Rahul Gandhi is eating a roll from Khan Chacha at the protest site. When I zoomed in on the roll’s packaging, I noticed a red symbol on it, which is usually used to indicate non-vegetarian food. So, does this mean Rahul Gandhi, being a Hindu, is eating non-veg on a Tuesday?

Today, we saw Rahul Gandhi inappropriately touching a female police officer and now his worker is kicking a police officer. Is this the Constitution they claim to be fighting for?

Ocean holds immense potential, but freshwater remains precious. At SagarManthan, India & Israel bring technology & experience into the same conversation. #SagarManthan

Every global delegation that lands in Varanasi is more than a photo op. It is money moving through the local economy, from hotels and transport to guides, artisans and small businesses. That is the real logic behind positioning the Rudraksh Convention Center as northern India's premier destination for conventions, conferences and high-value cultural tourism. The footfall compounds, season after season. And the hosting itself tells you plenty. A CM who welcomes a Japanese delegation speaking in their own language, world-class infrastructure delivered on time, impeccable execution wrapped in traditional hospitality. That is how trust gets built in person. Underneath it all sits the Abe Memorial Corridor anchoring the India-Japan bond, pulling advanced manufacturing and industrial investment toward UP while connecting its youth to green energy, robotics and next-gen tech. Under CM Yogi, Varanasi isn't just a holy city anymore, it is an engine. Team UP built it that way. #JapanTrustsYogi

E20 has faced plenty of claims about water contamination and vehicles getting damaged because of it. But when a biker opened his fuel tank in front of a camera and checked it himself, the result was quite different. His bike continued to run smoothly without any apparent issue. Nitin Gadkari Ji has been pushing E20 as part of a broader shift in India’s fuel and energy sector. Whatever the debate around the policy, real-world experiences like this deserve to be part of the conversation too.

A journalist asked Aamir Khan what he had to say about Sanjay Dutt’s recent statement that India is no longer as peaceful as it used to be. Aamir Khan went completely silent and ignored the question. He refused to answer and walked away as soon as he heard it. The same Aamir Khan and his wife once made big statements about intolerance increasing in India, claimed that the atmosphere was deteriorating, said they felt scared, and even talked about leaving the country. Now Aamir Khan can’t even answer such questions. Look at the days he has come to - he is desperately trying to avoid questions like these. There was a time when Hindus were simply defamed by saying that the atmosphere in India was deteriorating and that Hindus were creating a climate of fear. Now, because of Hindu unity, people like Aamir Khan are avoiding even these questions.

Do you know the reason behind why CarryMinati, Bhuvan Bam, and Amit Bhadana, who were once among the biggest YouTubers in India, suddenly stopped making YouTube videos? One of my YouTuber friends told me that the reason is this. Their content became old and repetitive, and as their content stopped feeling fresh, their views started declining. But they still have huge subscriber counts, so the gap between their subscriber numbers and their views became more noticeable. According to my YouTuber friend, they started feeling insecure about this. They have millions of subscribers and are among India’s biggest YouTubers, but they were getting only two or three million views on a video, while smaller YouTubers were getting more views than them. So, they stopped making videos because they didn’t want their image or brand value to go down. Otherwise, they would still want to make videos, but their views are no longer matching their huge subscriber counts, which could affect how people perceive their popularity and brand value. That’s why famous YouTubers like Amit Bhadana, CarryMinati, and Bhuvan Bam have stepped away from YouTube.

These two photos of Wamiqa Gabbi are recent. One is from two days ago, and the other is from today. In one photo, Wamiqa Gabbi’s hair is quite long and full, while in the other, she has extremely short hair, almost like a boy’s haircut. For the past one or two months, Wamiqa Gabbi has been looking like this - sometimes her hair suddenly becomes very short, sometimes it looks like a boy’s haircut, and sometimes it becomes very long. How is there such a drastic change in her hair length? Is Wamiqa Gabbi wearing different-sized wigs, making her hair look long sometimes and short at other times? Otherwise, how is this even possible?

Me after rattling the entire Congress IT Cell with ONE post about Rahul Gandhi eating non-veg on a Tuesday during Pitru Paksha.

Yesterday, I questioned Rahul Gandhi over eating non-veg on Tuesday, and the Congress ecosystem seems to have been rattled ever since. Congress IT Cell members are targeting me, abusing me, threatening me in DMs, and even attempting to hack my account. When Congressies have no logic or answers, they resort to abuse and dirty tactics. This is why Congressies are called cowards.

