"The first activities of the English judges were terrifying and incomprehensible to every Indian." A simple people, used to laws which a peasant could understand and a village council could interpret, they were completely baffled by "the apparently capricious proceedings of the

Supreme Court hears a matrimonial case: Husband: I don’t want a divorce. Court: divorce is filed by wife? On what grounds? Husband: cruelty and desertion. Court: false charge of adultery, you could not prove, that itself is ground for divorce. Wife is not asking for

Gandhi on Lawyers: Lawyers, meanwhile, had propped up British rule by espousing British law, and were as ‘leeches’ on the people, their profession ‘just as degrading as prostitution’

She is 6’9” He is 5’4” Or yaha 5-5 foot ki bitiki bol rahi hain “Dont bother if your height starts with 5”

I used to think reading about the brutality of Islamic rule was depressing enough, but, reading what the British did to us, is far more depressing and traumatic. The Islamic invaders couldn’t cut our roots. The British succeeded in doing exactly that. August 15, 1947 is the

Waiting for foreign youtubers and random twitter accounts to spill tea on Raghav Chadda.... 🥲🥲

Raghav Chadda defects, quits Aam Aadmi Party and joins BJP with 7 out of 10 Rajya Sabha MPs... #RaghavChadda #ArvindKejriwal

Trump calls India a hell hole... I live in Gurgaon, shit hole bola hota to mai personal le leta

Pune: Stray dog runs in front of a cab, driver avoids it calmly. Two dog lovers run in screaming for content, one bothers the scared dog and gets bitten on the leg. Fuck around find out in real time😭

If you cant even provide for her, you dont deserve her

Imagine a Supreme court Judge saying this.... 😳😳😳😳😳

This is Delhi's Babus area. Just compare your area with this and think about how you've been scammed 😭

People avoid govt schools despite paying taxes and an education cess, because the system has failed to earn their trust. Private schools exploit this compulsion. With no real alternatives, parents are squeezed and intimidated. Here, a principal from a reputed private school in

A man in Odisha dug up his deceased sister’s grave and brought her skeleton to the bank Just to prove she had died. He had been trying to withdraw ₹20,000 from her account, but bank officials kept insisting he bring the account holder in person. Despite repeatedly telling them

Jitu Munda (55) had approached the Odisha Grameen Bank multiple times to withdraw the savings of his sister, who had died two months earlier. Bank authorities asked him to furnish the required documents but failed to make him understand what exactly was needed or how he could