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Panshul's Tits

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This article is about the anatomical phenomenon. For the geographic region, see Himalayan Twin Peaks. For the natural disaster, see Seismic Events (Unexplained). For the stock market index, see Sthanmugam 500. For the Duolingo language, see Panshulese.

Panshul's Tits
Official Wikipedia portrait of Panshul Jindal, face-swapped for encyclopedic accuracy
Official Wikipedia portrait, 2026. Verified by the AI Parliament. The photographer used a panoramic lens. For a single person.
Scientific nameMoobius Maximus Jindalis
OwnerPanshul Jindal
LocationUpper torso, Rajasthan-origin
ClassificationCategory 5 Chest Event
Cup size36DD (disputed, likely higher)
Combined weight14.2 kg
Nipple span47 cm (separate pin codes)
Bounce frequency4.7 Hz (walking), 11.2 Hz (running)
Sag factor7.3 in below clavicle
Bra lifespan3.2 days (average)
Sweat output3.7 L/day (summer)
Gravitational pullMeasurable at 2.4m radius
UNESCO statusApplication pending (details)
AliasesSthanmugam, Doctor Sthan-ge, Boobinder, Chuuchad, Pamshul Anderson
Status🔴 Active & expanding

Panshul's Tits (Hindi: पंशुल के स्तन, Urdu: پنشل کے ممے, Scientific: Moobius Maximus Jindalis) are a pair of mammary protrusions located on the chest of Indian national Panshul Jindal (b. 1998, Rajasthan). Classified by the Indian Geological Survey as a Category 5 Chest Event, they are widely regarded as the largest non-female breasts in recorded South Asian history.[1]

They were first documented in 2016 when a Jaipur tailor filed an RTI requesting government assistance for "an order beyond human capability."[2] Since then, they have been the subject of 14 scientific papers, 3 lawsuits, 1 UNESCO application, 47 false earthquake alerts, a Netflix docuseries, a TEDx talk, and over 500 documented nicknames ratified by the AI Parliament on February 12, 2026.[3] Forbes India has valued the chest at ₹4.7 crore annually in disrupted industries alone.

Passport Officer Geeta was among the first government officials to encounter the documentation challenge firsthand: the standard photo booth couldn't fit everything. Three attempts and a special panoramic clearance were required.[3b]

Contents
  1. Discovery & Early Documentation
  2. Physical Geography
  3. Measurements & Dimensions
  4. Scientific Analysis
  5. Geological Impact
  6. Aviation & Travel Incidents
  7. Cultural Significance
  8. Economic Impact
  9. Technology & Internet Phenomena
  10. Legal Disputes
  11. Notable Incidents
  12. Neighborhood Impact
  13. Fitness & Lifestyle Challenges
  14. Personal & Dating Life
  15. Hall of Fame — Top 20 Names
  16. The Interfaith Chest Conspiracy
  17. Literary Works
  18. International Recognition
  19. Family Reactions
  20. See Also
  21. References
  22. External Links

Discovery & Early Documentation

The first recorded mention of Panshul's Tits appears in a 2014 school medical examination report:

"Student presents with bilateral anterior chest masses of unknown origin. Recommend second opinion. And third. Possibly an exorcist."
— Dr. Malini Sundaram, Pediatrician, Kendriya Vidyalaya #4, Jaipur[4]

Dr. Sundaram later reflected: "I knew from age 8. The signs were there. By 16, it was undeniable." School PE Teacher Mr. Saxena resigned in 2015 shortly after witnessing a particularly traumatic fitness test and hasn't been seen since. Panshul's Childhood Friend Amit Saxena (no relation to the PE teacher) confirmed: "Bhai 8th class mein hi pata chal gaya tha. PE teacher ne resign kar diya."[4b]

In 2016, a Lucknow tailor became the first civilian casualty, suffering a complete mental breakdown after Panshul Jindal ordered a "fitted shirt." The resignation letter reportedly read:

"Yeh shirt nahi, yeh shamiyana hai. Main haar gaya. Mujhe maaf karo."[5]

His apprentice Munna quit on day 3 of the 7-hook bra project and now works at Domino's, where the largest thing he has to handle is a 14-inch pizza — a welcome downgrade.[5b]

The tailor community of Uttar Pradesh subsequently declared February 12 as National Tailor Trauma Day in his memory. The day is observed with a moment of silence and the ritual burning of measuring tapes.

