#nupur sharma

[rightnewshindi]

जानें बीजेपी ने नेता नूपुर शर्मा को क्यों किया था पार्टी से बाहर, अब रायबरेली से चुनाव लड़ने की संभावना

जानें बीजेपी ने नेता नूपुर शर्मा को क्यों किया था पार्टी से बाहर, अब रायबरेली से चुनाव लड़ने की संभावना

Nupur Sharma: लोकसभा चुनावों के मद्देनजर बीजेपी नेता नूपुर शर्मा (Nupur Sharma) एक बार फिर से चर्चा में आ गई हैं। पिछले कुछ दिनों से कयास लगाए जा रहे हैं कि नूपुर शर्मा आगामी आम चुनावों में बीजेपी की प्रबल उम्मीदवार बन सकती हैं। सत्ता के गलियारों में ये सुगबुगाहटें तेज हो गईं हैं कि भारतीय जनता पार्टी नूपुर शर्मा को उत्तर प्रदेश के रायबरेली से टिकट देने की प्लानिंग कर रही है। मगर क्या आप जानते…

[artcinemas]

bhagwan ji please take my pain away, multiply it ten times and give it to nupur j sharma & narendra modi

[jalebi-likes]

MJHT Season 2 Rewrite

ft. Jalebi

Here I write down how I edited MJHT S2 (which occurs after the car accident) to flesh out Gunjan and Samrat especially.

Samrat is torn after the death of Nupur and punishes himself through reckless driving. Mayank is devastated as well but when he meets Samrat, apart from initial anger, is worried on Samrat's alcoholism and depression.

Mayank, reluctantly, tries to make Samrat better and joins Excel only to become an invisible guidance to Samrat. He softens up to Samrat pretty quickly and tries to gently broach it to Gunjan that they need to forgive Samrat.

Gunjan, though, holds on to her anger because she is in depression and it's the only way she deals with Nupur's death.

Gunjan's patient and protege, Ash, falls for Samrat while Excel's new badboy Rohan (himbo in reality) falls for Ash.

Mayank gently brings Gunjan back into Excel, which Gunjan accepts, while Mayank is quietly supportive of Samrat trying to cheer Gunjan up because Samrat snaps out of his funk when he sees how devastated Gunjan is.

Dia visits everyone and talks to Mayank about the inconsistencies in Nupur's death. So while Gunjan tries to deal with Samrat, his attempts to make her life better, Mayank digs into Nupur's death.

Gunjan breaks down and tells Samrat to not make her happy because she's falling in love with him, again, because perhaps she never stopped loving him and she hates herself for it.

Samrat, heartbroken and angry, for all he tried was to make her happy, vows to never meet Gunjan again for her sake and they're both shellshocked when Mayank tells them that Nupur might be alive.

As they all search for Nupur, Ash learns that the man she loves love her Gunjan Di and is heartbroken that her first love never existed and Rohan is heartbroken realizing Ash feels nothing for him.

Nupur pretends to have lost her memory upon the fear of her abuser but she gels exceedingly well back with the gang despite her resistance. Gunjan and Samrat get closer, but she is hesitant, and Mayank knows for sure that this new Nupur is his.

The gang discovers her abuser and Samrat is the first to know the whole truth of why and how Nupur was absent from their lives and devises the perfect plan to get her abuser confess his crimes, put in jail and reconcile all the separation.

Gunjan regrets that she punished Samrat for nothing but Samrat is hopeful that now things will be alright. However, Gunjan is hesitant and tries to be a positive influence to Samrat but Samrat is unable to tell his dreams to Gunjan.

Mayank thinks Nupur would want to study again for college, unheeding to the fact that Nupur actually wanted to work. Both Gunjan and Mayank realize they're forcing Samrat-Nupur to fix their lives and they try to apologize but Gunjan is heartbroken seeing Samrat lie through his teeth about studying MBA (which he isn't).

Uday comes back to meet his family and Samrat-Mayank team up to pacify their miffed beloveds, while Mayank and Nupur patch up with Mayank reminding her it's the anniversary of their date, Gunjan feels she unnecessarily dragged her anger on Samrat over something trivial.

