Raj Upadhyay
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Still trying to figure out the urgency to be first for darshan, Kedarnath Temple remains open for 6 months but people are still rushing like they will get extra ashirvad for arriving first! Come planned and try to avoid so much crowd.
Bad Bunny and Sabrina Carpenter are reportedly dating.
Perfect start to my day with Aai, Anjali and the trouble maker! What more could a man ask for? ❤️
Ranking Indian Stand-up Comedians by Their Comedy.... Agree . . ?
#Xclusiv... 'DHURANDHAR 2' OVERTAKES 'PATHAAN' IN UK – BECOMES NO. 1 FILM OF ALL TIME... #Dhurandhar2 / #DhurandharTheRevenge creates HISTORY... It has now emerged as the HIGHEST-GROSSING #Indian film in the #UK, surpassing #Pathaan in this key international market. 🔥 #Pathaan total: £ 4.380 million 🔥 #Dhurandhar2 total: £ 4.388 million [as of Wednesday, 22 April 2026], *still in theatres* #ComScore
Mumbaimetro L2b The vaiduct over railways at Bandra turns out to b a cable stayed one,it wasnt in the plan i believe.The anchor points can b seen
TILAK VARMA MADNESS AT THE NARENDRA MODI STADIUM.
Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (Atal Setu) timeline 🛣️ 1972 – First proposal 1981 – Recommended by JRD Tata 1984 – PMO approval 2004 – Project revived 2008 – Contract awarded to RInfra, later cancelled 2015 – Project revived again 2016 – Foundation stone laid by PM Modi (24 Dec) 2017 – Main construction contracts awarded (Nov) 2018 – Actual construction begins 2024 – Bridge inaugurated (12 Jan) A decades-long journey to India’s longest sea bridge
#OnThisDay | 16 April 1853 India’s First Passenger Train Runs Today, 173 years ago, India’s first passenger train journey took place between Bori Bunder (Mumbai) and Tannah (Thane). Built over a distance of ~34 km, the journey took 1 hour 20 minutes. The train had 3 classes, and the 3rd class fare was 6 annas & 5 paisa. #IndianRailways #Mumbailocal
I have listened to your concerns and I understand your sentiment around this. I want to add more context to my earlier post. The document currently circulating is an outdated internal training document. It is not an HR policy. That said, it contained an incorrect line about bindi/tilak that should never have been written and does not reflect our values or actual practice. When we discovered this on February 17, well before this became a public conversation, we immediately removed it. But I should have caught this earlier. As Founder and CEO, the responsibility for such lapses is mine. I have asked my team to bring all such materials under stricter review, and I will personally ensure this is addressed going forward. We are also looking into how this found its way into our training content. Let me be absolutely clear. Lenskart does not and will never restrict any form of respectful religious expression. This includes bindi, tilak, or any such symbols of faith. Our team members have always been, and will always be, free to express their beliefs with pride. I also want to thank everyone who raised this. Your voice helps us improve and stay true to what we stand for.
Born Winners 😎