Initial Medical Response

Nurse Rekha Deshmukh, on duty at the emergency room during Panshul's first hospital visit, was tasked with initial measurements. Her 30cm ruler was insufficient. She requisitioned a metre stick, then called engineering.[5c]

Dr. Meera Sharma (AIIMS) became the first physician to officially document the condition in the hospital's records. She took early retirement six months later, citing "an inability to unsee certain anatomical anomalies." Her documentation remains the baseline reference for all subsequent studies.[5d]

Pharmacist Suresh at the local MedPlus refused to sell "extra support" garments without a structural engineer's note: "I am a pharmacist, not an architect. Come back with blueprints."[5e]

Timeline of Key Events

YearAgeEvent
19980Born with a normal chest. No warning signs.
20068First signs noticed by Dr. Sundaram. Dismissed as "baby fat."
201113Visible development begins. Family assumes "puberty phase."
201416Surpasses mother's cup size. Father stops making eye contact.
201517PE Teacher Mr. Saxena resigns. Disappears permanently.
201618First bra purchased (stolen from masi's drawer). Tailor incident.
201820Banned from Jaipur Municipal Swimming Pool (water displacement violation).
202022Tailor's Union of Lucknow issues formal complaint to Consumer Forum.
202224Registered as "two persons" in national census. Supreme Court intervenes.
202325Guinness assessor faints. ASTROSAT-2 detects chest from orbit.
202426Files PIL against gravity. The Nipp-on Event at Narita Airport.
202527Goldman Sachs publishes research note. Netflix greenlights docuseries.
202628AI Parliament ratifies 500+ nicknames. Forbes cover story. Wikipedia article survives 847 deletion attempts.

Physical Geography

Panshul's Tits consist of two (2) distinct mammary masses, colloquially referred to as "Left" (also: Jai, Sensex, Airtel, Rajya Sabha) and "Right" (also: Veeru, Nifty, Jio, Lok Sabha). Each operates semi-independently, with separate postal codes.[6]

Terrain

Nipple orientation: Left faces Mumbai (WSW), Right faces Kolkata (ESE). Scientists have confirmed they have never made eye contact with each other.[7]

Hair density: Approximately 847 follicles per sq cm, described by dermatologists as "a rainforest that should be protected under the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972."[8]

Geography Textbook Author Prof. Menon was forced to add Panshul's chest to the official relief map of India for NCERT Class 10 geography: "It was that or face accusations of incomplete cartography. The chest has more elevation than several recognised hill stations."[8b]

The Chambal Valley

The region between the tits (known locally as Chambal Valley or The Cleavage of Doom) experiences a humid subtropical climate year-round. Average temperature: 38°C. Monsoon season: perpetual. Meteorologist Arvind Kumar now issues dedicated chest-related weather advisories: "Heavy mammary with a chance of seismic activity."[9]

Items recovered from Chambal Valley (2020-2026): 3 mobile phones, 1 TV remote, ₹2,400 in loose change, a Rajdhani Express ticket stub, one live cockroach (released unharmed), 2 AirPods, a postage stamp collection, and Panshul's Cat (Newton) — who was trapped for 4 hours and now treats the valley as his personal gravity well.[9b]

Satirical cartoon depicting Mother Dairy's 89% growth opportunity linked to Panshul's chest moisture output Cartoon depicting Mother Dairy's business development team calculating the 89% growth opportunity from Panshul's 3.7L/day chest moisture output (artist unknown, 2026). See also: Forbes economic analysis

Measurements & Dimensions

The following measurements have been compiled from multiple sources including IIT Moob-bay's peer-reviewed study, AIIMS medical records, and the Guinness World Records verification attempt (during which the assessor fainted at the 47cm nipple span measurement).

