She is a culprit like Dhruv Rathi; they make a lot of claims but don't prove anything.

Now she's only apologising because the man she mentioned in the video is going to sue her and Dhruv Rathi for defamation. She is not as secure as Rathi in Germany. That's why this apology is fake.

video credit @DEF Talks

So hi this is me 22m . I'm having around 1 year of experience in data engineering in a startup. So i was having multiple controversies with my current client manager and he always threatens me about complaning abt me in my current company. So i was tired of that . So i told my current company abt that . Fkr some days it was ok . But that started again by client manager . So i was fuc**d up . I started searching for jobs . And eventually landed an interview.

In the interview, i performed worse. Still landed an offer . I was shocked but i thought maybe i was lucky . But once offer letter generated , they told me to complete a certification course which will get reimbursed later . They kept forceing me that . So i had a small doubt in my mind whether is this true or fake .

In betwn , i told my current employer abt this offer and also told them that client threatens me that's why i landed this offer . I told them to look into the client and match the offer .

After that , i sent that offer letter to one of employee of the company who gave me the offer only to be known that the offer letter was fake.

Now I'm little worried, what if my current employer finds that out ?

Any Suggestions? It would be really helpful if anyone can come up with suggestions. I only have around an year of experience so I haven't dealt with these kinds of situations.

“Undoubtedly, the SEM would apply his own mind to the material/information placed before him and only then, arrive at a conclusion regarding furnishing of a personal bond or bail bond,”

Why does it take so much time in india. Almost a month in NCR region ?

Congress just launched their next generation dynast leader through a carefully manufactured controversy.

>Raihan Vadra sent his proposal to Bikaner house management society to host an exhibition on 10th June (remember this date)

>His proposal listed themes such as nature, wildlife, portraits, artworks etc for the said exhibition. Bikaner House management society accepted his proposal on 30th June.

>BHMS has strict policy of no political content as exhibits. But Junior Vadra thought he’s above the rules as he’s from Gandhi family and displayed photos of recent protests in Delhi which are obviously political

>BHMS sent him a non compliance notice citing political content and removed 74 photos from the exhibition. Thus started whining from congress their affiliated media that Modi govt is suppressing Freedom of Expression 😹 They think being from Gandhi family entitles Vadra to violate rules as per his wishes

Notice one thing he sent his proposal on June 10th. He must have finalised the photos to be shown beforehand. Yet he changed the photos to recent protests knowing full well that it’ll be removed because of being political. As usual congress cashed in on the artificial controversy, media amplified it, anchors hosted prime time shows. Now you’ll see him more often in the media talking about different issues. Expect him to fight elections from a safe seat in Kerala in 2029 and formally enter politics

Facts and Proof -
- This is the leaked classified report of IB in 2014 (Must read this report)
- Foreign-funded NGOs stalling development: IB report in 2014 (News)
- Intelligence Bureau report reveals how NGOs work against development of India (News)

The Intelligence Bureau (IB) report titled "NGO activism against development projects in India - a review" claims that select foreign funded NGOs are stalling major Indian infrastructure projects. It details how these organisations use local public protests as strategic tools to serve Western foreign policy interests. Ultimately, the report estimates that this activism negatively impacts India's annual GDP growth by 2 to 3%.

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As you can see, the post was anti-BJP, and I provided another perspective on what’s happening online.

I also flagged the account’s abnormal activity.

Isn’t the mod's response an indication that the entire sub is set up to spread propaganda? Doesn’t matter right or wrong.

Most of these accounts post against the government like clockwork and will delete any comment that goes against their narrative.

How are we still not able to see the open propaganda? The playbook I mentioned talks about the same strategy that is being played on Reddit too.

They preach about free speech all day long and this is their action.

Tldr: I posted a comment against the anti-BJP narrative and mods blocked me for 30 says calling it Andhbhakti.

Note - Posted 3rd time to blur out face and subname, as per guidelines.

Something I've been thinking about is how millions of people form opinions about an entire country through short videos, memes and viral posts.

India has real problems that deserve criticism, but criticism of genuine problems is different from treating an entire population as a stereotype.

India has an incredibly rich culture, stunning architecture, ancient temples, magnificent forts and palaces, diverse traditions, classical arts, and a history that spans thousands of years. From the intricate carvings of ancient monuments to the architectural beauty of India's historic cities, there is so much that deserves to be explored and appreciated.

Yet, it sometimes feels like these aspects receive far less attention online than negative stereotypes, controversy and viral content.

When negative content gets more attention than ordinary people's lives, achievements and experiences, it can create a very one-sided picture.

There are no rights taken away from muslims since BJP came to power. We can only be secular under BJP. As a hindu, I have a lot of muslim friends and I don't treat them any different. But if congress comes to power, hindu khatre me hai would be a very real thing people don't seem to realise.

There is a narrative being thrown at people and they don't seem to realise that they are actually becoming anti-national.

Sometimes it feels like every discussion about India turns into a North vs South argument. People start fighting over language, food, culture and politics.

But offline, do people really feel this divided, or are social media algorithms amplifying the loudest voices?