He saved not only a life, but also declined support from other bystanders, adults & guards and told them to save themselves first, instead.
The fact that he never let go, never panicked, and never gave up to save himself is apex-predator heroics.
Mythical legends are made for men such as these.
You see it a lot, especially in "the future" context, did the authors mean that in future this moustache is going to be popular in some context? If he thought that i do think he was thinking in the right direction taking in consideration how things have been happening in the world rn..
Guys, don't you think this is a question worth asking??
His son is DU student just like us. His son didn't study abroad like his daughter who studied in Tufts, USA. He studied in DU, graduated this year, and there are documents online (which haven't been taken down yet), which show how he got entry into one college (PGDAV) but the next year, migrated directly to a college ranked NIRF rank 1, Hindu College.
PGDAV is ranked 97 by the NIRF. Hindu College, like I said, is number 1. Imagine that. Better access to placements, opportunities, careers.\*
Dharmendra Pradhan also gave several speeches, was the chief guest at inaugurations and possibly either donated or arranged for donations to the college.
That's how dirty these guys are. Entrance examinations apply only to us.
Here are the documents.
https://www.pgdavcollege.in/uploads/accreditation/cycle2/ssr18-23/partb/criteria2/2.1.2.1.pdf
Observe how "Nishant Pradhan" is listed here as a first year student.
https://www.hinducollege.ac.in/UploadedImages/6e37fcf1-1f18-4a58-85c2-f83994a7d8d5.pdf
Here he isn't.
https://www.instagram.com/p/C7\\\_bwnbyGwA/?hl=en
Yet by the second year he's a student at Hindu (it is known that he migrated, but trust me, no normal student can migrate from PGDAV to Hindu, because of how different the cutoffs for those colleges are)
https://x.com/dpradhanbjp/status/1891426199764697366?s=20
Here is his involvement. Doesn't seem shady?
Goated Kaptaan for a reason
I think there are mainly two kinds of ppl who arw against, i.e Willingly rightist and Unwillingly centrists
Rightists, The elite and haves class : They have their echo chambers where they like to think Hindu khatre mein hai, but they don't know that sabse bada khatra unko Bj party se hi hai, by crony capitalism, immense opaque and transparent Corruption and mismanagement ex Leaks, Bribes, unlimited amd Unnoticed Corruption by Babus and Netas.
They hate themselves because they can't do anything and everyone around them because they have been programmed to feel threatened by something which doesn't really matter, they know bringing about change in the biggest democracy is close to impossible, so they instead cling to the rulers and make fun of oppression of others, unknowingly they themselves are getting oppressed through the mismanagement..they don't want the status quo to change as well, because by that their caste and community won't be able to profit at the cost of other poor and havenots Indians.
Centrists: they see this as an external threat and plan, which is useless because the country is being destroyed from within we don't need an external power to destroy something which is already in ruins.. i could cite unlimited examples of our failure and mismanagement all global indices where lndia is bottom of the barrel EPI, CPI, PFI, HDI..
These two form a majority of the country who are willingly and unwillingly being supported by the top 14% too keep in mind, and then the rest 75% are although i don't want to refer to them as that but merely cockroaches who aren't aware nor in position to execute anything critical. The solution is that The top 14% has to stick to a conscious and homogeneous plan, in order to achieve anything substantial for their own future. very hard to achieve anyways.
I saw a post on this subreddit about someone accidentally boarding the wrong train. It reminded me of a very similar experience I had but mine turned into one of the most terrifying moments of my life.
On 25 May, I had to board the Sikkim Mahananda Express to travel from Bihar to Delhi. The train was scheduled to arrive at my station around 10 PM., but it was running nearly 6 hours late, so it eventually arrived at around 4:00 a.m. I had reached the station at 9:00 p.m. because, in and around my village, auto-rickshaws become extremely difficult to find after that time. My town is still underdeveloped in that regard, with no services like Uber or Rapido, so I had no choice but to reach the station early.
To make matters worse, my Delhi University semester-end examinations were scheduled to begin just five days later, on 30 May, so missing the train was simply not an option.
After waiting for almost seven exhausting hours, I accidentally dozed off at around 2:00 a.m. I woke up to the announcement that the Sikkim Mahananda Express was arriving on Platform 2. Along with another passenger, I hurriedly boarded the train. Unfortunately, we had boarded the wrong train. My actual train was due to arrive about 10 minutes later, but this one arrived first, which was to go to opposite direction to Bengal, which caused the confusion.
The train had already left the station by the time I reached my seat and realized something was wrong. I checked the railway app and immediately understood that the train was heading in the wrong direction. I completely panicked. The other passenger who had also boarded by mistake had his BED exam in Firozabad and wanted to share my seat so he had boarded along with me in greed, he told me to stay calm and simply get off together at the next station. But I knew my actual train had already departed from its previous station and would soon arrive at mine. I thought I was completely going to miss it, so i had to make a decision fast.