Hey @amitkilhor , yesterday you exposed Gulvinder, a Congress IT Cell member who goes around quoting people’s tweets and abusing them. You made a reel video exposing him, but that video is no longer visible on your timeline. Did you delete it? Why can’t I see the video anymore? You are a good neutral creator, and you don’t need to be afraid of someone like Gulvinder. Making a video exposing someone who quotes people’s tweets and then abuses them was a good thing to do. So why did you delete the video? Did someone from Congress put pressure on you or threaten you to delete it? What happened? I consider you a very good, fearless, and neutral creator, so why is that video no longer visible on your timeline?

Rahul Gandhi talked about anti-incumbency, Samrat Choudhary answered with facts. The fact-check was so detailed, Rahul Gandhi’s homework just got a few decades longer. 😹

PM Modi learnt from his mistakes and took the BJP to heights it had never reached before. Now this mantra is for the man who flees abroad after every electoral defeat 😂 #25YearsOfSeva

Some fight extremism after the damage is done. The UAE built the system before it got there. That’s the difference between reacting & preparing 🗿 #ProsperityOverRadicalisation

I am a Hindu and I am a vegetarian. Around 50 people work in my office, and only two or three people eat non-veg on Tuesdays, who are atheist-type people. Otherwise, not a single person in my office eats non-veg on Tuesdays. And where I live, in my area, nobody eats non-veg on Tuesdays either. Even non-veg restaurants remain closed on Tuesdays. So in a country like this, when Rahul Gandhi repeatedly eats non-veg, sometimes on Tuesdays and sometimes during Sawan, it is obvious that Hindu sentiments will be hurt. And Rahul Gandhi openly eats it. If he seriously wants the Hindu vote and wants to be a leader of Hindus, then he should also properly respect Hindu faith and sentiments, because Tuesday is a very sacred day for Hindus. A Hindu may eat non-veg on any other day except Tuesday, but they won't eat it on Tuesday. And Rahul Gandhi is specifically eating non-veg on Tuesdays, while his blind supporters also come forward to defend him. This is one of the reasons why Congress is shrinking across India and continuously losing elections - because these people simply don't care about Hindu faith and sentiments.

He does it deliberately to provoke Hindus. Remember when he cooked mutton with Lalu Yadav during Savan month I have never met a single Hindu who eats non-veg on Tuesdays, especially during Shradh. Why Dattatreya Kaul Brahmin why?

Apoorva Mukhija, aka The Rebel Kid, who has gone to New York, USA, for her studies, ordered Indian food worth $100 there today. When she received it and started eating, all the food had come in black plastic containers and jars - the cheapest and most unhealthy type of plastic. The food had actually arrived piping hot, packed in these containers. I thought that perhaps in the USA, food would be properly and safely packed for delivery, but even there, just like in India, hot food is still being packed in black plastic containers. When hot food comes into contact with certain types of plastic, chemicals and microplastics leach into the food, raising serious long-term health risks, including cancer. It makes me wonder why no country in the world is taking this issue seriously. People order hot food online every day, yet there is still no proper focus on banning these unsafe black plastic containers or finding safer alternatives. Health should come first, but nobody seems to care enough about it.

A boy who wasn’t financially well-off bought just a ₹10 packet of bindis for his girlfriend. When he told her that he had brought a gift for her, she got excited, thinking it would be something big. But when he showed her that he had brought a simple packet of bindis worth just ₹10, she became even more emotional and happy. And when the boy put the bindi on his girlfriend’s forehead with his own hands, she couldn’t believe it. She became very emotional and happy, started blushing, and hid her face. For loyal and genuine girls, money and expensive gifts don’t matter. What matters is the love and thought behind the gesture. For them, even a ₹10 gift can be worth more than a gift costing lakhs. So always choose a partner who finds even the smallest thing you bring for them special, rather than someone who is always demanding expensive things from you.

Maharashtra is taking the bike-taxi sector a step further by giving operators a phased timeline to move from petrol bikes to 100% EV fleets. Nitin Gadkari has been pushing for wider adoption of bike taxis, both as an affordable mobility option and as a potential source of additional income. If implemented properly, the shift could give Maharashtra’s urban transport system a cleaner and more flexible alternative.

Farah Khan’s content is basically the same every time. She visits famous people’s homes and shows their houses from the inside. Because she is from Bollywood, she has access to almost everyone’s homes. People are also curious to see the inside of celebrities’ houses, which is why her videos get views. But this is completely wrong. Farah Khan shows almost every corner of celebrities’ and famous people’s homes, which can seriously compromise their privacy. Someone could potentially use these videos to learn the layout of a house, where certain things are kept, or how the house is set up, creating security risks such as theft or even an attack. Celebrities and famous personalities should stop allowing Farah Khan to film inside their homes. This is completely unnecessary and crosses a serious privacy line.