A Pakistani Birmingham taxi driver whipped his wife with a belt and said:
“Are you abiding by my rule? Hey daughter of animal are you abiding by my rule?”
Then he strangled her. She filmed both attacks.
Sorif Uddin, 28.
Sentence: 2 years suspended.
He walked free.
She had to record her own beating so a court would believe her. He still went home.
Don't spend much of anything on people who don't reciprocate, and it's not always about materialistic things this can be applied to understanding, trust, love, sacrifice, keeping promises, loyalty etc. Don't give them chances, don't forget what they did and don't forgive them.
A Sikh girl gets abducted by her acquaintances, they try to burn her alive and flee. She’s hospitalised for months and eventually succumbs to her burn injuries.
AAP govt in Punjab. Law & order is state govt’s responsibility.
And this clown (she's not Hindu, just carrying Hindu name to fool people) is blaming Manusmriti for it. Seriously?
Rothschild family owned magazine The Economist published this cover image in its January 2026 edition
If you look carefully at first image, they have shown a melting glacier at bottom left
If you place this image on a clock, melting glacier aligns exactly with the end of August
WHEN TO LEAVE:
More tears than joy — LEAVE.
More excuses than effort — LEAVE.
More confusion than clarity — LEAVE.
More begging than receiving — LEAVE.
More anxiety than peace — LEAVE.
More potential than reality — LEAVE.
More disrespect than love — LEAVE.
If you have to teach a grown adult how to value you — LEAVE.
Jensen Huang says the first AI supercomputer he ever built had exactly one customer on earth:
Elon Musk.
Back in 2016, he had just created a machine called the DGX1.
It cost $300,000 dollars.
He announced it on stage, and the room went completely silent since nobody understood it, so nobody wanted to buy it.
Since Elon knew him because Nvidia had built the first self-driving computer for the Tesla Model S, Elon bought & tried it.
Elon said he had a small company that could use it.
Jensen boxed one up himself and drove it to San Francisco. He carried it up to a room full of researchers. That tiny company turned out to be OpenAI.
The machine nobody wanted went on to launch the AI revolution.
— Jensen Huang (.@JensenHuang)