❤dinesh

@ItsAradhya__ @RailMinIndia @IndiaToday @ndtv @htTweets

Imagine this… 🚆🌙 You’re traveling alone at night in a crowded train. The general coach is packed so badly that people can barely stand. Meanwhile, the AC coach looks almost empty. For a moment, you think: “Maybe I can just sit here quietly for some time…” 😶 But there’s one fear every passenger knows. The moment a TTE appears, hearts start racing. Some people suddenly pretend to sleep. Some start scrolling their phone nervously. And some quietly move toward the next compartment hoping not to get caught. A similar moment happened with a woman traveling with her little daughter. She didn’t have an AC ticket. She was exhausted, holding her child close while trying to feed her during the long journey. Then suddenly… the TTE arrived. The woman instantly panicked. She thought she would be fined, insulted, or forced to leave the coach. Without saying anything, she quickly picked up her daughter and tried to walk away. But the TTE stopped her. Instead of shouting, he calmly asked what happened. With hesitation in her voice, the woman explained everything — the overcrowded coaches, the child’s condition, and the difficult journey. For a few seconds, the TTE stayed silent. And then something unexpected happened. ❤️ He didn’t argue. He didn’t threaten her with penalties. Instead, he helped arrange a proper seat so the little girl could travel comfortably. In a time where negative videos go viral every day, people often assume every officer in uniform is rude or heartless. But moments like these remind us of something important: Sometimes humanity matters more than rules. 🙏

“Don’t ask where I’m from, I belong to the land of lovers.” — Yunus Emre

@BadeHarshal25 @NeelamFoT

@NeelamFoT Yes. But this looks scary to the beginners and even intermediaries, so just as Adi Shankara said 'Bhaj Govindam', Ramana Maharshi also stated the path of devotion or surrender which starts with duality first and then transcends it to become the divine truth.

“There is neither creation nor destruction, neither destiny nor free will, neither path nor achievement.” — Ramana Maharshi.

@The_ArtiMishra2 Very shameful..you make even Hindu God feel bad.please don't do like this.

Namah Shivaya 🙌

Silence is the ultimate reality. Everything exists in this world through silence. True silence really means going deep within yourself to that place where nothing is happening, where you transcend time and space. You go into a brand new dimension of nothingness. Robert Adams

RISABH DAS BROKE THE NATIONAL RECORD! India's Risabh Das clocked 1.59.84 to finish 5th at the Sydney Open in Men's 200m Backstroke 🔥 WELL DONE! 🇮🇳❤️

The way of love is the way of no-expectation. Love exists only when there is a total acceptance and no desire to change anything. - osho

A joyous moment for every Indian! Chola Copper Plates dating back to the 11th Century will be repatriated to India from the Netherlands. Took part in the ceremony for the same in the presence of Prime Minister Rob Jetten. The Chola Copper Plates are a set of 21 large plates and 3 small plates and largely contain texts in Tamil, one of the most beautiful languages of the world. They relate to the great Rajendra Chola I formalising an oral commitment made by his father, King Rajaraja I. They also showcase the greatness of the Cholas. We in India are immensely proud of the Cholas, their culture and their maritime prowess. I thank the Government of the Netherlands and Leiden University in particular, where the Copper Plates were kept since the mid-19th century. @MinPres

@M4191_MG4191 @perennialmystic Nice mom ❤️

@perennialmystic You may long for happiness, and that longing is okay. The question is where you look. Look deep inside yourself and be happy. Stop searching, start being.💡✨

"Happiness is your very nature. It is not wrong to desire it. What is wrong is seeking it outside when it is inside. All worldly happiness is but a fraction of the bliss of the Self." ~ Ramana Maharshi

@SarangSood Caste, religion

Name a huge scam that has been normalised in India.

