During the Kargil War, India asked the US for GPS data. The US refused.
That denial pushed India to build its own GPS system — NavIC (Navigation with Indian Constellation).
Today, NavIC is India’s pride, providing accurate navigation without depending on any foreign country. The Indian Armed Forces now use a restricted, encrypted NavIC service for strategic operations.
From setback to self-reliance & resilience — that’s the Indian spirit! 💪
That denial pushed India to build its own GPS system — NavIC (Navigation with Indian Constellation).
Today, NavIC is India’s pride, providing accurate navigation without depending on any foreign country. The Indian Armed Forces now use a restricted, encrypted NavIC service for strategic operations.
From setback to self-reliance & resilience — that’s the Indian spirit! 💪
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At 71, when most people talk about retirement, Lucknow resident Ashok Bahar walked into the NEET exam hall with a dream his mother gave him decades ago — “Become a doctor and serve people.”
While lakhs of teenagers were writing NEET 2026, this 71-year-old carried something heavier than books… a promise to his mother. Age didn’t stop him. Society didn’t stop him. Fear of failure didn’t stop him.
At 71, when most people talk about retirement, Lucknow resident Ashok Bahar walked into the NEET exam hall with a dream his mother gave him decades ago — “Become a doctor and serve people.”
While lakhs of teenagers were writing NEET 2026, this 71-year-old carried something heavier than books… a promise to his mother. Age didn’t stop him. Society didn’t stop him. Fear of failure didn’t stop him.
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Prime Minister #Modi outlines the need of the times in a highly dynamic & unpredictable geopolitical environment, calls on farmers to;
1. Reduce chemical #fertiliser usage by 50%, move towards natural farming practices
2. Protect soil health, reduce import dependence.
3. Wider adoption of solar-powered irrigation pumps vs diesel pumps in agriculture
1. Reduce chemical #fertiliser usage by 50%, move towards natural farming practices
2. Protect soil health, reduce import dependence.
3. Wider adoption of solar-powered irrigation pumps vs diesel pumps in agriculture
CM Suvendu's first day in office: BJP govt clears 45-day deadline for BSF land transfer
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CM Suvendu's first day in office: BJP govt clears 45-day deadline for BSF land transfer- Full list of key decsions- Moneycontrol.com
Leadership is not about waiting for a crisis to arrive. It’s about preparing the nation before it does.
At a time of global uncertainty, PM Modi appealed to citizens to reduce unnecessary dependence on foreign imports and use resources responsibly.
Yet, some people are busy spreading propaganda, instead of understanding the larger economic picture.
This is not the first time leaders have asked citizens to practice collective restraint for the nation:
* 1965 — PM Shastri urged Indians to skip one meal a week
* 1973 — Japan reduced oil dependence and strengthened manufacturing
* 1991 — India airlifted gold during an economic crisis
* 1998 — South Koreans donated gold to support their economy
History proves that nations become stronger when citizens act together during challenging times.
Fake narratives, facts must be checked first.
At a time of global uncertainty, PM Modi appealed to citizens to reduce unnecessary dependence on foreign imports and use resources responsibly.
Yet, some people are busy spreading propaganda, instead of understanding the larger economic picture.
This is not the first time leaders have asked citizens to practice collective restraint for the nation:
* 1965 — PM Shastri urged Indians to skip one meal a week
* 1973 — Japan reduced oil dependence and strengthened manufacturing
* 1991 — India airlifted gold during an economic crisis
* 1998 — South Koreans donated gold to support their economy
History proves that nations become stronger when citizens act together during challenging times.
Fake narratives, facts must be checked first.
BEFORE SLEEPING KNOW THIS...
Uttarakhand (Jaunsar Bawar region) — when weddings across India are becoming ₹20 lakh–₹2 crore events filled with show, loans, and pressure… one village quietly chose a completely different path.
