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After milk price hike, Karnataka likely to increase bus fares on November 4
@CMofKarnataka @byrathi_suresh
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🚨 Karnataka hikes Nandini milk prices by Rs 8 per litre from November 1
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Back in 2012, the Planning Commission spent ₹35 lakh on renovating two toilet blocks at its headquarters.
The very same Planning Commission proposed that anyone earning more than ₹32 per day should not be considered below the poverty line!!!
#CongressKeTimePe – Poverty
In 2013,
60 % of rural population was in abject Poverty.
The Great Economist
Dr. Manmohan was Prime Minister.
Let’s nominate more
Nominating @KamalPremi2
@themangoindian @pattem_raj @GudumbaCares007 @AndhraTelugodu
I repeat... absolute f**king "F Tier" this shit is...not C Tier
Bengaluru Areas Tier List
S Tier: RR Nagar, Indiranagar, Jayanagar, Malleshwaram, HSR Layout
A Tier: Koramangala, Basavanagudi, JP Nagar, Banashankari, Frazer Town, Kalyan Nagar
B Tier: BTM Layout, Vijayanagar, Rajajinagar, Hebbal, Brookefield, Electronic City, Yelahanka
C Tier: Bellandur, Marathahalli, Whitefield, Sarjapur Road, Varthur, Kadubeesanahalli, Panathur
Bellandur people, please don’t come at me. 💀
Dheeniki Paisal evadu isthunnadu ra?
#Telangana Congress leaders to travel to #Delhi in 150 sleeper buses, some to go by #train others by #flight about 5000 people are to participate in #November1 protest, says Mahesh Kumar Goud, TPCC chief @NewsMeter
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Since Congress came to power in Karnataka in mid 2023, for the basic toned milk (blue), price has moved from ₹39 per litre to ₹54 p.l. starting 1 Nov 2026.
Jul 2023: Hiked by ₹3
Jun 2024: ₹2
Mar 2025: ₹2
Nov 2026: ₹8
A steep 39% increase in 3.5 years! Freebie effect.
The blind hatred these people have for one person has caused them to hate an entire state and then the country itself causing them to denigrate a real life hero. Absolute scum and cancerous these morons are to our country.
Replying to @Vaibhav_G7 @sdixitmd
Hmm.
So, major trauma caused by repeated hits with a blunt-force impact weapon, and the blood decided to stay inside—okay, possible.
And he was also fully conscious and aware, with his motor skills intact immediately after this major trauma—a fucking Gujju motherfucker who has lived his life on phafda suddenly has the best genes of all humans.
Let’s leave all these boring details.
Just one question, perhaps this doctor can address professionally: can a person regain all his motor skills, including speech, in two days after suffering such major trauma? And give full interviews
Quite possible. 👏
I am still baffled about how BJP sucks in using all the shit that opposition states go through... horrible in communication and perception management, they let their good things be twisted by others and absolutely fail in showcasing INDI state mistakes as examples
You get what you ask for
After milk price hike, Karnataka likely to increase bus fares on November 4
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I am not a fan of VD...but STFU moron, he hasn't given any reason to be attacked like that
'Vijay Deverakonda is like every other sexist Tollywood hero. It is the norm here'
Yunus Lasania @YunusLasania, Hyderabad-based journalist, writes
#ThePrintOpinion
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Okay...first is from India itself...but what relevance does "BJP didn't win in state" hold as an argument when showing railways modernization? In fact it makes the cases stronger on your opposite side you moron. Anyone out of diapers before 2014 know how our railways sucked then
Edge case...it is actually very easy
My daughter turned 18. We wanted to get her PAN card issued. Simple enough? Not in India!
Her date of birth was incorrect on Aadhaar. To correct it, we were asked to get a birth certificate in the new format introduced after 2019.
At the birth certificate office, they didn't even have application forms! Instead, a picture of the form was pasted on the wall. We were told to photograph it, find a stationery shop, print it and fill it out.
No stationery shop nearby. Spent 20 minutes finding one.
Then another problem: the registration number on her old birth certificate was illegible because of an overlapping stamp.
Officials were reluctant to help and asked us to return after a few days. After much insistence, one helpful young man finally traced the number.
Application submitted. Relief? Not quite.
"It will take 2–3 months, sir."
Apparently, the application must travel through multiple government departments before a new birth certificate can be issued.
All this just to correct a date of birth, so that an 18-year-old can get her PAN card!
We talk about Digital India, but basic government services still require citizens to run from pillar to post.
Why must something so simple be so complicated?































