This is what an Emmy awards acceptance speech looks like. Kudos

BEFORE SLEEPING KNOW THIS... FOR 15 YEARS, while most people escaped the summer heat, Harpal Singh Pali drove a tractor-tanker deep into the burning Shivalik Hills every alternate day carrying WATER for wild animals. As lakes dried and forests cracked under extreme heat, deer, wild boars, blue bulls, and peacocks began waiting for one sound — the arrival of his tractor. Using his OWN MONEY, without donations or government support, Pali created and refilled 25 water holes across nearly 5 kilometres of forest so animals would not enter villages searching for water. Fuel prices increased. Maintenance costs rose. Still, he never stopped. He even dedicates 10% of his income to wildlife welfare.

In the last 2 years, an Upper Middle Class Indian has lost at least 30% of his/her wealth. Reason: due to currency depreciation & poor investment returns. The claim might look exaggerated. But, trust me it is not. Ask your friends, relatives, who are NRIs. Compare their wealth growth vs yours'. You will get the real facts. The upper middle class is a very neglected community. They pay Sweden level taxes for Sudan level services. And, are now quietly seeing their wealth erode.

Public Space का मतलब समझिए, उसकी इज़्ज़त कीजिए। आस पास के लोगों का ख़्याल रखिए। #zerocivicsense #indiantourists Watch full video on - YouTube- Smita Sharma Journalist

जिस देश में ओलंपिक प्लेयर को ऐसे सिस्टम से लड़ना पड़ता है , सोचो डिस्ट्रीक लेवल स्टेट लेवल पर तो ये जिसको चाहे उसका कैरियर खत्म कर दे, किस लेवल पर शोषण कर सकते है ये

Vedant Srivastava - 17 yrs old Took to social media and exposed discrepancies in CBSE's OSM marking system. Nisarga Adhikary- 19 yrs old Hacked CBSE website and informed them (and us) that it is vulnerable and can be hacked. Sarthak Sidhant- 17 yrs old Exposed how CBSE bent rules to award the OSM tender to COEMPT. These 3 kids need to be lauded. They have given us a glimmer of hope. They have shown us, not all is lost. We still have a future to salvage.

CBSE has systematically rewritten its rulebook to favor Coempt Eduteck. check out the blog.

Thank you Vinesh for giving everything on the mat. Unbelievable after 2 years out of competition, giving birth to a child a few months ago & still competing this well. Thank you for fighting the good fight off the mat. You will be remembered for generations to come

The obsession with breaking records has successfully turned the fragile Himalayas into the world's longest PARKING LOT. Joshimath is currently choking under a massive 25-30 KM long traffic jam. From Vishnuprayag to 15 km beyond, tourists are stuck in their cars for hours.

Replug of this byte from an interview with a NEET student from 2024 because nothing has changed in 2026. If you have a minute, listen to her. She speaks where many keep quiet. #NEET #CBSE #DharmendraPradhan #Education

This 17 year old from Jharkhand did more journalism sitting at his home than the entire Indian Media combined did in 12 years. This is inspiring stuff, Sarthak may have fixed CBSE forever. Legendary stuff, Must Watch 👏

ब्रेकिंग:- क्रूड ऑयल 108$ प्रति बैरल से घटकर 87$ प्रति बैरल पर आ चुका है। लेकिन तुम लोग देखते रहना, भारत में पेट्रोल के दाम कम नहीं होंगे, अब तेल कंपनियों को मुनाफा पहुंचाया जाएगा। दोस्तो की जेबें भरी जाएंगी

Dubai: 36°C Riyadh: 38°C Doha: 37°C Meanwhile in India: Delhi: 45°C Nagpur: 46°C Jaipur: 44°C Desert cities are now cooler than many Indian cities. This is not just climate change. It is also years of poor urban planning, endless concrete expansion, disappearing trees, and zero focus on livable cities. And still 18% GST on ACs.

Is India’s economic challenge really just about policies or is it about the people making them? In this conversation, we dive into a deeper structural concern: the credibility, composition, and continuity of India’s economic decision-making system. From ministers and bureaucrats to advisors and technocrats, the discussion raises a critical question: Does India need a change in personnel to restore trust, signal clarity, and rebuild investor confidence? The argument goes beyond reform on paper. It’s about how markets respond to credibility, why signaling matters in modern economics, and how stagnation in decision-making can create “staleness” in ideas, institutions, and outcomes. Watch the full conversation, only on DeKoder. youtu.be/RCBkvbitJec @Nidhi @arvindsubraman #IndiaEconomy #ArvindSubramanian #EconomicPolicy #Leadership #DeKoder #IndianEconomy #FDI #Investors #PolicyReform #Governance #EconomyExplained #IndiaGrowth #DeKoder #NidhiRazdan

Horrendous experience of passengers on board @flysrilankan from Delhi to Colombo flight number UL 196 . Reported engine failure before take off, passengers are kept inside the aircraft without an AC for almost two hours. Worse , zero communication from the airline. Many pax want to cancel, airline not allowing them and being rude and difficult. What do they do @DGCAIndia @RamMNK ?

“Honey, I Will Shrink the Income” — Aggregate income growth across all groups may shrink upto 2035. Urban poor to take the worst hit. Source: Kotak MF research

what a systemic failure "CBSE has received 2.94 lakh applications covering over 8.56 lakh answer books, compared with 1.31 lakh applications for 2.82 lakh answer books last year." “CBSE never informed us that answer sheets would come from a Gmail address. I found them sitting in my spam folder.”

If the onus to ensure that OMCs don't go in losses is on the public, then the profitability of OMCs should also be at public discretion. You can't punish the public both ways. Look at the profits of India's three major OMCs - IOCL, BPCL & HPCL. They posted a combined net profit of over ₹2.3 lakh crore (approx. $28 billion USD) across the last five fiscal years (FY21 to FY25). When they had profits of lacs of crores in 5 years, why can't they sustain losses for an year?

Petrol, diesel prices hiked for fourth time in 10 days; latest by over ₹2.50/litre- cumulatively ₹7.5 since PM Modi speech thehindu.com/business/Econom…

Indian billionaires buy foreign companies as growth slows at home bbc.in/3Q0aYsn