Another General. Another horror story🚨 A reliable source has conveyed to me the story of a 19-year-old bride, #Huma, who married Major Asif of the Pakistan Army. According to the source, Brigadier Amjad Aziz Mughal, now Major General Amjad Aziz Mughal… “gifted” the newlywed Huma to his son, Major Safeer, as a so-called “birthday gift” during a 10-day stay at the Officers’ Mess in #Skardu. The allegations do not end there. During those 10 days, Huma was sexually assaulted repeatedly by at least 15 of Major Safeer’s batchmates inside an Army rest house in Skardu. The source further claims alcohol, drugs and Viagra were used during the abuse. Meanwhile, Major Asif was allegedly rewarded with a brand-new non-custom-paid Lexus Land Cruiser and a posting in #Rawalpindi to avoid deployment to dangerous areas. Major General Amjad Aziz Mughal and Major General Wajid Aziz Mughal, currently serving as DG Military Intelligence at GHQ Rawalpindi… both belong to the Poonch/Abaspur region of #POK. If even a fraction of these allegations is true, this is not just corruption of power… it is moral collapse at the highest level. #PakistanArmyCrimes

I fully endorse this, I like to add to this that it will the smarter move to come back, because India this century will be the true land of opportunity

India is rewriting the rules of global conservation. While the world struggles with biodiversity loss, India has achieved the impossible: simultaneous population growth across five distinct species of Big Cats. Here is the story of India’s roaring comeback. CHEETAHS: Declared extinct in 1952, the Cheetah returned under Project Cheetah, a historic intercontinental translocation. Starting with 8, brought from Namibia in 2022, successful births on Indian soil have seen a rise to 57 by 2026. This restores a missing link in our grassland ecosystem. TIGERS: The Great Indian Miracle (160.95% Growth) In 2006, India’s Tiger population hit a record low of 1,411. Through the National Tiger Conservation Authority and strict anti-poaching measures, we turned the tide. By 2022, that number soared to 3,682, meaning India now houses 70% of the global wild tiger population. Using cutting-edge tech like M-STrIPES and voluntary village relocations, India proved that economic development and apex predator conservation can coexist. ASIATIC LIONS: The Pride of Gujarat (From 327 to 891) Restricted to the Gir Forests, Asiatic Lions faced a dangerous bottleneck with just 327 individuals in 2000. However, through the "Maldhari" community co-existence model and world-class veterinary care, we witnessed a steady ascent. The population rose to 674 in 2020 and is estimated to reach 891 in 2025. We have effectively pulled the King of the Jungle back from the edge of extinction. LEOPARDS: The Silent Expansion (Dominating at 13,874) Leopard's growth has exploded from 7,910 in 2014 to a massive 13,874 in 2022. By robustly protecting Tiger Reserves, we created an "umbrella effect" that secured the leopard's future across 70% of sampled habitats. India’s strategy focuses on conflict mitigation and rapid response teams, allowing these adaptable predators to thrive without major ecological friction. SNOW LEOPARDS: Guardians of the Third Pole (718 Strong) In 2024, the first-ever scientific assessment (SPAI) confirmed a population of 718 Snow Leopards. This is a monumental achievement in the Himalayas. "Project Snow Leopard" succeeded by prioritising community-based conservation, working with herders to predator-proof corrals and preventing retaliatory killings. This secures the ecology of the "Third Pole," the source of India's major rivers. India is now the only country to host Tigers, Lions, Leopards, Snow Leopards, and Cheetahs in the wild. This data proves that when India decides to protect, nature thrives.

🚨Andhra Pradesh leads states in Rs 17 lakh crore PPP pipeline unveiled by the Finance Ministry

I still didn’t understand why no action is being taken wrt to #SalkamCheruvu. I think @TV9Telugu journalist was maybe too interested in something else. He allowed the officer to get away without giving the answer

#Dhurandhar2 man does India make enough burnol 😆😄🤣

Got to admit I’m starting to really like Jimmy Carr 😂🤣👏👌 Listen Jimmy’s new Muslim joke.

This was not journalism; it was theatre for a familiar ideological audience. @IndiaToday, invited @LauraLoomer for a spectacle, @sardesairajdeep performed the ritual outrage on cue, and the same ecosystem now wants credit for moral seriousness. “Global citizen” often means someone with local prejudices and imported talking points, and Rajdeep’s performance fit that stereotype perfectly

As Hindus, we are taught that human beings are always capable of inner change. Sanatana Dharma does not ask us to trap people forever in their worst words or weakest moments; it asks us to leave room for growth, reflection, and transformation. If @LauraLoomer has come to India with a willingness to engage, then that itself is meaningful, because our civilisation has always had the confidence to respond to ignorance not with insecurity, but with depth, openness, and grace. Someone’s past prejudice does not reduce our worth; it only reminds us that truth is often learned slowly

Gutenberg invented the most important technology of the millennium and immediately went bankrupt — and so did the bank that foreclosed on him, and so did his apprentices. Gutenberg could make a batch of 300 books for the cost of one, but there weren't enough buyers in his small, landlocked village in Germany. It it took the better part of a century of further innovations, social changes, and setting up of distribution networks before you could have a pamphlet like Luther's 95 thesis get from Wittenberg to London in 17 days.

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The Unsung Revolution: open.substack.com/pub/suresh… #Nutrition #affordableNutrition #IndianPoultry @Dept_of_AHD @PMOIndia @AmitShah @ncbn @naralokesh @revanth_anumula