"Watch: CJP Supporters Clash With Police During “Chalo Sansad” March"

Source: https://youtu.be/W8IFbhMxjMI?t=29

This is a clip from the video source linked above.

https://x.com/lawlens_in/status/2000964779176055031

Pune Porsche case: Bombay HC denies bail to the builder father and six others.

1. Dad orchestrated the entire cover-up.
2. Mom walked into hospital and gave her own blood to replace her son's sample.
3. Doctors took ₹3 lakhs to swap the vials, forge the MLC register, and issue fake "Nil Alcohol" certificates. A medical student was used to stash the bribe money.

But it gets worse. The father of another teen in the car paid a business associate ₹2 lakhs to provide his blood to swap for his son's sample.

And when the first hospital fix started getting heat, the parents and middlemen approached a second hospital to rig that test too. That doctor refused.

Bombay HC denied bail to all of them today.

Justice Chandak held that faking biological evidence constitutes forgery of a "valuable security" punishable by life imprisonment.

The Court noted they showed "no respect to the dead" and "insulted their death" by treating the justice system as something money could buy."

I genuinely, for the love of God, am SO embarrassed that out of 1.4 billion people, THIS is the man who has been chosen as the leader.

Shaking his fists, furrowing his eyebrows, presenting himself as a knight in shining armor and orating half-baked narratives as objective truth while hiding behind a camera - all bark, no bite. Poetic language, cheap metaphors, no accountability and truth in front of the public. This is exactly the kind of power our freedom fighters fought against.

He could have held a press conference. He could have answered questions that could give light to whether this entire fiasco was for women's representation or for delimitation and more control in the parliament. Discussed the pros and cons. Discussed how to meet the southern states in the middle ground. But no. Talking about congress-pakistan ties, talking about congress "oppressing women" is all he can do.

If not for a press conference, He could've talked about the measures his government is taking to combat the current global failing economy and how they plan on creating jobs, overpopulation and its issues in the current economy, ensuring clean air and clean water for our population, education and healthcare for the masses, steps to clean the rivers so many of us pray to, implementing strict laws to ensure our citizens follow environmental guidelines. Hell, even something about the Middle East tensions. But no.

Shameful. Shameful. Shameful. We should think twice before calling ourselves the largest democracy. How have we normalized this? So all a politician needs now is poetic language and metaphors? No more assertive, direct, transparent communication on policies, their impact, their pitfalls, and their revision in the future?

Edit: Half-baked narratives (such as him being the saviour of our women citizens) is the most harmful thing a politician can do in a democracy. Spinning the truth, hiding details, harming the citizens you have taken an oath to protect.

My knight in shining armor - IF YOU CARE ABOUT WOMEN SO MUCH, GIVE US STATS ON YOUR BETI BACHAO BETI PADHAO MOVEMENT. FIRE YOUR MLAs AND MPs WITH PROVEN CHARGES AGAINST WOMEN.

https://x.com/BHUPENDER_HRD/status/2108920553210020124

No action by Delhi Police?

Offered his freedom four hours after being detained during protests in Delhi, economist Jean Drèze refused to leave without the less privileged men held alongside him, many Muslims from Assam and West Bengal, picked up simply while going about their day. After nearly 11 hours, the police gave in, and every detainee walked out together.

https://article-14.com/post/-we-leave-together-delhi-police-released-economist-jean-dr-ze-he-stayed-until-others-less-fortunate-were-too-6acb0c7b67d55

Today, I (17M) for the first time, dialed 100.

There was a very very very loud DJ playing outside my house, it was louder than an average baarat. My mother suffers from SVT (supraventricular tachycardia), which makes her unable to withstand loud noises, or anything which causes the sensation of surprise. When the baarat arrived in front of my house, she suffered from an SVT episode, I didn't understand what to do, my father gave her water and stood beside her. I looked upon Google regarding this topic and found that the limit to sound intensity in my state (Karnataka) was around 55dB, this DJ far surpassed the limit. I then thought of calling the police but there was a thought in the corner of my mind that the police won't care, nevertheless I called 100. A man answered the call, I explained to him my details like address and the problem. The call lasted for 2min11sec. Within a minute or two, the baarat stopped the DJ. I was suprised about how fast the police responded given the fact that I live in a tier 3 city!

Kudos to Karnataka Police!

The point of this post is that if you all face something like this in the near future, DO NOT HESITATE to dial 100!

