Today i just received a call from my brother that what you have sent. What is this.
I was like what? I have not shared anything then he said check your insta
Then i checked and saw that someone sent a random screenshot to random people from my following.
I’ve not shared anything even my password to anyone.
Does anyone know is my id hacked or what?
Please tell me what should i do.
Soooooo finally….
My Metro card skin order arrived,
Yk what I seriously thought that this will be scammed and all paisa chle jayega pani mai!
But But it did arrived and in good packaging.
I cant wait to use this
I bought 1 for my Gf and 1 for Me 😋😋…
Excited to give her that Hellow kitty Skin.
Btw if anyone know that if i can apply this skin in my delhi metro Airtel card or not!
Today, I’ve received a texf from my gf that shes having a doubt and missed her period and she needs a kit to check.
We both are in 20’s
Im worried what if test came out positive then what ill do. My gf is more stressed by this asking i need space and shes also having an anxiety. I need a genuine help and suggestions what should i do. What next step we should take. I need a good suggestion ASAP.
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Yesterday my 14 year old brother woke up at 6 AM to play football in the park with his friends. Just normal kids, 12 to 16 year olds, playing in the morning.
Then we got a call. Police station.
Bhai mera dil baith gaya. Turns out the park ka mali had a problem with kids playing football on the grass. So he went around and snatched balls from every group playing there. Just took them. Then called the police on these kids.
When police came the older boys ran. My brother and the younger ones stayed because their ball was taken and they didn't know what to do. Police didn't let them leave. Made them call their parents and apologize.
For playing football in a park.
This is exactly why sports don't grow in India yaar. It's not just about money or infrastructure. It's this. Kids getting scared away from sports at the most basic level. My brother is 14 and he woke up at 6 AM on his own to go practice something he loves. And this is what he got.
If you're not playing cricket in this country you're apparently not supposed to play at all.
Yesterday morning, my younger brother (14) went to a park at 6 AM with his friends to play football. Just a bunch of kids, ages 12–16, trying to get some practice in before the day started.
Two hours later, we got a call saying they were at the police station.
Let that sink in. A group of children playing football in a public park — at the police station.
Here's what happened.
The park has a gardener (mali) who apparently has a personal vendetta against kids playing football on the grass. This ground is regularly used by kids and even older players for training and matches — it's not like they were trespassing somewhere. But that morning, he went around and physically snatched balls from multiple groups of kids playing there. Just took them. Refused to give them back.
Then he called the police.
When the cops showed up, the older kids ran. The younger ones — including my brother — stayed back because their ball had been taken and they had no idea what to do. The police didn't let them leave. They made these kids call their parents and apologize.
Apologize. For playing football in a park.
My brother is 14. He woke up at 6 AM on his own, dragged his friends out, and went to practice a sport he loves. That's exactly the kind of thing we should be encouraging.
And this is what he got.
We keep asking why India doesn't produce world-class footballers, basketball players, or athletes in any sport outside cricket. But the answer is right here. It's not just about money or infrastructure — it's this. Kids getting shut down, humiliated, and scared away from sports at the most basic level.
No proper grounds. No support. Just authority figures who treat a child kicking a ball like a law-and-order problem.
If you're not playing cricket in this country, you're apparently not supposed to be playing at all.