My best estimate-
Distance: 891,334 km
Period assumed: Jan 1, 2022 → Oct 2, 2026
Average: 513 km/day
Likely real-world FE: ~16.5–19 km/l
Diesel consumed: ~47,000–54,000 L
Historical fuel expenditure: ~₹44.5–51.3 lakh
And this doesn't include engine oil, servicing, tolls , etc.
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Latrinos on the way to collect the piles of shit that Indians left💩
Watch how Indian Youtuber Passenger Paramvir handled a group of racist groypers.
Some White & one Latrino groyper tried to be racist toward an Indian guy on their livestream, and ended up getting reverse-trolled instead.
One of the groypers asked the Indian guy and his friend if they’d work at his friend's 7-Eleven, claiming he owned multiple stores and offering the Indian guy $12/hour salary.
The Indian guy replied, “You can’t afford me. Why don’t you use that $12 to buy a real chain instead of the fake one you’re wearing, so you don’t have to wear a fake one the next time you’re in Vegas?”
That’s when the groyper realized he’d just been reverse cooked on his own livestream. He got visibly aggressive, but was ultimately too cowardly to do anything about it.
Jay wanted to send the money through GPay with maximum cashback so that he could minimise his loss
Whole Jay Singh Rathore case for those who missed it on Twitter yesterday:
Jay made a tweet saying that his sister needed eye surgery and that they didn't have enough money for it.
The tweet went viral, and he collected around ₹1.5 lakh.
Next day, a Twitter user called the hospital and found out that it was a scam.
Jay deactivated his account after the expose tweet went viral.
People threatened to file an FIR against Jay.
He reactivated his account and said that he did all this because he needed money for his father's surgery.
He said "he is busy because he is travelling for an SSC exam the next day."
He then hosted a Space where he admitted that it was indeed a scam.
For 3 hours, he kept giving excuses like, "Wait for the net banking ID," "The Canara Bank app isn't working," and "I don't know how to download the PhonePe statement."
He kept behaving like a nonchalant, chill guy and even drank three cups of tea during the Space.
A Supreme Court lawyer in the Space told him about the alleged violations and that he could face 7+ years in jail.
People doxxed him and threatened him, saying that his career was over.
Jay, out of fear, agreed to send all the money back to the people who had sent it.
Jay wanted to send the money through GPay with maximum cashback so that he could minimise his loss.
He sent some of the money back, but his account hit a transaction limit. He said he would send the rest after 24 hours.
He left the Space saying that he was going to have another cup of tea.
