In Kharsi village, 5 brides didn’t wait at decorated halls—they led their own wedding processions to a single house under a tradition called *Jojora*, where all rituals happen together… no lavish venues, no alcohol, no expensive jewellery, no burden on the bride’s family.
One house. Multiple weddings. Shared costs. Shared responsibility. It’s a powerful rejection of wasteful spending that pushes families into debt…
Uttarakhand (Jaunsar Bawar region) — when weddings across India are becoming ₹20 lakh–₹2 crore events filled with show, loans, and pressure… one village quietly chose a completely different path.
In Kharsi village, 5 brides didn’t wait at decorated halls—they led their own wedding processions to a single house under a tradition called *Jojora*, where all rituals happen together… no lavish venues, no alcohol, no expensive jewellery, no burden on the bride’s family.
One house. Multiple weddings. Shared costs. Shared responsibility. It’s a powerful rejection of wasteful spending that pushes families into debt…
BEFORE SLEEPING KNOW THIS...
Barmer, Rajasthan — where summer temperatures cross 45°C and water itself becomes scarce… birds struggle silently, often collapsing mid-flight in search of a single sip.
In this same harsh land, at Anju Kanwar’s wedding, her uncle Narpat Singh Rajpurohit—known as the “Greenman”—replaced dowry with 501 earthen water pots, each meant to be filled daily so birds can survive the heat.
And this wasn’t symbolic—the groom, the entire wedding procession, and both families took a pledge to refill them regularly, turning one wedding into a daily act of responsibility… some weddings don’t just unite people, they quietly save lives.
Barmer, Rajasthan — where summer temperatures cross 45°C and water itself becomes scarce… birds struggle silently, often collapsing mid-flight in search of a single sip.
In this same harsh land, at Anju Kanwar’s wedding, her uncle Narpat Singh Rajpurohit—known as the “Greenman”—replaced dowry with 501 earthen water pots, each meant to be filled daily so birds can survive the heat.
And this wasn’t symbolic—the groom, the entire wedding procession, and both families took a pledge to refill them regularly, turning one wedding into a daily act of responsibility… some weddings don’t just unite people, they quietly save lives.
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In 2013 the FM Chidambaram had appealed to people of India not to buy gold for 6 months to 1 year to improve current account deficit. Remember there was no war anywhere in the globe affecting the oil prices! However today post Modi”s appeal he is being criticized by opposition:)
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Manoranjan of Odisha dreamt of joining the Army, but a physical deformity stopped him from clearing the medicals.
His wife Madhabi took it as her mission to make his dream come true.
She defied all odds and, became the first married woman from Odisha to join the Defence forces.
Madhabi is now serving in the Sashastra Seema Bal
Manoranjan of Odisha dreamt of joining the Army, but a physical deformity stopped him from clearing the medicals.
His wife Madhabi took it as her mission to make his dream come true.
She defied all odds and, became the first married woman from Odisha to join the Defence forces.
Madhabi is now serving in the Sashastra Seema Bal
BEFORE SLEEPING KNOW THIS...
The glamorous Met Gala 2026 red carpet that celebrities from across the world walked on was not made in Milan, Paris, or New York… it was handcrafted in Alleppey by hundreds of Indian workers using natural fibres.
Kerala company, Neytt by Extraweave
took nearly 90 days and 400–500 artisans to create this massive carpet before shipping it to New York.
The glamorous Met Gala 2026 red carpet that celebrities from across the world walked on was not made in Milan, Paris, or New York… it was handcrafted in Alleppey by hundreds of Indian workers using natural fibres.
Kerala company, Neytt by Extraweave
took nearly 90 days and 400–500 artisans to create this massive carpet before shipping it to New York.