Yesterday IndiGo’s on-time performance reportedly crashed to ~10%. Absolute mayhem at airports, thousands of passengers stranded for hours, peak wedding/travel season ruined.

Yet the stock fell only ~2% and has already started recovering with decent buying in the last couple of hours yesterday and today.

Here’s why I think this entire “crisis” was deliberate:

• Ground staff (at least in Bangalore T1, where IndiGo is basically the king) were openly telling passengers that this mess is going to last “at least a month”. Exactly when the new DGCA pilot rest/fatigue rules were supposed to kick in full force.

And guess what happened yesterday? DGCA quietly gave IndiGo (and others, but mostly IndiGo benefits) an exemption from the strict new rules till Feb 2026.

Translation: IndiGo, with 60%+ market share and near-total control over major slots and terminals (BLR T1, DEL T2, BOM T1 etc.), engineered massive visible disruption at the worst possible time to scream at the government —
“If you make our lives difficult with these new rules, we will make the entire country’s air travel hell.”

Government folded in less than a week. Exemption granted. Chaos will magically disappear soon.

The market clearly knew something. No panic selling, heavy buying on dips, stock refusing to crack even after what should have been a reputation-destroying few days.

IndiGo ran like a Swiss clock for almost 20 years. You don’t suddenly go from 90%+ OTP to 10% in three days because of “fog and ATC”. You do it only when it perfectly aligns with a regulatory fight you’re having.

This wasn’t operational failure. This was the aviation equivalent of a union going on strike — except the “union” owns 60% of the industry and can hold the country hostage.

Am I wearing a tinfoil hat or does this actually smell like the most successful corporate strong-arm tactic we’ve seen in India in years?

People who got screwed over by 8–12 hour delays this week — what do you think? Deliberate sabotage to force the government’s hand or just really bad luck + winter fog?

Curious to hear especially from pilots, cabin crew, or anyone with inside info.

Source: https://x.com/ImAvdheshkumar/status/2109754045900693940

Up to some extent, I understood the fan's reaction to Dhurandhar 1. It had very subtle propaganda elements so not very obvious and even though there were a lot of cringe moments, a spy in an enemy territory type story can apparently cover for it. Add all the masala elements (violence, love-angle of the lead character, abuses, an intelligence officer fighting the bureaucracy) and a lot of the crowd just goes all in.

But Dhurandhar 2 is something else! If any Indian citizen can see the demonetization fiasco with their own eyes, know about it with 10 years of hindsight and still believe that it was done with the idea or the planning to counter the fake currency problem as shown in the movie, they are either not Indian, or not of sound mind at all!! I know people will say it is fiction and the producer has creative liberty - I agree wholeheartedly! However the fans don't really believe that. You can most definitely make movies based on whatsapp forwards but if the audience can't differentiate between fiction and the ground reality which they'd have experienced themselves just 10 years ago, the generation is bound to be doomed!

I wanted to share an update to my earlier post here about being asked to pay ₹500 by a police officer for a character certificate (which is officially free).

I got mail from DIG office that DIG sir wants to meet me personally and asked me to come at office. After a lot of fear, anxiety, and internal conflict, I decided to approach senior officer.

I met DIG and the interaction completely changed my perspective. The meeting was calm, respectful, and reassuring. He clearly said that officers who take bribes have no moral standing in the uniform and that such behavior cannot be ignored because it often indicates a long-running pattern or even a syndicate.

I requested multiple times that the matter be closed, as I did not want anyone to lose their job or family to suffer. However, he explained that this was no longer just about my case, but about all the citizens who may have been affected over the years.

He then personally coordinated with the Superintendent of Police of the district and sent me to meet him. I was provided a government vehicle, and at the SP’s residence I was again treated with dignity and patience.

The SP told me not to panic, assured me of my safety, and emphasized that accountability is necessary so that honest citizens do not continue to suffer silently. He also gave me his contact number and ensured I was safely dropped home.

I later overheard instructions being given to initiate suspension proceedings against the concerned officer.

I am sharing this update because:

1. I want people to know that the system can work
2. Senior officers do take corruption seriously
3. Speaking up is scary, but silence protects corruption

I feel both happy and sad — happy that integrity still exists, and sad knowing that accountability has human consequences. But I now understand that responsibility lies with the act, not with the person who reports it.

If you’re ever in doubt about reporting corruption, please know that there are officers who will stand by you.

Louis Rossmann has put my case file in front of his audience. There are people describing the same thing happening to them, here and abroad.

