Simple Common Man @SimpleCommonMan

Keep an eye on Delhi Airport, somebody can board any of these flights to London 🤣 BA142 – Departs around early morning (approx. 01:35 AM) BA136 – Departs in the morning (approx. 08:10 AM) BA256 – Departs in the late morning (approx. 10:05 AM)

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One of the most interesting part from the Indian Express report. In Bengal, judicial officers kept 33 lakh voters on the electoral rolls. However, the EC filed appeals against those decisions. Sadhu asked who had filed those appeals on behalf of the EC. Neither Sadhu nor Joshi knew. So clearly, the entire process of disenfranchisement was centrally coordinated and organized, with the effect of altering the electoral rolls and, consequently, the electoral mandate. SIR must be declared void ab initio.

A very imp question. While Union Law Ministry is administrative ministry for ECI, govt isn’t supposed to be arbiter in internal matters of ECI. Years ago, then CEC @DrSYQuraishi had refused to attend a meeting called by Law Minister in Shastri Bhawan, citing ECI’s independence.

Arvind Gunasekar @arvindgunasekar

3 hours ago

Missed an important question: Why did the two Election Commissioners, SS Sandhu and Vivek Joshi write to Union Cabinet Secretary instead of the President ? President appoints them, not the Union Cabinet ?!

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So Right write trolls are now trying their best to dig out @RitikaChopra__'s old tweets to target her in response to her article on Gyanu...

First CCTV visuals of Sahil Wakode inside the examination hall have emerged, showing him during the examination. #SahilWakode #CCTV #ExaminationHall #CCTVVisuals #BreakingNews

Question - Why the hell is Sambit Patra clarifying on behalf of Gyanesh Chor? Answer- Because in India Maaliks traditionally help Naukars when they are in trouble.

The rise of supplements and fitness culture over the past year has been pretty insane. More and more people are becoming aware of things like creatine, protein, vitamins, electrolytes, etc. But one thing I feel people often miss is understanding what they're actually putting into their bodies. Take creatine, for example. You see creatine on a label and it's easy to think, okay, creatine is for muscle and performance. But then you start looking at different products, and suddenly you see creatine monohydrate, creatine HCl, different dosages, loading protocols, blends… and it gets confusing. What exactly is the ingredient? Which form has actually been studied? What dose has been used in research? And how strong is the evidence behind the claims? And this isn't just a creatine problem. The same thing applies to pretty much every supplement. You don't need to become a scientist and study every molecule before taking a supplement. But understanding the basics of what you're taking and what the research actually says, seems pretty important. I recently came across Supplement Decoder, which lets you look up different supplement ingredients and understand what they are, what they're generally used for, the forms they're available in, and what the research says about them. You can also browse by goals like muscle, sleep, energy, gut health and immunity if you're trying to understand supplements for a specific purpose. It's basically a way to do a little research before blindly buying something because everyone at the gym is taking it. Check it out: supplementdecoder.in Whether you use this or another reliable source, just know what you're putting into your body before adding another supplement to the stack.

90% ANTIBIOTICS dont fail because of wrong dose. They fail because you took them with the WRONG FOOD. Here are 5 antibiotics that become less effective with wrong food: 1. CIPROFLOXACIN / LEVOFLOXACIN

BJP se Dilli bilkul nahi sambhal rahi… bura haal kar diya hai dilli ka

Press Trust of India @PTI_News

5 hours ago

VIDEO | Delhi: LSR students stage solidarity march over gang rape of minor near Aastha Kunj, raise slogans.

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Do you know why Indian cities remain dysfunctional even in 2026? The answer is simple: >people running them are brain dead. >They don’t have the slightest idea how things work or what proper urban planning even means.

While she is and should be inundated with appreciation posts ..but they can never be too many ! Superb story @RitikaChopra__ you’ve hit it out of the park !

Ritika Chopra @RitikaChopra__

15 hours ago

The Election Commission of India is under fire like never before. The SIR has struck 13 crore names off draft rolls, putting the EC at the centre of intense public debate over its role in deciding who gets to vote — and who doesn’t. HOWEVER, what nobody knew: through that same

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MG Windsor's faulty ADAS which leads to a false positive AEB intervention caught on camera. It leads to a collision. Now many will see what I've been saying. This is dangerous. If you own one - turn off AEB each time you start your drive. If you're a prospective buyer, avoid the ADAS trim. I've stopped recommending this car altogether. If someone desparately needs to buy it, go for the exclusive pro variant. x.com/DriveSmart_IN/…

Interesting day to get a notice the entire family seems to have failed SIR! Also the local official says that Passport plus PAN plus Adhaar is still not sufficient to prove that we can vote. He says other documents will be required - such as school leaving certificates! Is this common? I’m not sure how most people will get through this process.

Very bad news. The Gujarat High Court has reserved its verdict on journalist Ravi Nair's plea challenging his arrest and the non-bailable warrant issued against him in the defamation case filed by Adani Enterprises. The court declined interim relief, noting the matter was heard in full and kept for dictation of the order next Wednesday. This means that Ravi will remain in jail till next Wednesday unless the Supreme Court intervenes. Ravi's advocate Abhik Chimni has said he should not be in jail for even a minute.

If a citizen has to visit a Govt office 10 times for something that should take 10 minutes, that's not bureaucracy. That's harassment. And if an agent can magically complete the same work in one day, someone should seriously ask why the official process was designed to torture ordinary people in the first place.

MG has responded to the Windsor rollaway incident in Ludhiana, confirming the car was in Drive with the seatbelt engaged when it moved off on its own. Here's what should change to prevent it recurring. evelectree.com/article/mg-rel…

A 26-year-old man and a woman in her 20s travelling to the #Kapilash shrine in #Dhenkanal on a #motorcycle were allegedly intercepted and assaulted by a group of men, with a video purportedly capturing the incident going viral on #socialmedia and raising fresh concerns about the safety of tourists in the state. Though the incident occurred on September 18, it came to light only after the video surfaced online on Monday. Read: toi.in/KVV96b Catch every update on the TOI App 👉 timesofindia.sng.link/Cqhd4/mhw1/at5r

Very good story in @htTweets about how the CEC and his team are insisting on using software that has led to the threat of mass deletions There have been innumerable complaints including those from Election Commissioners but the Commission won’t change the software or answer questions about it. Why is this obviously faulty software so important to the CEC & the govt? No doubt ‘sources’ will offer some half baked explanation to godi media about this too… Why ECI software ERONET is at the centre of the row over SIR hindustantimes.com/s/1h6L1tI

CEC ज्ञानेश कुमार की बेटी, नोएडा की DM मेधा रूपम को सुप्रीम कोर्ट से राहत मिली सुप्रीम कोर्ट ने इलाहाबाद हाई कोर्ट के उस आदेश पर रोक लगाई, जिसमे मेधा रूपम के वेतन से 5 लाख ₹ का मुआवजा NSA के तहत गिरफ़्तार छात्रा आकृति चौधरी को देने का निर्देश दिया गया था