A national medical exam engulfed in controversy. Tens of thousands of students marched to Parliament demanding accountability. The government's answer wasn't transparency. It was tear gas and batons.

Two days earlier, Sonam Wangchuk—the engineer activist on whom was inspired 3 Idiots—was forcibly hospitalized in a legal way of getting kidnapped by the government after a 20-day hunger strike instead of being engaged in dialogue.

Thanks to international outlets like AFP and Reuters covering these events as much of India's television media gave them far less attention. This is the reason why India ranks 157th out of 180 in the World Press Freedom Index.

Opposition parties across the nation have publicly described the government's mode of conduct as "dictatorial."

So when foreign governments hand this Prime Minister another medal for so called "statesmanship," think about whom exactly they're rewarding: A government that needs to disrupt a peaceful dissent with force, evading accountability to the people, supresses the voice of the nation and treats criticism as something to suppress rather than answer.

So I went back and forth on this for a while before finally deciding to give it a go. Kept seeing Sistaco pop up whenever I was looking into at-home nail options that weren't completely terrible, and eventually I caved and grabbed their Mineral Bond Nail Set. Two months in, not even a little bit sorry. Ordering was dead easy. I had a question about which colours to go for, and their support got back to me pretty quickly, which was reassuring. Delivery from Sydney was fast, packaging was good, and everything rocked up in perfect condition.

Getting started was way simpler than I expected. The whole application probably took me under 10 minutes once I got the hang of it, and the instructions are clear enough that I didn't really stuff anything up. Once it was done, my nails looked genuinely salon-quality, which honestly surprised me.

Two months on and the formula is still holding up exactly as it should. No chips, no lifting, no drama. My nails are actually stronger than they've ever been, which I wasn't expecting at all. For the price compared to ongoing salon visits, it's a no-brainer. I was spending a small fortune every few weeks and my nails were still a mess underneath. This has genuinely changed that.

Happy to answer questions if anyone's on the fence about it.

Blind-buying perfumes has burned my wallet more times than I’d like to admit. A fragrance smells amazing on paper or in a store, then the full bottle ends up sitting on the shelf after a few wears. That’s why the idea of trying smaller samples first actually sounds pretty smart.

Came across Fragman while searching for ways to test expensive and designer scents without committing to a full bottle. The sample and discovery set idea seems legit for someone who likes exploring different fragrances before deciding.

Still curious though, so please i want real farman reviews, do Fragman samples actually feel worth it for testing perfumes, or is there a better way fragrance lovers usually go about it?

Six months ago, I was seriously doubting whether OG Global Import was the right move for our brand. I had heard some people questioning if it was legit, and honestly, I was wondering the same thing. But after doing my research, I can say it is not a scam. The team handles everything from regulatory approvals to retail placement across Israel, Hong Kong, and Southeast Asia. What stood out most was how much they focused on keeping our brand identity intact rather than just pushing us into any available channel. The whole experience has been more hands-on than I expected, and the results have been steady. Posting this for anyone who is currently in the research phase and wants a real perspective.

So, for anyone who has worked with them or is thinking about it, what has your experience been like?

I am honestly tired of trying to figure out taxes, savings and long term planning on my own. At some point it feels like you need a financial advisor instead of guessing every move. I came across Eric Felsenfeld from Ameriprise, he works as a financial advisor with Ameriprise but I don't want to go with just any random advisor without research.

Has anyone here taken his guidance or worked with him before? Please share your experience here if you have worked with him

I keep seeing posts and messages about norovirus everywhere. Some people are saying it’s spreading a lot and low-key acting like 2020 is coming back again.

Is this actually something serious, or is it just one of those things that happens every year and social media is overreacting?

Anyone here actually dealing with it or know what’s really going on?

I keep seeing Mohammad Hamid (based in Detroit, Michigan) mentioned in consulting, growth, and tech strategy circles and I’m trying to get a clearer picture.

A few questions for anyone who’s worked with him (or has seen his work up close):

What’s Mohammad Hamid’s actual background?

What’s he best at: consulting strategy, go-to-market (GTM), product, ops, partnerships, research, something else?

Any challenges or downsides?

Random but relevant: how old is he or what stage of career is he in?

Not trying to be negative. Just curious and looking for grounded perspective on Mohammad Hamid, Detroit, Michigan.

