Dwiti Krishna Mishra

The first one to have introduced Paragliding at Deomali Koraput #Paragliding #AdventureTime #Odisha #Mountains #Koraput #Deomali

@manas_muduli As the saying goes, Ghar ki murgi daal barabar.

When China does it: Innovation. When India does it: Complaints. An Indian startup has developed a filterless “dust-capturing solution” for urban streets, designed for outdoor use. If the same had been developed and deployed in China, many would have gone gaga over it and shared it widely. But when India does it, they criticise. 📍Bhubaneswar, Odisha

@gargiuvacha It's the best way to gain traction, speak ill of accomplished individuals and world renowned organisations

This person talking on Isha running crematoriums is either uninformed or deliberately dishonest. Isha is not “entering the cremation business.” It has been running Kayantha Sthanams in partnership with government bodies for years, with 33 crematoriums. In Tamil Nadu, Isha also offers free cremation services for below-poverty-line families. Its facilities use LPG, pollution-control measures, hygienic amenities, mortuary vans, mandapams for rituals, and trained staff. Why were they invited to Bihar? Because the model has worked. A decade-plus track record of dignity, efficiency, transparency, and corruption-free functioning is precisely why governments are trusting Isha with more such crematoriums. Bihar is not a random experiment. It is an expansion of a successful model. Similar requests have come from many other places too, because the need is real. The purpose is simple: dignity in death. A fixed standard fee, decided by the government, is charged to prevent exploitation. This fee is not randomly decided by Isha. It goes towards operation and maintenance of the facility. That means the family knows the cost upfront. No hidden bargaining. No random tips. No ad hoc “adjustments.” No middlemen turning grief into a revenue opportunity. This matters because everyone knows how crematorium costs often work on the ground. The official rate may look low on paper, but by the time wood, transport, rituals, informal payments, queue handling, priest/barber charges, “tips,” and local pressure are added, the real cost can become many times higher. Isha’s model cuts through that by putting the cost, process, and responsibility into a transparent structure. What exactly is the “profit” here? Cremation is not a money-making business. It is dignity in death. It is a service that requires staff, fuel, maintenance, vehicles, infrastructure, cleanliness, waste management, and operational responsibility. A government fixed charge for running such a facility is not profiteering. It is transparency. Bihar’s Bans Ghat arrangement reflects the same logic. The Patna facility has 18 cremation platforms, can handle around 50 cremations a day, and the fee is ₹3,500. The point is dignity, order, cleanliness, and freedom from exploitation. So the real question is not: “Why is Isha charging?” The real question is: why is he uncomfortable when a corrupt, opaque, exploitative system is replaced by a fixed-cost, cleaner, dignified, government-trusted model? When the poor get free service, the common family gets a fixed cost, and the departed get a dignified farewell, calling that “premium business” is not fact-checking. It is propaganda.

@Amitavdoc @bmcbbsr @safabhubaneswar @bmcbbsr @HUDDeptOdisha why such kind of shoddy work. Looks like someone worked without any commitment for his profession or without payment

@bmcbbsr @safabhubaneswar this is at entrance of Samanta vihar,near BMC office,almost a year,no action by BMC.Dug up road,may cave in any moment.

@anilsrinivasan @lydian_official You have put music in his veins. Enjoy his ride. God Bless 💐

So proud of you my dear child @lydian_official How time has flown, and how far you have travelled in this journey. I couldn't be prouder as an uncle. Congratulations on Symphony no.1 !!

Let's achieve Zero Litter. I want Nagaland to stand as an example of Conscious and Mindful Tourism. Zero concretisation of areas in proximity of Tourist Sites. All amenities should be made from local vegetation. Rs 1000/- per person charge for Dzukou Valley trek. Hefty fines on people not adhering to guidelines.

Serious question for all of you, मेरे प्यारे दोस्तों: What's the one thing you'd love to see or experience in Nagaland at least once in your lifetime?

