peace in our culture, we Indians are seen acting shamelessly

Disappointing...

[Arpit @ag_arpit1]

The Most Emotional Moment of Sunderkand

We all know the story of Sunderkand, but there is one specific part that is so beautiful it can bring tears to your eyes.

Imagine Maa Sita sitting in the Ashok Vatika, having spent 11 long months away from Prabhu Shri Ram. Suddenly, she sees something - a small token of his love.

Tulsidas Ji has described this moment so perfectly in the Ramayana.

When Hanuman Ji drops Shri Ram’s ring, Maa Sita recognizes it in just a second.

The ring has "Ram" engraved on it so beautifully, and just seeing it makes her forget all the pain and suffering she had been going through.

For a moment, she is overwhelmed with joy, but then a question pops into her mind - how did this ring reach here in Lanka?

It’s such a powerful mix of emotions: happiness, relief, and wonder.

This small ring was more than just jewelry; it was a message of hope that her wait was finally coming to an end.

Isn't it amazing how a simple object can hold so much power?

What is your favorite part of the Sunderkand?

Let’s share our thoughts in the comments. Jai Shri Ram!

[The Modern Himachal @themodernhp]

⚠️ Pallavi went to college to build her future, but allegations say she faced continuous harassment.

An inappropriate conduct by a professor and ragging at a Dharamshala college, pushed her into depression.

Her condition worsened to the point that she was put on a ventilator, and on the 26th, Pallavi lost her battle for life.

Silence is not an option anymore. Pallavi deserves justice. 🙏🏼

[aslichin @aslichin_]

Yet what chinese do in name of dunhuang today is completely indian dancing and indian clothing. I don't see them wearing this but wearing indian mauryan era clothing

[Ram Vedi @ramvedii]

United Nation has declared 726 globally recognised Terrorists

Muslims - 702
Christians - 13
Koreans - 11
RSS/Bajranj dal - 0

Conclusion - UN is islamophobic

[Neeraj Singh Dogra 🇮🇳 @dogra_ns]

Why is she looking for flat in Hindu owners? Is it safety ?

25% of the Delhi population is Muslim but a Muslim girl from Kashmir is struggling to get an accommodation.

Shame on the Muslims of NCR for not renting their room to a Kashmiri Muslim girl

[Bhagavad Gita 🪷 @Geetashloks]

Today, according to the English calendar, the New Year is being celebrated. I know that many of you will celebrate it as your New Year—and there is nothing wrong in that.

But keep one thing in mind: a year does not truly become new just because a calendar page changes. On this day, seasons do not change, nature does not alter its rhythm, and the Earth does not signal new life. Our Hindu New Year—Gudi Padwa, Ugadi—is special because it moves in harmony with nature.

It begins when spring arrives, when new buds bloom on trees, when fields prepare for a fresh harvest, and when the Sun changes its course. That is when a true New Year begins.

Therefore, the Hindu New Year is not just a date—it is the beginning of a new cycle of life. Celebrate, rejoice, but never forget: the true New Year comes with nature, not with the calendar.

Radhe Radhe