What happened next was probably the most reckless decision I have ever made.
With my adrenaline pumping, crying like face, I jumped off the moving train while carrying my luggage, over the very angry people, i kept my foot on the thigh of another person who became bery angry and tried to push me but i had already jumped before. Looking back, I know how incredibly dangerous and irresponsible that was, and I would never advise anyone to do the same. I was injured in the fall. My right palm scraped violently against the sharp ballast stones beside the tracks, leaving it bruised and swollen, and I also injured my hip. My phone temper glass also shattered still haven't replaced it.
The train had already travelled several kilometres away from the station. It was still completely dark outside, with bushes and trees lining both sides of the railway track. Apart from the station area, there was hardly any lighting.
Despite my injuries, I grabbed my luggage and ran back towards the station as fast as I possibly could. I have a video of part of this journey. Fueled entirely by panic and adrenaline, I somehow covered the distance in just a few minutes. By the time I reached the station, I was completely exhausted and struggling to breathe.
Some fellow passengers noticed my condition and asked if I was alright. An RPF officer also kept an eye on me, although he didn't question me. When I finally looked at my hands, I realized how badly they had been injured. The thought that I had descriptive university examinations just five days later made me even more anxious.
To make things even worse, I was later diagnosed with cough and the flu during that period. Despite everything, I appeared for all my examinations. Writing was painful because of my injured hand, but I managed to get through every paper, and thankfully, they went decent.
It remains one of the most horrifying experiences of my life, and even today I can't believe I survived such a reckless decision. I could've lost my limb or even life that day, i didn't even look at the ticketless people who had completely occupied the space and they were shouting at me as the train went ahead, for my James Bond style recklessness. But no one spat at me or kicked/slapped me from the train thankfully (can't expect basic civic sense in my state)
Thanks for reading. This is a true story. I also have a video from that night. For privacy reasons, I would probably alter my voice with AI before sharing it. Just 1 lesson tho i think, never do this and never regret after doing.
I'm in my 3rd year and plan to appear for AFCAT 2 in 2027 as my first attempt. I probably have about a year to prepare.
Seniors and experienced aspirants, if there's anything you think every first-time candidate should know, but that many people tend to overlook, I'd really appreciate your advice.
Also, what are the core areas I should focus on, considering I don't have a PCM background and currently pursuing History ? I'm planning to opt for the Administration/Logistics branch (non-technical).
Any tips or guidance would be greatly appreciated. 🙏
Reuenthal from LOTGH and Jack the Ripper from ROR, have a bunch of similarities. ROR authors might've been inspired in a way too, just a theory tho.
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Both have heterochromia - Blue and Red/Dark Brown eyes. Similar hot appearance.
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Both had deeply traumatic childhoods.
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Both were emotionally scarred by their mothers.
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Both grew up without experiencing genuine parental love.
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Both developed severe trust issues.
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Both struggled to understand or accept love in a healthy way.
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Both hid immense psychological pain behind calm expressions.
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Both were exceptionally intelligent and perceptive.
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Both were masters of reading people's emotions and intentions.
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Both relied more on strategy than brute force.
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Both possessed extraordinary charisma despite their inner darkness.
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Both appeared refined, elegant, and gentlemanly.
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Both concealed dangerous personalities beneath a composed exterior.
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Both viewed human nature with cynicism.
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Both believed people often wore masks and hid their true selves.
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Both lived with profound loneliness despite being surrounded by others.
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Both pushed away people who genuinely cared about them.
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Both carried unresolved childhood trauma throughout their lives.
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Both were haunted by their past.
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Both exhibited self-destructive tendencies.
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Both were driven by inner demons more than external enemies.
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Both questioned their own identity and humanity.
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Both were morally ambiguous rather than purely heroic or villainous.
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Both inspired fear and admiration at the same time.
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Both maintained impeccable manners even in tense situations.
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Both had an obsessive attention to detail.
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Both manipulated situations through psychological insight.
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Both were difficult for others to truly understand.
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Both lived behind emotional walls.
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Both were tragic figures rather than simple antagonists.
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Both ultimately found meaning only through confrontation with death.
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Both are among the most psychologically complex characters in their respective series.
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Both embody the archetype of the elegant, broken genius.
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Both turned their emotional suffering into exceptional capability.
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Both are remembered as tragic antiheroes whose greatest battles were against themselves.
So @Opening-Mountain-317 was my og almost 2.5 year old Reddit account, i lost it due to the archive feature on samsung, i no longer have access to the email used and cannot remember the password but i have enough proof that it is my account. Please help me get it back, there were anonymous friends on my account whom I don't want to lose please mods/admins I'm begging. Please
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