@tdsinghsays @BSF_India God Bless Kiddo, Join the Navy see the World

From watching the Indian Armed Forces serve in Jammu and Kashmir to becoming an officer in the same fraternity, it has been a long and challenging journey, inspired in no small measure by our father’s 36 years of service in the @BSF_India. I am immensely happy and proud of my younger brother, Simrandeep Singh, on his commissioning into the Indian Navy. #Indianarmy #Indiannavy @IN_NavalAcademy

@ilah108 Envious 🤪

In my natural habitat 🧿

@shantiswarup4u Keep it coming 😀

Khasadaa falls in Chandragiri could be the only water-fall in India where we can drive through in our cars 😃 #ILoveMyOdisha ❤️ #ଖସଡ଼ା_ଜଳପ୍ରପାତ #Gajapati

@CommanMan777589 How cruel 😔

@hukum2082 They sacrifice life's and careers at one go. Warriors truly never aspire for ranks and double whammy is, crying baby gets the milk. Like every profession, you need to highlight your achievements, warriors don't give a damn

That sinking feeling when you realise that none of your Kargil heroes made it to Higher Command. Late Maj.Sonam Wangchuk (MVC) - Col Capt.Balwan Singh (MVC) - Col Capt.Sachin Nimbalkar (VrC) - Col Capt.Sanjeev Jamwal (VrC) - Col

@shantiswarup4u In vicinity is Ganda Hati waterfall

#Mankadadian #Waterfall #Gajapati is an under-rated gem 💎❤️

@37VManhas @YkJoshi5 Salute Sriman 🫡. Promotions and all mein kya rakha hai. Fauji, desh seva mein hazir hai🙏

Meet Col Sanjeev Jamwal who along with Capt Vikram Batra on this day in 1999 captured Pt 5140 in Kargil War. “Oh Ya Ya” and then “Yeh Dil Mangee More” on radio set to @YkJoshi5 Sir. DURGA MATA and Capt Vikram Batra keep blessing we all. #FreedomisnotFree a few pay #CostofWar.

@shantiswarup4u Enjoy your journey, don't know how much time you have for Kalahandi. Two recommendations from my side. 1) Thuamul Rampur a tribal village and a hill station. 2) Dhokra Chanchara, one of the best Waterfalls of Odisha.

Good morning Twitteratis cute friends... I am back from this road trip which was about 600+ kms, 40 hours, 4 districts, 2-3 national highways, around 2-3 state highways and tons of local Odias. A lot to share in small packets. This is just a beginning of my 2 years old dream of covering 30 districts in 30 months (30 ମାସ 30 ଜିଲ୍ଲା) #Odisha

@DeveshwariBisht Yes, mountains big or small is always a humbling experience. It's divine

There is a kind of power in the mountains, when you are there, they provide you with a unique energy and you feel peace.

@arunbothra Jai Jagannath

Completed an important assignment at Rairangpur and now heading back to Bhubaneswar. Today morning a friend from Puri messaged that he had lit a lamp before Lord Jagannath and prayed for its successful completion. The duty is over now. I do not know what role the lamp played, but the gesture brought immense happiness. Some blessings are felt long before they are understood.

@richa_dudani Beautiful place 👌

Just a day in Landour, collecting views and quiet moments. ☁️

@Shibyash_17 🙏

Usually, a mother-in-law welcomes her daughter-in-law home. Today, the daughter-in-law welcomed her mother-in-law into her new home. ❤️ A beautiful reminder that love, respect, and gratitude make a family.

@khnh80044 Best visual of the day💐

While his exhausted mother drifted off to sleep on the subway, the little boy had only one concern: making sure she could rest peacefully without bumping into anything. 🥹❤️

@AdvikBroX Good Gracious🙏

Finally, Cameraman saved a kid life 🥺

@Anoopnautiyal1 Prayers for the brave heart and for his bereaved family. It's an honour difficult to be earned and even more difficult to receive an appreciation. I hope the department of forest creates a memorial for such bravehearts. Forests are the lungs of this Earth

CONDOLENCES: One more brave-heart passes away in the process of dousing forest fires in #Uttarakhand. That's Sohan Singh Rawat, a forest guard who passed away late last night in the Purola area in district #Uttarkashi . Sadly, this is not the first fatality since state has lost forest staff earlier while trying to battle forest fires. With an increase in such instances, I urge the bosses of the forest dept to investigate deeper and come up with solutions to reduce or minimize these untimely deaths and injuries. Mere condolences from political leadership and policy makers are not enough! Om Shanti 🙏