The Unnamed Feeling 🇮🇳

#indian #Intelligence uses mobile internet to send RF signals to control the body using a chip in the body . The same thing is done by the intelligence agencies in Sonarpur to me.

Beagle funniest moments 😂

Happy Birthday, Cillian Murphy. Quiet intensity. Unforgettable presence. Few actors can say so much with just a look. One of the finest actors of his generation. Cillian Murphy expresses a love for simple home life and the quiet joys of solitude, stating, “I love being at home. My life is very simple. I read a lot of books. Watch a lot of movies. Listen to a lot of music. Walk the dog. Cook with the family. I am boring”. He values the peace and personal contentment found in his own company, seeing it as a luxurious and fulfilling experience rather than loneliness.

Rajdeep Sardesai, Barkha Dutt, Shabana Azmi, Saif Ali Khan… why are such names missing from the Padma Awards list? Instead of celebrity royalty and Lutyens regulars, the awards seem to have gone to people doing actual ground-level work. Watch @RitikaChandola explains why PM Modi apparently doesn’t know how to run a government?

Horse doesn't refuse the invitation of a baby who calls him to pet him

Will never be not cool!

Those who say Modi bowed to US, should get the message clearly from this video. One of the most powerful people of World Marco Rubio is being sent off from Jaipur by SHO, Constable, SI, Few low level Babus and not even some MoS level minister present.

After delaying #Don3 for 2 years @FarOutAkhtar now just wants to cash in on the success of @RanveerOfficial Shamelessly Stole #BhagMilkhaBhag from @AdityaDharFilms and now wants crutches for sure shot flop #Don3

This is from West Bengal. More than 100 illegal Bangladeshis gathered at the Hakimpur check post in North 24 Parganas to return to Bangladesh.

Between 2017-2019, China sent 2 million Muslims (including half a million children) to internment camps, where they were forced to drink alcohol and eat pork to ‘deprogram’ from Islam. China officially considers Islam a mental illness. Why does no one call China Islamophobic?

Three legged rescue puppy requires a kiss on the nose before eating his food...

West Bengal BJP govt will provide 2 days/ week Fish Meal to every poor person through Maa Canteen @ Rs 5 only On other days of week , Egg meal will continue Big SLAP to those who spread Fake news about Fish Ban under BJP rule 🤣🤣

Mamata Banerjee didn’t head a Government. She headed an extortionist crime syndicate. Here is a tola-collecting agent of #ChorTMC who went out to extort money in the name of his leader Mamata Banerjee. The people of Beleghata have him DumDum Dawai.

Here is what SP just told Uttar Pradesh by tearing down those hoardings. They told every woman in UP that their instinct when confronted with evidence of crimes against women is still to destroy the evidence rather than answer for it. They told every family that went to a police station during their government and was turned away that nothing has changed in how this party thinks about victims. They told every person watching that a party which cannot tolerate hoardings on a public road will not tolerate scrutiny in government either. And they told everyone who was still unsure about SP’s character that the muscle, the aggression, the contempt for accountability, it was never about being in power. It is who they are. Hoardings torn. Mask off #mahilavirodhiSP

Just In : IAF deploy its Mi-17 Heptr to douse the forest fire around Kasauli in Himachal Pradesh. The choppers have been cleared to carry out night operations, also using night vision goggles, by the pilots: IAF officials

The moment a 🇺🇦 FPV drone struck a 🇨🇳 Chinese-made Desertcross-1000-3 all-terrain vehicle carrying a 🇷🇺 soldier in the Donetsk region, captured on one of the soldiers’ GoPro cameras.

Interacted with our brave BSF personnel over high tea at the Sanchu Border Outpost, in Bikaner.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Remarks at the Start of the Security Cabinet Meeting: "As per the directive of myself, the Defense Minister and the IDF Chief of Staff, we are deepening our operation in Lebanon. The IDF is operating with large forces on the ground and seizing dominant terrain. We are fortifying the security zone to protect the communities of the north. Concurrently, we are leading a massive national effort to advance creative and innovative solutions against explosive drones. We back and praise our heroic commanders and soldiers. They are deep in the field. We trust you!"

During elections: Kaaba in my heart, Medina in my eyes..

'Keeping the Zoroastrian flame alive' What do Freddie Mercury and the family that founded Tata Steel have in common? Apart from global success, they all have links to Zoroastrianism, one of the world's oldest religions, which is being showcased for the first time at Headstone Manor and Museum in Harrow, north-west London. Silk saris known as garas, family photographs and sacred heirlooms are being displayed for the first time, helping to bring stories and memories of Zoroastrian migration to life. Zoroastrianism originated in ancient Persia more than 3,000 years ago. There are about 5,000 Zoroastrians in the UK and the biggest community is in London. For younger followers such as Freyan Khambatta and Shazneen Munshi, the faith is still widely misunderstood, despite some well-known followers. Freyan said: "Growing up as a Zoroastrian in London, I feel like you don't really talk about it as much when you're younger. "But as I've gotten older, I find it coming up in conversations more." 'You're a Rastafarian?' Freyan added: "I mention to people that the likes of Freddie Mercury are some of our most famous Zoroastrian figures and they actually go 'oh tell me more about it, I'd love to know more about this religion I've never heard of'." Shazneen agreed: "At school when I told people I was a Zoroastrian some would say 'what did you say? You're a Rastafarian?' "So there would be a lot of confusion about my religion. But over the years I've been so passionate about keeping the Zoroastrian flame burning for future generations." The religion is based around Ahura Mazda, who is believed to be the creator and the embodiment of light and goodness. Malcolm Deboo, President of the Zoroastrian Trust Funds of Europe, reflected on the long history of the Zoroastrian community in exile. He said: "Over a thousand years ago my ancestors departed from Iran and sailed to Gujarat in India, where the local king granted us refugee status. "But like in all stories of migration, he first said that there was no room by showing a bowl of milk. "But the Zoroastrian priest added sugar crystals to the milk, showing that by giving us refuge we would sweeten the country while also maintaining our identity." Despite its rich history, there are concerns that the ancient religion could disappear as older generations pass away. Shiraz Sethna, project lead and curator of the museum's Zoroastrian Stories of Migration section, said she pushed for years for this Zoroastrian display to happen because she feared the community's stories and traditions could be lost as older generations die. he said: "Every time I would go to a Zoroastrian funeral, I'd think that's another story lost, that's another piece of history lost. "I wanted to make sure we captured those stories before that generation passes." As well as objects being displayed at the museum, there is an audio section where older Zoroastrians living in London share stories of migration. Nawaz Vatcha, who migrated from Mumbai in India to the UK and Ratan Vatcha, who came to Britain from Mombasa in Kenya, took part in the project. Nawaz said: "I think this project was important for future generations to know our stories. "We are first generation immigrants, and I'd like to think that our children and grandchildren will have an idea of who we are, where we came from and what our dreams for the future are." - Nora Fakim BBC

🎬 Thunderheart (1992) — a gripping neo-Western thriller that remains one of those hidden gems few people have seen. Val Kilmer as Ray Levoi, the conflicted FBI agent of Sioux heritage, and Graham Greene as Walter Crow Horse, the sharp-witted tribal cop, delivered performances full of depth and authenticity. The story they carried was about truth, respect, and resilience, leaving a lasting mark on Native cinema even if the film never reached mainstream fame. Graham Greene (1952–2025) and Val Kilmer (1959–2025) may be gone, but their legacy endures.