Is it Due to the war or because of some other reasons??

Unfortunately this the story of thousands of females in our country :(

A lot going on in the Middle East. And seems China has successfully safeguarded it's interest with ease. Seems like India realises again that only Russia is its long term and time tested ally who has shown willingness to export more crude to india. Even a Iran Naval ship which was in India for Naval exercise and now while returning back was destroyed by a US submarine in Indian ocean close to Srilanka. Will Iran allowing Chinese cargo through Strait of Hormuz Help keep Crude price in check a bit considering China is the biggest importer of crude? I think the major reason that Iran is allowing oil to china is because china buys 80% of iran's oil exports, iran needs money to fight war and keeping their trade running is the way to go. China always supports iran in such conflicts which is why it is considered more important "ally" than other countries. India has always taken a neutral stand in middle eastern matters so we dont get the pass. Plus, Iran's strategy is to impact oil trades between other middle east countries and rest of the world so panic sets in and US is forced to retreat. Strait of hormuz is their only negotiation tool. Kind of like india has indus water control to keep pak in check. Your thoughts regarding the matter????

Saw this while reading the newspaper yesterday and now I am in a freaking deep state of shock.... I mean how is this even possible like a girl approximately of age 15-16 carrying a hole 9th month baby in her uterus and no body suspected about it ,forget about others her own parents remained unaware.... that fact is quite difficult to digest...

And how tf did she delivered a baby in the washroom man 😭😭😭 without any external help or anesthesia child birth is the 2nd most painful sensation after fire burn and she survived that and that too at the age of 15-16 bro fck how??just how??

Imagine the situation of other students at the centre who were just writing their exams and suddenly heard the cry of a baby out of nowhere ⚰️🥀

Proper investigation should be made and the guilty should be punished...According to me the parents are definitely the one who did something fishy. What are your thoughts regarding the matter??

US & Israel just struck Iran explosions in Tehran & missiles flying back.FIRSTLY PAK VS AFGHANISTAN NOW THIS...WHERE ARE WE HEADING???? This just happened today and it’s crazy. Early on 28 Feb 2026, Israel and the United States launched a major military attack on Iran hitting multiple sites inside Iran, including Tehran, the capital. Explosions were heard across the city and other regions.
Israel called it a preemptive strike on military and missile targets it believes threaten its security, and the US supported it, saying they want to remove imminent threats. Right after that, Iran didn’t just sit back it fired missiles and drones back toward Israel and even at US military bases in the Gulf. This has made the whole Middle East tense as fucking hell. Airspace in Iran and Israel is now closed, flights are disrupted, and some Gulf countries like UAE and Qatar saw explosions too.
Iran’s government is calling for a crushing response, and people in Tehran are reportedly panicking and even leaving the city.
This isn’t some tiny border fight anymore it feels like a real war breaking out between Iran on one side and the US + Israel on the other. What’s wild is that this might spread beyond just these three countries, and it could change the whole region and affect things like global oil prices, flights, and more. If Israel and USA had already neutralised Iran's nuclear development research facilities then what was the need of this fucking attack???

A lot of people are brushing this off as just another flashy headline, but the scale of this deal is genuinely insane if you sit down and look at what’s involved. This isn’t a small partnership or a routine agreement — this is about control, leverage, and long-term positioning. The kind of deal where the effects don’t show up immediately, but quietly reshape the entire playing field over the next few years. What stands out is who’s involved and why now. Nobody makes moves of this size in uncertain conditions unless they think they have a massive edge. Either someone has information the rest of the market hasn’t fully priced in yet, or they’re taking a calculated gamble that could redefine winners and losers permanently. Another thing people aren’t talking about enough is what this means for everyone not at the table. Deals like this usually don’t just create winners — they squeeze competitors, limit options, and force smaller players to adapt or disappear. Even if this looks like a “win-win” on paper, there’s always a third group paying the price later. The reason it’s being called the “Mother of All Deals” isn’t because of hype, but because once this settles, there’s no going back. Decisions, valuations, alliances — all of it changes from here.

I just saw a video that perfectly captures the current state of living in India, and it’s honestly exhausting. It feels like as citizens, we are paying full price for a government “service” that provides absolutely nothing in return. Want clean water??Buy a freaking water purifier Want clean air??Buy a fucking air purifier Want 24/7 electricity???Install a god damn inverter Want quality education???Spend lakhs in pvt school fees

Seeing a clean road in your locality feels like a miracle rather than a basic right. Even the food we eat is compromised fake panner,coloured pulses the food regulations seem non existent. Russia se sasta oil kaun kharid rha – Ambani Usse export karke pel kar profit kaun kama rha Ambani and tariffs kispe lag rhe the people of India,petrol mai 20% ethanol kaun milla rha Gadkari nuksaan kiska ho rha the people of India. And whenever there is a major controversy or a failure in governance—like the recent international probes into major business groups(Adani)—toh parliament mai vande Mataram ke discussion pe blame kispe ho rha Jawaharlal Nehru. There is reason why i never post on defence related topics kyuki what’s the benefit of building muscles outside if you are suffering from all the diseases possible inside. NGL living in India feels like a scam.I like this country a lot but i know that this country is not gonna love me back. Yahan ke politicians madarchod hai yahn ki judiciary madarchod hai yahn ke log madarchod hai yahan ki jameen polluted hai yahan ka water polluted hai yahan ki hawa polluted aur yahan noise pollution bhi bahut gyada hain,samjhdaar log desh chodh rhe aur chutiye desh mai accumulate ho rhe. I think bharat is beyond repair. Slowly my love for this country is also fading just like my childhood faded away. But kya kar sakte hai foreign jayange toh wahan bhi racism milega.Best thing to do is to not give a fuck about this country kyuki jo aisa kar rhe wohi khush hain iss desh mai.

GUYS, recently a boy literally died while playing basketball in a court in Haryana because the pole fell on him. Imagine going to play your favourite sport and not coming back home. That’s not an accident — that’s a failure of the system. A failure of basic safety. A failure of how we treat sports in this country.

And it got me thinking — how many athletes in India grind day and night, bleed on the field, but no one even knows their names?

We hype cricket like it’s the only sport that exists, while real warriors are out there training with broken infrastructure, zero facilities, and dreams that the system never lets become reality.I myself watch cricket a lot but why not to give such attention to others sports also.

Athletes like:

Asha Roy — once called “India’s fastest woman”. Ran barefoot half her career. Still fighting poverty.

Rani Rampal — made India proud in hockey but barely got the recognition she deserved.

Bhavani Devi — first ever Indian fencer in the Olympics. Most people don’t even know what fencing is.

Dutee Chand — sprinted against insane odds, politics, judgement, everything.

Shankar Laxman — Olympic hockey legend. Died forgotten, with no honour from the system he gave his life to.

Bro, these people gave everything — their time, their bodies, their future — and in return they got disrespect and silence.

And now a kid dies on a basketball court because the pole wasn’t even fixed properly. That’s the level of “care” sports get here.

It’s not just about medals. It’s not about nationalism. It’s about basic respect.

India doesn’t lack talent. India lacks support. Lacks infrastructure. Lacks empathy.

RIP to the boy from Haryana. RIP to every athlete who gave their whole soul to a country that pretended to clap and then forgot them the next day.

We don’t need more “proud to be Indian” speeches. We need safety, we need support, and we need to stop letting talent die silently.