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TVK might contest Bengaluru Local Polls in Karnataka as per Asianet.

I know I am about to open a Pandora’s box. Feminism sounds good only until you yourself become a victim of it. Our Armed Forces follow this feminism with great seriousness. To understand this, one has to read Section 90(i) of the Army Act, 1950. This feminism is further encouraged by the Army Wives Welfare Association (AWWA), now known as The Army Women’s Welfare Association. It is an NGO with no judicial powers, yet the Armed Forces unofficially give it far more importance than necessary. In many cases, merely on the wife’s complaint and without any court proceedings, the Army can give 20–30% of the husband’s salary to the wife. And the interesting part is that if it is later proven in court that the wife herself was cruel, the Army has no proper mechanism to recover that money from the wife and return it to the husband, even though the payment was ordered by the Army itself. ना खाता ना बही जो महिला कहे वो ही सही... P.S. :- Please do not lecture me about the Army’s enquiry and verification process in such cases.

How come we never see Father-in-law and Husband fighting, why is it always wife and Mother-in-law?

Once again, my appeal to Indians in America on a visa. Please come home. Even if you feel it is hardship and sacrifice, self-respect should dictate your course. Let's make Bharat proud 🙏

First of all — a tight slap to all those media hippos and TRP hunters who were screaming “Murder!” from day one. One minute of silence for those vultures. Now that postmortem and CCTV footage has surfaced showing Twisha heading to the terrace alone, and her husband along with others desperately trying to give her CPR, it is increasingly clear this was a suicide. But here’s the thing: When there is no suicide note, and the husband himself is seen administering CPR, Why is he being blamed and hounded as the villain? Possible reasons behind her distress could be many: • The stress and pressure of an unsuccessful modeling/acting career/Content creator. • Fear of being exposed for adultery. • The emotional burden of the abortion controversy (where the husband reportedly opposed it). • Being boycotted and left distressed by her own family in the last 5 months. • Lingering issues from drug addiction that she may not have fully overcome. Instead of jumping to conclusions and running a media trial, let the investigation happen properly. Jumping to “murder” narratives without evidence only harms everyone involved. Let the truth come out. RIP.