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@IndianTechGuide Thats a good initiative, its a creative solution.

🚨 Bilaspur railway station sprays water from its roof to cool passengers amid extreme heat.

@WokePandemic Added bonus - It is flavoured with houseflies

Such tomatoes are used in making your mouth watering finger licking Tomato Sauce Enjoy it .

A tribal woman from Chhattisgarh's Surguja carried her 90 year old mother-in-law on her shoulders and walked 5 km in the scorching heat to avail her pension money.

@CountryGulshan This usually happens with everyone, jealousy is embedded in human nature.

A single mother running a small hotel business to support her child has shared a heartbreaking video, expressing deep frustration over the harassment she claims to be facing from her landlord. About one and a half months ago, she rented a shop space in Patna after paying an advance of ₹90,000 and signing an 11-month agreement. According to her, as soon as her business started doing well, the landlord allegedly became jealous and began pressuring her to vacate the premises. She says the landlord arrives daily with 10–12 men to intimidate and harass her. Garbage is reportedly being dumped in front of her shop, water is thrown around the area, and even the washroom has allegedly been locked to make things more difficult for her. The woman also claimed that she was threatened with connections to senior officials like the IG and DIG to pressure her further. In her emotional video, she said she feels so helpless that she might set the place on fire and die. It is painful to see a single woman struggling to live and work peacefully despite trying to earn an honest livelihood for her child. @bihar_police

Delivery person with empathy. He delivers packages over the customer’s door without throwing them or damaging the merchandise. Credit: Unknown, ViaWeb

The difference no one talks about.... perhaps no one knows...! Sadly !

Yesterday, Chinese Ambassador to Nigeria posted on Twitter that Nigerians can now export cow bones duty-free to China. Under the comment sections, some Nigerians were asking the ambassador to tell them what they are using the cow bones for😁 Some were telling the ambassador to tell his people to come and setup the processing facility here in Nigeria, so they can create jobs. Funny people. I laughed at our inability to do simple Google search. As a livestock farmer and Agro commodities trader, I already know the uses of cow bones. And about building a factory here in Nigeria? Nigerians are the ones to do it, but sadly everyone is building hotels😁 Let me tell you a few uses of cow bones. Here are 4 major uses of cow bones you can mention in your content; ✍🏻Bone meal fertilizer: Cow bones are processed into bone meal, rich in phosphorus and calcium, used to improve soil fertility. They prefer this to fertilize their soil not the chemical sold to our rural farmers. ✍🏻Animal feed supplement: Processed bone meal can be used as a mineral supplement in livestock feed, especially for calcium and phosphorus. We use this for chicken feed, pig, and fish feed production. Verify the price per kg and you’ll be shocked. ✍🏻Gelatin production: Cow bones can be processed to extract gelatin, used in food, pharmaceuticals, capsules, and cosmetics. Just imagine the volume of cow bones wasting in your village? Pharmaceuticals companies are paying billions of dollars to buy it from those processing it. And I believe those Chinese companies will focus more on this. It is big money wasting away in Africa because we don’t know anything about value addition. ✍🏻Activated carbon / bone char: Burnt bones can produce bone char, used in filtration, sugar refining, and water purification. Pause here and think deeply with me. They use bone char for water purification in their country. But they produce capsules and sell to us for water purification😳 Let’s not blame them. We take responsibility. Now, let’s be honest. This is a golden opportunity for us. Let’s export the cow bones and cash out. Also, let’s learn how to process the cow bones locally and export the finish product too. If I tell you now that chicken feed producers in Nigeria import bone meal, you won’t believe. Research it yourself. A ton of bone meal is around $200 - $750 currently. Bro, just imagine earning over $200 from wastage thrown around our local markets in Africa. Business opportunity for you. Do your research and see how you can position to serve this market

@naijafemalefama Even if a Person decides to start processing Factory, He will face difficulty in raising Finances from Banks, government Approvals, Permissions, Environment Clearances, Bribing Officials, Land, Expensive Electricity, Unskilled Labours, Factory setup, machinery ? So just import.

@RealAnjalii Bitter Taste of Reality

A young woman from Bihar proudly bought a Scorpio SUV worth nearly ₹30 lakh and secured it with insurance for peace of mind. But just a short time later, an accident turned her happiness into stress and uncertainty. According to her claims, when she approached the insurance company for compensation, the situation became more complicated than expected. Instead of getting quick support, she alleges that her damaged vehicle was left standing in a scrapyard while the matter remained unresolved. The woman says she spent nearly two months waiting for answers and trying to get her claim processed. Now the incident has sparked discussion online, with many people questioning whether insurance customers are really getting the support they are promised when they need it most.