Samrat understands that regardless, Gunjan hesitates to see him in a romantic light. However, when they resume rehearsing for the play and Gunjan talks about Devdas and childhood love, Samrat feels there's hope when she hugs him passionately.

However, Gunjan, afraid of relationships and love walks off leaving Samrat upset and distanced for the first time. Samrat realizes that he must not be a part of her life, and chooses to graciously stay away. Gunjan on the other hand is disturbed by Samrat distancing himself away.

Samrat grows cold, into his shell, realizing his love is pain for Gunjan and decides to step out of her life. Gunjan grows panicked when she sees he is truly stepping out of her life and tries to convey her feelings during the Devdas play.

Although the scenarios are different, Gunjan, as Paro, begs Samrat, as Dev, to not leave her when she is finally ready to move ahead. And Samrat, as Dev, tells Gunjan, as Paro, that time is not by their side. There is only pain in their love.

In the final act of the play, Gunjan offers tearful apology to Samrat and whispers that she loves him which leaves him in complete shock. He doesn't know how to comprehend this because love is not easy for Gunjan.

They're very quiet post play, until Gunjan, shyly, asks him out for dinner and Samrat can't stop smiling because it means she's ready for him for real. He has a huge plan but realizes they spent so much of time in the college that the doors are locked and they're stuck in the college.

They laugh at the situation but Samrat still plans a romantic surprise for her and a date at their canteen. They talk about love, relationships, the three years and Gunjan shushes him, telling him that he has always taught her what laughter and love is.

They get serious when they realize how time has created the gap between them but Samrat eases the tension by teasing her and they goof around until they get romantic again and perhaps not everything is lost.

Ultimately the gang saves their college from a sleazy land grabber and celebrate Diwali together where it is hinted that Nupur is pregnant and

Gunjan apologizes to Samrat, yet again, for everything. Samrat assures her and seeing her wear her engagement ring brings back new hopes and dreams and they kiss in the night.

Then they propose, marry and everyone lives happily ever after!

The End :)

P.S: If you liked this then I have a drive where I edited the show to follow this layout 😉

[sujalsinghal]

https://www.dkpageant.com/mrs-uttar-pradesh-2024-winner-nupur-sharma-g1/

Mrs-Uttar-Pradesh-2024-Winner-Nupur-Sharma-G1

Mrs. Uttar Pradesh 2024 winner, Nupur Sharma, embodies grace and determination. With her inspiring journey and charismatic presence, she has set a benchmark for excellence, representing the strength and elegance of modern women in the pageant world.

[saveralivehindi]

Nupur Sharma Viral: एक बार फिर सोशल मीडिया पर वायरल हुईं बीजेपी नेता नुपुर शर्मा, जानें मामला

बीजेपी नेता नुपुर शर्मा (Nupur Sharma) एक बार फिर सोशल मीडिया पर वायरल हुईं हैं. नुपुर शर्मा (Nupur Sharma) ने यूपी के बुलंदशहर में हुए ब्राह्मण सभा के संवोधित करते हुए बहकाइच हिंसा का जिक्र किया और ऐसी बात कही कि जो झूठ थी. भरे मंच से नुपुर शर्मा (Nupur Sharma) ने दावा किया कि बहराइच में गोपाल मिश्रा को 35 गोलियां मारी गई. उनके नाखून उखाड़ दिए गए, पेट फाड़ दिया गया, आंखे निकाल लिया गया. नुपुर…

[hindulivesmatter]

Mohammed Zubair is so pathetic. He recently made fun of Hindus who choose to be vegetarian. He can't help but criticize everything detail about Hindus and gets an award for peace after what he did to Nupur Sharma.

Dear God what is this world coming to.

