Congress mai lakh buraai thi Par BJP mai laakho buraaiyaan hai

Finally modi took revenge of Indians killed by USA by meeting france president

Explain in cricket terms

Education Minister of Bihar

Abhi bhi iska thank you chalu hai

Pakistan par surgical strike aur US ke apology maang rahe aur wohi nahi de rahe....

What creatine ?

Desh ke liye ye car bech kar nayi car nahi le sakta kya?? Humare jawan waha sarhad par.....

A case should be filed by all these car owners. File multiple PILs in the court. Then only something can happen. Otherwise it's a morally dead nation.

Demonstration against AAP delhi govt for Electricity Price Hike at Shalimar bagh!

Modi ji is visiting 23rd country after he conveyed public to stop foreign travel.

The tragic incident on INS Sindhurakshak is saddening. Prayers with the affected Navy personnel & their families.

लौट आओ CM मोदी

Refused to meet the visiting USA delegation in solidarity with our nation, protesting ill-treatment meted to our lady diplomat in USA.

The masterminds active behind the terrorist movements in India, will now seek justice in the courts of America.

Italian marines mercilessly killed our fishermen. If Madam is so 'patriotic' can she tell us in which jail are the marines lodged in?

Small fire at Kolkata EVM office. Nothing serious burnt. Second such small incident after CBSE office in one month.

In Thane, a 70-year-old man named Sarosh Dastoor paid a heavy price for doing what many would consider a simple act of civic responsibility. Mr. Dastoor, known in his neighbourhood for his efforts to keep the area clean, spent years picking up litter during his daily walks and encouraging others to respect public spaces. Shopkeepers and residents knew him as someone who genuinely cared about the city and believed cleanliness was a shared responsibility. A few days ago, during an evening walk with his wife, he noticed an Ola driver repeatedly spitting on the road. As he had done countless times before, he politely requested the driver to stop. What should have ended with a simple apology instead escalated into shocking violence. The driver, identified as Nishant Shukla, allegedly became enraged, stepped out of his vehicle, and brutally assaulted the elderly man. Mr. Dastoor was beaten until he collapsed unconscious and suffered a fractured leg. Witnesses who attempted to intervene were reportedly met with further abuse. Following public outrage and the circulation of the incident video online, the accused was arrested by Vartak Nagar Police. But the incident raises concerns that go far beyond a single act of violence. At its core, this is not just a story about road rage. It reflects a growing intolerance toward accountability, a disregard for basic civic behaviour, and an alarming willingness to resort to aggression when challenged. When citizens face the threat of violence simply for asking others to follow basic social norms, it sends a troubling message to society: stay silent or risk becoming a target. The real question is not only why an elderly man was assaulted for speaking up, but what kind of environment allows such behaviour to flourish. How have basic courtesy, self-restraint, and respect for others become so fragile that a reminder about public cleanliness can provoke such extreme rage? If responsible citizens are punished for doing the right thing, society risks discouraging civic participation altogether. The challenge before us is to build a culture where respect for public spaces, accountability for one's actions, and peaceful disagreement are seen not as burdens, but as essential foundations of a healthy society.

Our tax is used for good purpose. Thank you Lord Modi ji for taking unbiological birth in India.