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If you won't stand for a pregnant woman, what kind of human are you?

I'm genuinely taken aback by the number of women claiming that pregnancy isn't a disability in the comment section. And honestly, they're right, it isn't a disability. But this isn't about chivalry or some outdated obligation. As a man, I wouldn't hesitate for even a second to give up my seat for an elderly woman, a child, or a pregnant lady. No matter how exhausted I am, I can stand. They need the rest more.

It's simply about basic human decency and empathy. I'm confident that most men feel the same and would do it instinctively, without making excuses. How can anyone who calls herself a woman or even a decent human, lack this fundamental compassion for a pregnant mother? One day it could be you, your sister, your daughter, or your friend in that position. Would you still have the heart to look away?

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u/Extension-Mess-6828 — 8 hours ago
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His Name defines history.

Mohammed Raza Dar grandson of Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has been arrested for r*ping, kidnapping and extortion of money.

Muhammed Raza Dar Met of of those girls in Singapore in the matter of Cryptocurrency deals. At that time, he invited them to Pakistan on tourist Visa and arranged everything for those two girls in Lahore, Pakistan.
When those two Dutch national girls reached Lahore Airport, Mohammed Raza Dar with his 4 friends take those girls in the car and reached an abandoned building where they can take the girl.

They r*ped the girls, harassed and demanded cryptocurrency worth $ 100,000 for realising them. One of those girls vigilantly informed her parents and they filed FIR against the alleges to Lahore Police. And now the alleges including grandson of Ishaq Dar Mohammed Raza Dar in custody of Lahore, Police

u/Jolly_Law1994 — 8 hours ago
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E20: Look Beyond Your Fuel Tank, Look at India's Balance Sheet

The debate around E20 often focuses on a 3–4% drop in mileage or perceived maintenance costs for older vehicles. Those are valid points to discuss. But if we're evaluating the policy, we should also ask: what has India gained?

Since E20 was introduced in 2023, ethanol blending has helped India displace an estimated 90–110 million barrels of crude oil imports, saving roughly US$7–9 billion (₹58,000–75,000 crore) in foreign exchange. That's money which would otherwise have been sent overseas to pay for imported crude.

The programme has also created a large domestic market for sugarcane, maize and other ethanol feedstocks, benefiting Indian farmers, distilleries and rural industries. Instead of exporting wealth to oil-producing nations, a larger share of that value circulates within the Indian economy. Add to that the reduction in transport-sector carbon emissions, and there are clear strategic benefits beyond what an individual motorist sees at the pump. We are not running out of water (as yet) so concerns of how sugarcane was made are genuine yet E20 blend has helped in reduction of CO2 which is a greenhouse gas responsible for changing weather patterns (along with methane) and making heat more intense over past few years. This itself is a good reason why E20 makes sense.

We can debate how the policy was implemented. We can question whether it disproportionately benefited certain businesses, whether there were conflicts of interest, whether the environmental benefits are overstated or even whether political connections—such as those involving Nitin Gadkari's family—deserve greater scrutiny. Those are legitimate discussions in a democracy.

But those debates shouldn't distract from the core objective. Even if you disagree with aspects of the implementation, the policy has still reduced India's dependence on imported crude oil, strengthened energy security, supported Indian agriculture and saved the country tens of thousands of crores in foreign exchange. Those are tangible national benefits.

As for vehicle concerns, even car manufacturers have clarified that E20 does not cause engine damage when used in compatible vehicles, although a small reduction in mileage is expected due to ethanol's lower energy content.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/carmakers-on-e20-no-engine-damage-but-mileage-drops/articleshow/132187415.cms⁠�

In the end, E20 isn't primarily a policy to reduce your monthly fuel bill. It's a policy to reduce India's import bill. That's the metric by which it should be judged.

In short, E20 is a strategic policy, not a consumer discount scheme. Even if an individual motorist doesn't save much at the pump, India gains through lower oil imports, stronger energy security, support for farmers, foreign exchange savings and lower emissions and that savings of 7–9 billion US$ can be used in other useful ways. Sometimes the biggest benefits are measured not in one driver's fuel bill but in the country's long-term economic resilience. We can argue how policy was implemented, maybe it benefitted Gadkari’s son too, maybe it isnt as environmental friendly it is but at end of day we as a nation are saved from huge foreign exchange and dependence on international crude oil imports.