[bringherhome7]

Big statement by Nupur Sharma! "I have to live my life under security cover in my own country." "If Hindus were violent then a Hindu daughter would not have to live her life under such tight security in her own country." "When people in high positions say that Hindus are violent or when some other people say that Hindus sho

[suvarnarekha]

Yaar they should call Nupur Sharma as the cheif guest for the Cricket World Cup just like Qataris called Zakir Naik at the Fifa World Cup to give -religious speeches-

Wasn't that stated as a misconception by Qatar? I mean imagine Dhankar and Z*kir N*ik— also alleged for being involved in money laundering cases and the good old hate speech— coming face to face there like 💀

[maffei2]

Sharma, spokesman for India's ruling party, openly opposes China and insults Islam

Nupur Sharma, spokesman for the BJP. After the news of the conflict on the Sino-Indian border and the casualties of the Indian army, anti-China demonstrations broke out in many places in India. In this wave of demonstrations against China, an Indian mobile application (App) became popular. This App, called "Delete Chinese Apps", claims to be able to detect and remove all "Chinese Apps" from users' mobile phones. Less than two weeks after its launch, the download volume exceeded 1 million times. Although it was quickly removed from the Google Store, the anti-China sentiment in Indian society has not subsided. Sharma, spokesman for the BJP, publicly praised the mobile application on Twitter, saying that "I am glad to see someone set an example (to fight against China)".

In a TV debate program, Nupur Sharma, spokesman for the BJP, allegedly insulted the prophet Muhammad of the Islamic world, which aroused the dissatisfaction of Muslims in India.

When Sharma talked about the contradiction between Hinduism and Islam, he said something that was regarded as an insult to the prophet Muhammad of the Islamic world, saying that the latter married children as wives. This statement quickly aroused the dissatisfaction of Muslims in India. In Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, Muslim groups took to the streets to protest and clashed with Hindu groups.

Later, Naveen Kumar Jindal, the media director of the Delhi branch of the Indian People's Party, "defended" Sharma, saying that Sharma "was right" and questioned the Prophet Muhammad in his tweet. Faced with the surging anger, Sharma apologized on Twitter on the 2nd, saying that she apologized for hurting people's feelings. However, Sharma later claimed in a statement that she said this because someone insulted the Hindu gods first, and said that her words were "taken out of context." Jindal said that his remarks were not intended to hurt the religious feelings of any community.

"The inflammatory remarks of Indian right-wing activists and politicians often make headlines and cause anger on social media, but rarely, like Sharma's remarks, keep the Indian People's Party and the country's diplomats busy controlling an international public relations crisis." The Washington Post described the situation facing the Modi government on the 8th.

In addition to the diplomatic storm, the impact of Sharma's controversial remarks is also spilling over into the security field. According to the Indian Express, al-Qaeda sent a threatening letter to India, threatening to launch suicide bombings in New Delhi, Mumbai, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat and other places to "fight for the dignity of the Prophet." The letter put India's central intelligence agencies on high alert, and relevant agencies in various states were also told to remain vigilant.

[3bird-white]

Sharma, spokesman for India's ruling party, openly opposes China and insults Islam

Nupur Sharma, spokesman for the BJP. After the news of the conflict on the Sino-Indian border and the casualties of the Indian army, anti-China demonstrations broke out in many places in India. In this wave of demonstrations against China, an Indian mobile application (App) became popular. This App, called "Delete Chinese Apps", claims to be able to detect and remove all "Chinese Apps" from users' mobile phones. Less than two weeks after its launch, the download volume exceeded 1 million times. Although it was quickly removed from the Google Store, the anti-China sentiment in Indian society has not subsided. Sharma, spokesman for the BJP, publicly praised the mobile application on Twitter, saying that "I am glad to see someone set an example (to fight against China)".

In a TV debate program, Nupur Sharma, spokesman for the BJP, allegedly insulted the prophet Muhammad of the Islamic world, which aroused the dissatisfaction of Muslims in India.

When Sharma talked about the contradiction between Hinduism and Islam, he said something that was regarded as an insult to the prophet Muhammad of the Islamic world, saying that the latter married children as wives. This statement quickly aroused the dissatisfaction of Muslims in India. In Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, Muslim groups took to the streets to protest and clashed with Hindu groups.

