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So this is what Odisha took the decision yesterday: Scaling down infrastructure, expanding quotas. 1. Scrapped Bhubaneswar Metro project: While other states push ahead with mass rapid transit, Odisha takes a step back. 2. Increased reservation in medical and technical education: ST : 12% to 22.50% SC : 8% to 16.25% OBC : 11.25% A clear shift in priorities.

Entire Facebook has turned anti-modi in the last 6-8 months Whenever I open facebook I just see anti-modi posts with 50k likes. Even my long term modi supporting friends are sharing anti-modi posts I don't ask what changed because everyone has different reasons. BJP leadership is living in a bubble that everything is fine because BJP wins elections on welfare schemes

Two key decisions taken by BJP ruled Odisha yesterday 1. Cancelling Bhubaneswar Metro project officially 2. Increased reservation in medical and technical education: ST : 12% to 22.50% SC : 8% to 16.25% OBC : 11.25%

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Cadbury Comparison: India vs. Australia 🇦🇺🇮🇳 A recent viral video has sparked a heated debate over food safety and quality standards in India. A man compared two Cadbury Dairy Milk bars, one made in India and the other in Australia… the differences are eye-opening. 🔍 Key Findings: > Ingredients Matter: The Indian version lists sugar as the primary ingredient, while the Australian bar starts with full cream milk. > Milk Quality: India's bar uses milk solids (milk powder), whereas the Australian one uses fresh milk. > Fats: The Indian chocolate contains fractioned fat (palm oil) to achieve its creamy texture, while the Australian version uses cocoa butter and original chocolate base. > Packaging Perks: The Australian packaging clearly highlights "Milk Chocolate," a detail noticeably absent on the Indian wrapper. > Cost vs. Quality: While the Indian bar is cheaper per gram (₹1/gm vs. ₹1.4/gm), the production and labor costs in Australia are significantly higher, suggesting a much better value for money in terms of quality. Why the Difference? The creator argues that stricter food safety regulations and consumption norms in Australia force companies to prioritize quality. In contrast, he claims the Indian market allows for cheaper ingredients to maximize profits, leaving consumers with a lower-quality product. Is it time for India to rethink its food safety standards? 🤔