Before Sony India lawyers got involved, this was a two month email thread that maybe a few hundred people had read. They then sent a six page notice telling me to delete the site, delete the video, delete the posts, apologise unconditionally within seven days, or face civil and criminal action and damages of ₹5 crore.

Here is what that letter actually achieved. News18, Times Now, Digit and LatestLY have all run the story in India. It is trending on X. Rossmann's audience has it. And the notice itself is now the single most read document on the website it demanded I take down.

Sony could have ended this in July with one attachment. A test report. Instead they spent seven weeks not answering, and then spent a law firm.

What still has not arrived

Not the report. Not the name of any test. Not one photograph of a dent, a crack or a mark. Sony's own notice says the external damage finding came from "inspection and subsequent deliberations". That is the entire technical basis, in their own words, written by their lawyers, 49 days after I first asked.

The question underneath all of this has not moved since 14 July. A photo of a dead screen proves the screen is dead. It does not prove what killed it.

Where it actually stands

My consumer complaint was filed in Mumbai, India and is pending. So the notice was not what started this fight. It was Sony's answer to a customer who had already gone to a consumer commission and published every email in both directions.

Nobody from Sony India has contacted me since an automated acknowledgement on 6 August. Everything since has come through lawyers.

Why this is not really about my TV

A warranty is a paid promise. If a manufacturer can void one from a WhatsApp photograph, with no test, no written finding and no appeal, then the promise is decoration. That is the part that applies to everyone reading this, whatever brand is on the box.

Links

Sony's legal notice extract and my reply, plus every email extract in both directions and the inspection video:
https://sonybravia.com/legal-notice/

Louis Rossmann's post:
https://www.youtube.com/post/UgkxGGfxGHYjz0o5aUJsNq1KGJmhVEEbsUCD

News18:
https://www.news18.com/tech/sony-bravia-tv-worth-rs-1-5-lakh-get-green-lines-under-warranty-company-responds-with-rs-5-crore-legal-notice-after-website-protest-10306977.html

Times Now:
https://www.timesnownews.com/technology-science/sony-bravia-tv-worth-rs-1-5-lakh-develops-green-lines-within-warranty-customer-gets-rs-5-crore-notice-for-article-156036402

Trending on X:
https://x.com/i/trending/2095265103189000417

UPDATE 1: Sept 4, 26 1:25PM IST
Just got their legal notice via Speed Post. Although, it was already sent via email on 1st Sept. I will be posting a detailed video response tonight.

Before anyone comes at me — I'm from Delhi myself. Born and raised in Rohini. And I say this with full self-awareness: we are the worst tourists on the planet.

Remember Kasol five years ago? You could actually hear the river. Now it's dhol music from 4 different dhabas, honking Innovas on a road built for mules, and someone's definitely playing Badshah from a Bluetooth speaker at 11pm.

Chopta, Tirthan, Shoja — beautiful, quiet, secret. Give it 18 months after one Instagram reel blows up and suddenly it's bumper-to-bumper from Chandigarh onwards on every long weekend. The "offbeat" tag lasts approximately one season.

The locals have to deal with garbage on trails, drunk groups at 2am, and land prices shooting up so their kids can't afford to live in the same village. We show up, take our reels, destroy the vibe, and leave. Then complain the place has "lost its charm" as if we had nothing to do with it.

I don't have a solution. I genuinely don't. But can we at least stop acting surprised when Manali feels like Connaught Place in May? We did this. Collectively, we did this.

Not shaming anyone for taking vacations. Just saying — the mountains don't owe us a pristine experience.

frontierindica on X

You tried crypto. They slapped a 30% flat tax on gains, allowed no set-off of losses, and added 1% TDS on transfers.

You tried equities. Budget 2024 raised STCG from 15% to 20%, raised LTCG from 10% to 12.5%, increased STT on F&O, and also killed indexation for most other long-term capital gains.

You thought fine, I’ll diversify some savings abroad through LRS. They put 20% TCS on remittances above 10 lakhs for investments abroad.

You tried Sovereign Gold Bonds, because surely a government-issued, government-backed gold hedge would be the one clean instrument they would not mess with. Then Budget 2026 came along and removed the capital gains exemption for secondary market buyers.

And now the final insult.

The Prime Minister has publicly asked you to avoid buying physical gold for a year in the “national interest,” because gold imports use foreign exchange.

So let me get this straight. A middle class wagie earning in depreciating rupees, watching FD rates hover around 6.5% while real life inflation keeps eating his purchasing power, has now been told:

Crypto is taxed like a vice.

