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Posted On: September 14th 2026, 12:34 am
before, during, after.

mini recap of the entire 2 weeks of my move πŸ₯²
too many pictures & videos to post but life has been hectic, area codes have changed & we are thrivinggg πŸ₯°
Comments (20)
msdeanna.angela 2 months ago

msdeanna.angela

It’s not the same without youuuu 🫢🏽🫢🏽

m.emmaross 2 months ago

m.emmaross

The peach pennnnn!!!!

infamous_ajmarie 2 months ago

infamous_ajmarie

Before … 😒

_yanely.a 2 months ago

_yanely.a

πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘

deasiahh.x0 2 months ago

deasiahh.x0

😍😍😍

sassysenia 2 months ago

sassysenia

ily

jellymarquez_ 2 months ago

jellymarquez_

Can u come back

ohmichgee 2 months ago

ohmichgee

And heavy on slide 9 lol

ohmichgee 2 months ago

ohmichgee

Slide 13 is exactly what my vision was like that night 🫢🏽🫢🏽🫢🏽🫢🏽

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The Supreme Court on Monday (November 2) declined to urgently hear a plea challenging skyrocketing domestic airfares, with Justice Vikram Nath responding, β€œDon’t travel by air. Next case.” The remark came after a lawyer approached the court, alleging that flight ticket prices had surged by as much as 700%, particularly during festivals, holidays and periods of high demand. The advocate argued that air travel had become an essential service for millions of Indians and that such steep price increases violated Article 14 of the Constitution, which guarantees equality before the law. However, Justice Nath declined to take up the matter at that stage and moved on to the next case. The petition raised concerns over airlines’ dynamic pricing systems, under which ticket prices can rise dramatically within hours as demand increases. It sought regulatory guidelines to protect passengers from excessive and unpredictable fare hikes. Interestingly, the Supreme Court had earlier taken a different stance on the same broader issue. In January, Justice Nath had flagged the exploitation of passengers during festivals and major events, questioning why airlines were charging several times their usual fares. A separate PIL challenging arbitrary airline pricing is already pending before the Supreme Court. On October 16, the Centre informed the court that new aviation pricing rules had been finalised and approved. The matter is scheduled for further hearing on November 16. Importantly, the reported 700% increase was an allegation made before the court, not a figure independently established by the Supreme Court.
sundays best of course! 🧣
HAPPY HALLOWEEN
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Oooh, what a car !!!
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