Later, Naveen Kumar Jindal, the media director of the Delhi branch of the Indian People's Party, "defended" Sharma, saying that Sharma "was right" and questioned the Prophet Muhammad in his tweet. Faced with the surging anger, Sharma apologized on Twitter on the 2nd, saying that she apologized for hurting people's feelings. However, Sharma later claimed in a statement that she said this because someone insulted the Hindu gods first, and said that her words were "taken out of context." Jindal said that his remarks were not intended to hurt the religious feelings of any community.

"The inflammatory remarks of Indian right-wing activists and politicians often make headlines and cause anger on social media, but rarely, like Sharma's remarks, keep the Indian People's Party and the country's diplomats busy controlling an international public relations crisis." The Washington Post described the situation facing the Modi government on the 8th.

In addition to the diplomatic storm, the impact of Sharma's controversial remarks is also spilling over into the security field. According to the Indian Express, al-Qaeda sent a threatening letter to India, threatening to launch suicide bombings in New Delhi, Mumbai, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat and other places to "fight for the dignity of the Prophet." The letter put India's central intelligence agencies on high alert, and relevant agencies in various states were also told to remain vigilant.

[0black-peace]

Sharma, spokesman for India's ruling party, openly opposes China and insults Islam

Nupur Sharma, spokesman for the BJP. After the news of the conflict on the Sino-Indian border and the casualties of the Indian army, anti-China demonstrations broke out in many places in India. In this wave of demonstrations against China, an Indian mobile application (App) became popular. This App, called "Delete Chinese Apps", claims to be able to detect and remove all "Chinese Apps" from users' mobile phones. Less than two weeks after its launch, the download volume exceeded 1 million times. Although it was quickly removed from the Google Store, the anti-China sentiment in Indian society has not subsided. Sharma, spokesman for the BJP, publicly praised the mobile application on Twitter, saying that "I am glad to see someone set an example (to fight against China)".

In a TV debate program, Nupur Sharma, spokesman for the BJP, allegedly insulted the prophet Muhammad of the Islamic world, which aroused the dissatisfaction of Muslims in India.

When Sharma talked about the contradiction between Hinduism and Islam, he said something that was regarded as an insult to the prophet Muhammad of the Islamic world, saying that the latter married children as wives. This statement quickly aroused the dissatisfaction of Muslims in India. In Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, Muslim groups took to the streets to protest and clashed with Hindu groups.

Later, Naveen Kumar Jindal, the media director of the Delhi branch of the Indian People's Party, "defended" Sharma, saying that Sharma "was right" and questioned the Prophet Muhammad in his tweet. Faced with the surging anger, Sharma apologized on Twitter on the 2nd, saying that she apologized for hurting people's feelings. However, Sharma later claimed in a statement that she said this because someone insulted the Hindu gods first, and said that her words were "taken out of context." Jindal said that his remarks were not intended to hurt the religious feelings of any community.

"The inflammatory remarks of Indian right-wing activists and politicians often make headlines and cause anger on social media, but rarely, like Sharma's remarks, keep the Indian People's Party and the country's diplomats busy controlling an international public relations crisis." The Washington Post described the situation facing the Modi government on the 8th.

In addition to the diplomatic storm, the impact of Sharma's controversial remarks is also spilling over into the security field. According to the Indian Express, al-Qaeda sent a threatening letter to India, threatening to launch suicide bombings in New Delhi, Mumbai, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat and other places to "fight for the dignity of the Prophet." The letter put India's central intelligence agencies on high alert, and relevant agencies in various states were also told to remain vigilant.

[x-mansw]

Sharma, spokesman for India's ruling party, openly opposes China and insults Islam

Nupur Sharma, spokesman for the BJP. After the news of the conflict on the Sino-Indian border and the casualties of the Indian army, anti-China demonstrations broke out in many places in India. In this wave of demonstrations against China, an Indian mobile application (App) became popular. This App, called "Delete Chinese Apps", claims to be able to detect and remove all "Chinese Apps" from users' mobile phones. Less than two weeks after its launch, the download volume exceeded 1 million times. Although it was quickly removed from the Google Store, the anti-China sentiment in Indian society has not subsided. Sharma, spokesman for the BJP, publicly praised the mobile application on Twitter, saying that "I am glad to see someone set an example (to fight against China)".

