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#MyInnerEngineering Experience is A Revival, from the shackles of clinical depression, morbid obesity and compulsive Overthinking. What's Yours? To know more: isha.sadhguru.org/IEO

@imkevin149 Har Har Mahadev.

RCB Nation Mark your attendance by dropping "Har har Mahadev" in replies lets wish our players a good luck ❤️

@inawayss Come to A'bad in Navratri, and you'll forget about all of this!!

someone make mumbai equivalent of this

@inawayss @not_ur_siri Lol, missed it big time!

@Rudra_Josh @not_ur_siri it was bonanza salon, they have multiple outlets. this offer was in south bopal. but i’m pretty sure it’s a ladies exclusive salon

Ye ahemdabad ke gyms ka kya logic hai kya maths hai ye ????? 😭😭

@inawayss @not_ur_siri Address bhi de deta bhai?

@not_ur_siri bro ahm is so weird. i went to a salon for haircut and they were quoting 150 for hair wash + hair cut but for 300 i can avail 4 free visits of hair wash + hair cut 🙏🏼😭

The tale of our First Wicket. It was all happening in the middle. 😅

His name was Nitish Katara. He was 25 years old. MBA from IMT Ghaziabad. Job at Reliance General Insurance. A regular young man building his life in Delhi. At college, he fell in love with Bharti Yadav. Her father was D.P. Yadav. Sitting Member of Parliament. One of the most powerful politicians in UP. They were together for four years. Her family knew. Her brother Vikas knew. Her cousin Vishal knew. Nitish received threats. He did not leave. On the night of February 16, 2002, he attended a friend's wedding in Ghaziabad. Bharti was there. Vikas was there. Vishal was there. They danced. They took photographs. At midnight, security guards saw Nitish get into a Tata Safari with Vikas, Vishal, and one more man. He never came back. The next morning, a burnt body was found 80 km away near Khurja. Beaten with a hammer. Diesel poured on him. Set on fire. His mother Nilam identified the body by his hand. Nitish had unusually small hands just like hers. Then the system turned against her. Witnesses changed their statements one by one. Three out of four turned hostile. Even Bharti went to court and said there was no relationship. Just friendship. One witness refused to budge. His name was Ajay Katara. No relation. Just a man who had seen Nitish get into that car that night and could not lie about it. Vikas Yadav banged his fist on the courtroom table and told him he would be buried 100 feet underground. Ajay did not change his statement. For the next 20 years, he lived under 24-hour armed guard. 37 cases filed against him. Bullet attempts. Poison attempts. His life never recovered. Nilam Katara had no political connections. No money like the Yadavs. Just one question that she refused to stop asking. In 2008, the court convicted Vikas, Vishal, and Sukhdev. The Supreme Court confirmed 25 years without remission. Vikas has now served 23 years. He recently got married from jail. He applied for furlough to spend time with his wife. The Supreme Court granted it for Holi this year. Nilam Katara is still fighting. Her son got justice. The men who killed him are counting their last months in prison. But the witness who made that possible lost everything for telling the truth. In India, power does not just delay justice. It destroys everyone who stands in its way. But a mother refused to let it disappear.

@TsMeShahzad Mr. Unemployed, the point he made is that the air is so clean that sunlight is not blocked by it. Hence, he is able to get a sunbath. Wish you had the brain cells to comprehend this!!!!

🚨 A MOMENT OF SHAME OF INDIA 🚨 - Kevin Pietersen, who is currently in Mumbai, India, and is doing commentary duties in the IPL. Mumbai's air quality has deteriorated to such an extent that a person cannot survive for an hour without applying sunscreen.☀️ Kevin Pietersen played cricket outside for just an hour without applying sunscreen and this is what happened to his body. - India is the most polluted country in the world @KP24

@KINGNATION_18 King Kohli

RCBians Assemble No RCB fan should have less than 1k active followers before IPL starts. Drop "king kohli" & follow each other in the Comment section . RT || Follow for FB .

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we’re getting that car this year. repost if you believe.

@pepsi Pepsodent m

What starts with a P and ends with epsi and we all love it?

Dear @amazonIN I had purchased a Galaxy Ring on December 16, and the delivery date showed 18th December. After that, the delivery date shifted twice to 21st and then to 25th December 25th,before finally getting cancelled today. What kind of "CUSTOMER FIRST" experience is this?idk

@radhika_bajaj Try Rage once, and then there is no going back. Started 2 years back, and there's no going back.

Recommendation for coffee brand?

@tufdave Ram chants

Without naming your job, tell me something you say 20 times per day at work

@_bas_kar_pawan 27/57

I've visited 5/57 so my score is 5 What is your score??

@ankurnagpal Send that copy

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Ahmedabad Sabarmati Riverfront, Gujarat (📸@darshanpathak) 2011 2025

I lived in Ahmedabad, Gujarat (India) for a year and honestly, I never felt safer. As a woman, safety is always on my mind. So when I first moved to India, many of my friends worried about me. But living in a dry state changed my perspective. It made me see how certain choices at a city level can actually influence how safe a place feels. I was also fortunate to stay in a gated community that brought together both Indians and foreigners. It felt secure, but also warm and welcoming. This is not to say everywhere in India is safe every city and every state is different but from my experience Ahmedabad has been really great to live in.

@cric_blog Corey Anderson

First player that comes to mind when you see this shirt?

People with INR 1, 000 crores and above in Ahmedabad. Only one of them is from tech/IT.