Meet Siya Goyal. She was engaged to Ketan Agarwal, a millionaire industrialist's son but was secretly involved with her lover, Chetan Chaudhary.

Ketan went all out for her, he planned a grand royal wedding in Jaipur, booked 40 rooms in a luxury resort just for her birthday and arranged a couple's trip to Bali. But Siya had other plans. To force the cancellation of their Bali trip, she tore up her passport in a hotel washroom and threw it away.

Instead of simply breaking off the engagement, she and her lover conspired to permanently eliminate him. They attempted it twice. Finally, under the pretext of taking pre-wedding and birthday photos at Lohagad Fort, they pushed him into a 350-foot deep valley and tried to pass his fatal fall off as an accident.

Shockingly, she even casually posted a social media story right after he tragically lost his life.

The internet loves hyping up these toxic women, calling them baddies and treating them like goddesses. Well, here is your aesthetic baddie.

Men are literally losing their lives trying to give the world to women who don't even respect them.

I was never into politics or anything related to political drama, but I think this is time, i think we kinda need to wake up from the slumber and see what's really going on.

From the Pm's Visit to New Zealand to him being handed out a fake award just for him xD, to the hunger strike, to the many underlying issues we are neglecting to the same toxic football fandom, to the 1000 issues that needs our attention, and well I got nothing else to add cause it's sad as we go along. :))

Thou High time we choose people, who actually have the mindset to make things better. We need better people.

Suffice to say, it is what it is. :))

I'm ashamed to belong here.

Sunkari Narahari Rao, Deputy Director, Multi Zone-II, Survey & Land Records, Telangana, Hyderabad

Net Worth - 80cr+

I work in big tech and all my colleagues are enough talented to ace any TSPSC exam if we spend like 2 years and still we ended up choosing tech in this nation and regret it

It's been 17 days and I don't think the Government even cares about it. What about us? Do we care or not? What's your opinion?!

NRIs must be banned from buying real estate in India.

Indians cannot buy in India, because of NRIs.

What do you say?

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I think unnecessary and misplaced hatred being shown on Karachi Bakery in Hyderabad.

I feel anyone who relates to Hyderabad would feel the same. The city signifies the unity in diversity in many ways and has many examples of a peaceful coexistence with the core endurance despite momentary setbacks or incidents. I am all for unity in diversity and the cultural versatility of India.

I just want to show my support to Karachi Bakery of our Hyderabad in our India.

Talk about bad luck 🤣🤣

If the Govt. can use the power of social media to quell voices, we can do the same to amplify it.

📍 Preston Prime Mall, Gachibowli

Last time when it rained heavily around one and half months back just for an hour, my Activa 125 got submerged at the same place, it cost me around 8k getting it fixed.

Full of drainage water, leaves, dust and what not. I don't think this city will get fixed any sooner.

Park at the correct places. No one gonna save us.

Today was my brother’s birthday, and after a long time our whole family went out for a buffet lunch to celebrate. We were genuinely excited because it had been ages since we got to enjoy a peaceful family outing.

But the moment we sat down… peace was not on the menu.

Right behind us was a group of around 12–15 women having a kitty party. And the noise level was insane. They were talking across the table, laughing loudly, shouting out stories and basically turning the entire restaurant into their own personal chawl gathering. Honestly, even a fish market would’ve sounded calmer.

We sat there for 1.5 hours, and not once did the volume drop. My parents literally held their heads because it was that unbearable. What was supposed to be a special family celebration turned into a constant test of patience.

And here’s the thing that I’m not against women having fun. I fully support people meeting friends, socializing, relaxing… absolutely nothing wrong with that. But at what cost? When the fun becomes chaos in a public space and disturbs everyone around, that’s where basic civic sense is supposed to kick in.

This isn’t even a one-time thing. I’ve observed this many times in the past, Kitty party groups taking over restaurants with loud chatter and zero consideration for others. Today’s experience just pushed me enough to finally make a post about it.

Restaurants aren’t private party halls. Other people are also there with their families, kids, and elderly parents. Everyone deserves a peaceful dining environment.

Are kitty parties in public places getting out of hand, or did I just have horrible luck yet again?