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In UP's Amroha, a woman was allegedly gang-raped at a farm house by four men: 1. Sanjay Tomar: UP police sub-inspector 2. Pramod: UP police constable 3. Lalaram: CRPF inspector 4. Mohit: CRPF constable The farm house reportedly belongs to Uttarakhand independent MLA Umesh Sharma
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Anyone else's mum send them super cringe reels with that wheezy laugh tacked on and get offended when you don't respond in order to discourage her habit? How are you dealing
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Harry Willson Watrous (1857–1940) was an American artist Fallen Pine at Hague, Lake George, 1929 ​#TheFreeArtExhibition Harry Willson Watrous (17 September 1857 – 10 May 1940) was an American visual artist who received an academic education in France. His paintings included genre scenes, stylized figural works, landscapes, nocturnes, portraits, religious subjects, and still lifes. His 1913 painting The Drop Sinister, What Shall We Do with It? has been called the first known portrait of an American interracial family. He is perhaps best known for his enigmatic paintings of sophisticated women, often darkly dressed and seen in profile. #HistoryOfPainting
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To be clear, this is not a good thing.
JUST IN: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang declares children won't need to learn basic math skills in the AI era.
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I have been reviewing this new CCTV footage from the Barcelona metro (Plaça d'Espanya station), and it remains one of the most powerful documentations of human reflex ever captured. The woman you see is off-duty police officer Felisa Pozas. The moment she noticed a disoriented man swaying near the edge, she didn't look away, she used the SOS intercom and, alongside three heroic bystanders, jumped onto the tracks just seconds before the train arrived. We are constantly told that modern society is cold, detached, and paralyzed by fear. But true human nature isn't defined by our anxieties—it’s revealed in these split-second choices. In a fraction of a second, total strangers synchronized their energy, defied the instinct of self-preservation, and pulled a life back from the edge. True compassion isn’t a slow, intellectual decision; it’s an ancient, unstoppable reflex that bypasses our modern ego. Are we inherently more connected than the digital world forces us to believe? 👇
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I wish every child an adolescent incident like this ❣️
Since it's a holiday the kid was playing volleyball until 4 am and then him and his clown friends decided to go for the 8 am show of 'Avengers: Endgame Encore' all the way at InOrbit,Malad. On the way he fell asleep in the metro and now has no idea where he is 🤦
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Babus will ban poor quality screen guards instantly but require feedback on a health product. Priorities...
FSSAI proposes to ban the sale of analogue paneer made from constituents not derived from milk. The proposal seeks to safeguard consumer interests and ban the practice of marketing analogue products as paneer.
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Peter August Böckstiegel, Abschied, 1915.
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Lawyers’ Association for Constitution writes to CJI Surya Kant raising concerns over the “out-of-turn” listing of a plea arising from strictures against the Noida District Magistrate and the muting of live proceedings during its hearing The letter flags that the petitioner, a public servant, is the daughter of the Chief Election Commissioner of India and alleges that the matter was specially assigned to a particular Bench despite the prevailing roster @MedhaRoopam #SupremeCourt
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Genuinely realising that big city liberals ignored all SIR reportage and the role of the SC in it before the chickens came home to roost
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Yo @ECISVEEP, have you considered changing your name to *Election Omission of India* ? @SpokespersonECI
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In a true democracy the courts would take suo motu notice of the exposé in @IndianExpress about the way the Election Commission of India is being run and would have stopped the #SIR till such time the objections raised by the two election commissioners were not clarified.
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Things that we got within six months of each other in 1889 - Nintendo - Van Gogh’s Starry Night - Hitler
It is now September 23 in Japan, meaning Nintendo is 137 years old.
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Former Google trust and safety chief Tom Siegel has called for a slowdown in AI development, warning that the industry could be repeating mistakes made during the social media era.
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Some great scoops in the papers today. 1. Indian Express report on the CEC 2. Mint on Chandra’s family business dealings with Venu Srinivasan
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#bangalore do you know of a 3-bed independent house in Koramangala available for rent? If yes, please DM? Or a broker who could help?
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Well done Dr Murlidhar . In a Constitutional Court only Constitutional language can be used . There is nothing Constitutional about the word “ Naxalite “ it is slang and intended to be an abuse not expected inside a court room . Judges have a duty to stop abuse of opponents and all forms of abusive words in court . @LiveLawIndia @TheLeaflet_in @barandbench @TNKrishna1
Dr Muralidhar Objects To Solicitor General's 'Naxalite' Remark During Vande Mataram Hearing |@DebbyJain "This does not behove a law officer. I have never heard a law officer using this expression," Muralidhar said. livelaw.in/top-stories/dr-mu…
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A man with memory issues got lost during a pilgrimage in Amritsar and somehow ended up 1,200 km away in Gaya, Bihar. 83 year old Chaman Lal from Fatehgarh Gujran village, Ludhiana, could barely remember anything except the name of his village. Hungry, confused, and unable to explain where he belonged, he was spotted near Gaya railway station by a local construction worker named Neeraj. Neeraj took him home, fed him, sheltered him for 4 days, and spent 3 days searching online and using ChatGPT to identify the village. He finally traced Fatehgarh Gujran near Machhiwara Sahib, Punjab. But here's the part that restores your faith in humanity: Neeraj didn't just buy him a ticket. He personally traveled with Chaman Lal from Bihar to Punjab, showed his photo around local communities, and eventually connected him with his family. Local resident Master Krishan Lal recognized him, and his grandson Sukhchain Singh rushed to confirm his identity. The family, who had been desperately searching and sharing his photo on social media, welcomed Neeraj with garlands, clothes, and gifts in gratitude. In a world full of bad news, this story is a reminder that kindness still travels farther than any train. ❤️ Salute to Neeraj. Humanity: 1 Distance: 0
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My uncle hired a Gen Z kid. We all thought he was getting scammed. That kid saved his business. My uncle is 51. Owns a landscaping company. 20 years. Last summer he was about to shut it down. No calls. Gas is up. Home Depot flyers weren’t working. He told my dad: “I think I’m done.” Then a 19-year-old shows up for a $18/hr job. Headphones. Skinny jeans. Says “bet” and “no cap.” My dad laughed: “This kid ain’t gonna last a day pushing a mower at 6am in Texas heat.” Day 1, my uncle calls me: “Kid’s slow. Keeps stopping to take pictures of dead grass. I’m gonna fire him.” Day 3, uncle calls again. Different tone. “Come look at this.” The kid made a TikTok. No fancy editing. Just timelapse. Dead, brown yard -> beautiful. Sweaty shirt. Real work. 87,000 views overnight. My uncle’s phone started ringing that morning and didn’t stop. “Hey, saw you on TikTok, can you do my yard?” Day 4: 200k views.
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