Are reality shows fake in India?

 Yes, as you might have seen on TV and learnt from the internet so far, all Indian reality shows are fake and scripted. Firstly, Indian reality shows are generally copied from the foreign shows . You would hardly find any reality shows to be true. They can do anything for " TRP, TRP and TRP". Let's have some look at them.

• Kaun Banega Crorepati :

Arguably, the personality of Amitabh Bachchan overshadows so many things but there are some discrepancies in the show. Amitabh also favours the participant when the answer is wrong as seen in the episodes. Also, celebrities easily winning 1-2 crores rupees is hardly believable where even scholars find it difficult to perform.

• Indian Idol :

You will get to compete only if you're a student of their music academy. Yes, they have academy.If you're not the member, you will have to pay them a fee every week till you're competing. Most of the stories of the contestants are fake as they are fabricated to bring TRP. If you had been a participant in it for first stage, it is not celebrity judge who takes your audition. A person takes audition for 3 seconds and they allow you for celebrity audition. 3 sec to judge whether you are a good singer or not.

• Big Boss :

Bigg Boss, as per so many claims, is scripted. When the participants are not shooting, they are watching TV, surfing Facebook and what not. They make up the fights to create interest in audience. The winner is decided even before they start Shooting the first episode. More controversy, more the TRP. This is the basic rule of any reality shows.

• Splitsvilla :

Obviously it is one of the most fake show. The participants cross every possible limit of vulgarity while playing games. They set a new bench mark every time to prove their shamelessness.Their fights are so childish and stupid even a kid would tell that they are doing this for attention. The relationships last as long as show.

There is a Tamil Film called 'Kavan' which shows the reality behind all reality shows and how they use them to fool audience and make money.

May be in the end, let's compare them to WWE. They are fake and entertain you. You love it and you are actually not interested in reality.

What are some things you can only see or do in India?

 

• These guys defining SUV in new way.

• Who has dare to eat hiltler ice-cream.

• This person knows what is lst food you had, what'sapp food.

• These lines are deep and meaningful.

• That's why we say animals are better sometimes.

• Traffic police redefined.

• Desi ferrari to the school. This boy has high IQ.

• When you have no friends for birthday. This is a good trick. Happy birthday bro. 🤩

India is awesome.

Images source : My phone gallery.

What are the biggest ironies in India?

 

I bet you don’t even know his name !!! Sad !

The biggest ironies of India is that he was forgotten by India and his kin. His own family refused to accept his dead body ! How many know who he was ? Nation has forgotten its heroes. The younger generation are not aware about him. We breath freedom due to heroes like him, but don’t know him. This is the biggest ironies of this country.

Be ashamed of your education , but do read this to know who he was 👇

*London, 1908 – India House*

A cold drizzle tapped against the windowpanes of India House. Inside, the air was thick with smoke. Maps of India hung on the walls, plastered with pins marking cantonments and rail lines of the British Raj.

Savarkar leaned across the table toward Madan Lal Dhingra, his voice low but burning.

Savarkar: “Madan, speeches cannot uproot an empire. The Englishman’s rule rests on the sword. Shall we answer it with petitions?”

Dhingra’s eyes darkened.

Dhingra: “I have seen Indian labourers mocked on London streets, my countrymen treated worse than others. My own comforts mean nothing now. If freedom needs blood, then let mine be the first.”

Savarkar slid a revolver across the table.

Savarkar: “Remember, martyrdom is not defeat. It is the seed from which nations grow.”

Dhingra picked up the weapon. In its cold steel, he felt destiny stir.

*The Imperial Institute, London – 1 July 1909*

The hall glittered with chandeliers and silk gowns. Sir William Hutt Curzon Wyllie moved with practiced grace, his wife by his side. Dhingra blended into the crowd, calm, almost invisible.

When Wyllie approached, Dhingra stepped forward.

Dhingra: “Sir Curzon, may I speak a word?”

The revolver spoke. Four shots struck Curzon in the chest. He collapsed instantly. But another figure crumpled too — Dr. Cawas Lalcaca, a Parsi physician who had rushed to intervene.

Lady Curzon screamed, clutching her dying husband.

Lady Curzon (hysterical): “Good heavens , you killed him. Alas, I did beseech him not to seek his ‘posting of preference’ in this accursed India! Oh! Oh! Will none deliver him? Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! Confound these blasted Indians! Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!! Ooooooooooooooooo!!!

Dhingra stood still, revolver lowered. His voice was steady.

Dhingra: “Sorry Ma’am. He had to pay for his sins. I did my duty to my country. I regret the other man’s death. He was not my enemy. For that, I am sorry.”

Policemen stormed the hall. Dhingra offered his wrists without resistance.

*The Trial, Old Bailey Court*

The court was tense with whispers. Indian elites in London denounced him; some turned their faces away.

The Judge’s gavel struck.

Judge: “Madan Lal Dhingra, you stand charged with the murder of Sir Curzon Wyllie and Dr. Cawas Lalcaca. How do you plead?”

Dhingra’s chin was high.

Dhingra: “I plead not guilty to murder. I killed an enemy of my nation. That is war, not crime. But I regret the death of the Parsi doctor. He was innocent. For that, I apologise.”

Gasps rippled through the hall. The Judge’s voice hardened.

Judge: “You are sentenced to hang by the neck until you are dead.”

Dhingra smiled faintly.

Dhingra: “So be it. The gallows are but a gateway to my motherland. If I meet that bugger Curzon in afterlife, I will kill him again!!!”

*Pentonville Prison, August 1909*.

The jailor entered with his last meal.

Jailor asks uneasily : “Why die for a country that has abandoned you? Even your family has renounced you.”

Dhingra looked up, eyes burning softly.

