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We often think throwing one small wrapper on the ground won't make a difference, but millions of these seemingly insignificant actions are exactly what destroy our environment and clog our systems.

I just wanted to share this thought here. We don't always need massive overnight revolutions to save the planet; we just need ordinary citizens to take ownership and fix their small daily habits. That is how real change happens on the ground.

When it came to Sikh sentiments being hurt he removed his videos but it takes Delhi high court to remove anti Hindu videos?

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Water is the very foundation of life, yet we have tragically turned our beautiful lakes and water bodies into open dustbins.

This is not just the story of one village, but a silent crisis destroying our entire environment. No government or external system can ever clean this mess until the citizens themselves awaken and take true ownership of their motherland.

we are carelessly poisoning our own lifeline. It is time to stop treating nature as a garbage dump and start protecting our vital resources before they dry up forever.

Drop a ‘Jai Hind’ if you are ready to protect our water bodies!

Cleaning our streets is just the first step; our ultimate goal is to completely transform the mindset of our society. A strong nation is never built by making excuses or waiting for someone else to take charge.

It requires unbreakable intentions and real actions on the ground. No matter how tough the path gets, our collective willpower must always remain bigger than the obstacles.

Let’s change our daily habits, take responsibility, and build a cleaner, greater India together.

Drop a ‘Jai Hind’ if your intentions for the nation are big!

Feminists complain against Misogyny. But these women have gone beyond just hate for men and are now openly calling for more such k*11*ngs. We have to take legal action against her.

The constant noise of our fast-paced lives has made us completely deaf to the beautiful and silent voice of our nature.

When we finally take a moment to sit close to the earth, we realize that true wealth is not measured by bank balances, but by the clean air and green shade our motherland provides.

We must protect our environment and our soil before it is too late. Because once this greenery is destroyed by our own carelessness, no amount of money in the world will ever be able to buy back this peace.

Let us pause, connect with our roots, and take responsibility for our environment.

Drop a ‘Jai Hind’ if you agree that nature is our true wealth!

Source - India Today, cnbctv18, Livemint, hindustantimes

First incident

'Wrong location by google maps': Traffic jams, late arrivals and tears as NEET aspirants denied entry across Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru

Today, the RE-NEET exam was conducted at four examination centers across the city. At the Girls' College examination center, three students were unable to take the exam.

Two students could not enter the college on time, while the third student arrived carrying the admit card from the previously conducted exam. After verification, two students-Sneha Dubey, a resident of Arya Nagar, Vidisha, and Ragini Vishwakarma from Kula village, Kurwai tehsil-were denied entry.

According to the rules, entry was allowed only from 11:00 AM to 1:30 PM. The two students arrived 2 minutes after 1:30 PM, due to which they were stopped from entering.

After receiving information about the incident, the exam's nodal officer and the principal of Kendriya Vidyalaya, Geeta Bhadoria, reached the spot and escorted the students inside. However, the biometric verification of both students could not be completed successfully, forcing them to come back outside.

Second incident

Several RE-NEET 2026 candidates were left shocked after their examination centres were allegedly changed just minutes before the exam. Students claimed they received last-minute updates, creating confusion and making it difficult to reach the new centres on time. The incident has sparked criticism of the National Testing Agency (NTA), with many questioning the planning and communication surrounding the re-examination process. The controversy has added to concerns about the stress and uncertainty already faced by students preparing for crucial entrance

Third incident

Nagpur NEET aspirant gets Abu Dhabi as exam centre

The Recent Nagpur-UAE Exam Centre ControversyThe Incident: An 18-year-old Indian student from Nagpur (Maharashtra), Abdullah Mohammad Talib, downloaded his admit card for the June 21, 2026, NEET re-examination. He discovered his exam centre was located 2,500 km away at the Abu Dhabi Indian School.

I am from Germany and I et my hair grow longer.

We will visit my aunt in India soon. She said in India I would have to get my hair cut short for school. Is it true?