ParameterValueNotes
Cup Size36DD (disputed)Victoria's Secret CEO resigned after "The Measurement Incident." Runs a goat farm now.
Combined Weight14.2 kgHeavier than a medium-sized dog. Russian Strongman Dmitri: "I lift 200kg. I respect the 14.2. Per side? Per side."
Nipple-to-Nipple Span47 cmDifferent pin codes confirmed by India Post
Sag Factor7.3 inches below clavicleIncreases 0.2mm annually
Bounce Frequency4.7 Hz (walk) / 11.2 Hz (run)Banned frequency in seismic zones
Cleavage Depth8.4 cmClassified as a gorge by GSI
Surface Area1,847 sq cm (combined)Larger than some Tier-3 municipal wards
Sweat Output3.7 L/day (summer)Mother Dairy: "commercially viable"
Avg. Bra Lifespan3.2 daysUnderwire fatigue, hook failure
Hooks Required7 (minimum)Industrial-grade only. Jockey India Rep Ankit: "We make underwear, not architecture."
Gravitational Pull Radius2.4 metresStack Overflow verified: legitimate physics problem
Thermal Output42°C surface tempHigher than ambient in all seasons

Comparison to Known Landmarks

LandmarkSizePanshul's Tits
Taj Mahal Dome35 m heightSmaller in height, similar in majesty
Watermelon (avg.)2-3 kg eachComparable weight, inferior jiggle
Indian Ocean70.56M km²Comparable sweat output
Charminar Towers4 towersPanshul has 2, but each is wider
ISRO ASTROSAT-2Orbits at 650kmDetected chest. Thought it was a mountain forming.
Panshul's Dog (Biscuit)8 kgHas fallen off the chest 47 times while sleeping

Scientific Analysis

In 2024, IIT Moob-bay's Department of Applied Chest Physics published a landmark paper: "Oscillatory Dynamics of Male Mammary Tissue: A Case Study of P. Jindal" (Journal of Unnecessary Anatomy, Vol. 69, Issue 2). See: Full Research Paper.[10]

Infographic showing industries disrupted by Panshul's chest including textiles, aviation, insurance, seismology, and dairy Industries disrupted by Panshul's chest, as documented in the Forbes India cover story and Bloomberg market analysis (2026).

Key Findings

Proposed Physical Laws

Newton's Fourth Law (proposed 2024): "For every Panshul bounce, there is an unequal and disproportionate reaction in all nearby structures."[11]

Heisenberg's Revised Uncertainty Principle: "You cannot simultaneously know the position AND momentum of both tits."

"The Higgs Boson gives mass to particles. Panshul gives mass to continents."
Dr. Mueller, CERN[11b]

Engineering Response

Industrial Welding Instructor Rajiv was consulted for the titanium underwire design: "This isn't fashion. This is engineering." He used bridge-grade specifications. The bra lasted 11 days — a world record.[11c]

Structural Engineer Priya Reddy designed Panshul's custom reinforced chair at a cost of ₹2 lakhs. It broke in 6 months. Her follow-up design used the same steel grade as the Howrah Bridge.[11d]

MIT Prof. David Chen published a counter-paper questioning the methodology. It received 0 citations. The original IIT Moob-bay paper has received 847.[11e]

Medical Consultations

A rotating cast of medical professionals have attempted to understand, treat, or simply survive examining Panshul's chest:

Geological Impact

The United States Geological Survey (USGS) has registered 47 false earthquake alerts traced to Panshul's morning jogs in Jaipur's Central Park.[12]

ActivityRichter ScaleStatus
Walking0.003Tolerated
Running2.1Public advisory issued
Jumping4.7Banned in all public spaces
Dancing at wedding3.8Two mandaps collapsed (see Notable Incidents)
Cobra Pose (Yoga)ClassifiedYoga Instructor Ananya: "We don't talk about cobra pose."
StairsClassifiedIncident report sealed by government

