Indian origin Piya Pawani model, actress & beauty pageant coach well-known in Muscat fashion industry, Oman, to attend the Modest Fashion Week as a key speaker, to be held in Saudi Arabia from December 15-17
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New team to count Ram Mandir donations in two shifts under SBI supervision. In the wake of the donation theft row, the Ram Temple trust in Ayodhya has deployed a new team for the counting of cash offerings in donation boxes, introducing a two-shift system under the supervision of the State Bank of India (SBI).
According to temple management, a team of 10 to 12 people has been deployed in each shift. The first shift operates from 8 am to 2 pm, while the second runs from 2 pm to 8 pm.
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#WordsOfWisdom#GyanGanga – Episode 298
‘Is the Indian Media Living Up to Professional Ethics?’
Discussion by
Dr Subramanian Swamy with Journalist Ms Madhu Purnima Kishwar
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Forest Minister Jayanta Mallabaruah on Saturday chaired an extensive review meeting with tourism stakeholders at Kaziranga National Park to discuss preparations for the upcoming wildlife tourism season and long-term conservation.
Addressing the media, Mallabaruah asked stakeholders to submit their written recommendations within 10 days to finalise the upcoming tourism roadmap. He stressed that the Forest and Tourism departments will work together to ensure balanced development while keeping ecological integrity the foremost priority.
Forest Minister Jayanta Mallabaruah on Saturday chaired an extensive review meeting with tourism stakeholders at Kaziranga National Park to discuss preparations for the upcoming wildlife tourism season and long-term conservation.
Addressing the media, Mallabaruah asked stakeholders to submit their written recommendations within 10 days to finalise the upcoming tourism roadmap. He stressed that the Forest and Tourism departments will work together to ensure balanced development while keeping ecological integrity the foremost priority.
While ruling out year-round tourism in core area due to annual flood cycle, the Minister said department will explore off-season activities to sustain local livelihoods. He also noted that boosting revenue through better hospitality infrastructure would directly fund habitat management.
Cabinet Minister Keshab Mahanta, MP Kamakhya Prasad Tasa and of Forest and District Administration officials were also present.
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’Is the Indian Media Living Up to Professional Ethics?
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@BlackJustice23 Judiciary in India is a business.Fuck Lawyers & Judges. They play around with people's emotions & miserable conditions. Our citizens are poor in knowledge & Politicially destroyed brains. Nothing will change in this Country. Enjoy slow Death.!
लोकतंत्र में विश्वास करने वाले सभी शक्तियों को सरकार के इस कदम की निंदा करनी चाहिए.
#सोनम_वांगचुक पिछले 20 दिनों से शिक्षा मंत्री #धर्मेंद्र_प्रधान के इस्तीफे की मांग को लेकर अनशन पर थे,उन्हें जबरन उठाकर सफदरजंग अस्पताल ले गई दिल्ली पुलिस. निंदनीय! https://t.co/16Mw0j3bmy
This is a fight of Ram Bhakts against those who have looted the Ayodhya Ram Temple donations!
Hindus from all over the world are asking the bjp to answer on how and why the Ram Temple has been looted by the people appointed with the blessing of the BJP’s union government!
Today in Nagpur, we performed Ram Raksha andolan, protecting Lord Ram from those who have used his name for politics and are looting the Ram Temple.
ज्येष्ठ समाजवादी विचारवंत, 'युवक क्रांती दला'चे (युक्रांद) संस्थापक डॉ. कुमार सप्तर्षी ह्यांच्या निधनाचे वृत्त दुःखद आहे.
आपल्या अमोघ वक्तृत्वाने, धारदार लेखनाने आणि परिवर्तनवादी विचारांनी त्यांनी महाराष्ट्रातील अनेक पिढ्यांना सामाजिक चळवळीची दिशा दाखवली. महात्मा गांधी आणि जयप्रकाश नारायण यांच्या विचारांचा वारसा पुढे नेणारा एक सच्चा लढवय्या आज आपण गमावला.
डॉ. कुमार सप्तर्षी ह्यांना भावपूर्ण श्रद्धांजली!
ॐ शांती.
The Modi government's decision to pay Iran $120 million and subsequently transfer operational interests to an Iranian entity represents a shameful surrender.
