Actor | Traveller | A strong believer in KARMA | Choose to stand strong against the Anti - Nationals | PROUD INDIAN š®š³
Mumbai, India
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Whoever is an enemy of my country is my enemy.
Whoever is an enemy of our Indian Armed Forces is my enemy.
Whoever stands against the progress and development of this nation is my enemy.
My deepest salutations to every brave soul who sacrificed their life to protect the borders of this country and keep us safe. Their courage and sacrifice will forever be remembered.
And to anyone who dares to cast an evil eye on this nation or its brave soldiers -may they face the consequences of their actions a thousand times over.
Jai Hind. š®š³
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Navi Mumbai doesnt have Meyro connectivity or decent public transport connectivity and passengers cannot be forced to pay Rs 2000-3000 for taxi is a valid argument.
Very valid until you hear a Bangalorean talk. We have been forced to go to an aiport outside the city without Metro for over 18 years now!!! Airport opened in May 2008. Metro is not ready even today. We have been paying Rs 1500 or more for airport transfers for almost 2 decades now!!!
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A boy said he went to Kalyan railway station in Maharashtra to drop his family off for their train. The train was originally scheduled to leave at 12 noon, but later they were told it would arrive at 2 PM.
He had bought a platform ticket and waited with his family. However, the train kept getting delayed. Around 5 PM, when he was helping his family board the train and was about to leave, a TTE stopped him and asked for his platform ticket.
He showed the ticket, but the TTE told him that a platform ticket is valid only for 2 hours. Since more than 2 hours had passed, he was fined ā¹500.
The boy then raised a simple question: if the train was delayed for several hours because of the railway, why should the passenger be held responsible for staying at the station?
He had purchased a valid platform ticket and was only there to drop his family.
If the delay was caused by the railway, shouldnāt there be some consideration for passengers and their families who are forced to wait longer?
It raises a genuine question about whether passengers should be fined when they remain at the station because of a railway delay.
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Disgusting, Sick and Shameless.
In a land that worships women as mothers and goddesses, where "Matrudevo Bhava" is not just a phrase but a part of our culture, some people have fallen so low that they are using AI to disrespect a woman in the most degrading way possible. Using AI to create something this vile is shameful beyond words.
To the scumbags behind this morphed Chuttamalle video, I will not spare any of you. I will take every possible legal action against those who created it and those who are spreading it.
Please do not watch, share or engage with such content. Today it is someone else. Tomorrow, it could be your mother, sister, wife or daughter.
This is a serious issue, and I urge all the state governments and the Government of India to act strongly and bring in strict regulations against the misuse of AI.
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Before shutting Mumbaiās T1 and shifting a huge number of passengers to Navi Mumbai, shouldnāt the basic public transport infrastructure have been ready?
While there are buses, there is still no direct metro connecting Mumbai to NMIA. A cab home can cost ā¹2,000āā¹3,000 or more.
Metro Line 8, the crucial MumbaiāNavi Mumbai airport link, is still only in the planning stage, with 2029 being the projected opening.
Why are we shutting down a busy & crucial airport terminal before putting the mass-transit alternative in place? Mumbai is one of the worldās great cities. This level of infrastructure planning simply isnāt good enough.
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HANUMAN CHALISA - dont believe anyone. Try it yourself. Youāll understand what it does. Nobody taught me. Nobody told me when i started it almost 17-18 years back. Did it just like thatā¦And life changed for all the good. But the fact & truth is :- if you think that you can start and will continue doing it just like thatā¦ youāre mistakenā¦ No matter how much efforts you put. Baba choose you to recite his chalisa. Still dont believe me. Try it. Youāll get your answer. ššš»
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My mother was 32 when baba left us. At the age of 11 i saw & realised how cruel a society could be to a widow & her children. Its a long story anyway. But i was amazed to see my grandmother who fought against the odds & never allowed my mom to wear white sarees post the Shraadh. Infact my mom was quite reluctant due to so-called societal pressure. But my grandmom was an educated & a well mannered lady. She lived for nearly 95 years & i miss her.
One Indian tradition I have never understood.
A woman loses her husband, and suddenly her family, relatives and society start imposing restrictions. No sindoor, no bindi, no colourful bangles. In some families, she's even expected to wear only white sarees.
Someone has already lost her husband. She is already sad. In fact, it should be the opposite. Society should be thinking about how to make her happy, how to support her and how to help her live again.
She needs more happiness and support than other people because she is already going through the loss.
But if she starts wearing makeup and jewellery again, dressing well or living happily, society will say - Her husband died, and look how much she is enjoying.
Think about it for a second - How is any of this going to help? Is it helping the woman? Is it helping society? Is the person who died getting any peace because his wife stopped wearing a bindi or sindoor?
Or is there an inherent issue in society that says, āHow can you be happy if your husband has died?ā
If somebody dies and the other person is not allowed to be happy again, then that person's life is also practically dead while living.
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Slowly but steadily, Iām becoming a fan of Asaduddin Owaisi. š
Q: Whatās your opinion on Captain Smit Machchhar, who saved Israel people from a terrorist attack?
