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This is Neerja Bhanot. > ​Just 22, she faced armed hijackers on her flight in 1986. > ​She stayed calm, hid passports to protect passengers, and opened the emergency door. > ​Instead of escaping, she used her own body to shield three small children from bullets. > ​She died so hundreds could live. ​For her supreme sacrifice, she became the first woman to receive the Ashoka Chakra, India's highest peacetime bravery award. > ​Her courage was so great that it crossed borders—she was even honored by Pakistan and the US. > ​Her unforgettable story inspired the beautiful 2016 movie "Neerja". > ​Real angels don't have wings, they just have unimaginable courage. We will never forget you. 🕊️🇮🇳❤️

It is sad that this is the usual "reward" for honesty in our system. I often wonder the same thing—what if all these honest officers who sacrificed their careers fighting corruption joined hands? If they formed a political party and fought elections together, maybe we would finally see some real change in our society. Imagine the impact!

His name is Sanjiv Chaturvedi. IFS 2002 batch. Engineer from MNNIT Allahabad. In Haryana he exposed fake plantation schemes. Illegal tree felling. Misuse of government funds. He was transferred 12 times in 7 years. In 2012 he became Chief Vigilance Officer at AIIMS Delhi. In two years he investigated 200 corruption cases. Rs 3,750 crore irregularity in campus expansion. Fake medicines being sold inside hospital premises. Corrupt officials at every level. CBI cases were registered against senior bureaucrats. In August 2014 he was transferred out of AIIMS. The health minister who transferred him later became party president of the ruling party. In 2015 he won the Ramon Magsaysay Award. He donated the entire prize money to AIIMS for treatment of poor patients. AIIMS returned his cheque. He has been in non-field postings for 9 years since then. 16 judges have recused themselves from hearing his cases. No government in India wants him posted in their state. That is how you know he is doing his job right.

@Vipintiwari952 Destiny really has its own beautiful way of finding you when the time is right. What an incredible journey! 🔥🏏

Ashok Sharma becomes the 3rd Indian pacer to clock the fastest ball in IPL 🔥 But here is the story : - 3 years ago, he was ready to quit cricket - He was not getting chances in U-23 - He wanted to prepare for Govt exams - Just started helping on the family farm - Then came a turning point… a random talent hunt - But he missed registration, and he begged for one ball - He started bowling in slippers… and clocked 140 kmph and that changed his life - From there, there was no looking back - Breakout star of Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2025–26 (22 wickets in 10 matches) - Broke a decade-old record for most wickets in a group stage From almost quitting… to breaking speed records in the IPL, that’s madness meeting opportunity.

To clean up this broken system, we desperately need honest people like him to step into politics. Should Rinku sir fight the elections as an independent candidate? If he stands for us, shouldn't we stand with him? Rinku sir, your entire life has been a painful but beautiful struggle for the truth. Please don't stop fighting for our society. We need brave leaders like you now more than ever. 🙏🇮🇳

His name is Rinku Singh Rahi. In 2009 he was a PCS officer in Muzaffarnagar. He exposed a Rs 100 crore scholarship and pension scam. Three days later someone shot him seven times. Two bullets hit his face. His jaw shattered. He lost an eye. Lost hearing in one ear. He spent 4 months in hospital. When he came out the government transferred him. He did not quit. At age 40 with one eye and a broken jaw he appeared for the UPSC exam under the disability quota. He got AIR 683. He became an IAS officer. In July 2025 on his first field posting as SDM in Shahjahanpur he saw a clerk urinating in the office premises. He made the clerk do squats as punishment. The lawyers protested saying it was wrong. Rinku Singh Rahi said there is no shame in accountability and did five squats himself in public. Within 36 hours he was transferred. For 8 months he sat at the Revenue Board with no work. Full salary. Zero responsibilities. On March 31 2026 he resigned. His resignation letter said there is a special punishment reserved for honest people in India. They get paid but no work is given to them. He said even receiving a salary without working is a form of corruption. He could not do it. He walked away.

Absolutely! The concentration and nerves of steel in those last two overs were just next level. Tushar was purely focused on hitting those yorkers. Executing plans perfectly under that much pressure is what makes a match truly great. Those final 12 balls were the real game-changers! 🔥🎯

Feeling sad for those who slept early thinking it would be another one-sided match.😭 What a match, man! We need more thrillers like this to witness high-pressure performances.

Appreciation post for Jofra Archer, GT needed just 15 runs off 12 balls & Archer in 19th over gave: 1st ball - 1 run 2nd ball - 0 run 3rd ball - 1 run 4th ball - 1 run 5th ball - 0 run 6th ball - 1 bye He given just 3 runs including a buy in such a clutch situation❤️👏🏻

Captain Riyan Parag said at the toss today, "Hopefully, we would be able to put up a score in the 200-210 range." And guess what the final score is? Exactly 210! 🤯🔥 He literally predicted the exact target before the match even started. Now that is what you call reading the pitch and knowing your team perfectly! 🏏🎯 #RiyanParag #IPL2026 #RRvsGT @rajasthanroyals

What a match! 🤯 Finally, we get the first real thriller of this IPL season that goes right down to the last ball!