The government did not even put up a fight. Instead, it rushed into a decision driven purely by fear of US sanctions. In August 2025, just over a year after signing the deal in 2024, the Modi government completed the full $120 million payment. This amounts to little more than a squandering of taxpayers' money.
By relinquishing operational rights, India has lost not only strategic control over Chabahar but also its broader ambitions for an India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor — a potential counterweight to China's Belt and Road Initiative.
Such actions have damaged India's global image and signal submission to external pressures.
This Sunday will be an enlightening evening with dare-devil Dr Subramanian @Swamy39 and Prof. @madhukishwar exposing role of #GodiMedia - Is The Indian Media Living upto Professional Ethics @ the weekly program of @vhsindia#WordsOfWisdom on all social media platforms 8 pm IST.
Her name is Isha Singh.
She was a young lawyer who could have taken any high paying job she wanted. Instead she spent her time fighting for people no one else would touch. Then she joined the police, and started doing the same thing in uniform.
She was born in Mumbai in 1998, into a family that had already paid the price for honesty. Her father was a police officer who exposed corruption inside the force and was punished for it with posting after posting, until he finally resigned.
Her mother left a government job to become a lawyer who fought for women and the poor. Isha grew up watching what it costs to refuse to look away.
She studied at one of the finest law schools in the country. When she graduated, the easy path was open, a comfortable career in corporate law. She turned it down.
Instead, she took the cases that do not pay. She fought for the widows of three men who had died cleaning a septic tank by hand, and won each of them compensation the system had never meant to give.
She fought for people jailed on false charges, and won the freedom of a woman locked up on inflated accusations pushed by a powerful official.
Then she decided she could do more from inside the system than outside it. She cleared the civil services examination and became an officer of the Indian Police Service.
In uniform, she has been exactly who she was as a lawyer. She now works in the wing that investigates corruption, where the files that cross her desk carry the names of powerful people.
When a powerful figure recently tried to pressure her at a public event, she refused to his face, in front of everyone.
She is still very early in her career. She has already been moved from her post once. If her family's story is anything to go by, it will not be the last time.
She could have had an easy life. She keeps choosing the hard one, on the side of people who have no one else.
India is fast approaching a financial crisis reminiscent of the one it faced in 1991. Several striking similarities have already emerged. For instance, the US conflict with Iran has triggered instability in the Middle East, leading to oil price shocks, currency pressures, and a sharply higher import bill.
The 1991 crisis was successfully managed largely due to Dr. Subramanian Swamy’s pivotal contributions in two key areas: securing a USD 2 billion loan from the IMF and drafting the economic blueprint for the landmark 1991 reforms. The former provided immediate relief, while the latter laid the foundation for sustained, structured economic growth.
It is clear that the leadership of that era—whether Rajiv Gandhi, Chandra Shekhar, or P.V. Narasimha Rao— knew the importance of Dr. Swamy and effectively leveraged his talents for the country’s benefit.
Today, similar warning signs are visible, suggesting that another crisis may be just around the corner. However, the current leadership appears ill-prepared to tackle these emerging challenges. Instead of bold, long-term reforms, it seems focused on short-cuts and quick-fix solutions.
The BJP leadership, in particular, lacks both the vision and the political skill to build a constructive relationship with India’s most seasoned economist-politician. It suffers from a mental block that hinders its ability to accept fresh ideas or unconventional advice. As a result, the upcoming economic crisis could prove far more severe than necessary.
For India, the best hope lies in Dr. Swamy once again taking centre stage. He may well be the captain the nation needs to steer the economy safely through the gathering storm.
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Yawn.... Avoiding Anil Ambani from the Accused list, arrest some Staffer Santa or Banta .... then case will collapse in trial court, leading to collapse of ED's case also and their seizure of Anil Ambani's assets 😎
Senior CPI(M) leader Brinda Karat visited Jantar Mantar to protest the action of the Delhi Police, who forcefully detained and took away environmentalist and educator Sonam Wangchuk on the 21st day of his hunger strike demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and accountability for the NEET Paper Leak and the complete failure of the education system. Comrade Brinda Karat extended solidarity with the ongoing student-youth movement and support for the students and youth who are on hunger strike.