THE MOST BEAUTIFUL VIDEO YOU WILL SEE TODAY IS THIS ONE!!! 🥹♥️ Sheetal Devi proudly showing off the three medals she won at the Asian Para Games 2026! 🥇🥇🥈 WHAT A CHAMPION! 🫶✨

*To the Press* On behalf of *People Against SIR* Dated: October 20th, 2026. *Call to the Nation* *Let’s rise to the Challenge* Dear Citizens of this Country, Indian democracy is in a very deep Crisis. The electoral process has been hijacked. The voter list has been manipulated. The above-the-law Election Commission, has been handpicked to unashamedly and singularly serve Modi - Shah. Youth are on the streets. Many in prison. The time has come for us - We the People - to pour into the streets and say *Stop the Attack on Our Democracy* On October 14th Organisations of Student, Youth, Kisan, Workers, Women, Dalit, Adivasi, Minorities, Disabled, Transgender etc., met to form a broad alliance under the banner of *People Against SIR*. They have called for a Peoples March on October 23rs to restore democracy and create Jantar Mantar's all over the country. *Har hath me Tiranga and Har Gali me Jantar Mantar (In Every Hand the Tricolour and in Every Street a Jantar Mantar).* On behalf of all the Organisations which are part of "People Against SIR", We call upon People of this Country who see themselves as Patriots to rise to this Challenge. We can’t afford to wait any longer. Draw strength and take the initiative at your location. This is a Peoples Movement - we all need to be leaders of this movement. Create space for the youth. As the future belongs to the youth of this country we need to band together with them to create a *Collective Strength to Regain Our Democracy*. We also call upon Political parties of INDIA bloc to join us and be part of the October 23rd Peoples March and give strength to Jantar Mantar protests all over the Country. *Gyanesh Must be Removed and Prosecuted* *SIR Must be Scrapped and All Deleted Voters Must be Restored to the Voter Rolls* *Conspiratorial Amendment to the Election Commissioners Act 2023 should be Repealed.* *A New Election Commission Appointed through an Unbiased Process - Just Revision of the Voter Rolls - Return to the Paper Ballot - Fair Elections through Election Reforms* *All Power to the People* *Constitution will Prevail* *Conspiracy will Fail* *On behalf of "People Against SIR"* - Prakash Raj - Prashanth Bhushan - Parakala Prabhakar. - Rakesh Tikaith - Anjali Bharadwaj - ⁠Ganesh Devy - Tushar Gandhi - Abhijit Dipke - Neha bora - Aishe Ghosh - Viraaj Devang

#WATCH | Dundigal, Telangana: Indian Air Force chief Air Chief Marshal AP Singh says, "It was really a dream come true. I started my journey with the same aircraft. I think I must be the only chief who's retiring while the basic aircraft he flew is still serving. So I think I'm very grateful. I'm very grateful to my instructor, VS Kochhar sir, who taught me flying in the beginning in this place itself. So I just wanted the circle to be complete. And I did my first sortie on 28th January, way back in 1984, in this very place with him, and today I did my last sortie in uniform with him in the same aircraft..."

I’ve been fascinated by the mass public affection for Air Chief Marshal AP Singh as he nears retirement. I keep asking myself why. We now fight beyond visual range. Increasingly, we live that way too. Yet Singh has crossed a distance that military leaders rarely do. People don’t merely admire him. They feel they know him. Fifth-generation fighters, drones and AI are only the military expression of a much larger transformation in society. Technology now totally mediates how we work and interact. And yet, Singh’s public appeal rests on something simply human. Traditionally, military leaders have been (perceived) as larger-than-life figures. Men to admire, look up to, even revere. Figures who inspire awe, but remain somewhat distant from the ordinary citizen. Singh seems to have turned that archetype on its head. His appeal is not that he towers above the people around him, but that he appears entirely comfortable sitting amongst them. Whether participating in public runs, joining for a few dance steps, interacting with schoolchildren, meeting next of kin or talking to airmen, he seems completely at ease with people. He understands their language, humour and cultural references. None of these encounters is particularly grand in itself. Yet, collectively, they have created an unusually personal connection. And from my own interactions with him, I think there is something even more fundamental. He speaks his mind, certainly, but never seems particularly interested in establishing that he is the cleverest person in the room. He listens with intent. And when he listens, you feel he is genuinely interested in what you have to say. This is not to suggest that other Chiefs have been any less warm, humane or eager to connect. Many may have been every bit as approachable in private. Singh’s distinction, I think, is how naturally he allows that side of himself to be seen in public. Even with cameras rolling, he seems completely comfortable being himself. It doesn’t feel staged or cultivated. That is a rather different form of military charisma. The conventional archetype inspires people to follow him. Singh makes people feel that he is one of them. And, in an increasingly impersonal world, that simple ability to connect has become more powerful than ever. You expect politicians to understand this instinctively. What is remarkable is seeing a military leader do it so naturally. Military sociologists will be studying this phenomenon for years.

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