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In India, inbreeding is primarily measured through the prevalence of consanguineous marriages (marriages between close relatives, typically first or second cousins, or uncle-niece), as these are the main drivers of elevated inbreeding coefficients at the population level. Data from national surveys like the National Family Health Surveys (NFHS) and academic studies show that consanguineous marriages occur across religious groups, but rates vary by religion, region, socioeconomic factors, and cultural norms. Overall national prevalence is around 9-10% based on recent estimates, with higher rates in southern states (up to 23%) and lower in northern and northeastern regions (3-10%).

Prevalence by Religion

Consanguineous marriages are more common among Indian Muslims than Hindus, though both groups show regional variations and overall declines over time. Key findings from aggregated data:

• Muslims: National rates range from 15-22% in studies spanning the 1990s to 2010s, with first-cousin marriages bein

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Yes, some Google founders and executives are mentioned in documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, primarily in recent releases from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) in January 2026 (as part of compliance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act).

• Sergey Brin (Google co-founder): The documents indicate he visited Epstein's private island (Little St. James) and corresponded with Ghislaine Maxwell (Epstein's associate) as early as 2003, including invitations to events like a movie screening and dinners at Epstein's home. These appear to reflect social or networking interactions from that period, with no allegations of wrongdoing against Brin in the documents.

• Eric Schmidt (former Google CEO): He is referenced indirectly in the same correspondence—Brin offered to bring Schmidt along to one of the dinners Maxwell invited him to in 2003. There are no direct mentions of Schmidt visiting Epstein's properties or having independent interactions detailed in these files.

• Larry Page (Google co-fo

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Amit Shah, a prominent Indian politician from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), has held the position of Union Home Minister since 2019, overseeing internal security, law enforcement, and central agencies like the CBI and IB. Prior to this, he served as BJP president from 2014 to 2020, playing a key role in the party's electoral successes. His rise in national politics, starting from Gujarat state politics, has been marked by significant influence within the government and party apparatus. While Shah's personal life remains relatively low-profile, public scrutiny has focused on potential benefits to his family—particularly his son, Jay Shah—from his political clout. This analysis draws on reported financial growth, business dealings, and appointments in cricket administration, where allegations of nepotism and influence peddling have surfaced. Note that while opposition parties and media outlets have raised concerns, the Shah family and BJP have consistently defended these as legitimate and merit-based, empha

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A new googley phrase = "Left A$$Less"

pronounced as " a dollar dollar less"

xample : gAmit was "left a$$less" after crossing paths with gAshish

a meaning (not the meaning)
a total assault on ego as in-acted by the receiver in reaction to an action(s) initiated by a bully.

being a$$less is quite symbolic