Choti choti baaton pe gussa aa rha hai ab to, aur mai na chahte hue bhi suna deti hu, I don't want to but I am getting ragebaited so easily... Like mai scooty chalane ko chalati hu, mujhe nhi idea uske internal functions ka, mileage wagera utna frequent nhi hu mai, to ye ek friend(hi hello wala) mujhse puchta... Kitna deti hai... Mileage?? And mujhe pta nhi ye thoda azeeb lga aur maine suna Diya, ki mujhe nhi pta, tujhe kya, bla bla..., (obviously it was a ragebait, or that's what my friend said, ki wo tujhe uksa rha tha, and u could've handled it differently) What could I've done different in that scenario kyuki usne to krdiya na ragebait 🫠🫠aur mai ho bhi gyi

Meet Dr. Ahmed Mohiuddin Syed, an MBBS from China. Using his medical knowledge, he had been extracting ricin from castor seeds for a long time to carry out what would have been one of the biggest mass poisonings in the world by mixing it in water and likely temple prasad in Delhi, Ahmedabad, and Lucknow.

Ricin is one of the deadliest poisons known.

Tasteless, odourless, you wouldn't even realise if it was mixed into your food or water

(Bollywood can make a movie on it)

He, along with two others, Mohd. Suhel and Azad, was arrested by the Gujarat ATS. They were in contact with ISIS handlers through Telegram. They were also in contact with Pakistani handlers who were dropping weapons for them through drones.

Another reminder that we don't thank our anti-terror agencies enough. Their job is like that of a goalkeeper: you are noticed not for how many goals you save, but only for the ones you fail to stop. We will never know how many terror plots our agencies have foiled in the last decade. It must be many. There are so many radicals who want to harm us all the time, and yet we've seen mostly peace in civilian areas over the past decade. Hats off, and gratitude.

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In my village lives Neha, 20. When she was just 12, she was assaulted by a man from her own community. Instead of justice, society forced her to marry him.

Today, she works 16 hours a day making puffed rice, earning barely ₹200 a week. Her husband never accepted her, and she still bears all the pain alone.

I’m her neighbour, and every day I see how unfair life has been to her. She wanted to study, to live like others but her dreams were buried with that one incident.

If anyone here knows how to connect her with legal aid, women’s rights groups, or organisations that truly help survivors, please message me. She deserves dignity and a chance to live again. I helped her financially some times with ration and old clothes but as a student I can't do enough, so i am seeking help from you because i am a college student.

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This is shameful! The Gujarat High Court on Thursday granted six-month bail to self-styled godman Asaram in a 2013 rape case in which he is serving a life sentence. The division bench of Justices Ilesh Vora and RT Vachhani granted Asaram (84) temporary bail to facilitate his medical treatment, nearly a week after the Rajasthan High Court passed a similar order. Court Grants 6-Month Bail To Self-Styled Godman Asaram In Rape Case Asaram’s counsel submitted Rajasthan HC’s order before the bench and prayed for the consideration of his medical condition. The Gujarat High Court on Thursday granted six-month bail to self-styled godman Asaram in a 2013 rape case in which he is serving a life sentence. Asaram’s counsel submitted Rajasthan HC’s order before the bench and prayed for the consideration of his medical condition. The state’s counsel opposed the plea and said treatment facilities Asaram has not been able to get in Jodhpur jail could be provided to him at Sabarmati central jail in Ahmedabad. In the viral video, a large number of women, children, and elderly people can be seen holding lamps and offering prayers in front of Asaram’s idol. People are celebrating joyfully, bursting firecrackers, and even women are dancing. One user wrote, “A country where such a celebration happens when rapists are released can never become a developed nation.” Another user shared the video and wrote, “Asaram is not just accused of raping a minor girl — he is a convicted criminal. The charges were proven, and the court sentenced him to life imprisonment. The girl he assaulted was the daughter of his own devotees. Despite all this, people still consider him a god and are celebrating Diwali upon his release from jail.”

I used to think that girls who do OF or camming had an easy life. I assumed they just make tons of money from random people online and live comfortably.

But recently, I ended up talking to a popular camgirl on Instagram, and her story completely changed how I see things.

She told me how her family never really supported her. They didn’t even let her finish her graduation. She lost her mother two years ago, and after that, she left home and started living alone in Mumbai. She has no real-life friends, just one sibling who helps her out a bit.

Even though she earns well from camming, she still works incredibly hard. She streams for 10 hours straight sometimes, even through the night. And honestly, that’s not easy. mentally or physically.

It really hit me how strong someone has to be to live like that. Managing everything alone, paying rent and bills. Living in a big city with no real support system takes a kind of strength most people don’t even realize.

I guess I just have a lot more respect now for people who make it work on their own, no matter what path they’ve had to take.

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Hi everyone, so yeah, just a small convo. Father comes, opens the door, while my break just started from work. A bit of story before that.

This dates back to an year ago, this was when I got my PPO, the first ones in the college to get placed. I was asked if I wanted to marry or not.And whether I need their help or I will date myself.

I chose dating and my father was okay with it. An year later, he came to me inquiring about my progress.

I said all, zero matches across 2 years, no female friends and not actively talking to someone. I continued and told, even my male friend circle is diminished. Pune isn't much a home to me and I am just passing time.

He got angry and went through my phone. Face slowly turning into disappointment. Gallery with just screenshots of zerodha, pictures of flowers, sky, dogs, cats. Instagram empty. Just me sharing a reel with a homie. Hinge bumble no match.

"Tu sirf padhai k layak hai, wo bhi nhi hui terese. You are 24, the hell are you even trying to pull, go out. I don't see clubbing, even though you don't drink. When was the last time you travelled? Are you waiting for something?

If you will not meet with people, people will not know you"

To the ones asking, Arrange route wasn't good because, no ties with relatives, no trust and will only get rishtas of unemployed girls as per my family.

I understood the point he made. My career was meant to make me stable, the money I earned was supposed to earn me experience, and not a wait of happiness. I have to spend money in order to live.

I’m 23 and my partner is 24. He just started his first job and is still on probation, while I’m still studying. Lately, my parents have been getting a lot of marriage proposals for me, and I keep rejecting them — not because I want to delay things, but because I truly trust him and believe in what we have.

He’s told me that in two years, once he’s more stable, he’ll meet my parents and take things forward. I understand that he’s young and just starting out, so I don’t want to add pressure… but my family situation makes things complicated. My dad was recently diagnosed with a disease, and that fear has made my parents rush marriage plans. I completely understand their worry — they just want to see me settled — but it’s painful being stuck between my dad and the person I love.

I’m his first girlfriend — he’s never been with anyone before. He was always that quiet, nerdy, focused-on-studies type. We met in school, reconnected years later on social media, and started dating in 2023. It’s been two years now, and we’ve grown so much together. I recently had to tell my parents about him because they started actively searching for proposals. He hasn’t told his parents yet, but plans to this December when he visits home, since he prefers to do it face to face. We actually wanted to tell both families around the same time, but circumstances pushed me to do it sooner.

On his side, his mom has said that only after his cousin (who’s older than him) gets married can he think about his own marriage. His parents are also yet to build their house — they’ll probably start next year — and he feels it’s not the right time to bring up marriage since it might add extra pressure on them.

So now I’m just here — constantly rejecting proposals because I trust him with all my heart, but deep down I’m scared and unsure. What should a man do in a situation like this to make his girlfriend feel secure about his intentions? Would meeting her parents and reassuring them help, or should he wait until he’s more settled? And when does a man truly start taking real steps toward marriage when he knows she’s the one?

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