@FalconUpdatesHQ No

Should India launch a currency like this ??? Yes or No.

Sir, I salute the ITBP Commandant who practically turned the Kanpur Commissionerate into an ITBP cantonment for the sake of one jawan’s justice. At that moment, perhaps he did not think even for a second about his promotion, his career, or future postings. He stood like a true leader beside his men. That is the spirit. That is the bond every force dreams of. Sadly, many Indian Army officers today seem to have forgotten the strength, authority and moral power their uniform once represented. Some people will now bring up that old video of an Army Colonel surrounding a police station and saying, “Don’t touch my boy.” Yes, that happened once. But the painful reality today is that many officers no longer want to risk their careers. Too many are trapped between ambition, bureaucracy, and dreams of post-retirement positions. The truth is uncomfortable: the system respects power not sacrifice. And when patriots are humiliated while corrupt networks thrive under protection, anger is inevitable. With due respect, sir, even many senior officers today have quietly accepted this culture. The fire that once made officers stand fearlessly for their men is fading. That is why what the ITBP officers did feels extraordinary to the public. A force becomes truly powerful not only because of weapons or training, but because its men know their officers will stand beside them when the system refuses to listen. Respect to the ITBP Commandant Gaurav. @AdityaRajKaul @adgpi @PMOIndia @SushilS27538625 @LtGenDPPandey

Scientific breakthrough: New burqa design in Bangladesh comes with a zip so Muslim women can eat without revealing their face.

@RituRathaur Thats Tabhlighi Jamaat

These visuals showing demographic take over are from Siddharthanagar is in East UP. 🚨 It’s Near Gorakhpur which happens to be CM Yogi Adityanath’s fort

@poojaofficial5 Hope it is not in old 500 and 2000 rupee notes

Today while cleaning my wardrobe, I found an old bag I thought it would be empty but the moment I opened the zip, my heart literally skipped a beat. Inside were bundles of cash, and for a second it felt like a movie scene. I asked Mom, "Did you keep some money here and forget about it ?" She said, "No." Then slowly I realized those were actually my own savings that I had hidden long ago and completely forgotten in the chaos of life. Honestly finding forgotten money feels even better than getting a salary. Today I realized sometimes our biggest happiness is hidden inside our own forgotten memories. Now tell me honestly have you ever found money inside an old bag,book,or clothes??

@Incognito_qfs @oldhandhyd That Iphone is stolen

Journalist: You have iPhone. But you are still living in slums. Why don't you live in a better place and pay rent? Abdul: My life, my choice. Why should we pay rent when we can build Jhuggi wherever we want? This is the mentality of Abduls living in illegal slums. I have also seen Jhuggis with ACs. You work hard and pay taxes to buy a 2BHK flat and these people build a jhuggi wherever they want.

