Read this news article. Not sure how to feel about this

I recently experienced casteism for the first time in Delhi/NCR while house hunting in Noida. I joined a new company in May in Noida and was looking for a house in Sector 46, close to my office in Sector 126. I visited a property in Sector 46 through a broker. The owner showed me and my fiancé around, and we discussed the usual details about my background and our plans. I liked the property and negotiated for an AC, bed, and fridge, agreeing to pay the advance rent and security deposit right away. As we were leaving, the owner asked for my full name and inquired about my surname. When I told him I am Dalit (Scheduled Caste), his expression suddenly changed. He then said, "Ab nahi dunga tumko" and shut the door on us. This was my first encounter with such blatant discrimination in my 10 years of living in Delhi/NCR. Pretty saddened by this incident.

It can be anything related to not doing something you always wanted to but never did, a mistake you realize you shouldn’t have made, or feelings of not being successful enough. Feel free to share your thoughts.

#PuneAccident that happened by a 17 year old drunk person driving Porsche

Only a few of these come to light. The things people do for money.

While it is a matter of personal preference, it is worth considering whether publicizing and structuring the discussion of a parent's death for content consumption is the most appropriate way to grieve. Alternatively, it could be argued that society has evolved to include new forms of grief expression. Nonetheless, it is important to approach such sensitive topics with care and respect.

Ministers laughing. Democracy crying.

So my sibling is about to graduate with a degree in Computer Science from a T2 college in a few months and wants to now do MS in the US because of three reasons: 1. Low levels of violence against women(Sexual Assault) [IMPORTANT!!] 2. Want to do innovative work in the US instead of working on copycat products in India 3. Ambition of living in the US long term because of free-er culture But my parents have flat out refused to fund the education or even help her with a loan due to regressive mentality (nahi jaana baahar, 2-3 saal kaam karo aur shaadi karo chup chaap) She has accepted a job offer for now and will make 14L/year. What are her options? Should she drop the idea of MS abroad?

We all be here, nominating each other in bank accounts life insurance and what not What's the legal recourse?