kabeer @unknownkabeer

Elon Musk is still the second richest guy in the world 🌎

She met him at the club, thought it was smart enough to slap him because she thought she would get away with it. He didn’t react it get violent, he just got her arrested. Now that’s how you handle it.

CISF’s Swift Response: Suspicious Person Apprehended While Attempting to Escape at Metro Station! Alert CISF personnel at Jama Masjid Metro Station of DMRC sprang into action when a passenger attempted to flee after a suspicious, dense object appeared on the XBIS screen during baggage screening. Demonstrating quick reflexes and effective coordination, CISF personnel immediately pursued and apprehended the fleeing passenger near the exit gate. Further examination of his belongings revealed an unidentified semi-solid substance concealed in a stitched portion of his undergarment. The passenger, who claimed to be an NRI residing in Kuala Lumpur, along with his belongings, was handed over to the police for further investigation. The swift action and alertness of CISF personnel highlight their prompt response and commitment to ensuring metro security. #CISF #MetroSecurity #Vigilance #QuickResponse @HMOIndia @PIB_India @CISF_Delhimetro

मीलार्ड और लेडीशिप लोग रेलवे के VIP रूम में गए तो वहाँ सोफा गंदा मिला, फिर “very very important persons” को अपनी अपनी कार में समय बिताना पड़ा अब अगर 30 सितंबर के पहले ये कोर्ट में नहीं पेश हुए, तो रेलवे अधिकारियों पे Contempt of Court लगाया जाएगा।

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A poisonous plant got a FSSAI licence number, got packed in a food-grade pouch, sat in a warehouse, and went up on three of the biggest grocery platforms in the country as something you could add to your cart. The story here is just so crazy. Datura grows wild across India. Most of us have walked past it. It has a place in Shiva worship, which is why it gets sold in the first place. But the plant contains three tropane alkaloids, atropine, hyoscyamine and scopolamine. If you eat it, symptoms start within about half an hour to an hour. Pupils blow open, mouth goes bone dry, heart races, and then confusion, agitation and hallucinations set in. Severe cases go to seizures, coma and death. The effects last a day or two and sometimes longer. The part that makes datura genuinely dangerous is that its strength swings wildly. Toxin levels can vary about five times from plant to plant depending on the age of the plant, the soil it grew in and that season's weather. There is no safe dose because there is no consistent dose. Two identical looking fruits can behave completely differently. Now, the Karnataka's food safety department found datura fruits and seeds listed as food on e-commerce platforms. Packets in warehouses carrying FSSAI licence or registration numbers, being offered for sale online. Representatives of the three companies appeared before the authority. Amazon submitted no response. Instamart asked for more time to produce documents. BigBasket said it had stopped selling and would fix the labelling to say "Not for human consumption" in future. The regulator called all three responses unsatisfactory and suspended the food licences until further orders. Compliance reports are required before anything gets restored. We know how this plays out when datura reaches a food chain by accident. In Uganda in 2019, a batch of fortified corn-soy relief food got contaminated with jimsonweed, which is the same plant. 293 people fell ill and five died. Investigators later found atropine and scopolamine in the samples. Now the bigger question this case actually opens. For years, marketplaces have argued they are noticeboards. A seller lists, a buyer buys, the platform just connects them. Karnataka has gone at that argument from a different direction. It did not chase the small seller. It pulled the platform's own food licence. If a listing sits on your platform under your FSSAI number, the food is yours. It is also worth noting how food safety law got written everywhere else and why we must applaud what has happened here. Bradford, England, 1858. A sweet maker sent someone to buy plaster of Paris to bulk out peppermint humbugs, a normal practice then. The druggist's assistant handed over arsenic by mistake. About twenty people died and over two hundred fell ill. Britain passed the Adulteration of Food and Drink Act in 1860 and the Sale of Food and Drugs Act in 1875, which became the foundation of modern food law. United States, 1906. Upton Sinclair published The Jungle about the Chicago meatpacking yards. Within months Congress passed the Pure Food and Drug Act and the Meat Inspection Act. United States again, 1937. A company dissolved a sulfa drug in diethylene glycol, which is essentially antifreeze, because it tasted sweet. Over a hundred people died, many of them children. There was no law at the time requiring a company to prove a product was safe before selling it. The 1938 Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act followed, and that is the law that built the modern FDA. China, 2008. Melamine was added to milk to fake higher protein readings in tests. Around 300,000 infants were affected and six died. China rewrote its entire Food Safety Law the following year. India, 1998. Mustard oil in Delhi was adulterated with argemone oil. Around sixty people died in the dropsy epidemic and thousands fell ill. India, 2013. Twenty three children died in Chhapra, Bihar, after a midday meal cooked in oil that had been stored in a used pesticide container. Almost every food safety law in history is written in the past tense. Somebody dies, the country gets angry, the rules change. Karnataka has acted here with no body count. No hospital ward, no funeral, no headline about children. Just an inspection, an order, and three licences pulled. It is rare to see this kind of enforcement and it usually gets no credit precisely because nothing happened. However, the real gap here is upstream. Somebody issued an FSSAI registration for this. Somebody's listing approval process let it through a food category. Neither of those is fixed by suspending a licence for a few weeks. The next step must be to find how this landed in food pouches, and catch hold.

