Deepak Peety

This is what an IAS officer’s house looks like. They also get servants, drivers & security - all funded by taxpayers. No other country gives such luxury to bureaucrats. Despite all these perks, there is no accountability and corruption is insane.

As a food technologist myself, who has worked in Food Safety & Quality at one of the world's biggest MNCs, let me tell you exactly how serious this is and why heads should roll. Every glass surface in a food production facility should be numbered & logged. Every single tube light should have a shatterproof covering. This isn't optional. This is baseline GMP. Glass inside a chocolate bar means one of two things: -Foreign body entered the machinery before the production run and production line not checked prior to the run or -Something shattered during the run and nobody caught it Both scenarios represent a catastrophic breakdown of process control. The moment glass contamination is suspected, or someone later on finds anything broken,you stop the line. You conduct RCA,reconcile every single fragment. If even one piece is unaccounted for-you destroy the batch or recall the quantity of the batch you suspect would be contaminated. The entire thing even additional to ensure safety, Non-negotiatiable this is. The deeper problem? This shouldn't have reached a consumer in the first place. Glass is a known physical hazard, it must be explicitly addressed in the facility's HACCP study which is a food safety study for ensuring food that is produced is safe to consume. If a chocolate bar with glass inside reached retail shelves, this means that HACCP either doesn't exist, was never validated, or completely failed at verification. This isn't a quality complaint. This is a food safety incident. And it needs to be escalated because this might put someone's life at risk. @Pras_SwiftMojo @pointperkspicks @DealsDhamaka #glass

Essentially, the choice is between Islamic National Congress And Bhim Janata Party Choose your poison.

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Saved for 12 years for daughter's wedding. Corpus: ₹25L. Daughter (age 24): "I'm marrying my boyfriend. Court marriage." Parents shocked. Wedding budget: ₹2L (small function). Remaining 23L: What to do? Daughter: "Invest it. Give me when I need." Invested in balanced mutual funds. 7 years later: Corpus: ₹82L. Daughter needed home down payment. They gave her ₹40L. Still have ₹42L left. Moral: "Big weddings burn money. Small weddings build generational wealth."

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🚨 AC Cabins, VIP Sofas, Pantry, 20-Seater Capacity: Delhi Govt floats ₹6.2 Crore Tender for Luxury Boats to inspect Yamuna. 😂🤡

@MGMotorIn your dealers our selling our contact details for 3rd party promotion calls. I just recd a call for a holiday voucher - to attend a session with fmly. voucher ws offrd as I'd enquired one of your vehicles in Mount road showroom @autocarindiamag @TOIIndiaNews

An example from the past illustrating how UGC rules, if implemented, can be weaponised to settle personal vendettas: Dr. Vaibhav Jain was a meritorious student at Indore Medical College in 2012. His MBBS classmate, Neha Verma, asked him to fill the medical entrance exam form again and sit behind her sister Pooja in the exam to tell her answers and help her pass. Vaibhav refused. Neha got angry and retaliated by creating a fake Facebook profile in his name and uploading obscene content, then implicated him under the SC/ST Act, alleging he used casteist slurs. Vaibhav spent 50 days in jail and even took his second-year exams in handcuffs. Despite completing MBBS, the case blocked his chances of a govt job. He fought a six-year legal battle before being acquitted. But imagine the trauma, embarrassment, struggle, and stigma he and his family endured for no fault of theirs. UGC rules add an internal, low-threshold complaint route where allegations can trigger immediate academic or administrative action without rigorous scrutiny. Along with the SC/ST Act, this can be used to escalate pressure and settle scores faster.

This man spent almost four decades fighting a ₹100 bribery case. By the time justice came, his whole life was already gone. - He was accused in 1986 - Convicted by a lower court in 2004 - Now the High Court says there was no solid proof to prove bribery. 39 years. Just to prove he did not take a ₹100 bribe. If justice takes 39 years, what exactly are we celebrating? This is not justice, this is system torture.

Numerous FIRs on Ajeet Bharti in 30 days. 0 FIRs on Ruchi Tiwari’s molesters. 0 words on UGC Act. 0 words on Saran gangrape. Selective justice is the real shame of this regime.

Bro is Dilip Ray Bro was Union Coal Minister under NDA Bro got caught in massive coal scam Bro got 3 years jail sentence Bro's conviction got stayed to let him contest election by Justice Swarna Kanta Sharma 😉 Bro is now BJP's favourite 'independent' Bro wins Rajya Sabha seat from Odisha with BJP + cross-voting magic Bro went from scam to saint magically Bro shows how rotten Indian justice system is and how shameless BJP is.

Surprised by the FIR on @ajeetbharti by Bihar police that has BJP govt . I appeal to withdraw the same immediately. #IStandWithAjeetBharti Let’s trend this . Can I get 5 K repost and tags .

I asked my maid who she plans to vote for in West Bengal. She said her friend from Bihar got Rs 10,000 before the elections. Then she smiled and said she’ll also vote for whichever party gives her the same. Freebies will destroy this country !

Shocked by the registration of FIR and sudden dispatch of urgent notice against @ajeetbharti by police under the BJP coalition govt in Bihar, over a single rude word that he used for a Congress politician five months ago. Unhinged vindictiveness. I stand with Ajeet.

In the 1980s: India and China had similar GDP. 45 years later: China’s GDP is five times that of India. China Per Capita Income: $13,000 India Per Capita Income: $2,480 Difference: One built factories, the other built vote banks.

Three different rulings from the same judge: "Maybe the 14 year old consented" (no charges) "He didn't know 13 yr old child rape was illegal" (no jail) "Stabbing your rapist during rape is illegal" (jail for stabber, no jail for rapist) The UK is not a real country. - @varrock

The problem with India now is, the opposition is totally ineffective, and no one from the ruling party is questioning the decision makers. They come to parliament to show their lung power and get out The Media, less talked about it, the better it is. If any one in social media questions, they are hounded in packs, very few can tolerate the abuses, insinuations, below the belt attacks, character assassinations done by online bouncers. So the decision makers are having a home run and they are getting away with it. Result the decision makers are surrounded by "yes men" and "an echo chamber". Voice of the people is not being heard Before 2014, the talk was that most decisions are made in Lutynes club. Similarly I fear if this dispensation has also fallen into the same mould as it's predecessor. #ugc has opened many eyes .

Much needed change in laws PIL filed by @AshwiniUpadhyay

Serious question for Policymakers & the Judiciary: If calling a Dalit by caste name is a criminal offence under the SC/ST Atrocities Act, why isn’t abusing a Brahmin or any other caste by caste name treated the same way under law? Is justice selective, or should equality apply to everyone? @rashtrapatibhvn @PMOIndia @HMOIndia @LiveLawIndia @myogiadityanath @PawanKalyan @jsaideepak #SanatanaDharma #SaveSanatana