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u/AcceptableWrangler1 — 13 hours ago
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"8 children are a gift from Allah, whereas Modi is responsible for inflation." Shouldn't these people breed responsibly? And How are they managing finances

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🇮🇳 Some battles leave scars.

He lost a leg. Not his purpose. 🇮🇳

Some battles leave scars. Legends turn them into strength.

From the battlefield to the world stage—true courage never quits.

The strongest people aren't those who never fall, but those who rise every single time.

A reminder that resilience is more powerful than any setback.

He didn't let tragedy define him—he let determination rewrite his story.

Real heroes inspire long after the battle is over. ❤️

Proof that the human spirit can achieve what the body alone cannot.

Every medal tells a story. This one tells the story of unimaginable courage. 🫡🇮🇳

Not all superheroes wear capes—some wear the Indian jersey.

u/Jolly_Law1994 — 1 day ago
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This bar used a giant screen to create the experience of watching a football match from the stadium

u/Jolly_Law1994 — 2 days ago
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Pakistan can't reject Indian civilization for 75 years and then suddenly claim the Indus Valley Civilization.

Pakistan was founded on the idea that Muslims and Hindus belonged to separate civilizations. For decades, its national identity was built on distancing itself from India's civilizational past.

Now the narrative has changed. Suddenly, the Indus Valley Civilization is projected as exclusively Pakistani while any connection to the broader Indian/Sanatana civilizational continuum is dismissed.

You can't reject a shared civilizational heritage for decades and then selectively embrace its oldest chapter because it suits your national identity today.

No serious historian claims the Indus Valley Civilization belonged to the modern Republic of India or Pakistan—they didn't exist. But pretending that the civilization existed in isolation from the cultural evolution of the Indian subcontinent is just another form of nationalist revisionism.

u/Jolly_Law1994 — 1 day ago
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Indian Army soldier's daughter, Hindu girl Sakshi, poured petrol and set herself ablaze after being blackmailed and pressured to convert to Islam by Honey alias Taha and his associate Ankur in Auraiya, UP. The girl died on her way to the hospital

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A mother and her kitten's need a shelter.

Backstory:

During the monsoon a young stray mother cat chose space near my home as a safe place to give birth to her six little kittens. Since the day they were born, I've been doing my best to keep them safe, fed, and sheltered despite having very limited space and resources. Their mother has slowly started leaving them for longer periods as they grow, and they're now reaching the age where they need homes of their own.

They have spent their first weeks of life in a cramped, damp corner during the monsoon. Which is now destroyed.I wish I could keep them until everything is perfect, but I simply cannot provide the space, veterinary care, and long-term life they deserve. Abandoning them is not an option, which is why I'm trying to find them loving families instead.

They aren't just stray kittens. They've survived a difficult start to life and deserve the chance to grow up in a safe home where they'll be loved, cared for, and never have to struggle for food or shelter again.

If you've ever thought about adopting a kitten, please consider giving one of these girls a forever home. One adoption can completely change a life.❤️🐾

Reach out to me if you feel like you can adopt.

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Dear Islamo Lelis of India, why do you still believe current opposition and its leaders are an alternative to BJP, don’t vote BJP but why these fools?

If anyone sensible wants to question opposition and its claim as an alternative to NDA in state or national level, the goal post changes to everything but addressing

# the problem:

# the current opposition and its current leadership.

If we had a better opposition, it would do a better job at questioning the government and bringing it to accountability. That’s why we need a government when BJP opposed GST, they opposed it on technicality and mentioned their reasons as well instead of just saying GST bad!! that is what we need from current opposition

Always with meaningless agendas and nothing burger narratives like Modi doesn’t do PC! Instead of talking about how they can do a better job than Modi in development or what their plan is for NEET -how they can fix such issues Modi govt is unable to fix.

See the problem? See why lelis don’t want us to question the opposition? They know their owners have no substance to offer!

u/someonenoo — 1 day ago
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Ajeet bharti blasting the leftist atrocity literature... Must watch 🔥

Ajeet bharti blasting the leftist atrocity literature... Must watch 🔥

u/Bhumiharaka — 2 days ago
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In the name of gen z party, why are they spreading hatred/racism against specially Hindus/Indians

Just see the amount of upvotes there. Isn't racist posts as posted by some foreigners?

u/Jolly_Law1994 — 2 days ago