Dhingra: “They are not my family anymore. My true family is India. My next of kin are those yet unborn, who shall breathe free.”

He left behind a note under the candle flame:

“Patriotism is religion, and religion is love. Let me be reborn again and again, until I see my motherland free.”

*The Gallows – 17 August 1909*

The hangman adjusted the rope.

Hangman: “Any last words?”

Dhingra: “Tell my countrymen I am content. My body dies, but my spirit goes to my mother.”

The lever was pulled. Silence fell.

Epilogue

Back in Amritsar, his own family disowned his memory, refusing even to claim his body. For decades, his remains lay in a foreign prison yard. To countless young revolutionaries, he was proof that courage could strike at the very heart of empire.

Madan Lal Dhingra left no heirs. But in truth, we are his family — every Indian who walks free because a young man once dared to stand alone.

Who was the first underworld don in India?

 

Haji Mastan- His original name was Mastan Mirza and was born in Tamil Nadu. He left Tamil Nadu for Bombay and started working in famous Cawford Market in Bombay later he started working in Docks for long hours. He joined hands with Sukkur Narayan Bakhia underworld don from Daman as he wanted to control business of products smuggled from Arab countries in Bombay and Daman He was one of the infamous trio of mafia dons Karim Lala cheif of Pathan gang and Varadarajan Mudaliyar another underworld don from Tamil Nadu.

He also maintained freindly relations with Bala Saheb Thakrey.

He was also seen in many Bollywood parties and was having contacts with many Bollywood celebrities. At his peak Haji Mastan operated powerful smuggling syndicate in Bombay and along the Gujarat coast and later diversied into film financing and real estate business. Later he joined politics and started his own party Dalit Muslim Suraksha Mahasangh. He died of Cardiac Arrest in 25 June 1994.

Which train has the longest non-stop run in India?

 The award goes to Hazrat Nizamuddin - Thiruvanathapuram Central Rajdhani Express, also known as TVC Rajdhani. This train has the longest non-stop commercial run. Some of the facts relating to this are:

• Hold the record of longest non stop run. Trivandrum Rajdhani runs non-stop between Kota Jn and Vadodra Jn.
• These trains also holds the record of attaining highest section speed. Trivandrum Rajdhani Express attains 104 km/h (65 mph) between Ratnagiri and Sawantwadi Road (225 km or 140 mi in 2 h 10 min).
• It also gets a top speed of 130 km/h (81 mph) between Nagada and Hazrat Nizamuddin (267 km).

The second train to have longest non-stop run is Kerala Sampark Kranti. This train:

• It runs non stop between Hazrat Nizamuddin - Kota Jn section (458 km) and Kota Jn - Vadodra Jn section (528 km).

The third one is the Mumbai Rajdhani Express. This train:

• This train attains the highest section speed between New Delhi and Kota Jn.

For more information, like the longest non-stop run of trains and most stopping train, do please visit:

Longest non-stop run in Indian Railways - Wikipedia

What is the difference between India and the United States of America?

 There is a lot difference between the two countries. Google auto-complete is one method to study the differences.

The results are quite interesting and hilarious:

1.) Removing

Google (India)↓

Google (US) ↓

2.) Tutorial

Google (India)↓

Google (US) ↓

3.) How To

Google (India)↓

Google (US) ↓

This is really hilarious at a glance, but says so much about our mindsets and our time. Even though, this may not be true for all Indians.

And not to forget there is a difference between American English Accent and Indian Accent. I don't know why but this difference is slowly finishing in India.

Edit.1: It is a kind request to all, please take this answer in a good sense. For those who want statistical and figurative answers, I request you to check other answers for this question. The images are bit old, that's why you see different logo than the new one.

Edit.2: No, sorry an answer does not make me Anti-Nationalist. If you still think so, it doesn’t bother me much. You may take few minutes out of your lives to read my other answers.

The results shown may differ. But majority will get this(atleast few of them).

Edit.3: Adding few more searches-

4.) How can I

Google (US) ↓

Google (India)↓

5.) Can we

Google (India)↓

Google (US) ↓

Who is known as India's best Spy ever?

 

• RN Kao : Rameshwar nath Kao is known as founding father of RA &W or Research Analysis Wing of cabinet secretariat . It is Indian external intelligence agency .

• Spymaster: All his professional life; Kao remained a legend. 
  [1]
   He was known for good manners and cold assessment of security affairs and hands on approach
• Successful : No wonder, R &AW executed many dangerous and successful missions under him- right from merger of Sikkim into India to 1971 Bangladesh liberation war to creation of elite National Security Guards 
  [2]

• Secretive: Nevertheless; he was a very private person ;who hardly attended any social or public event . He never displayed any sign of pomp and power . Even his death remained a very private affair
  [3]

• Ajit Doval: Present Indian national security adviser is a legend in intelligence circles. He is a former director of Intelligence bureau- Indian internal intelligence agency.

• Legendary: All his professional life; he was and still is praised as a super spy . His hands on approach and deep analysis of internal affairs are often praised by security analysts .
  [4]

• India centric: His security doctrine is simple and straight- Indian strategic interests first . Any wonder, for sovereignty of India ; he prefers hard line against its enemies
  [5]
• Pic credit: Google
• Conclusion: Legendary Spymasters !
• Note: Kindly appreciate it without taking offence !

Footnotes

[1] Ex-RAW chief Rameshwar Nath Kao to function as super chief of all intelligence activity

[2] R&AW's R.N. Kao Memorial Lecture: We need a national security ministry

[3] In its sixth decade, R&AW needs to look at the world outside terrorism

[4] Need strong government for 10 years, enemies are within: Ajit Doval

[5] The Doval doctrine