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🚨 Nearly 20% of Mumbai's population lacks direct access to the city's municipal sewerage network. (FPJ)
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BMC’s S ward office has imposed a penalty of ₹1 lakh & issued a stop work notice on an dilapidated building demolition site near the main gate of IIT-Bombay in Powai after a video showing a massive dust storm emanating from the premises began circulating on social media @X.
Following the circulation of the video, the BMC’s solid waste management team from S ward visited the site, identified as Dhayankunj building, on Nov 3, Tuesday and conducted an inspection.
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Chain snatcher threatend to slit a girls throat when he got caught.
Nearby people advised him to let her go and he can escape from auto they won't hurt him.
When he refused they all ganges up thrashed him. .
This has happened in Bengaluru
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Four govt offices in India where corruption will never end-
1) Municipal Corporations
2) Police
3) RTO
4) Sub Registrar for Property Registration
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to the most respected finance minister. i have a doubt. please find time to answer me.
you say that the venue for a debate is the parliament.
you say that my home minister, amit shah has offered a special session to debate.
you say that if rahul gandhi - the leader of opposition, wants to debate my prime minister, he should come to the parliament.
ma'am, let's start by pointing out some facts.
jul 20 - the parliament session opens. narendra modi, the ever so hon'ble prime minister - addresses the media - outside the parliament. he asks for a fact-based debate.
jul 24 - Amit Shah's National Honour Bill is introduced in Rajya Sabha, by Nityanand Rai, who is MoS for home affairs. Jairam Ramesh asks "Where is the Cabinet Minister". This is present in the RS Transcript.
jul 29 - Rahul Gandhi, the leader of opposition - asks "why is the Home Minister not here today?". This is also present in the LS Transcript.
jul 30 - Rahul Gandhi asks "why Shah is so scared of coming to Parliament"
aug 4 - Amit Shah, is seen in the parliamentary complex. at an NDA Parliamentary Party Meeting. He Doesn't enter the house. as per reporting from Navbharat Live.
aug 6 - Mallikarjun Kharge, in Rajya Sabha, asks "Why is the Prime Minister not coming? Why is the Home Minister not coming?" as Per Kerala Kamudi - this is consistent with the RS transcript.
aug 11 - congress MP Manickam Tagore attacks the absent home minister. as per reporting by the ANI.
aug 12 - Amit Shah says to the media, "have been coming to Parliament regularly since the Session began; I sit in my chamber."
talking to the media, at around 12:30 PM, Amit Shah offered "If the Opposition wrote to the speaker, there would be a debate from 3 PM wednesday (12 aug - the same day) to 3 PM thursday (13 aug - the next day)
this was roughly a 2 hour window to submit the letter.
he further said "I will sit in the House; I will listen to everyone and respond to every point."
Rahul Gandhi said "We are not interested in listening to his lecture, Who shot those students? Who blinded that student? Who ordered the lathi charge?"
this referred to the Pellet Shots fired at the Student, Sahil Lochav. He asked about the Lathi Charge that happened in the protests on July 20th.
The Opposition wanted a statement from Shah about this, Shah wanted them to submit a letter to the speaker, in a window of roughly 2 hours - after not being present for 17 straight settings. with no recorded appearance.
aug 13 - Lok Sabha sits for 4 minutes. 11:00 AM to 11:04 AM. The National Song, Vande Mataram, is played. and then, the house is adjourned sine die. Both ever so honourable Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Shri Amit Shah were present on these days. for the 4 minutes.
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Respected Finance Minister Ma'am,
These were the facts I have pointed out. I have not said anything that was my own opinion. I have not framed the facts in a way that support any party. My facts were gathered by scraping Documents from the LS and RS portal, OCR'ing the PDFs, then parsing them and then Aggregating News Sources. - and pointing out facts from them. Cold, Hard, Records.
I have not asked any questions yet - which I will do now.
I am a human. I have evolved Pattern Seeking skills.
I spot a pattern here. I see that for the entirety of the Monsoon Session, Prime Minister Modi, and Home Minister Shah, did not utter a word on the record of the Lok Sabha. They were not present in the house except for the last 4 minutes, on the last day.
Shah says "He was sitting in his cabin",
Ma'am, I don't think debates happen when you sit alone in a cabin. It happens on the floor, where the other side can ask questions too.