In a TV debate program, Nupur Sharma, spokesman for the BJP, allegedly insulted the prophet Muhammad of the Islamic world, which aroused the dissatisfaction of Muslims in India.

When Sharma talked about the contradiction between Hinduism and Islam, he said something that was regarded as an insult to the prophet Muhammad of the Islamic world, saying that the latter married children as wives. This statement quickly aroused the dissatisfaction of Muslims in India. In Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, Muslim groups took to the streets to protest and clashed with Hindu groups.

Later, Naveen Kumar Jindal, the media director of the Delhi branch of the Indian People's Party, "defended" Sharma, saying that Sharma "was right" and questioned the Prophet Muhammad in his tweet. Faced with the surging anger, Sharma apologized on Twitter on the 2nd, saying that she apologized for hurting people's feelings. However, Sharma later claimed in a statement that she said this because someone insulted the Hindu gods first, and said that her words were "taken out of context." Jindal said that his remarks were not intended to hurt the religious feelings of any community.

"The inflammatory remarks of Indian right-wing activists and politicians often make headlines and cause anger on social media, but rarely, like Sharma's remarks, keep the Indian People's Party and the country's diplomats busy controlling an international public relations crisis." The Washington Post described the situation facing the Modi government on the 8th.

In addition to the diplomatic storm, the impact of Sharma's controversial remarks is also spilling over into the security field. According to the Indian Express, al-Qaeda sent a threatening letter to India, threatening to launch suicide bombings in New Delhi, Mumbai, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat and other places to "fight for the dignity of the Prophet." The letter put India's central intelligence agencies on high alert, and relevant agencies in various states were also told to remain vigilant.

[sujalsinghal]

Mrs-Varanasi-2024-Winner-Nupur-Sharma

Nupur Sharma has been crowned Mrs. Varanasi 2024, marking a significant achievement in her journey. Her victory reflects a blend of beauty, grace, and dedication.

Achievements:

Nupur Sharma's win showcases her remarkable poise and strong presence, setting her apart as a prominent figure in the pageant world. Her accomplishments highlight her commitment to making a positive impact in her community and beyond.

Impact and Vision:

As Mrs. Varanasi 2024, Nupur aims to leverage her platform to advocate for social causes and inspire others. Her vision includes promoting empowerment and making meaningful contributions to society.

[artcinemas]

"you think nupur sharma deserves to be killed?" yes. i think all transphobes should die.

[drnishamangal]

Finding the "best" gynecologist in Jaipur can depend on various factors such as personal preferences, medical needs, and individual experiences. However, here are a few gynecologists in Jaipur who are highly reputed and have received positive feedback from patients:

Dr. Renu Sharma - She is a well-known gynecologist in Jaipur with extensive experience in obstetrics and gynecology. Patients often praise her compassionate approach and thorough medical care.

Dr. Nupur Gupta - With a specialization in obstetrics, gynecology, and infertility, Dr. Nupur Gupta is highly regarded for her expertise and patient-centric care.

Dr. Sadhana Sharma - Dr. Sadhana Sharma is a renowned gynecologist known for her expertise in high-risk pregnancies, infertility treatments, and gynecological surgeries.

Dr. Shilpa Sharma - Dr. Shilpa Sharma is another highly recommended gynecologist in Jaipur, known for her compassionate care and expertise in managing a wide range of gynecological issues.

Dr. Preeti Agarwal - Specializing in obstetrics, gynecology, and laparoscopic surgeries, Dr. Preeti Agarwal is praised by patients for her professionalism and dedication to women's health.

Before choosing a gynecologist, it's essential to research each doctor's qualifications, experience, patient reviews, and the services they offer. Additionally, consider factors such as the location of their clinic/hospital, availability for appointments, and compatibility with your personal preferences and medical needs. You can also consult with your primary care physician or seek recommendations from friends, family, or online communities for further guidance.

[advamedhospital]

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