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Edit : Earthquake hit area photo added in comments.

Just heard there is earthquake in Gujrat somewhere around 4.3 RS under the ground at 5KM, which shook entire north Maharashtra.

Hey, Shivamogga, why there isn’t any meet-up? Other cities doing meet ups and here in shimoga we just sit.

While being in society How it is safe even when you wear cloths covering full body?

I don’t know how people are. Even when you wear full cloths covering your body from hair to nail, you are victim of unnecessary and unwanted touching and dirty stares in public places. How bad it is?

Hey everyone! I'm, a founding moderator of r/andhbhakt420.
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Guys, where I can purchase projector? I went to Chroma and Reliance in City Centre. It is not available there.

I had booked wrong date ticket, it will go waste. If anybody wants to go, drop a DM. Yes, Free ticket. Don’t pay.

I booked ticket for spiderman A3 seat. I have to purchase ticket for tomorrow, but but mistakenly I have purchased for today if anyone wants to go for at 11:30 movie today. Please let me know. if you’re not willing to pay that is also okay, drop me a message. I’ll share you the ticket.

Edit : Upvote for better reach, someone may get free ticket😅

There are lots of songs in bollywood and thousands of songs one can say, but there is this legendary song. When it is physically impossible to listen this song and keep quiet without singing it.

Here’s My song : Main Hoon Na - Shreya Ghoshal Sonu Nigam

What’s Your pick?

Democracy does not collapse only when leaders become corrupt.
It erodes quietly when institutions stop being answerable — and citizens stop demanding that they remain so.
Most political conversation today treats accountability as a selective tool.
Point it at the side you dislike. Shield the side you support. Celebrate exposure when it harms your opponents. Dismiss it when it lands closer to home. This is not accountability. It is score-settling with better vocabulary.
Real accountability is indifferent to party colours, ideological labels, and electoral cycles. It asks the same questions of every institution that exercises power over public life:
Who decided this?

On what evidence?

Under what authority?

With what oversight?

And what happens when the decision is later shown to be wrong?

These questions apply equally to governments, opposition parties, bureaucracy, judiciary, media organisations, regulatory bodies, and large corporations. The moment we start exempting any of them because “our side is in charge” or “the other side is worse,” the principle dies.
Three quiet failures that matter more than slogans
Process without consequence
Many systems have elaborate procedures, committees, and reports. Very few have clear, time-bound consequences when those procedures are ignored or subverted. Rules without enforcement become performance.

Selective memory
Public discourse often remembers scandals according to political convenience. The same category of wrongdoing is treated as systemic when committed by one set of actors and as exceptional when committed by another. Memory that serves loyalty cannot serve truth.

Opacity dressed as complexity
“It’s complicated” is frequently used to shut down legitimate questions about money, appointments, data, or decision-making. Complexity can be real. It can also be a deliberate barrier. Citizens have a right to demand simplification of what is being done in their name.

What this community can do differently
We do not need more outrage. We need better habits:
Prefer primary sources and official records over recycled claims.

Separate the seriousness of an allegation from the identity of the person making it.

Correct our own side as readily as we criticise the other.

Treat “I don’t know yet” as a respectable position when evidence is incomplete.

Judge institutions by the systems they maintain, not only by the individuals who temporarily control them.

Accountability is not the same as punishment. It is the ongoing practice of making power explain itself. When that practice becomes normal rather than exceptional, institutions improve — not because the people inside them suddenly become saints, but because the cost of opacity and failure rises.
No government, party, court, newsroom, or corporation is permanently entitled to the benefit of the doubt.
Nor is any of them permanently beyond the possibility of reform.
The only consistent position is this:
Power must answer. Always. Everywhere. Without exemption.
If that standard feels uncomfortable when applied to people or institutions you currently trust, the standard is working.

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Democracy survives when power is questioned—not when it is blindly trusted.
This community is dedicated to accountability without bias. We welcome evidence-based discussions on the actions of governments, political parties, public officials, media, bureaucracy, judiciary, corporations, and other institutions that influence public life.
Our principle is simple:
No Left. No Right. Only Accountability.
What you can contribute:
Well-sourced news and investigations
Evidence-based analysis
Fact-checks and corrections
Questions about public accountability
Constructive discussions on governance and institutions
What we expect:
Be respectful.
Back factual claims with reliable sources whenever possible.
Debate ideas—not people.
Follow Reddit’s Content Policy and our community rules.
This is not a space for blind support or blind opposition. If a claim is made, it should be open to scrutiny. If a mistake is found, it should be corrected. Accountability applies to everyone.
If you believe facts matter more than political loyalty, join us, contribute responsibly, and help build a community that values truth, transparency, and accountability.
r/AccountabilityMinstry – No Left. No Right. Only Accountability.

Democracy survives when power is questioned—not when it is blindly trusted.
This community is dedicated to accountability without bias. We welcome evidence-based discussions on the actions of governments, political parties, public officials, media, bureaucracy, judiciary, corporations, and other institutions that influence public life.
Our principle is simple:
No Left. No Right. Only Accountability.
What you can contribute:
Well-sourced news and investigations
Evidence-based analysis
Fact-checks and corrections
Questions about public accountability
Constructive discussions on governance and institutions
What we expect:
Be respectful.
Back factual claims with reliable sources whenever possible.
Debate ideas—not people.
Follow Reddit’s Content Policy and our community rules.
This is not a space for blind support or blind opposition. If a claim is made, it should be open to scrutiny. If a mistake is found, it should be corrected. Accountability applies to everyone.
If you believe facts matter more than political loyalty, join us, contribute responsibly, and help build a community that values truth, transparency, and accountability.
r/AccountabilityMinstry – No Left. No Right. Only Accountability.