NDTV @ndtv

2 months ago

Amazon, Instamart, BigBasket Lose Food Licences Over 'Datura' Sales In Karnataka ndtv.com/india-news/ama…

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ल़डकियों और उनके घरवालों को भी ऐसे लड़के चाहिए, •जिनकी सरकारी नौकरी हो •अगर सरकारी न हो तो लाखों का पैकेज हो •शहर के मेन रोड पर प्लॉट या मकान हो •मां बाप बुढ़े हों न हो तो और बेहतर •जितने कम भाई बहन हो उतना बेहतर •बहन न हो तो अच्छा अगर हो तो शादी शुदा हो •मां बाप साथ न रहें तो बढ़िया समस्या दोनों तरफ से है न बेटियाँ खुश और सुरक्षित हैं न बेटे, बहुत बड़ी त्रासदी और सामाजिक समस्या है

@dpradhanbjp Scientist gadhbadhi after listening this news!

Here’s the story of Ranjish. 💔 He was 38, a bus conductor. He married the girl he loved and had a daughter. Two years later, his wife left them both and moved to the Gulf. There she found another man, fell in love, and abandoned Ranjish and her daughter. Ranjish raised his daughter alone for 8 years, pouring every drop of his love and strength into her.
 Then his ex-wife filed a case. He fought desperately for the child he had brought up with his own hands. But the court sent the daughter to her mother and “stepfather.” He lost his wife. Then the system took his daughter too.
 Completely broken, Ranjish took his own life. Apparently, men seem to have no rights in this society. No one sees their pain, their struggles, their silent battles. Pranamam Ranjish 💐

आगरा के थाना शमशाबाद में तैनात यही वो सिपाही संतोष कुमार (PNO No - 112022323) हैं जो ड्यूटी के बाद अपनी पुलिस वर्दी को अपनी पत्नी को देकर वर्दी की धज्जियां उड़वाता है। इस संतोष कुमार के खिलाफ कोई कार्यवाही आगरा पुलिस ने नहीं की है और न ही इस महिला ने वर्दी वाली रील डिलीट की है। @dgpup @agrapolice @DCPEastAgra

Adv Deepak Babu @dbabuadvocate

3 months ago

आगरा कमिश्नरेट में सिपाही पत्नी, वर्दी की उड़ा रही है धज्जी 🫡 थाना शमशाबाद में तैनात सिपाही संतोष कुमार (PNO No - 112022323) की पत्नी द्वारा पुलिस की वर्दी को अपना मनोरंजन बनाते हुए इंस्टाग्राम रील बनाई जाती है। "ओ छेला बाबू तू कल फिर आना, तू वही फिर आना, मिलने जान से " 😊

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He's Tukaram Mundhe, a 2005-batch IAS from Maharashtra. Over the last few weeks, you might have heard his name. That is because he was recently appointed Commissioner of State’s Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Since taking charge, the FDA has been on an absolute warpath, raiding illegal, fake, synthetic, and adulterated products. From synthetic milk networks and adulterated paneer to illegal gutkha and unhygienic eateries, nothing has escaped his radar. Mundhe has made it clear that even the most famous names will not get a free pass. His department shocked Mumbai by suspending the food licenses of iconic establishments, such as the 73-year-old Marine Drive ice cream parlor K. Rustom & Co., alongside famous eateries like Shalimar Hospitality, Noor Mohammadi Hotel, and Rahmaniya Restaurant, after surprise inspections uncovered severe hygiene violations, including live pests and expired ingredients. Such is the fear of his crackdowns that, just two days ago, dairy farmers were caught on video spilling hundreds of liters of synthetic milk after rumors of an impending FDA raid spread. This is his 25th transfer in a 21-year career, a testament to his refusal to bend to political pressure. It makes you wonder: if just one IAS officer can bring about so much change, where would our country be if every bureaucrat were as uncompromising and proactive as him?

