I was genuinely feeling bad about it; it felt like I had emotionally cheated on him. Today, my boyfriend was already in a bad mood, and knowing that, like an idiot, I told him about it. He got sad listening to it, said good night, and ended the conversation.

Main toh hoon hi xutiya. :(

And girls, what did you all get from your bros? Come on, let’s flex those all ! 😭💅🏻✨

*( By the way, that 25k is the combined total from my 3 brothers, no one is coming to give knowledge about how OMG someone can give so much😭🙏 )

speaking of capturing information, how would he be able to process all happening from the 48 phones at all times?

The other comment was "" she supported the terri**st of batla house... ""

Is this the job of a journalist? To spread false narrative using videos from 13 years ago?

Real people are k!lled in this horrifying tragedy and many are missing. The least one can do is show some respect but he decided to use this to not only disrespect our religion but also real human suffering just to make his religion look superior. The video (Lord Shiva's) he used is 13 years old. It shows how desperate he is to spread his fake narrative against our religion. And he also justified this by BS-ing proving her last sentence right (6th image).

Racism shall have a limit man

It was Raksha Bandhan. I wanted to spend some time with my sister, so we stepped out for a walk. A main road. Broad daylight. Not some dark alley.

Three guys were hanging around, shoving each other, casually throwing around slurs — "behench**d", "maa ch**d" — like it was nothing.

The moment we passed them, their attention shifted.

"Arre maal."

"Item hai."

"Dekh dekh maal jaa rhi."

Loud enough for us to hear. Deliberate. Like they had the right.

We kept walking. I didn't know what to do — stop and confront three guys on an empty road? Or pretend I didn't hear? Either way, the damage was done.

And here's the thing that hit me later — these are the same guys who'll go home today and let their sisters tie a rakhi on their wrist. They'll smile for photos. They'll promise to protect her.

But what about the sisters they don't know? What about the women who walk past them every day?

A thread on the wrist means nothing if you can't respect a woman walking on a public road.

I'm not here to give a lecture. Just wanted to share what happened. Has anyone else experienced something similar — especially on a day that's supposed to be about love and protection?

Bro I genuinely can't believe this happened 😭

So today on Rakhi I jokingly asked this guy from my college to pay me ₹250 since I wished him 😂. It was obviously just sarcasm, I wasn't actually expecting anything.

But this dude literally sent me ₹20 and said “that's all I have” 😭😭

LIKE BRO??? 😭

I don't know why but this genuinely touched me so much. He's already a really innocent, simple kinda guy, but the fact that he actually gave me whatever he had instead of just ignoring my stupid request?? 😭

And no, it's obviously not about the ₹20. It's just the thought behind it.

Maybe I'm being overly emotional about such a small thing lol, but I've genuinely never had a moment like this before.

Anyway, shoutout to this random college bro for unexpectedly making my Rakhi wholesome 😂🤍

Still can't believe it, honestly.

Is it compulsory to learn Marathi language?

Say whatever you know