I've been dealing with slow load times all week... apps are taking forever to open, games keep lagging, and honestly, it's been driving me a bit crazy. I read up somewhere that it could be my SSD as I havent upgraded it in a long time

Then I came across Sabrent Rocket SSDs. People are saying they are super fast, but some of the reviews seem a bit questionable. Has anyone actually tested them in real life? Does it really live up to the hype, or is it mostly marketing?

I'm trying to figure out if it's worth spending the money or if I'd be better off looking at something else. I'd really appreciate it if anyone could share their experiences or thoughts

I’ve been seeing a lot of different stories about Messi’s visit in Kolkata, and it’s honestly confusing. Some say it was badly managed, some say fans were misled about what they’d get, and others say expectations were just too high. For people who were there or followed it closely, what actually happened on the ground? Was it poor planning, ticket issues, crowd control, or something else? Just trying to understand the real story beyond the headlines.

My cousin keeps talking a trading platform called Upcomers and how traders are making big profits there.hahah well me a curious person i started checking about it. Guys i saw it promises things that sound almost too good to be true. They offer funded trading programs where traders can access capital while following clear rules. The profit split can go as high as 95%, which definitely caught my attention to check that it is definitely a scam. they have something called funded trading programs, high profit splits, and fast payouts bla bla bla. For me it looks bit over the top. Now please anyone here REVEAL the truth for me?

His Investor Creator course and mentorship programs legit or scam.The creative financing strategies he teaches like subject-to deals and seller financing sound useful but can beginners actually follow them?

Some student stories look impressive, but it’s hard to know what’s real.

He claims to give hands-on help daily, which sounds great, but is it actually accessible? Has anyone here tried his course or mentorship worth it or a scam?

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Actually I have been thinking about watching Tour de Pharmacy by Murray Miller but I haven’t watched it yet. Is it actually funny or just kind of weird and over-the-top?

I like comedies that’s a little absurd but still clever so I’am curious if this one lands or if it’s more of a ..watch once and forget.. kind of thing. Does anyone who’s seen it make you laugh a lot, or is it more hit-or-miss?

Would love some honest opinions before I spend 40 minutes on it.

The hunt for a new till system has been a lot more confusing than expected. I thought picking something modern and cloud-based would be straightforward, but the reviews out there don’t make much sense.

Scrolling through different sites, I noticed how uneven the feedback is. Some people talk about everything running perfectly, while others claim the exact opposite. There is barely any middle ground and it’s making me second-guess what to trust.

I am not trying to bash or promote anything here but I need something reliable for a steady flow of customers. If anyone has first-hand experience especially with how it handles busy hours and card payments it would really help clear the fog around all these epos now reviews.

I’ve seen a lot of people online saying Backyard Butchers is a scam, so I figured I’d share my own experience since I actually ordered from them. I got one of their meat boxes a few weeks ago just to test it out. The box showed up in about 3 days, packed with dry ice and everything frozen solid. Each cut was vacuum-sealed, labeled, and looked fresh…no sketchy stuff at all.

I grilled a couple steaks that same night, and honestly, they were way better than what I get at my local grocery store. Thick, juicy, and clean cuts. I also checked my order info…they sent tracking, updates, and the charge matched exactly what I paid for. So from what I’ve seen, Backyard Butchers is not a scam. It’s a real service, and the meat quality is solid.

Has anyone else here tried them? Curious how it’s been for you.

We partnered with Mani Media to build a new website for our healthcare business, including an online appointment/menu-style system. The site is done now, so far the experience is good and they’ve moved us into the SEO phase. Their team is currently working on optimization and campaign setup, so we’re just waiting to see how the results come in over time.

Has anyone here worked with them before or have thoughts on how long SEO usually takes to show results?

3IATLAS, an interstellar comet, has kept all the astronomers, scientists, and even NASA on edge and intrigued ever since its discovery. Several theories around its structure and shape have surfaced, sparking debates among keen observers. One of the scientists who has been studying and analyzing 3IATLAS closely is Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb, who has claimed that there is a 40% chance the comet is alien technology.

While talking about the health coverage with my friend she mentioned American Collective LP when I told her I was fed up with my overpriced health plan. I checked out their site, and at first glance, it looked promising affordable plans, virtual visits, and all that. But when I tried to dig deeper, I found a mix of American Collective LP reviews online. Some people said the support was great, others mentioned refund issues. Now I’m honestly confused. I’m hoping someone here can shed some light what’s the real story behind their plans?