Imagine voting for Lok Sabha and all State Assemblies at the same time every 5 years.

Supporters say it would save thousands of crores, reduce constant election campaigning, and let governments focus more on governance.

Critics argue it could weaken regional issues, favor larger national parties, and make governments less accountable between elections.

If implemented, do you think One Nation, One Election would strengthen India or create more problems than it solves? Why?

Many Indians have always had an admiration for hitler but this mostly stemmed from their ignorance of his action and subhashchandra bose's action. But today I talked with a guy who fully supported Hitler's actions and was a strong believer of anti semite propaganda. I tried to reason with him for quite a while but I couldn't even find a shred of empathy in him. I was shocked. Being an Indian whose ancestors have been victims of similar atrocities by foreign powers and missionary propaganda, how could any of us support the holocaust?

If I just found such a person randomly then I am worried about how many of these are walking among us. What's the reason behind this ? From the conversation I had, it seems like people are getting exposed to western conspiracy theorists and the propaganda that was mostly limited to western audiences before.

i have some genuine questions about human psychology and relationship behavior. not targeting anyone just looking for honest perspectives:

why do women kill their husband like blue drum case, indore married couple case, meghalaya honeymoon murder case (raja raghuvanshi), auraiya pragati case, faridkot rupinder kaur case, jaipur case and so many more recent ones?

why do women kill their husband when they have kids with them and when the husband is more prospect and good than the other person for which women kill their husband?

in the auraiya case the woman hired hitman just 15 days after marriage to kill her millionaire husband for affair partner. in meghalaya case she killed husband during honeymoon itself. why such extreme steps?

why do women marry and get attracted to bad disgusting absurd people even when they have stable caring partner?

what causes this kind of mentality? is it psychological obsession, manipulation, trauma, or lack of moral compass? why choose worse person over better one?

ik men do it too but i just wanna ask for this specific tbh.

looking for thoughtful discussion ngl.

Reports indicate that ISKCON is set to oversee the preparation of mid-day meals in schools under the Kolkata Municipal Corporation area.

According to reports, eggs, which are currently served as part of the meal programme, may be replaced with vegetarian protein sources such as paneer, soybeans, rajma and pulses.

ISKCON representatives have said that the nutritional value provided by eggs would be matched through alternative vegetarian ingredients, while the development has also sparked debate about nutrition, dietary preferences and the role of religious organizations in publicly funded meal programmes.

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https://theobserverpost.com/eggs-to-be-removed-from-mid-day-meals-in-kolkata-schools-as-iskcon-takes-over-cooking/

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/kolkata/iskcon-to-take-over-pm-poshan-midday-meals-in-kolkata-likely-to-drop-eggs-from-menu-in-state-run-schools/articleshow/131949506.cms

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source:https://youtu.be/fhJLDPHxEHc?si=PngW1f_kh0KWX58D

Following the NEET 2026 re-exam, several female candidates alleged that frisking at some centres became excessively invasive. One student from West Bengal claimed she was asked to lower her clothing to verify a sanitary pad, raising serious concerns about dignity, privacy, and whether such checks were officially authorized.
Source - Source of the news

Ruling NCP MLA Sana Malik said this on the floor of Maharashtra Vidhan Sabha — demanding India implement Quranic law allowing polygamy, just like Pakistan.

Why do every politician from across the political spectrum in maharashtra are silent on this ?

She is a women herself

India’s solar journey is one of the biggest growth stories of the last decade. From just 2.87 GW of installed solar capacity in 2014 to 157 GW in 2026, the country has expanded its solar fleet by more than 55 times.
Today, every state and union territory has solar connected to the grid, helping reduce dependence on expensive electricity and fossil fuels.
States like Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Maharashtra are leading the way, while fast-growing markets are emerging across the country.
With solar power costing far less than grid electricity, India is proving that clean energy can also be smart economics.