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Greta Thunberg laughs hysterically when told Fridays for Future, climate change group she founded, still protesting: 'They still do that?' trib.al/NzkW0gv
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My fear is that if Dharavi is redeveloped, how will Dev Patel make any movies?
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Dev Patel, Its done bro
🚨 BIG: 🇮🇳 Adani Group will invest $4-5 billion in the first phase of Dharavi's redevelopment, Pranav Adani told Fortune India.
The project involves building over 1.5 lakh residential and commercial units, covering more than 200 million sq. ft.
The redevelopment aims to rehabilitate residents over approximately 7 years, alongside developing schools, hospitals, parks and modern urban infrastructure.
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From the way everyone is reacting, you’d think Jensen strangled his three babies to death and then blamed it on postpartum psychosis.
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> class 10 student approached the same checkpoint two days earlier & warned personnel, hum tumhe chhodenge nahi.
> civilians helped the terrorist to carry out the attack.
we gotta accept the fact that kashmiri civilians will never be loyal to india.
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>Be Black
> Sell your own people into slavery, Commit every kind of crime, Contribute nothing to the world, No inventions, No history, No culture,Be racist towards every other race.
> Play Victim.
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You can’t “have sex” with a twelve-year-old girl.
It’s called RAPING a child.
Hamoud Al-Soaimi was found guilty of 3 counts of sexual assault, including sex with a 12-year-old girl.
He received 180 hours of community service. No jail.
In Newcastle, two vulnerable girls were groomed, passed around, and repeatedly raped.
Hamoud Al-Soaimi was convicted of three counts of sexual assault and one count of assault by penetration. But when he stood up to be sentenced on 1 March 2024, he did not go to prison.
He was given two years, suspended for two years, and 180 hours of unpaid work. He walked out of court a free man.
The media barely reported his sentence. The BBC, who had once made a sympathetic documentary about the Badreddin family as Syrian refugees, went quiet.
The politicians who scream about protecting children said nothing. No outrage from Labour. No outrage from the Home Office. No emergency debate in Parliament.
When people tried to get the sentence increased as unduly lenient, the bid failed. The system closed ranks and decided that 180 hours of sweeping streets was justice for a child rape gang victim.
A white British veteran, Adam Smith-Connor, prayed silently outside an abortion clinic and got a conviction, a criminal record, and thousands in costs.
A white British man posted an angry Facebook post after Southport and got 2 to 3 years in immediate custody.
Hamoud Al-Soaimi sexually assaulted children in a grooming gang and got a suspended sentence and 180 hours.
That is not justice. That is a two-tier system. That is politicians and judges protecting the narrative of multiculturalism instead of protecting British girls.
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Now I want to see if the so called “feminists” like Rana Ayyub and Arfa Khanum Sherwani stand up for Kareena Kapoor for wearing the pendant with the Ayat-ul-Kursi inscription on it, the way they stood up for Kriti Sanon when she wore a bra for Rakshabandhan ad!
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Because ancestors of modern Norwegians were building hydroelectric dams, shipyards , aluminium smelters, zinc smelters, Nickel plants, exploring north sea for oil while Indians were doing all kinds of useless shit and protesting against every industrial project
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We have a fake news peddler as Home Minister of our state.
And this bloke wanted to set up some fact check unit or something.
Sad state of affairs.
The massive seizure of 44,250 live cartridges in Bihar and Haryana has exposed a serious interstate ammunition-smuggling network.
This is not an ordinary criminal case. This is a grave national security concern.
Even more disturbing are reports and photographs allegedly showing individuals implicated in the racket wearing RSS uniforms.
The RSS and BJP owe the nation some answers.
1. WHAT IS THE RSS CONNECTION?
Photographs reportedly show accused individuals in RSS uniforms.
Were these individuals RSS Swayamsevaks?
What positions did they hold in the organisation?
If they were Swayamsevaks, what was their involvement in the ammunition racket?
What was their intent? Who were they working for?
2. WHERE WERE 44,250 LIVE CARTRIDGES HEADED?
This is enough ammunition to facilitate violence on a massive scale.
Who were the intended recipients?
Were these cartridges destined for organised criminal networks, extremist groups or other unlawful activities?
3. HOW DID GOVERNMENT-MANUFACTURED AMMUNITION ENTER THE ILLEGAL MARKET?
Reports indicate that the seized cartridges bore markings associated with the Khadki ammunition factory in Pune.
Who facilitated the diversion of this ammunition?
Which licensed arms dealers and intermediaries were involved?
How long has this network been operating, and how extensive is it?
4. WHY ARE THE BJP AND RSS SILENT?
The BJP never misses an opportunity to lecture the country on nationalism, patriotism and national security.
Yet, when individuals allegedly associated with RSS come under scrutiny in a massive ammunition-smuggling investigation, where is the outrage?
Where is the accountability?
5. THIS IS PRECISELY WHY THE RSS MUST BE REGISTERED!
An organisation cannot claim millions of Swayamsevaks when it suits its interests and conveniently disown individuals when serious criminal allegations emerge.
Registration and proper membership records would strengthen accountability and make organisational associations easier to verify.
The RSS demands accountability from everyone else. Why should it be exempt from the same scrutiny?
@DrMohanBhagwat ji, I would be more than happy to personally facilitate the RSS’s registration and even pay the registration fees myself.
