r/gujarat

Blud's got better Garba footwork than many at my last Navratri 👌😂🕺🔥

Source : https://x.com/imasbaloch/status/2090179901794001326

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The local Muslims, particularly the Zikri Muslims also hold Hinglaj Mata in reverence They call the temple the "Nani Mandir".

A moment of peace under the lights of Somnath Temple. 🛕✨

Some places don’t just make you stop and look — they make you feel something.

Har Har Mahadev. 🙏

ampu_tea_nehaa (a disabled influencer with a prosthetic leg) was asked to leave the Ashapura Maa Temple courtyard in Jamnagar, Gujarat, because she was wearing shorts—which she wears out of medical necessity for her prosthetic fitting, not fashion.

People at the temple even told her that her disability was "the result of her bad karma." She was only standing in the outer courtyard for a quick view from afar and wasn't even going inside the main shrine. Despite having completed tough treks like Kedarnath and Amarnath, she faced this humiliating treatment at a local temple.

It's absurd how religious spaces still lack basic empathy for physical limitations and medical needs.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DcJBAQMPFlX/

This idea was swirling in my head for some time, and I decided to illustrate it via AI.

The idea itself is quite straightforward:

While you're refuelling your vehicle, the petrol pump displays the amount of litres refuelled. But what if you could measure the amount of fuel that actually made it into the car and compare the two?

For example:

Petrol Pump: 18.50 L

Car: 17.20 L

Difference: 1.30 L

If they do not correlate above a certain tolerance level, your car could show you a warning message such as:

"Fuel Quantity Mismatch - Check Before Paying."

We are definitely not trying to blame each and every petrol station of being fraudulent here. The purpose is to build an additional verification step between the fuel dispenser and the consumer.

I created those images as an illustration of this product/technology concept.

As there are certainly some technical issues that should be addressed – fuel sloshing, temperature changes, shape of the tank, measuring precision, etc., at this point, this is rather a "concept of the product than a solution itself".

Would something like this really be of any use to people in their cars? How would one implement the measuring system? 🤔

What do you guys Think

Imagine traveling back in time for only five minutes and talking to yourself when you were young. What would you say?

This can be on any topic whatsoever: relationships, work, money, friends, health, self-respect, mistakes, discipline, or just how to live more.

Not something grandiose; it can be just one little thing that you wish you had known before.

What would you say?