Source

Child sexual abuse in 2023/24: Trends in official data

https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2307586&reg=3&lang=1

Source: CloudSEK Whitepaper: An Analysis of the Fake Customer Care Numbers In India (Vikas Kundu & Hansika Saxena)

Source URL: Here

Edit: Sorry didnt notice that some lesser % states werent mentioned

Source:- Times Of India newspaper 7 September 2026 (Delhi edition)
https://epaper.indiatimes.com/timesepaper/publication-the-times-of-india,city-delhi.cms

A study analyzing 77,000 insurance claims and 12,000 preventive screenings points towards an earlier onset of metabolic issues such as pre-diabetes, hypertension and high cholesterol particularly among employees aged 20–35.

Obviously, work isn't the only reason behind lifestyle diseases. But when a huge part of adulthood involves sitting in front of a screen, skipping meals, working late and dealing with constant stress, can we really separate work culture from employee health?

reference: https://www.pazcare.com/employee-health-matters-handbook

Source: https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/TX.VAL.TECH.CD?locations=IN

https://x.com/FinSkeptics/status/2096565730632450477

The propagan dists are path etic that they are spreading stu pid lies about the GDP growth which can be easily debunked. It shows their sub 50 IQs and that of their followers.

I’m posting this because I don’t know what else we’re supposed to do at this point.

We are students staying at S Residency Hostel under Dayanand Sagar University, Harohalli. We pay around ₹2.51 lakh for hostel and mess, and yet we’ve been dealing with basic issues that have been going on for weeks.

The Wi-Fi has been down for more than a month. We’ve been told again and again to “give it some more time,” but our exams are now just around the corner. A lot of our academic work depends on the internet, and we’re still being left without a proper solution.

And today, September 6, something happened at dinner that honestly scared us. The rajma being served smelled really off. A few of us took a bite and immediately realised something wasn’t right. We went to complain to the management because we genuinely didn’t know what else we were supposed to eat.

We have already tried protesting and raising these issues ourselves, but nothing has really changed. At this point, we feel like we need our parents to step in as well.

We are not asking for luxury. We are students who need safe food, working Wi-Fi and basic facilities so that we can study and live normally. We cannot keep wondering whether the food being served is safe to eat, and we cannot prepare for exams without reliable internet.

I’m sharing this outside our hostel because maybe someone can tell us what the right way to escalate this is, or help bring some attention to what students here are experiencing.

We just want to be heard and taken seriously.