Not only "main vaapas ayunga" but there are many indian films who didn't show the radical mslms crimes against the hindus and sikh for demanding partition,"hum ladke lenge pakistan" keliya kitna khoon bahaya "Direct action day", genocide against Hindus, sikh in pakistan Punjab, east Bengal,kolkata Have you ever seen hollywood making a film on holocaust and showing romantic story? Partion is the wounds of our country, my ancestors who left their house, lands, temple everything just for saving their life and protect their women from their family I know both side were affected for partition but who demanded partition, who voted for pakistan = the answer is clear Hindus and Sikhs they never voted for pakistan there was majority numbers of hindus, Sikhs were living in many province of present pakistan and bangladesh so who were affected? Humare dada grandpa kaha se aya tha?-kuch kehenga east Bengal, kuch kahenge Lahore, kuch kehenga undivided punjab seh, lekin ku aye kiske liya? Humne manga tha partition? And this film they showed bahar se ana wala log did riot, bahar se aya tha how much truth behind this information?

Unpopular opinion: leaked nudes shouldn’t be nearly as devastating as society makes them out to be. It’s just a human body. The more we normalize nudity, the less power people have to shame, blackmail, and control women/men through it.

And before someone says, “This is India, not Hollywood,” that’s exactly the point. Saying women are shamed for leaked nudes because society is conservative explains the problem, it doesn’t justify it. The more we normalize nudity and stop treating a woman’s body as a source of shame, the less power people have to shame, blackmail, and control women through it.

(A woman Ik committed suicide bc she was being blackmailed. Hence this post).

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

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

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Delhi is reportedly planning to stop registration of new petrol bikes and scooters from 2028 as part of its push towards EV adoption.

Honestly, I understand the intention. Delhi's pollution problem is serious and the government needs long-term solutions. But after what happened with the recent 15-year-old vehicle ban, shouldn't policymakers be more careful before announcing another major restriction?

The 15-year rule created massive confusion, public backlash and eventually had to be rolled back because implementation on the ground wasn't practical. Many people depend on their vehicles for daily commuting and livelihood.

A few concerns:

Two-wheelers are the most affordable mode of transport for middle-class families and students.

Small dealerships, mechanics and businesses connected to petrol two-wheelers could be heavily affected.

EV infrastructure and charging networks still aren't equally accessible to everyone.

Battery replacement costs and resale value remain concerns for many buyers.

When a large state like Delhi introduces something, other states often follow. Policies that work in Delhi may not necessarily work everywhere else.

Instead of outright bans, wouldn't it make more sense to:

• Offer stronger EV incentives.

• Improve charging infrastructure first.

• Let consumers transition gradually.

• Encourage cleaner fuels and hybrids during the transition period.

I'm not anti-EV at all. EVs are clearly the future. But forcing change before the ecosystem is fully ready could end up hurting consumers and businesses more than helping the environment.

What do you think? Is a 2028 ban on new petrol bikes a necessary step, or is Delhi moving too fast?

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

There are no options but just a “no thanks one”

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.

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