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Image 1 — Public should ask where they are getting funding from after doing their job so terribly, or they are doing their job so terribly that's why they are getting funding.
Image 2 — Public should ask where they are getting funding from after doing their job so terribly, or they are doing their job so terribly that's why they are getting funding.

Public should ask where they are getting funding from after doing their job so terribly, or they are doing their job so terribly that's why they are getting funding.

It's always about 💰, if public wants to hold them accountable then question the root cause.

u/googletoggle9753 — 18 hours ago
▲ 608 r/WholesomeSouthAsia+7 crossposts

A few years ago we were worried he might never speak properly.

From not being able to speak a single word properly for almost the first 2-3 years of his life… to confidently standing on a stage and anchoring an entire school event at just 6 years old.

My little cousin has come such a long way and I genuinely cannot explain how proud I felt watching him today. 🥹❤️

Life moves quietly sometimes. One day you’re worried sick about a child not speaking properly, and another day you’re sitting in the audience trying not to cry while he speaks into a microphone in front of hundreds of people.

u/OriginalWalaAditya — 10 days ago

For new mine, Rajasthan PSU seeks to cut 4.48 lakh trees in Hasdeo forest

**[@indianexpress](https://www.instagram.com/indianexpress/)\*\*

A Rajasthan government PSU has sought approval to divert over 1,742 hectares of forest land and cut nearly 4.48 lakh trees in Chhattisgarh’s Hasdeo-Arand forest for a new coal mining project.

The proposal has renewed concerns over mining in one of central India’s most ecologically sensitive regions — home to dense Sal forests, elephant habitats and tiger corridors.

While RVUNL says the project follows provisions of the forest conservation law, environmental groups have questioned both the need for fresh mining and the use of existing forest land for compensatory afforestation.

u/googletoggle9753 — 12 days ago
▲ 256 r/Feminism4India+1 crossposts

Competing with opponents abroad is secondary. First fight for Indian women will always be against their own federations and government

this country is so doomed because of politics. respecting a woman's maternity period is the bare minimum. this is peak misogyny. Vinesh Phogat may be the greatest Indian female athlete, but instead of support, she's getting her basic human rights snatched away. it doesn't get more misogynistic than this.

translation:

In America, there is a player named Serena Williams, a brilliant tennis player. In 2017, she won the Australian Open tennis competition and came first. After winning, she found out she was about one or one-and-a-half months pregnant. She gave birth to her child that year, and when she returned to competition, she found her ranking had dropped below 400. It seemed impossible for her to play, but the Americans must have made an effort, and the World Tennis Federation created a new rule: if a female player’s ranking drops because she becomes a mother, her previous ranking will be protected for a certain period. As a result, she competed again in 2018. Now, you all know about India’s Vinesh Phogat. After many years, she reached the Olympic finals by defeating a Japanese wrestler who had been undefeated. After that, she took a break and became a mother. Now, after becoming a mother, she has worked hard and wants to compete again. However, our Indian Federation made a new rule two days ago: if a player did not compete in 2025, they will not be sent to the Asian Games in 2026, even if they rank first in the trials. I urge the Prime Minister to make a special statement on this matter and clearly state that daughters can become champions even after becoming mothers. They have a special right to compete and represent the country. If Vinesh Phogat comes first, she must be given this opportunity. What is your opinion? Let me know in the comments.

u/googletoggle9753 — 13 days ago
▲ 44 r/PunjabReads+6 crossposts

Gems of punjab part -1

S Mohinder Singh Randhawa

. Was one of most influential administrators of punjab and cultural figures in post partition punjab .

. Botanist by profession and core founder of today punjab that we see.

His influence on horticultural and research at botany

  1. Rose research in Chandigarh. The famous zakir Hussain rose garden reflects his horticultural vision .

  2. Wrote extensively about Indian flora and garden tradition.

  3. Research on Himalayan flora .

  4. Research on indigenous plants and indian gardening tradition he documented how mughual kings used flowers in culturally and spiritually . These works influenced in greeny of chandigarh.

As administrator of East punjab

  1. Refugee rehabilitation -one of his biggest responsibility was helping millions of refugees arriving from West punjab

This involves arranging temporary camp , food, distribution, sanitation and medical assistance

  1. Land distribution and resettlement - played role in evaluating land record resettlement of displaced farming families and reconstructing of rural economies

  2. Rebuilding agriculture - irrigation network seed supply.Mr Randhawa encouraged scientific method of farming.

His work on chandigarh

1.Planning and administration connected with chandigarh.

2.Urban reconstruction.

3.Creation of a modern post partition identity of punjab.

He supported public gardens , sculpture architure landscape design and artistic urban planning.

His work on art and culture

  1. Preservation of punjabi culture - cultural heritage by finding lost historic centre , architecture artworks and cultural institutions to Pakistan especially lahore so he works closely on arts and culture . He therefore devoted his line of punjabi folklore, craft , oral traditions, miniature painting, architecture.

  2. His research on pahari and kangra miniature painting.

Post he held

Senior administrator in east Punjab

Chief commissioner of chandigarh

He has also role in seting up pau ludhiana also . He helped sobha singh painter also to do painting to engage culture in punjab

u/One-Friendship-8819 — 10 days ago

Guess this place

Hey everyone, we have a new post flair "Guess this" with which you can post a photo so that other users can guess which metro station is this.

Comments without spoliers will be removed to not give away answer to others and everyone can have fun while guessing.

If you have any feedback then drop them down in comments.

Hope you'll have a great day.

u/googletoggle9753 — 14 days ago