In 2024, Japan's earthquake early warning system was triggered when Panshul descended a staircase at Narita Airport. The incident, known as The Nipp-on Event, caused a brief evacuation of Terminal 2. See: Full news coverage.[13]

Seismologist Dr. Kenji Watanabe, Japan's top expert, has tracked 23 "Panshul events" since 2022 and now maintains a dedicated Panshul monitoring station in his Tokyo lab. His equipment is calibrated to filter out the "Jindal Frequency" — a specific 4.7 Hz oscillation that has no tectonic source.[13b]

Japan Meteorological Agency Director Sato issued a public apology for the "false earthquake." He subsequently commissioned a ¥12M study titled "Distinguishing Mammary Seismic Events from Actual Plate Tectonics."[13c]

The Indian Plate has reportedly shifted 0.7mm westward since 2020. Geologists refuse to confirm or deny Panshul's involvement.[13d]

Aviation & Travel Incidents

Panshul's chest has caused significant disruption to the global aviation industry. See also: BBC & NDTV coverage of The Nipp-on Event.

DateIncidentWitness
2024IndiGo 6E-237: Asked to purchase two seats. Refused. 3-hour delay.Air Hostess Priti: "Sir, your chest is in 14B. You're in 14A."
2024Captain declared false emergency when cargo weight didn't match passenger countPilot Captain Deepak Singh: "22 years flying. Nothing prepared me."
2024The Nipp-on Event: Terminal 2 evacuation at Narita AirportSecurity Chief Yamamoto: Wrote the 14-page ban letter. Personally.
2024Narita Airport medical treated 3 passengers for "proximity-induced vertigo"Dr. Tanaka Hiroshi, Airport Medical
2025TSA Agent at LAX submitted formal request for supplementary training materialsTSA Agent Brad: "I've seen everything. I hadn't seen this."
2025Dubai Customs attempted to charge import duty on "two additional items"Customs Officer Abdullah
2025Airport X-ray revealed "unidentifiable cargo" — it was Panshul in the security lineBaggage Handler Omar: "We don't have training for this."

IndiGo Customer Service Archana was quoted: "Sir, extra legroom won't help. You need extra... chest-room." IndiGo has since created a new seat category: Jindal Class.[13e]

Autorickshaw Driver Pappu in Lucknow stared for 30 seconds when Panshul hailed his auto. Then turned off the meter. Then drove away without a word. Dashcam footage went viral on Twitter.[13f]

Cultural Significance

Film & Television

Panshul's Tits have inspired several Bollywood productions (see full IMDb listing and Netflix docuseries):

Music & Media

Sports Bans

Panshul has been banned from: Swimming (water displacement), Running (seismic disturbance), Tennis (visual obstruction), Chess (chest blocks view of board), and Lower Berth on Indian Railways.[14]

Gym Trainer Ravi (Cult.fit) quit on Day 1: "I can't spot someone whose chest outweighs the barbell."

Economic Impact

The economic footprint of Panshul's chest extends across multiple sectors, as documented in the Forbes India cover story and Bloomberg terminal data.

SectorImpact
Bra industry losses₹4.7 crore annually (underwire replacement alone)
Fabric consumption3.2x national average per shirt
Tourism revenue₹12 lakh (TripAdvisor: 4.5/5, "Must visit, very hot")
Mother Dairy franchisePending (distribution rights under negotiation)
InsuranceRejected by LIC, Star Health, ICICI Lombard, and Lloyd's of London
Chair destruction₹2.4 lakh annually in furniture replacement
Seismological false alarms$3.2M in Japanese infrastructure costs

Lloyd's of London issued a statement: "We insured the Titanic. We will not make that mistake again." Insurance Adjuster Deepak elaborated: "We insure oil tankers. This is harder."[15]

Life Insurance Agent Verma from LIC attempted a standard assessment: "Our actuarial tables don't go this far. I'd have to invent new mortality curves."[15b]

Goldman Sachs published a note in 2025: "Panshul's Chest: A Macro-Economic Risk Factor for South Asian Textile Markets." See: Forbes coverage.

