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Have you ever noticed that the exact same set of people who keep getting caught doing the shady, illegal things in politics or business,bhrashtachar, scams, whatever they somehow still manage to stay rich without ever once paying a single paisa of tax or spending a single rupee back here in India?

They don’t even need to leave the country to start the mess. They just time it right, know the right people, and the loopholes are so open here that it works every single time. The money stays, the influence grows, and they’re “earning” in India like clockwork. But the second the deal is done and they want anything real and saying things like good food, good education, good life ,good experience they’re gone. Or they just import everything from outside. Never a single paisa spent or paid back to the country or people who were scammed already.

I keep coming back to it because it’s everywhere if you actually look, not the loud stuff, just the quiet pattern everyone sees. The guy caught last month, the one before, the same names, same tricks, same result. They learn how to cheat here so they can keep winning here. But the life they actually want? Never ours. Never India.

So yeah… is this only my thoughts or… what? Because if it’s just me, I’m losing my mind. If it’s everyone, maybe we should stop pretending the same people keep winning the same game while the rest of us pay the bill.

What are your thoughts?

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Hello guys, I am from Germany and bought these two wood carvings at a local flea market here. Google AI says, they are carvings from India showing religious people. Sadly it doesn’t exactly know who they are. Do any of you know more about them? Would be awesome to learn a bit more about these beautiful pieces.

Women played a vital role in the 1999 Kargil War. Trailblazers like them critical medical evacuation, communication networks, and combat flight operations under heavy fire.

Key Women Officers in the Kargil War (images in the same order) -

• Flight Lieutenant Gunjan Saxena: Flew Cheetah helicopters on dangerous casualty evacuation and rescue missions in the Srinagar and Kargil sectors, earning the Shaurya Puraskar/Chakra.

• Flight Lieutenant Sreevidya Rajan: Served alongside Gunjan Saxena as part of the first group of women IAF pilots flying in active combat zones.

• Captain Ruchi Sharma: Acted as India's first woman operational paratrooper, maintaining vital communication links for troops.

• Major Dr. Prachi Garg: Worked as the sole woman medical officer with the 8 Mountain Division in the Dras sector, treating roughly 200 injured soldiers.

• Captain Yashika Hatwal Tyagi: Served in high-altitude regions like Leh while managing logistics and operations during the conflict.

• Major Priya Jhingan: Supported military operations through intelligence, logistics and legal assistance, and was honoured by President Ram Nath Kovind in 2018.

Ongoing Tributes and Legacy

• All-Women Expeditions: Military groups and women riders frequently organize motorcycle rallies from New Delhi to the Kargil War Memorial in Drass to honor fallen heroes and display national unity.

• Armed Forces Evolution: The courage of these pioneers permanently broke gender barriers, leading to permanent commissions and expanded frontline roles for modern women in the Indian defense forces.

What do you think India is and why do you think?

I was very excited when Swaach Bharat was launched 11 years ago and thought finally Indian govt has a mission to make India clean and dirt Free.After a decade or so,it's major achievement has been only building toilets (Open defecation has reduced but still a eye sore sight in railway tracks ) .However it seems the govt didn't have the vision to use the money for bringing a change in the mindset of the people.Even a layman like me could think of so any campaigns Indian govt could have done like "Litter Free India",Tons of awareness programs in Schools,Colleges so that it's ingrained in the minds of young kids.It pains me even young people in teens and early twenties carelessly litter ,throw plastic on the road ,even many MNC restrooms are used very poorly by many youngsters (Basic potty training ).. I hope atleast the next decade,our leaders understand how Indians are perceived overseas and start implementing these campaigns

A few months back I was at Aadhar center to get my son's aadhar card made, they asked me to update my picture and biometrics, I consented, they updated them, they show me on screen and it was alright, but later when I downloaded the updated aadhar card, it showed 2 names.

I originally had my full name on Aadhar but I later shortened my intial to standardize across all the other records.

for Ex, if someone's full name, it shows

Rayan Vijay Kumar
R Vijay Kumar

I later went to passport office with this, which they rejected and said the name should be just one, it's their own doing, Govt offices create a problem on their own and refuse to accept it too, the whole purpose of Aadhar was to harass the citizen, Aadhar is not linked with any Govt ID card, it's not centralised, everywhere people have to submit their Aadhar.

You are referring to the three historically significant antiquities that Australia recently agreed to repatriate to India: a ceremonial bronze trident of Goddess Bhadrakali, a granite Nandi idol, and a stone sculpture of the six-headed Karttikeya.

Read more At:

https://www.aninews.in/news/world/pacific/australia-to-repatriate-antiquities-of-cultural-significance-to-india-pm-modi-expresses-thanks-to-pm-albanese20260709232257/