I don't see a meaningful debate happening in an environment like the Parliament. I say this with utter disappointment.
If Parliament is the venue for debate, why did the two most senior members of the government not speak there once in 19 sittings? And why was the one offer to debate made to the press on the 18th day, with a deadline of a couple of hours?
Why are there "offers" even? I think it is your responsibility to be in debates because that is your entire job.
As you say, "Demanding answers also carries an obligation to hear them." -- Well, were Amit Shah or Narendra Modi, hearing the Questions being asked? They were not in the house even.
Please Answer my Doubts. I would be very obliged if you do so.
Regards,
Sarthak
Rahul ji, you ask the Prime Minister to choose a venue for a debate. There is already one: Parliament, where you happen to be the LoP.
Just yesterday, Home Minister Shri @AmitShah offered a special session to debate SIR and EVMs. Why not show the same enthusiasm for a debate in Parliament that you show while issuing challenges on social media?
Demanding answers also carries an obligation to hear them.
There have been several occasions when you and your party have walked out of Parliament while the government was responding to your allegations. How do you claim to be so eager for a debate when you don’t even stay to hear the other side?
It doesn’t stop at walkouts. You and the INDI Alliance have repeatedly disrupted proceedings, leading to entire sittings being washed out. If you are so keen on debating, why not allow Parliament to function in the first place?
And then there’s the mock Parliament you recently held at the Congress President’s residence. Frankly, that was more a ‘mockery of Parliament’ than a ‘mock Parliament’. You found the time and enthusiasm for that exercise. Surely, the real Parliament deserves at least as much.
You speak endlessly about protecting democracy and the Constitution. But that respect should also reflect in how you treat the institutions they have established.
As for the issues you frivolously raise, bring specific allegations and evidence to back them up. Simply throwing together a long list of accusations doesn’t make your case any stronger. As LoP, you are expected to show some seriousness and responsibility.
You say, “Daro mat.”
Then bring the facts, face the scrutiny and stay to hear the answers. In the House, uphold the standards of debate you demand from others.
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BREAKING: Spain's Minister of Transport has resigned after train crash left 69 people dead
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🚨 A ₹66,987 health insurance premium felt expensive to him.
Today, after his mother was diagnosed with breast cancer,
That same premium feels like the best financial decision he ever made.
Here's what happened.
Last year,
A customer approached Hercules Insurance to buy health insurance for his mother.
Given her pre-existing medical conditions, we recommended Niva Bupa ReAssure 3.0 with unlimited coverage.
The annual premium was ₹66,987.
He found it too expensive.
For the next 2–3 months,
We went back and forth, exploring cheaper alternatives from Aditya Birla and other insurers.
Eventually,
He agreed to our recommendation and purchased the Niva Bupa Reassure 3.0 unlimited cover.
Fast forward to October this year,
Less than a year after buying the policy.
His mother was diagnosed with breast cancer.
Her first cashless claim of ₹2.55 lakh has already been approved and paid.
The doctor has estimated another ₹10–15 lakh in treatment costs over the next year.
The final amount will depend on how she responds to treatment.
His son called us this morning and said:
"Now, the ₹66,987 premium looks really small compared to the huge treatment costs.
Thank you for making me choose this policy. It's priceless now.
This case reinforces one important lesson:
Health insurance is not about saving ₹10,000–20,000 on premiums.
It's about protecting yourself against treatment bills running into ₹20–50 lakh
A critical illness like cancercan take away years of savings.
Buy atleast 25L policy with a good bonus!
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What nonsense is this?
It's a Dust Storm
SOPs for #DustPollutionControl all seem just on Paper..
Watch this blatant Violation of all norms..
What's @mybmc @mpcb_official doing?
Seeking your attention. @DighavkarKiran..
📌'DNYANKUNJ building, nr IIT Main Gate, Jain Mandir Road , Powai.
🎥 © @R_KAMBLE_INDIA
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When Varun Suhag took possession of his apartment on the 36th floor of Trump Towers in Gurugram’s Sector 65 on August 27, he expected a smooth move into his new home. Instead, he claimed, he spent the next two months chasing the builder over a non-functional lift and other problems in the apartment.