Asaduddin Owaisi: āI salute Captain Smit Machchhar, who stopped the plane from being hijacked by his co-pilot and saved the passengers from a terrorist attack.
I praise his quick thinking. If he hadnāt been there, God knows what could have happened. We could have witnessed a 9/11-like tragedy. Iām proud he is an Indian.āš«”š„
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Look closely at how Israel handles terror, and youāll see the mindset a nation needs to survive. Today, Indian pilot Captain Smit Machchhar took a knife wound at 35,000 feet, fought back, and opened the cockpit door so passengers and crew could tackle the attacker. 174 lives were saved on that DubaiāTel Aviv flight.
When they landed, Netanyahu was right there on the tarmac to shake hands with those who fought back. One passenger summed it up on camera: āWeāre a nation of lions, arenāt we?ā
Compare that to Kandahar in 1999. Crowds protesting in front of the PMās house, panicked news cycles, and India eventually folding under pressure to hand over Masood Azhar. We bled for that mistake for twenty years.
Jews have survived centuries of persecution, massacres and genocide. So have Hindus. Yet for many years, our responses to terrorism were very different.
India is finally shedding that old hesitation. We hit back across borders now, and we don't beg for peace. But it has to remain our permanent default: no talks, no concessions, only offensive defence.
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Captain who was stabbed by the co-pilot is Smit Machchhar, an Indian. Showed strong presence of mind and didnāt allow the copilot to succeed in his evil intent.
An Emirati pilot was stabbed trying to save a plane.
Israeli passengers fought back.
A South African and a New Zealander landed it safely in Saudi Arabia, where the passengers have been looked after.
That, my friends, is the United Nations. The real one, not the one giving speeches in New York.
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RT @ShivAroor: Indian pilot Smit Machchar was assaulted by his Omani co-pilot who almost definitely intended to crash the @FlyDubai plane.ā¦
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The interesting detail a Israeli from FlyDubai told the Israeli PM: The Indian pilot who was stabbed managed to unlock the cockpit door after being attacked, which helped prevent a disaster.
If he had not locked the door, everything could have turned out very differently.
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Do people setup Ganesh ji at home for the sake of social status only? This is an insult to the Divine. They worshipped Him for nine days, and now look Ganesh ji is lying in the drains. God will never forgive you people. š
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Hum desh k yeh sab dhakosle baazi nahi rok sakte. Hum aisa koi kanoon nahi laa sakte jahan criminals crime karne se bhi 100 baar soche ? But humein desh ko uss uchai par lekar jaana hai, jahan se gire toh bachne ki koi umeed hi naa hoā¦Tum ladoge nahi, maroge nahi, maaroge nahiā¦. Toh kursi dhariyo ka kursi kaise rahegi. Tumhari apaas ki khushi hi Inki kursi ki aade aati haiā¦ yeh jiss din samajh logeā¦ uss din ankhon mein padi patti bhi hategi aur dekh paaoge Neta aur Netagiri kisi k liye nahi hote. Aam aadmi ko chup karane k liye Freebies baant do yaa toh Itni taqleef dedo woh khud khushi hi kar le.
"India living in a zombie faith." š¹
"Woman beaten over black magic rumours." š
An elderly woman was tied to a tree near a place of worship and assaulted by a mob in Telangana amid rumours accusing her of black magic. Terrifying & deeply disturbing.
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Assam: The Education Department has not issued any circular regarding restrictions on visits by guardians and citizens to Government schools.
Education Minister @ranojpeguassam clarified and said, āguardians and citizens are welcome to visit and offer suggestions.ā
One CRCC named Nurul Hussain has been issued a show-cause for circulating the false message on WhatsApp.
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When a school student does something good, the principal calls the parents in and the reward reaches them too. They go home feeling special. When someone receives a Padma award, the family is present at Rashtrapati Bhavan and shares that honour.
The pitru concept works the same way. When you do good deeds, your ancestors in the higher worlds receive special treatment too. When they are honoured, they bless further, you feel prouder and good things come to you.
The Ramayana speaks of it.
Rama reminds Bharata of the verse King Gaya sang:
a son is called putra because he saves his father from hell and protects his forefathers.
Bhagirath's great deed gave the world the Ganga, and it delivered his ancestors.
This is why pitru shanti, as the shastras suggest, asks for feeding the cows, crows and dogs around you and helping life in need.
#PitraPaksha
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Drought Drought Drought everywhere in the news š. Khaane ko anaaz ho na ho. Peene k liye paani ho na ho. But Ethanol k liye Paani - Sugancane ki koi kami nahi honi chahiye. And then Destroyers think public are fools. Yet, yes we are though. After maharashtra, karnataka announced drought. Soon will follow many more. But infrastructure & development k naam pe cutting trees, digging coal mines, cutting hills, destroying nature nahi rukni chahiye. Jab tak desh puri tarah se khatam naa hojaye tab tak inn sabki jaan ko thandak kahan se milegi ? Waise bhi desh k karta dhartao ne toh desh k bahar apni lives set kar hi rakha hai. And we think and trolls those jinhone desh k bahar citizenships lekar rakha hai. Still if youāre blind and cant see whats going onā¦phir toh bhagwan malik aap sabka. šš»
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