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பிறப்பொக்கும் எல்லா உயிர்க்கும் .. அப்புறம் ஏன் கைல கிடைச்சது எல்லாம் அடிச்சி தின்ற?

Marriage is not for every woman. If you think that you are too big to respect a man then better stay single. Marriage is only for well behaved genuine feminine women. Period. Real women respect Men.

You've never once asked why women aren't 50% of sewer workers. Never asked why women aren't 50% of oil riggers. Never asked why women aren't 50% of combat deaths. But a meeting with chairs? Now it's an emergency. Your priorities are a joke Gita

Women are "GODDESS" The worst concept in India They are just normal humans like men. That's the tweet-

🙏 It’s time we started taking men’s mental and emotional health seriously, and acknowledged that men, too, can be deeply affected and wronged in marital relationships. Too many men suffer in silence because of societal expectations, stigma, and the fear of being judged. They are often told to “stay strong,” suppress their emotions, and endure pain quietly. That silence comes at a cost. What Ravi Mohan has done today feels like a watershed moment. By speaking openly about his struggles, he has reminded people that men are human too; vulnerable, emotional, and deserving of empathy. There should be no shame in expressing pain, seeking support, or speaking out against emotional distress and personal trauma. Supporting men who are hurting does not diminish women’s issues. Empathy is not a competition. Every individual who faces injustice deserves to be heard fairly, without prejudice or ideological bias. I sincerely hope Ravi Mohan finds the peace of mind, dignity, and freedom he deserves... and the space to heal, rebuild, and continue doing what he truly loves. @iam_RaviMohan #RaviMohan

Her name was Vijayalakshmi Ramanan. She was born on February 27, 1924, in Madras. Her father was a World War I veteran and public health official. At 15 years old, she was already an A-Grade artist with All India Radio, performing Carnatic music live on national broadcasts. She enrolled at Madras Medical College and graduated as its best outgoing student in 1948. She went on to specialise in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. In 1955, her husband, a Wing Commander in the Indian Air Force, brought home an application form and encouraged her to apply. She did. She was commissioned into the Indian Army Medical Corps and immediately seconded to the Indian Air Force. There was no uniform for women in the IAF. None had ever served before. She designed one herself: a blue sari in Air Force colours paired with a tan blouse. That uniform later became the standard issue for every woman officer in the Indian Air Force. She was the first woman ever commissioned as an officer in the Indian Air Force. She served through three wars: 1962 against China, 1965 against Pakistan, and 1971 against Pakistan again. She treated injured soldiers and ran military hospitals through all three conflicts. Her husband died in 1971. She raised her two children alone while continuing her military duties without interruption. She retired as Wing Commander in 1979. She then set up a private clinic in Bengaluru and treated patients free of charge well into her eighties. In 1977, she was awarded the Vishisht Seva Medal for distinguished service of a high order. She died on October 18, 2020. She was 96 years old. Every woman officer in the Indian Air Force who came after her wore a version of the uniform she designed for herself. Follow for stories India deserves to remember.

பெங்களூருவில் சனாதன தர்மத்திற்கு எதிர்ப்பு தெரிவித்த ஸ்டாலின் மற்றும் உதயநிதி ஸ்டாலின் உருவப்படம் எரிப்பு.

When the Almighty calls, even a trek through forest, harsh weather or several steps can stop you! Sought blessings at the divine Sabarimala Shri Ayyappa Swamy Temple, Kerala. The holy visit gave me peace of mind and a calming spiritual experience!

The Importance of Mother's Behaviour in Child's Development

This is the difference between BJP vs others !!

India isn’t just building infrastructure for humans 🇮🇳🌿 In Assam’s Hollongapar Gibbon Sanctuary, specially designed canopy bridges over railway tracks are now being used by Hoolock Gibbons - India’s only ape species. This is reportedly the first documented case anywhere in the world of a Gibbon using a man-made canopy bridge above a railway line. A powerful example of science-led conservation where development and biodiversity move together, not against each other. Kudos to Assam Forest Department & WII for proving that even small ecological innovations can protect endangered wildlife and reconnect fragmented habitats.

wonderful news these priceless items should be in National Museum Delhi

India has almost 100% Electrification for Railways and it also has the lowest fare per km in the top 10 economies. We Indians take a lot of things for granted and are a thankless people. All the other countries listed revise rail fares unlike us. Yet we complain the most.

கிருஸ்துமஸ் கேக் சாப்பிட சர்ச்சிக்கு போனபோதும், நோன்பு கஞ்சி குடிப்பதற்கு மசூதிக்கு சென்றபோதும், ஜாதிகளை ஒழிக்கச் சொல்லி குரைக்காத நாய்... சட்டசபையில் மட்டும் மனிதர்களை பிரிக்கும் சனாதனம் ஒழிக என்று ஒப்பாரி வைத்தது ஏன் என்று செருப்பால் அடித்து கேக்குறாங்க!

In our society we are making a Temple. There are 8 muslim families here. We had to overcome endless complaints from Hindus. None of the muslims. While 80% of the society donated, an entire Keralite group of Hindus did not. Kerala Hindus are on edge. Kerala is new Kashmir.

When I see today's India, I sometimes wonder if this is the country I grew up in In Jan 2009, India was stunned by the giant corporate fraud of over $1 billion at Satyam Not a single question was asked to Dr. Singh How will govt know if a big corporate is doing a scam? Today PM Modi has to personally answer for every pothole on every road in India

Fact!!

Breaking: #Vijay ate lunch with his own hands. What an amazing and humble CM.