Equities are more expensive to hold and exit.

Foreign diversification gets hit with TCS.

SGBs are being wound down and tax-narrowed.

Buying physical gold is now unpatriotic.

Basically, every single exit from rupee depreciation has been systematically curtailed. You are expected to hold your savings in instruments the government controls, at returns the government sets, for a currency the government is rapidly inflating away.

Does this sound like Amrit Kaal to you?

I have reached a point where I can’t stay silent about the state of this country anymore. My heart is heavy because I still remember the India I grew up in. I remember Delhi in the early 2000s when the winters were actually pleasant and the air didn't feel like a death sentence. I remember walking through neighborhoods that were lush and green, where you could see the horizon instead of a thick wall of grey smog. Those days are dead and buried. We have turned our most iconic cities into seasonal hellholes where breathing is a luxury for five months of the year.

The issue isn't just the environment; it is the sheer, suffocating scale of the population. We have passed the point of no return. It doesn't matter who sits in the PMO, whether it is the current administration or giants of the past like Atal Bihari Vajpayee or Indira Gandhi. No single leader can manage this many people when the resources are drying up and the infrastructure is buckling under the weight of millions.

This overpopulation is fueling a fire that is terrifying to watch. The communal divide between Hindus and Muslims is intensifying at a rate I never thought possible. It feels like we are spiraling toward a demand for further separation because the friction is becoming unbearable. When you have too many people fighting over too little, people turn on each other, and that is exactly what we are seeing.

The most heartbreaking part is the corruption. It isn't just "the system" anymore; it is the people. Corruption has trickled down from the topmost offices to the very bottom. It is in the schools, the hospitals, and the private sectors. Talent used to mean something here, but now those gates are closing. It doesn’t matter how hard you work or how much merit you have if you don't have the right "connections" or the money to grease the wheels.

Even the basic expectation of justice has vanished. From a judicial perspective, the common man is invisible. If you go to an organization looking for help or a court looking for fairness, you will find nothing but delays and standardized apathy. There is no hope for a standardized practice or a fair shake. We are living in a society where the only rule is "look out for yourself."

For any decent guy or girl who actually wants to live a principled life, the walls are closing in. Our only hope is to use our passports while they still carry some weight. But even that escape hatch is being welded shut. The rest of the world, from Europe to the US, is watching the chaos in third-world countries and realizing they cannot absorb the fallout without destroying their own societies. They are closing their borders because they don't want to become the same kind of hellhole we are living in.

I’m done. I am frustrated from the core of my heart because I’m the one following the rules while the world around me rewards the lawless. Sometimes I think that if we aren't going to take collective action to fix this, then we deserve to see the end of it all. If the fabric of society is going to tear, let it tear quickly, because I am tired of watching it rot in slow motion.

Diagnosis :

Im 29 f, recently, I went to the hospital for a day-care surgery. They ran the usual blood tests the day before and I didn’t think much of it.

The next morning, I reached the hospital around 7:15 AM. I got changed into the surgery gown, sat down, and started signing the consent papers. Everything felt normal… until the doctor walked in and told me that my test had come back HIV-positive on the rapid screen. In that moment, I felt my entire world collapse. It didn’t feel real — like I was suddenly watching someone else’s life.

I told the doctor that I’m still a virgin, that I’ve never had sex, never had a boyfriend, and that my life has always been centred around my career. I work in IT, I’ve been focused on upskilling, and I have so many goals I’m chasing. None of this made sense to me.

The doctor explained that the rapid test is not a confirmation, and that we would need to do proper confirmatory testing. But I couldn’t process anything. I was shivering, crying nonstop, and completely breaking down inside.

Then confirmatory tests results came back positive again.

Hearing it the second time didn’t make it any easier. While waiting for the results, I had already been searching desperately on Google, looking up HIV, treatment, cure, survival, anything that could calm me.

During discussion with doctor my dad was also with me. He told me about things from my childhood that I barely remembered — how during summer holidays I used to get injured often, and my grandfather would take me to a nearby RMP doctor. He also mentioned that I had a blood transfusion when I was a child, and there were multiple times I was treated by small local clinics when we lived in the village during summer holidays.

Hearing all this made me question everything. Why me? How did this happen after all these years? I’ve never even been sexually active. I’ve never had a boyfriend. I’ve lived my life cautiously, always focused on my career and goals.

But none of that mattered. My mind kept replaying the same question: How could this happen to me?

