यह किस तहर का जश्न मनाया जा रहा है। 😵‍💫

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I'd just make some action like pressing a random button or whatnot and convince them that the camera's off(extra points if the camera does not have a red light indicating it's recording all the time) and then after a kilometer or so, just re-attach and be on my way.
Police often have lots of power and in situations where you're either new to the place/traveling they sure can make the journey hellish. And what's stopping these parasites from extorting money? This appears like a town road, when commoners like us aren't safe from these leeches in tier-1 cities, what's stopping them from doing worse in these areas?

I'd say just oblige and move on, If the journey's long, then consider this a very unforgiving pothole and just don't worry about it too much. I would really love for the situation to be very different, but again, one can hope and pray.

In a world full of FWD korean pseudo SUVs... You bought a FWD japanese pseudo SUV?

Edit: wait is the description not loading for a lot of people here, including me?

Maa Pakistan and baap Indian tho ye transgender he hoga

It is normal. Happens to me too. I moved into a new rented place in August, and although structurally or location-wise there aren’t any major issues with it, every time I enter through the door I feel so miserable that I cry every single day. And every time I leave, even if it is just to go for a walk, my spirits are lifted.

I am not sure why, but it is very depressing. Even arranging the furniture, decorating, cleaning up the place did not help. Even on my best days, I can have a great time at work, all joy and laughter, and then come back home and cry my eyes out because this place makes me feel so low.

I think it is just a phase but I am not an expert on it. I hope it is just a phase for you too and you feel good soon. If you don’t, I am very pro-crying. Crying really makes me feel lighter. So don’t worry, you’re not alone.

The throne was made by the goldsmith Hafez Muhammad Multani in the early 1800s

The throne was part of the State Property taken by the British East India Company in 1849 after their annexation of Panjab in the Second Anglo-Sikh War. It was taken to London from Lahore and displayed with other treasures of the British Empire at the Great Exhibition in 1851.

It’s currently in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and has been part of this collection since 1879

In the early 1860s, Indian student Rakhal Das Haldar visited the Indian Museum in London and recorded that "it was painful to see the state chair of gold of the late Lion of Panjab, Ranjit Singh, with a mere picture upon it"

It's an incentive problem.
Wanting to make money (earn for yourself and your family) is not the issue.
If there was a straightforward way to make money, or any other incentive in fixing the problems they would be fixed.
The politicians don't care that much because they can get the required votes from some other places.

Kushal badrike,Santosh juvekar both marathi actors.

Contact the police immediately or forget everything and run!!!!

it changed alot ❤️

Haryana already has a messed up sex ratio. They should be rejoicing the birth of a girl seeing how bad things are.

But apparently the people want to make things worse

1 tab after eating in morning every day....


Might be mistake, this one should be taken before morning meal

What nonsense is this?

zeitgaist? Man, where do some of y'all learn your english?

हां जी, कुछ ज्यादा ही दिखने लगा है अब तो।

Enakum idhae than Achu. Kadasila bank manager mari pudhu bank manager loan eh approve panala. We had to sell our land later to pay my education fee.

Yaha log chuma chaati karne aate hai

Lovely panipuri - amrapali complex, karelibaug. Best place for panipuri, dahipuri, sevpuri etc. Very refreshing taste and hygienic place. Their dahipuri is my favourite thing. Though eating tables is not very cleaned but they make dishes in a hygienic way.

Purrrrshottam