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19/07/2025

The lines on bath towels, often called a dobby border or selvage, are not just decorative.
They serve several practical purposes: preventing fraying, enhancing durability, improving absorbency, and adding a polished look. These lines also help the towel retain its shape and prevent shrinkage during washing.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Reinforcement and Durability:
The woven strip helps to reinforce the edges of the towel, preventing it from unraveling or fraying with repeated use and washing.

Improved Absorbency:
The dobby border is often denser than the rest of the towel, which helps to improve the towel's overall absorbency.

Shape Retention:
The dobby border helps the towel maintain its shape and prevents it from shrinking or distorting during washing.

Visual Cue:
In some cases, the dobby border can also serve as a visual cue for folding and hanging the towel.

Aesthetics:
The dobby border adds a finished and polished look to the towel.

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Gbaam💯🎯🔥💪💥✅

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Legends💪♥️💯🎯✅🕺🕺🫶

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Below is the most harrowing and extraordinary stories of community resistance in modern India💥

🧨 Who Was Akku Yadav?
Born Bharat Kalicharan Yadav, Akku was a notorious gangster who terrorized the Kasturba Nagar slum in Nagpur, Maharashtra, for over a decade. Between 1991 and 2004, he committed a staggering number of crimes:
- Over 40 rapes, including victims as young as 10 years old
- Multiple murders, home invasions, and extortion
- Brutal assaults, including mutilation and public humiliation of victims

He operated with impunity, bribing police officers with money and alcohol. Many victims were Dalit women, who faced systemic barriers to justice. When they reported his crimes, police often dismissed them—or worse, retaliated.

🔥 The Turning Point
In 2004, a woman named Usha Narayane stood up to Akku after he threatened her with acid. She barricaded herself inside her home and threatened to blow up the gas cylinder if he entered. Her defiance galvanized the community.

Days later, Akku was arrested but expected to be released on bail. On August 13, 2004, hundreds of women stormed the courtroom where he was being held. When Akku mocked one of his victims, the women attacked:
- They threw chili powder in his face
- Stabbed him over 70 times
- One woman reportedly cut off his ge****ls
- He begged for mercy, but the mob didn’t stop

🎬 Aftermath and Legacy
Though some women were arrested, they were eventually acquitted. The case sparked national debate about vigilante justice, police corruption, and the failure of legal systems to protect vulnerable communities.

The story was later adapted into:
- A film titled 200: Halla Ho (ZEE5)
- A Netflix docuseries Indian Predator: Murder in a Courtroom

It’s a chilling reminder of what happens when justice is denied for too long—and how collective courage can erupt in the most unexpected places.

19/07/2025

At one of Henry Ford’s legendary factories, there was a team of repairmen whose job description sounded like a dream: they were paid to rest.

Yes, you read that right.

These mechanics were responsible for keeping the assembly line running smoothly. But instead of working around the clock, their official “workstation” was a rest lounge. The moment they sat on the couch in the morning, their salary counter started ticking.

Now here’s the twist:
🔴 If a red light blinked somewhere on the production line — signaling a breakdown — the payment stopped instantly.
They had to jump into action, fix the issue, and only once they were back in their cozy lounge did the paycheck resume.

Sounds like a paradox? Maybe. But it was brilliant.

✅ Fix it fast — because idle time means paid time.
✅ Fix it right — because if it breaks again, you’re off the couch… and off the clock.

Ford understood what few managers still fail to grasp: motivation isn't just about pressure — it’s about smart incentives.
And when people are trusted and empowered to do their job well, even the couch becomes a catalyst for productivity.

Would you work better under this system?

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Stories that touch the heart😭

I once caught a popular famous actor in bed with my woman. 😳🥊

Yeah, you read that right.
Not a movie. Not fiction.
It actually happened to me. Yes me of all people 😭

At the time, I was still legally married to Robin Givens, even though we were already separated.
Still… I used to swing by her place now and then — for, well, you know🥴

That day I showed up unannounced. Calm. Chill. Like I was about to rewatch an old film.

But instead of nostalgia, I got Brad Pitt — wide-eyed, half-dressed, stumbling out of the bedroom like a deer in headlights.

I swear I thought I was hallucinating.

He looked at me pale as a ghost and begged:
“Please, don’t hit me! We were just rehearsing!”😅🎬

Rehearsing what, Mr Man⁉️⁉️

And right there, I had every right to lose it😡

I was the heavyweight champion of the world — the guy no one messed with🤬
I could’ve smashed him. Big time 💪

But I didn’t.

Maybe it was his terrified face…
Maybe it was the pain burning inside me…

But I froze. I just looked at him, sighed… and walked away.

Yes, I could have destroyed him.
But I realized: the fight that really hurt wasn’t with him.
It was the one I had within myself💥

Years later, I understood something:

That day, I didn’t forgive Brad for him…
I forgave him for me♥️

Because pride doesn’t heal a broken heart.
And when a relationship is over, no punch you throw can change s**t. 💔💭

Sometimes, the real champ isn’t the one who hits the hardest…
It’s the one who knows when not to fight! Because the greatest of all generals win battles without having to fire a single shot💯🔥🎯

©️Iron Mike Tyson

19/07/2025

Beautiful morning to you sweetheart 🥰, I hope you find strength in this message ✌️ 🕊️

Life is a journey filled with hills and valleys. There are times we rise, and there are times we fall. But one truth that must never be forgotten is this: The downfall of a man is not the end of his life.

We live in a world that often measures a person's worth by their success. But let me remind you — even the strongest among us have fallen. Great men in history — inventors, leaders, athletes, and even spiritual giants — have tasted defeat. They have failed, lost everything, been betrayed, rejected, and forgotten. But they didn't stay down. They stood up again.

Falling is not a sign of weakness. It is a part of growth. It is proof that you are trying, that you are reaching for something greater. Just like a baby falls many times before learning to walk, we too stumble on the road to our destiny.

Your mistake does not define you. Your failure does not cancel your purpose. That heartbreak, that rejection, that financial loss — they are only chapters in your story, not the end of the book. You still have more to write.

Let me tell you this: You may be down today, but you are not done. You may have lost your way, but you can find it again. You may have failed, but you are not a failure — unless you choose not to rise again.

Every great comeback starts with a setback, it even happened in the book of life🤗

Joseph was thrown in a pit. Nelson Mandela was imprisoned. Thomas Edison failed thousands of times. Even Jesus Christ was buried — but on the third day, He rose again!

So I challenge you today: Rise! Dust yourself off. Shake off the shame, the guilt, the fear. Learn from the fall and move forward with greater strength.

Because the truth is this: As long as you have breath in your lungs, hope is not lost. Your story is not over.

Keep pushing ✊💪🥰

©️Amaka Festus♥️

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RIP PMB🙏