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7 ಕೋಟಿ ಲೀಟರ್ ಉಳಿತಾಯ ಆಗಬಹುದು ಅಂತೆ 😳🇮🇳
ಅದು ಹೇಗೆ ಅಂತ ಕೇಳಿದ್ರೆ… ಈ ವಿಡಿಯೋ ನೋಡ್ಬೇಕು!
https://youtube.com/shorts/h3MEJzbz9Ik?si=pPEraNwwbz8AbQXv
ಅದು ಹೇಗೆ ಅಂತ ಕೇಳಿದ್ರೆ… ಈ ವಿಡಿಯೋ ನೋಡ್ಬೇಕು!
https://youtube.com/shorts/h3MEJzbz9Ik?si=pPEraNwwbz8AbQXv
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7 ಕೋಟಿ ಲೀಟರ್ ಉಳಿತಾಯ ಆಗಬಹುದು ಅಂತೆ 😳🇮🇳ಅದು ಹೇಗೆ ಅಂತ ಕೇಳಿದ್ರೆ… ಈ ವಿಡಿಯೋ ನೋಡ್ಬೇಕು!
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India raises gold and silver tariffs to 15% to curb imports, support rupee
India has raised import duties on gold and silver to 15% from 6% to curb imports and reduce pressure on foreign exchange reserves. The new structure includes a 10% basic customs duty and a 5% Agriculture Infrastructure and Development Cess.
India has raised import duties on gold and silver to 15% from 6% to curb imports and reduce pressure on foreign exchange reserves. The new structure includes a 10% basic customs duty and a 5% Agriculture Infrastructure and Development Cess.
During the 1965 war, Pakistan had advanced US-made Patton tanks. But they were heavy & bulky.
Indian Lt. Gen. Gurbaksh Singh cleverly flooded sugarcane fields. The enemy tanks got stuck in mud — India destroyed over 💥100 Patton tanks while losing just 10.
That battlefield was later called "Patton Nagar" — a tribute to Indian strategy & bravery! 🙏👏
Indian Lt. Gen. Gurbaksh Singh cleverly flooded sugarcane fields. The enemy tanks got stuck in mud — India destroyed over 💥100 Patton tanks while losing just 10.
That battlefield was later called "Patton Nagar" — a tribute to Indian strategy & bravery! 🙏👏
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A united India deserves uniform infrastructure. Today, we take a defining step:
One nation, one open EV charging network. ⚡️🇮🇳
India is wisely replicating the UPI model to electric mobility. A unified national network for EV charging, i.e. any vehicle, any operator, any station.
Under the ₹10,900 crore PM E-DRIVE scheme, India is targeting over 72,000+ public charging points network.
This will eliminate fragmentation and accelerate adoption across the country.
With BHEL developing the digital backbone and seamless payments, range anxiety will soon be a thing of the past, especially for 2W and 3W segments.
This is pragmatic statesmanship, building inclusive infrastructure that serves every Indian citizen.
The future of clean, self-reliant India is being built today.
@BHEL_India
One nation, one open EV charging network. ⚡️🇮🇳
India is wisely replicating the UPI model to electric mobility. A unified national network for EV charging, i.e. any vehicle, any operator, any station.
Under the ₹10,900 crore PM E-DRIVE scheme, India is targeting over 72,000+ public charging points network.
This will eliminate fragmentation and accelerate adoption across the country.
With BHEL developing the digital backbone and seamless payments, range anxiety will soon be a thing of the past, especially for 2W and 3W segments.
This is pragmatic statesmanship, building inclusive infrastructure that serves every Indian citizen.
The future of clean, self-reliant India is being built today.
@BHEL_India
Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary orders private schools to publicly declare fee structure, allows parents to buy books and uniforms from any shop
In a major relief for parents, schools will no longer be allowed to force purchase of books and uniforms from designated vendors — parents can now buy from any shop of their choice. Officials have been directed to closely monitor private institutions, with strict action promised against violators.
In a major relief for parents, schools will no longer be allowed to force purchase of books and uniforms from designated vendors — parents can now buy from any shop of their choice. Officials have been directed to closely monitor private institutions, with strict action promised against violators.
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