“To be full of things is to be empty of God; to be empty of things is to be full of God.” ~ Meister Eckhart

J.KRISHNA MURTI Today, 11th May is the 131st birth anniversary of the great philosopher/teacher and Seer of Modern India, J.Krishnamurti (1895-1986). I am giving here certain rare instances which I have heard from those who have moved with Krishnaji and those who had the opportunity to observe him at close quarters. ………….. Once at Varanasi in the late 1970s, Krishnaji said to two or three people whilst walking along the banks of the Ganga, “Look Sir, can’t you realize what a sacred place this is? This place contains 2000 years of Enquiry within its bosom. Do you realise what it means?”. In Varanasi again, on another occasion, whilst walking on the banks of the Ganga with an associate, Krishnaji stopped at a particular place and asked him, “Sir, can you hear that?” When the associate replied that he had not heard anything, Krishnaji said, “Sir, I have, at this very place, several times, heard temple bells sounding and priests chanting the Vedas. I can hear those bells and the chanting now too. This was the original place where your famous Viswanatha temple was located.” This was a particularly stunning revelation, coming from Krishnaji. At Vasant Vihar, Madras, the headquarters of the Krishnamurti Foundation, India, he said once, in the early 1980s. I heard this personally. It was at one of his talks in December. “What has happened to you and this country? Do you realize that you have lost a very precious jewel?” The precious jewel he was referring to was the highest teaching of the Upanishads. Krishnaji was fond of chanting the Upanishads and of listening to the Vedas. When he was in Vasant Vihar, often Vedic chantings would be arranged for his benefit. He would be totally absorbed in listening to the Vedas and would be most respectful towards the Vedic pundits. He also insisted on the pundits receiving good remuneration for their chanting. Once, in the late 1940s in Madras, Krishnaji told a close associate of his, “Kodandaraman, there is a Sage living in a place called Arunachala, not far from here. Why don’t you go and meet him?” In the late 1970s, after a deep, penetrating talk at Vasant Vihar on the Truth and the necessity of Silence of the mind, Krishnaji stepped down from the platform to be greeted by B.Ananthasamy, a committee member of the Krishnamurti Foundation and a devotee of Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi. Krishnaji asked Ananthasamy, “Did Ramana say anything different?” Photos: 1) Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi 2) J.Krishna Murti; @davidfrawleyved @MB_KGQ @anusuresh160666 @indira_hyd @SrimanNarayena

@alokntyl Don’t pluck the flowers; let them bloom where they belong.🌸

Monday morning ❤️❤️❤️ Do you know what it is called? Pahadon Vali Morning ❤️❤️ ❤️#uttarakhand

"Few people know how to take a walk. The qualifications are endurance, plain clothes, old shoes, an eye for nature, good humour, vast curiosity, good speech, good silence, and nothing too much." ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson

I am still laughing! 😂

@CPRONCR @RailMinIndia @AshwiniVaishnaw Different platforms Different train number Mobile use and not use Cleaning and not cleaning Use headphones and not use headphones

#SpotTheDifference 🧐 तस्वीर को ध्यान से देखिए और पहचानिए 5 अंतर । 🔍 कमेन्ट बॉक्स में अपना उत्तर बताएँ एवं अपने रेल समझ को बढ़ाएँ। 👇 #NCRailway #RailwaySafety #TravelSafe #SafetyFirst #IndianRailways

Silence is essential. We need silence just as much as we need air, just as much as plants need light. If our minds are crowded with words and thoughts, there is no space for us. ~ Nhat Hanh

nature’s beauty in its purest form

காரணமே இன்றி மகிழ்ச்சியாக இருக்கிறார்கள் குழந்தைகள்.

@KillerViNoth007 66-47

கிரவுண்ட் லெவல்ல நம்ப ஓட் பேங்க் அப்படியே தான் இருக்கு எந்த கொம்பனாலும் ஆட்டி பாக்க முடியல 🌱🔥 ஆனா IT wing , online campaign, PR work னு கொஞ்சம் social media marketing பன்னிருந்தா Gen Z பைய்தியங்கள கொஞ்சம் கவர் பன்னி சம்பவம் பன்னிருக்கலாம் ..