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Monkey casually joins Gujarat’s 2026 Census training workshop, sits among women attendees in the auditorium. Everyone continues like it’s normal. 😂
Kalesh over a group of men bathing in the sacred Ganga river while openly drinking beer. When someone confronts them about it, one of the men responds saying ‘we won’t drink anymore
Tragic: In Alwar, Rajasthan, sisters Tina (8) & Lakshmi (5) suffocated to death after getting locked inside a car while playing. Their widowed father, who lost his wife 4 yrs ago, is devastated💔
Slum demolitions are continuing near railway stations across Mumbai.
Slums occupy 24% of Mumbai’s land and house over 50% population.
I donated around 60 litres of breast milk to the government hospitals in Hyderabad and Chennai during my first year of post partum.” - Jwala Gutta, Indian badminton player.
Indian badminton star Jwala Gutta has won praise online after revealing that she donated nearly 60 litres of breast milk to government hospitals in Hyderabad and Chennai during her first year after childbirth. Highlighting the importance of donor milk, she said even 100ml can help feed a premature baby for several days. Medical experts say donor human milk plays a critical role for NICU babies who may not have immediate access to their mother’s milk due to health complications, stress, illness or premature birth. Donor milk is also known to help reduce serious health risks in newborn infants.
Dungarpur police in Rajasthan grabbed the steering of a moving motorcycle on the road, causing the bike to fall and resulting in a leg fracture for the female passenger riding pillion.
The rider was wearing a helmet, which likely prevented more serious injury, but who is responsible for the harm caused by this police action??
GharKeKalesh : A woman in Hathras, Uttar Pradesh, filed for divorce one month after marriage, stating her husband does not satisfy her sexually
Tesla has officially confirmed it will not build a manufacturing facility in India. (Electrek)
Bank Employees withheld ₹12,000 from a woman’s account for three months until a video of the issue went viral. Following public pressure, the bank returned the full amount to the woman, with staff admitting the mistake and issuing an apology.
The attached video features the woman inside the bank confirming she received the money, withdrew her complaint, and urging people not to share or upload further videos about the incident