People are shocked after the recent Binance crypto hack, with more than $5 billion reportedly stolen.
But people themselves are also to blame for this. They want to get rich quick through easy schemes.
Take NFTs, for example. Everyone hyped them up so much. If you said anything against them, they would call you stupid. What happened? Nobody even remembers NFTs anymore.
Crypto has the same future. It's only alive because of scammers and unemployed losers who think they are better than everyone else because they invest in some meme coin.
Nothing that isn't backed by anything physical or solid will survive.
Rest in peace, Sir Patrick Stewart.
Forever the iconic Professor Charles Xavier from X-Men.
Thank you for bringing such an unforgettable character to life. Your legacy will live on through generations of fans who grew up watching you.
You’ll always be remembered, Professor.
Vadodara, Gujarat
- Aarti Soni ran an Ayurvedic hospital along with her two children, Nilkanth Soni and Jalak Soni.
- Aarti was managing it after her husband died of a heart attack last year.
- On Wednesday evening, a domestic worker knocked on the door but received no response.
- She contacted Ketan Shah, a family friend and business partner, who arrived with a spare key and entered the house.
- Inside, he found all three hanging from separate ceiling fans.
- No suicide note was found.
- Just 3 days before their deaths, the family had discussed plans to expand the hospital and hire 10 more doctors.
- Family friends said there were no financial troubles or other issues.
- Police have registered a case and are investigating the matter.
What could be the reason behind their deaths?
Why would they take their own lives?
Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh
Medansh Raikwar
- 6 year old boy
- His grandmother, Kiran Raikwar, bought a 200 lucky draw coupon at a Garba event at Abhapuri Dham last year.
- She entered her grandson's name in the draw.
- Medansh won the first prize, a Toyota Fortuner worth around 50 lakh.
Do you believe luck is a real thing, or is it just statistics and probability?
Feminist girls support the first thing and give references to religion, saying that women are worshipped.
It's a love language of a husband for his wife.
But then why do the same girls hate Karva Chauth?
If they and their husbands don't want it, it's their choice.
Same politicians who ask for votes by doing Hindu-Muslim.
Who want Hindu activists to risk their lives to save so-called love jihad victims.
But the same politicians will file an FIR if you say
- Hindu girls shouldn't date or marry Muslims.
What did you learn from this?
People ask why women keep Karva Chauth and why men don't keep it.
Traditionally, men went to work, earned a living, went to war, and risked their lives for it.
Even now, take the army, for example. The majority of workers are still men.
Women pray for their husbands' long lives.
It's their choice.
If someone doesn't want to do it, it's their choice, and nobody is forcing them.
But don't mock or hate our traditions.








