Raising nifty high to 32800 by 2026. Hopefully we will see this in first half of 2026

BSNL 35 days pack use to be of 105/- is now being increased to 197/-. I was using it for just otp purpose for bank. now have to shell 100% more money but inflation is just 4%. @BSNLCorporate chor bsdk.

let’s pledge to not buy cars/bikes until we get e0 petrol. Let’s hit them where it does. #noethanolfuel @nitin_gadkari @PetroleumMin

Yield on India’s g-sec bond = 7% Yield on US bond = 4.5% Rupee depreciation a year = 4% Why will be a fpi invest when eventually he is making 1.5% less without the hustle of moving money out of country. Who the hell make these stupid policies sitting in @FinMinIndia ?

120% up from this post !

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Hi @nitin_gadkari @OfficeOfNG , Your GREED is killing my vehicle. This is the average my E25 compliant @Honda Brio is giving these days, as opposed to 12-14 a few months ago. Shame on @BJP4India for torturing the middle class!

Expected 90 in Class 12 Accounts but got 47 When I applied for my answer sheet, I realized it wasn't even mine Another student faced the exact same mix-up. No response on the helpline or via email. Had to physically go to CBSE RO Bhopal to get my actual copy. Final score: 92/100

The Nation Demands Answers

Unacceptable evaluation by @cbseindia29! My Class 12 Physical Education answer (Q32 iv) perfectly matches the official marking scheme, yet I received ZERO marks. How many students suffer from this negligence? We demand a fair re-evaluation! #CBSE12th @EduMinOfIndia @dpradhanbjp

Honourable President Droupadi Murmu Ji, @rashtrapatibhvn Respected Madam, I am a CBSE Class 12 student writing this with a shattered heart and tears that refuse to stop For two years I gave my blood, sweat and every single night to studies. But CBSE's new OSM (On-Screen Marking) system has destroyed everything. Answer sheets are blurry and unreadable, the revaluation portal keeps crashing for days, payments fail repeatedly, students are being overcharged huge amounts, hackers have targeted the site, and deadlines are extended but nothing works. Lakhs of sincere students like me have failed in multiple subjects despite our best efforts. I lost my close friend to suicide after seeing his marks. He couldn't bear the pain. Many more students are having severe emotional breakdowns and attempting the same. Families are crying day and night. Our JEE, NEET and college dreams are completely crushed. Madam, we are your children. We are not just roll numbers. Please intervene and save us. Kindly direct the authorities to award grace marks of 15-20 in all subjects this year for students affected by this OSM crisis. This will give hope and save 50-60% of us from ruin. We have nowhere else to go. Please listen to our cry for justice. With folded hands and a broken heart, A devastated CBSE Class 12 Student of India @cbseindia29 @EduMinOfIndia @dpradhanbjp @PMOIndia @narendramodi @cbseindia29 #CBSE2026 #GraceMarksForCBSE #JusticeForCBSEStudents #Osm #Cbsestudents #OsmControversy #SaveCBSEStudents #Cbse

🚨E20 Petrol forced Scam Exposed ❗️50% pre-2023 petrol vehicles now guzzling more fuel. Mileage crash after E20 mandate. ❗️29% owners facing engine damage, leaks, overheating. Science? Ethanol eats rubber & old parts. ❗️Lower energy density = you pay more for less. Officials lied with fake 1-6% drop claims. ❗️Middle class looted to meet ethanol targets. No choice, no fixes, just bills. ❗️This isn’t “green policy”. It’s a forced scam on 80% of India’s fleet. Wake up!

‼️How MODI & BJP failed INDIA‼️ 1. They said there were ₹1.25 lakh crore oil bonds (~₹3 lakh crore with interest), so excise duty had to be increased. They raised the duty from ₹9 to ₹33 within just a couple of years. 2. In the name of those bonds, they extracted nearly ₹42 lakh crores from the public. 3. When crude oil prices fell to $30 to $40, they did not pass the benefit to the common people. Instead, they increased various taxes to keep boosting revenue. 4. When they got the opportunity to buy cheap oil from Russia, they allowed one rich businessman to buy that oil, bring it to India, and then sell it to richer nations. He earned around ₹45,000 crores, while the common people got nothing. 5. Then a minister introduced ethanol blending. Without public consent, petrol was mixed with ethanol from sugarcane. His children allegedly made profits in billions, while the common public not only got no relief, but also faced reduced mileage and damage to many vehicles. 6. Now, when a crisis is looming because of failed government policies, instead of making excise duty zero, they still want to burden the same common people. 7. They know that this time the public may not spare them, so now they have started appealing, begging, and blaming international markets. For the last 12 years, it is the common public that has paid the heavy price for the sheer failures of this government. Now they say other countries also increased fuel prices. Yes, because those countries did not loot the public when crude prices were at rock bottom. Minimum wages and salaries in those countries are many times higher than ours, and they provide world class education, healthcare, transport, and multiple other benefits. What do we have in India?

#Whatsappforward 🚨 Cost of Living in India: 2010 vs 2026 1 Litre Amul Milk: ₹22 (2010) → ₹70 (2026) = 200% 1 Kg Rice (standard): ₹20 (2010) → ₹56 (2026) = 180% 1 Litre Petrol (Delhi): ₹47.93 (2010) → ₹98.64 (2026) = 106% 1 Kg Onion (avg): ₹13 (2010) → ₹40 (2026) = 208% Mumbai 1BHK rent (suburb): ₹10,000 (2010) → ₹32,000 (2026) = 220% Movie Ticket (multiplex): ₹120 (2010) → ₹350 (2026) = 192% Monthly Grocery Bill: ₹3,500 (2010) → ₹10,000 (2026) = 186% Private School fees/year: ₹40,000 (2010) → ₹1,80,000 (2026) = 350% Hospital Consultation fee: ₹150 (2010) → ₹900 (2026) = 500% But one thing got Cheaper: Mobile data: ₹250/GB (2012) → ₹12/GB (2026) = 95% cheaper ✅ *₹100 in 2010 = ₹38 worth of purchasing power in 2026.* Your money lost 62% of its value in 16 years. Source: MoSPI CPI data | RBI historical prices | Numbeo India May 2026 | PPAC fuel data