Read: indianexpress.com/article/ci…
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Need someone like him to personally verify the quality of materials used in the construction of roads, bridges and other government buildings.
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MP/MLAs are elected for just 5 years and they receive lifelong pensions.
After their death their spouse also continues to receive benefits...😭
Who created such rules and why are they still unchanged?
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The speed of the Learjet crashing is still crazy fast even if the footage been Slow-Mo'd. Crazy. 🤯
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Thousands of people watched the video of the Florida jet crash and asked the same thing: where’s the plane?
Here’s why you can’t see it:
• It fell almost straight down. Unofficial flight tracking shows the Learjet dropped from over 35,000 feet nearly vertical, possibly at several hundred miles per hour.
• It shattered on impact. Planes are mostly lightweight aluminum, and hitting the ground nose-first at that speed breaks a jet into thousands of small pieces, many driven deep into the ground. That’s why there’s a crater in the road.
• The fuel fire did the rest. Jet fuel ignited instantly, burning and melting much of what was left.
• We’ve seen this before. Flight 93 in Shanksville on 9/11 left the same scene: a smoking crater with almost no recognizable wreckage.
What most people don’t know: private and charter jets don’t follow the same safety rules as commercial airlines. Airlines operate under the strictest FAA standards for pilot training, rest, and maintenance. Charter flights follow a lighter set of rules, and privately flown jets have even fewer requirements.
The NTSB will now collect every fragment to find out what happened in those final seconds. Praying for all 9 families.
Should private jets face the same safety rules as commercial airlines?
“We’re out of time.” Those may be some of the last words heard from the cockpit of the private jet that plunged into a Florida neighborhood Sunday.
Audio circulating online appears to capture the pilots of the Learjet 60 talking with air traffic control before the crash in Greenacres, Palm Beach County. The FAA says nine people were on board, flying from Austin, Texas, to the Bahamas. Instead of a vacation, the jet dropped from cruising altitude almost straight down and exploded into a mobile home park just before 1 p.m. Reports say none of the nine survived. Nine families woke up expecting a trip to paradise, and tonight they’re getting the worst call of their lives. The NTSB is now trying to figure out what went so wrong, so fast.
What do you think could cause a jet to fall out of the sky that quickly?
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She is Lakshmi.
When a man named Hemanth entered a school in Raptadu, Andhra Pradesh, carrying a chainsaw, nobody could have imagined the horror that was about to unfold.
Hemanth entered a classroom and brutally attacked a girl student named Gopika.
But in that terrifying moment, one girl refused to stand by and watch. She is Lakshmi, Gopika's friend. She bravely stepped forward and tried to save her friend from the attacker.
In that struggle, Lakshmi was also seriously injured. She could have chosen to save herself, but she chose to stand up for her friend and did everything she could to protect her.
Today, both girls are fighting their own battles in hospital. Gopika has undergone major surgeries, and Lakshmi is also receiving treatment for her injuries.
We pray for the speedy recovery of both Gopika and Lakshmi.
Not all heroes wear capes. Some wear school uniforms.
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BREAKING
Police reportedly fired six rounds while trying to catch the man accused of attacking a Class 10 student with an electric saw in Anantapur district.
Police received information that he was hiding in the Atmakur forest area and that he tried to escape when they approached.
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The barbaric incidents in Anantapur (AP) and Haryana are not just crimes; they are a complete collapse of civilizational values. The brutality inflicted on innocent children sends chills down the spine.
We need to stop pretending that what we watch doesn't shape who we are.
Uncensored OTT platforms and movies are actively glorifying raw, psychopathic violence under the absolute disguise of "creative liberty." By normalizing sadism on our screens, this so-called creativity is breeding monsters who are committing acts worse than hardened terrorists.
No civilized society can accept what just happened. We have to ask the hard question: Is unregulated digital content mass-producing psychopaths in our own backyards?
Ratsasan – Disney+ Hotstar / Sun NXT
Paatal Lok – Amazon Prime Video
Maharaja (2024) – Netflix
Animal (2023) – Netflix
Mirzapur – Amazon Prime Video
Asur – JioCinema
Sacred Games – Netflix
#Anantapur #Haryana #OTT #Censorship #ChildSafety #SocialJustice #India