No doubt his prediction was bang on! 🎯 But honestly, is 210 really a safe score anymore? The way teams are chasing 200+ for fun this IPL season, 200 is starting to feel like the new 160. It actually feels like RR might be 15-20 runs short here. The bowlers will really have to step up if they want to defend this! Let's see what happens. 🤔🏏

🚨🚨Ashok Sharma just bowled the fastest ball of this season. HE CLOCKED 154.2 KPH alongside 151 KPH & 150 KPH balls in same spell tonight!! Ashok Sharma is son of a farmer & his brother had to giveup on his cricket dream coz his father couldn't bear expenses for both his son. Now Ashok is living dream of his brother as well as himself & bowling 150 KPH balls consistently now. This kind of pace, will give him edge for India's selection. From about to give up to India's call, it would be a stuff of dream❤️🔥

आज योग्य थानेदार हार गए उनकी योग्यता हार गई आज फिर राजनैतिक जीत गई...खैर हाई कोर्ट का फैसला है सभी को स्वीकार करना पड़ेगा। ईमानदार सब इंस्पेक्टर और उसके माता-पिता आज खाना नहीं खा रहे हैं लेकिन लोग पटाखे फोड़ कर खुशियां मना रहे हैं। 5 साल बाद भर्ती रद्द...भर्ती रद्द होने से बेईमान का क्या बिगड़ा...जो बिगड़ा वो सब ईमानदार थानेदार का बिगड़ा... एक बेरोजगार स्टूडेंट पढ़ने के लिए घर से निकलता है और ईमानदारी से मेहनत करके उसका सलेक्शन होता है परिवार वाले खुशियां मनाते हैं लेकिन जब यह भर्ती रद्द होती है और यह बात अपने परिवार वालों को पता चलती है तो उस गरीब परिवार की हाय! बहुत दूर तक जाती है...!!

@SARITA_BISHNOI2 उन ईमानदार युवाओं और उनके परिवारों के दिल पर इस वक्त क्या बीत रही होगी, उनकी मानसिक स्थिति का हम अंदाजा भी नहीं लगा सकते। जिनकी आंखों के सामने उनका सच हो चुका सपना टूट गया हो, उनका दर्द और आंसू सिर्फ वही समझ सकते हैं।

52(17) in first match. 31(18) in second match. VAIBHAV SURYAVANSHI IS BOX-OFFICE 😍

The real tragedy isn't that AI is moving too fast. It is that our education system is standing completely still. ​We are giving our students maps to a world that doesn't exist anymore. Colleges are still teaching 2015 skills in a 2026 reality. ​Our schools and universities must wake up and adapt right now. We need to completely rethink our syllabus and start running professional programs based purely on what the AI era actually needs.

His name is Rishabh Mishra. In 2022 he joined a top engineering college in Jabalpur to study computer science. His plan was simple. Study. Code. Get hired. Make it. Three years later fewer than 25 percent of his 400 classmates have secured job offers. His course ends in May 2026. Here is what happened while he was studying. TCS cut 12,200 jobs in July 2025. Entry level first. Major IT firms slowed campus hiring across the board. In 2024-25 India’s top software companies hired only 70,000 to 80,000 fresh engineers. India produces 1.5 million engineering graduates every year. Fewer than 1 in 10 engineering graduates will get an IT job this year. The lowest intake in over two decades. AI automated the entry level work that fresh engineers used to do. Rishabh Mishra did nothing wrong. He studied the right subject. At the right college. At the wrong time. The AI wave did not wait for him to graduate.

सरकार ने राजस्थान SI मामले में फैसला लेने में बहुत ज्यादा समय लगा दिया। आखिर में जब हाईकोर्ट ने भर्ती रद्द की, तब तक सभी कैंडिडेट्स अपनी ट्रेनिंग पूरी कर चुके थे। जो सच्चे और मेहनती उम्मीदवार हैं, उनके लिए यह बहुत बड़ा मानसिक उत्पीड़न है। उन्होंने न सिर्फ इतना कड़ा कॉम्पिटिशन पास किया, बल्कि अपनी पूरी ट्रेनिंग भी खत्म कर ली थी।

मैं शुरुआत से इस भर्ती रद्द के समर्थन में था… लेकिन एक चीज़ हमें नहीं भूलनी चाहिए… जो छात्र दिन रात अथक प्रयासों से सफल होता है… और सिस्टम की नाकामी की वजह से उसकी नौकरी चली जाती है… उसकी तनख़्वाह, उसका भरोसा, उसका संबल चला जाता है… एक बार उस इंसान की जगह खुद को रखकर देखिए… ये स्वीकार कर पाना कोई मज़ाक़ नहीं है….!!

@vikrantgupta73 Yes, totally agree! MI should take notes from Rizvi on how to keep the strike rate up on a track like this. Honestly, MI lost the match in the first innings itself by batting so slowly. #MIvsDC

Exceptional knock this by Sameer Rizvi. On this wicket and against this opposition, another talent in the making! #MIvsDC

@Rajiv1841 So true! That ability to soak up the pressure early on and then explode for 70*(47) and 50(31) is rare. He is the absolute reason DC got over the line in both matches.

Rizvi today was on 3 off 9 balls & same was the situation in previous game with him. & now Rizvi has end up winning both games for DC, scored 70(47)* & today again scored 50 off just 31. He has the temperament, he is young. He is here to stay❤️

This is Neerja Bhanot. > ​Just 22, she faced armed hijackers on her flight in 1986. > ​She stayed calm, hid passports to protect passengers, and opened the emergency door. > ​Instead of escaping, she used her own body to shield three small children from bullets. > ​She died so hundreds could live. ​For her supreme sacrifice, she became the first woman to receive the Ashoka Chakra, India's highest peacetime bravery award. > ​Her courage was so great that it crossed borders—she was even honored by Pakistan and the US. > ​Her unforgettable story inspired the beautiful 2016 movie "Neerja". > ​Real angels don't have wings, they just have unimaginable courage. We will never forget you. 🕊️🇮🇳❤️