In UP's Hamirpur, a sub-inspector took lift from a truck driver. It is alleged that upon disembarking at a toll plaza, the sub-inspector proceeded to depart in his personal vehicle. The driver subsequently discovered that ₹20,000 were missing from his possession. The driver pursued the sub-inspector for approximately 13 kilometers and apprehended him. The money was recovered from within the sub-inspector's uniform.

Imagine this on human skin

Never let them know your next movee 🤣😝

ये व्यक्ति ब्यूटी पार्लर का संचालक है... और यहां पर काम करने वाली युवतियों के पानी के केंपर में रोज नशीली दवा मिला देता था...🤬 पानी पीने के बाद युवतियों को चक्कर आने लगते थे... युवतियों को शक हुआ तो केंपर में से पानी पीना बंद कर दिया... और मोबाइल से इसका वीडिओ भी बना लिया...👍 रंगे हाथों पकड़ने के बाद युवतियों ने संचालक की पिटाई कर दी...😎 वीडिओ वाइरल होने के बाद पुलिस ने जांच शुरू कर दी... राजस्थान के चुरू जिले के सादुलपुर का मामला है...🤔🙄

Starting today, I'm no longer giving my kids locally made candy. Awweee🤐🤮🤮🤮

आगरा में पत्नी पर पति को मारकर शव को घर के बाथरूम में दफनाने का वीडियो वायरल। मेरठ की मुस्कान के बाद अब देखिए आगरा की रूबी शर्मा का कारनामा,, जिन्होंने अपने पति सुरेंद्र शर्मा को मारकर बाथरूम में टाइल्स के नीचे चुनवा दिया और थाने में जाकर खुद ही गुमशुदगी लिखवा दी,, पुलिस 45 दिनों से गुमशुदा सुरेंद्र की तलाश में लगी हुई थी लेकिन वह घर के आसपास लगे किसी भी कैमरे में कैप्चर नहीं हुआ, जिसके बाद पुलिस को सुरेंद्र की पत्नी पर शक गहरा गया पुलिस सुरेंद्र की पत्नी को थाने लेकर आई, जहाँ कड़ाई से पूछताछ की गई तो उसने सब उगल दिया,, अब सुरेंद्र शर्मा की बाथरूम से बॉडी निकली जा रही है। #agra

Three more suitcase bodies found near Pattaya murder scene: Horror deepens as multiple women found dead in suitcases 🚨 Details have emerged of three more women killed and stuffed in suitcases near Pattaya. Now, questions are being asked whether Australian predator Simon Carman is connected. The tourist killed 17-year-old Tunchanok Donhomla, 17, and hid her body in a suitcase before throwing it next to a railway line. Just last September, a suitcase with a dead sex worker was found floating in a reservoir five miles away. And in January, another was crammed into a case dumped on a highway seven miles from where the Australian killed his Thai victim. A month later, remains were found in a suitcase in neighbouring Rayong. Police are yet to identify the killer of the other three women. Is it time for them to reopen the cases? facebook.com/share/r/18odw9…

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Every Man facing False Cases should daily watch this video to learn how to be Calm, Composed and Polite in Highly Antagonistic Hostile environments. You'll face exactly such environments in Family Courts, Mediation Centres.

Whenever reels like these show up in my feed, I feel a bit sad. Millions of men have dreams, goals, and ambitions. Yet many end up stuck in jobs they'll most likely do for the rest of their lives. That's just how life is. What I'm trying to say is that many girls argue women became housewives and couldn't pursue their dreams. But they also have to realize that, either way, the majority of them probably wouldn't have been able to achieve those dreams. Men aren't to blame. Our society is overpopulated, and there's a shortage of jobs. Not everyone gets the opportunity to fulfill their dreams. Still, we have to keep moving forward. We have to keep finding happiness. We have to hold on to the hope that perhaps a better future lies ahead.

No one cuts a sorry figure for a man who demands dowry from a woman because his parents pressurize him to, even if he is 19 or 20 He is supposed to know it is wrong But the number of people cutting a sorry figure for a woman alleged to have murdered a man simply because she didn't want to marry him is appalling

Chetan Bhagat @chetan_bhagat

4 months ago

Hi all, 'Why Siya Couldn’t Say No To Marriage', my column in TOI today. Do read and share! chetanbhagat.com/?post_type=col…

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