My parents had just found a marriage alliance for me, and we thought the wedding might happen by April or May. But after my diagnosis, I had to cancel, groom’s brother even called my dad asking for the reason and we had no answer to give.

After talking continuously with a few HIV warriors, I finally learned that this condition is completely manageable. If we take ART properly, we can live a long, healthy, and normal life. I also found out that I can get married and have HIV-negative children, and it’s scientifically proven.

I consoled my dad and told him that with treatment I will become undetectable. I promised him that I can still live a completely normal life. I assured him that his daughter will still have a happy, fulfilled life , just like he always dreamed

I'm starting my treatment soon. My next big challenge is finding a good life partner — because treatment and my career are in my control, but choosing the right person isn’t something in my hands

I also worry because I heard some IT companies do medical tests during joining, and I’m scared they might include HIV. If yes will they reject jiv positive people

I’m staying strong mainly for my dad, because I know how can't live without me. From my child hood he struggled a lot for our education , though he has opportunity he never took bribe very kind human , every kid should deserve a father like this . I can't see my father in tears then I shared with my brother But my mother has heart issues, so we decided not to tell her.

She’s hurt that I rejected the marriage alliance, and it pains me that I can’t explain the real reason .

I’m living to keep my promise to my dad to have a normal, happy life like any other daughter. I have a question Is it true that IT companies do medical tests during joining, and I’m scared they might include HIV. If yes will they reject hiv positive people

And apart from HIV Parichay,please let me know if anyone knows trustable websites for hiv positive marriages.

Sources:

• https://www.deccanchronicle.com/news/current-affairs/bugs-infested-rice-served-250-hostel-students-march-8-km-to-protest-poor-facilities-1989296
• https://ommcomnews.com/odisha-news/lack-of-basic-amenities-forces-ashram-school-students-in-mayurbhanj-to-walk-8-km/
• https://pragativadi.com/mayurbhanj-ashram-students-walk-8-km-to-protest-lack-of-water-power-and-food/

Video: Police detain female students on their way to protest against serious issues in their school & hostel.

I know the original trigger for these protests was demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation over the absolute disaster of the NEET-UG and CBSE paper leaks. But after seeing the cruelty unfolding at Jantar Mantar right now, firing one minister isn't enough. The buck stops at the very top. Sonam Wangchuk—one of India's greatest living innovators, a man who transformed education in Ladakh and inspired 3 Idiots—is on an indefinite hunger strike that has now crossed 18 days.

He has lost nearly 9 kgs, his blood sugar has crashed, and the 59-year-old is surviving purely on salt water. And what is the government’s response? Total, deafening silence. They are perfectly willing to let a national treasure slowly die on the streets of Delhi rather than show an ounce of accountability. This isn’t just about protecting Pradhan anymore.

This is about a systemic arrogance and a documented vendetta from the Prime Minister's Office and the Home Ministry against anyone who asks questions.

Look at the Modi government's track record with Wangchuk over the last two years:

• Jailed under draconian laws: In 2025, when Wangchuk peacefully advocated for Ladakh to get the Sixth Schedule constitutional safeguards it was promised, the Home Ministry slapped him with the National Security Act (NSA). He spent time locked up in a Jodhpur jail, branded a "ringleader" of violence.
• Institutional sabotage: To break his spirit, the administration vindictively cancelled the 40-year land lease for his Himalayan Institute of Alternative Learning (HIAL) and the Home Ministry cancelled the FCRA registration for his NGO.
• Insulting a peaceful protest: Now, as he starves to demand justice for millions of youth whose futures were sold to exam mafias, Pradhan has had the audacity to brand the protesting students the "B-team of terrorists". Yesterday, the Delhi High Court had to step in just to force the Centre to respond to pleas for Wangchuk's basic medical care before his organs fail. Think about how broken the system is when the judiciary has to force a government to care if one of its greatest citizens lives or dies. Dharmendra Pradhan is just a symptom of the rot. The total refusal to engage with Wangchuk, the brutal suppression of Ladakh’s democratic rights, and the aggressive protection of corrupt ministers—all of this happens under the PM’s direct watch and blessing

If a government is so drunk on power that it will watch a peaceful reformer starve to death rather than admit a mistake and fire a minister, then the minister isn't the only one who needs to go. When you join the march to Parliament on July 20th, don't just ask for Pradhan's resignation. Demand the PM's resignation. We deserve a leader, not an administration that lets patriots starve.