🚨 Water stocks in the seven lakes supplying the city have sharply dropped to 10.72% of their total capacity as of Monday, June 15! A 10% water cut is already in force across Mumbai. No heavy #MumbaiRains in coming days. Save water, Mumbaikars💧🙏

WE ALL WANT A NEW GOVERNMENT ASAP

Namma Bengaluru defying the rain! Dharmendra Pradhan must resign!

ANOTHER ELECTORAL SCAM evidence destroyed wah @BJP4India 'lack of evidence'

best scene of the protest Godi media is getting belt treatment They deserve this

Across India, Gen Z students took to the streets demanding accountability for the NEET paper leak, calling for the resignation of the Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and a credible investigation into one of the biggest examination scandals in recent years. Protests erupted in multiple states. NSUI and other youth raised their voices against a system that jeopardized the future of millions of aspirants who spent years preparing for one of the country’s toughest examinations. Their demand was simple: fairness, transparency, and accountability. Yet much of the mainstream media and the political establishment chose silence. Prime-time debates were scarce, headlines were muted, and the outrage that would normally accompany a scandal affecting millions of students was largely absent. Would the response have been different if the protesters belonged to a different political camp? Is the silence because many of these demonstrations were led by NSUI, the student organization affiliated with the Congress party? The larger issue transcends party lines. This is about the dreams of students, the credibility of public examinations, and public trust in India’s education system. When young citizens march for justice and accountability, their voices deserve to be heard—not ignored because of their political affiliation. A democracy that claims to value its youth cannot remain indifferent when students across the country are demanding answers.

Time to remove corrupted #Politicians #Government

Fire is in the 12th floor. Fire brigade pumps are reaching till the 5th-6th floor. Moral of the story: Never buy a house in a high-rise in India. Even if you have to, never buy anything beyond the 5th floor.

Acts of #Kindness #Animal #Humanity Beautiful! 👌🏼💓😀

SHAMEFUL WASTE OF MONEY in a world facing crisis #2026 Expensive costumes that could feed so many poor, homeless people, heal the war victims etc. @2026MetGala @metgalafashion_ #metgala26

#Indore is currently battling a severe #WaterCrisis, with several neighborhoods facing acute shortages amid rising summer temperatures. Residents in many parts of the city are now depending almost entirely on water tankers, while irregular supply has disrupted daily life.

The #Norway #Adani #Modi trip to @NorwayMFA connection? youtube.com/shorts/Bngw9Omlb…

ENGINEERED FAILURE why all our products have an expiry date..

An Indian girl accepts that India is far, far behind China, even while fearing the hate she might receive from fellow Indians just for accepting reality. 🇮🇳🇨🇳

Cockroach Janta Party has not given any call for protest. Please be careful They are waiting for just one mishap to demonise our movement @CJP_2029f2

Freedom of expression indian style..