SHOCKING: Your Thumb Can Rob You While You Sleep – The AEPS Scam That's Draining India's Bank Accounts Silently! Imagine this nightmare: You go to bed with a peaceful mind. No missed calls. No OTP messages. Your phone is silent. But when you wake up... your bank balance is ZERO. Criminals miles away just emptied your account using NOTHING but a fake copy of your fingerprint. No password needed. No card swiped. Just your Aadhaar thumb impression – cloned and used against you. This isn't a movie. This is happening RIGHT NOW across India, targeting the poor, elderly, and village folks who trusted the system. And it's exploding. ### The Terrifying Truth Behind AEPS Frauds AEPS (Aadhaar Enabled Payment System) was launched to help common people withdraw money easily with just their thumb. No smartphone, no PIN, no hassle. It sounded perfect for rural India. But crooks turned it into a deadly weapon. They create silicone fake fingerprints – exact rubber copies of your real thumb. They buy your Aadhaar details cheap on Telegram groups for as low as ₹500 to ₹10,000. Then they walk into any AEPS machine, press the fake thumb, and your money vanishes. The bank server thinks it's YOU. Real victims like Ram Prasad from Uttar Pradesh lost ₹14,000 overnight. His Aadhaar was in his pocket. His real fingers untouched. Yet the bank said, "You withdrew it yourself – biometrics matched 100%!" This scam hits hardest on: - Elderly pensioners - Jan Dhan account holders - People in villages who use local agents - Anyone who never checks their phone alerts Controversial Take: The government pushed Aadhaar and digital India hard for "financial inclusion." But security? It's lagging badly. Data leaks from CSC centers, corrupt banking agents, and even land registry offices are flooding the black market. Is "Digital India" making us more vulnerable than safe? Many say yes – the system is reactive, criminals are proactive. How Criminals Get Your Data (The Dark Reality) 1. Insider leaks from Aadhaar centers and agents. 2. Corrupt BCs (Business Correspondents) selling biometric data. 3. Public leaks from government offices. These gangs operate like professional syndicates. Your full identity – Aadhaar + bank link + fingerprint clone – is sold like vegetables in underground Telegram channels. And the worst part? No OTP. No call. Zero notification until it's too late. 5 URGENT Steps to Protect Yourself TODAY (Don't Skip This!) 1. Lock Your Biometrics NOW – This is your Brahmastra! Use mAadhaar app or UIDAI website. Lock it. Only unlock when you need it. Criminals can't touch locked prints. 2. Enable SMS alerts on all numbers linked to your accounts. 3. Disable AEPS if you don't use it – Visit your bank and give written request. 4. Use Virtual ID (VID) instead of real Aadhaar number. 5. If scammed – Call 1930 immediately (golden 2 hours) and report on cybercrime.gov.in. Share this with your parents, grandparents, and village family right now. One share can save someone's life savings. What do you think? Have you locked your Aadhaar biometrics yet? Comment YES or NO below. If not, do it before you finish reading this! This scam is real. The danger is growing. Stay alert, India. Your thumb is now your biggest risk... and your strongest shield. Protect your hard-earned money before it's too late. The system won't save you – YOU have to.

@UttarandhraNow "No exam pass mark" doctors Direct to operation theater Meritless system india

🚨 యూపీ చరిత్రలో కమిషనర్ కార్యాలయాన్ని సైన్యం స్వాధీనం చేసుకోవడం ఇదే తొలి సారి! పరిస్థితి చేయిదాటిపోతే సైన్యం ఎలాగైనా రంగంలోకి దిగుతుంది... ఐటీబీపీ జవాన్ వికాస్ సింగ్ తల్లి శ్వాసకోశ వ్యాధితో బాధపడుతుండగా, చికిత్సలో నిర్లక్ష్యం కారణంగా కాన్పూర్‌లోని కృష్ణ ఆసుపత్రి సిబ్బంది ఆమె చేతిని తొలగించారు. ఆ నిరుపేద జవాన్ ఎఫ్‌ఐఆర్ నమోదు చేసే ప్రయత్నంలో మూడు రోజులు తిరిగాడు. ఎవరూ అతని మాట వినకపోవడంతో, ఈరోజు మధ్యాహ్నం మొత్తం బెటాలియన్ కమిషనర్ కార్యాలయాన్ని స్వాధీనం చేసుకున్నారు #UttarPradesh #Kanpur

India’s Defence Exams Are Being Hacked. Literally. This is not a student hiding notes in their sleeve. This is organised, technology-driven crime targeting the very foundation of India’s paramilitary recruitment. UP’s Special Task Force has dismantled a sophisticated cheating syndicate operating out of Balaji Digital Zone exam centre in Greater Noida’s Knowledge Park area. The gang was running a remote cheating operation during the SSC conducted CAPF, SSF Constable GD and Assam Rifles Rifleman Exam 2026. Seven people, including the alleged mastermind, are now in custody. Their method was far from crude. The gang deployed proxy servers and screen sharing technology to let external solvers sit the exam remotely on behalf of candidates physically present at the centre, all in real time. STF teams recovered Rs 50 lakh in cash, 10 mobile phones, 5 laptops, a router, candidate lists, admit cards and Eduquity company ID cards during the operation. These are not ordinary exam fraudsters. They are running a market for seats inside India’s paramilitary forces, units that guard the country’s borders and maintain internal security. When an examination centre doubles as a hacking operation, the real casualties are the hundreds of thousands of honest aspirants who gave years of their lives preparing by the book. The system has failed them. Again. And the timing could not be more alarming. Conducting exams has become one of India’s biggest institutional challenges. The NEET paper leak scandal had barely settled when this surfaces. Now, at a moment when NEET is preparing to shift to an online format from next year, this case of real time digital hacking raises a question no authority has answered yet: if remote solvers can infiltrate a defence exam today, how secure will a fully digital NEET be tomorrow?