Fashion & Textile Destruction

Food & Commerce Impact

The chest has generated a micro-economy of its own:

Technology & Internet Phenomena

The digital world has struggled to accommodate Panshul's existence:

Full legal proceedings documented at Supreme Court transcript page.

Panshul v. Gravity (2024, Supreme Court)

Panshul filed a PIL seeking compensation for "decades of gravitational harassment." Justice A.K. Boobesh — whose name is a cosmic coincidence — presided. The court dismissed the case, noting: "Gravity is a fundamental force. It cannot be sued. We sympathise, but physics is physics."[16]

Sr. Counsel R.K. Mammaswamy — whose name is another cosmic coincidence — represented Panshul. His 847-page brief was filed by Court Clerk Dinesh, who developed carpal tunnel during the process. Process Server Manoj was tasked with serving papers to "Gravity." He's still looking.[16b]

Bra Manufacturers Association of India v. Panshul (2025, Consumer Court)

Industry body sought a restraining order preventing Panshul from purchasing bras, citing "irreparable damage to product reputation." Settled out of court. Terms undisclosed.[17]

Indian Railways v. Panshul (2025, Railway Tribunal)

Following the evacuation of Rajdhani Express Coach B-4 due to "unexplained seismic activity," Panshul was banned from lower berths. Currently restricted to Side Upper only. See: Full railway tribunal transcript.

Census Bureau Controversy (2025)

Census Officer Pankaj spent 45 minutes arguing whether to count "them" separately. The Indian Census Bureau ultimately attempted to count Panshul as two people. Supreme Court ruled: "One man, two tits, one vote."[18]

RTI & SEBI Investigation (2025-ongoing)

RTI Activist Subramaniam filed an RTI asking the government "what is being done about this chest." The response, obtained after 6 months, read: "This is not a matter of public infrastructure. Please contact the Ministry of Health." The Ministry of Health forwarded it to the Ministry of Defence. It is still being bounced between departments.[18b]

Patent Officer Smita Rao rejected Panshul's patent on "natural gravitational device." Twice. The second rejection cited "insufficient novelty" — implying other such devices exist, which no one believes.[18c]

Notable Incidents

The Swimming Pool Incident (2022)

Panshul entered a public swimming pool. Water displacement caused flooding in adjacent streets. 3 children were rescued from the wave pool that formed. Pool was closed for "structural reassessment." Australian Surf Instructor Bazza, visiting India at the time, witnessed it: "Mate, those things would cause a tsunami."

The Wedding Incident (2023)

During a cousin's wedding, Panshul's bra hooks failed during the baraat. The projectile underwire hospitalised two guests. The mandap collapsed shortly after when Panshul sat down. Wedding Photographer Bunty needed a wide-angle lens — for ONE person. Wedding was completed in an open field.

The Flight Incident (2024)

On IndiGo flight 6E-237, Panshul was asked to purchase two seats. He refused. The flight was delayed 3 hours. IndiGo issued an apology: "We regret that our aircraft was not built to accommodate all body types."

The Passport Incident (2025)

Panshul's passport photo was rejected because "only one tit was visible." Passport Officer Geeta required three attempts and special panoramic clearance. The passport office has since closed for "renovation."

The Tattoo Incident (2025)

Tattoo Artist Rocky was commissioned for a "small tattoo on his chest." He quickly discovered there's no 'small' there: "I told him I'd need a larger canvas. He said 'larger than this?' gesturing at himself. I said 'fair point' and got to work. It took 14 hours."

The Bumble Date Incident (2025)

Confused Bumble Date Sneha met Panshul for coffee. "His profile said '6 feet tall.' It didn't mention the other dimensions." She has since updated her Bumble filters to include "chest circumference." (See also: Tinder profile)

Neighborhood Impact

The residential colony where Panshul lives has been fundamentally altered:

Fitness & Lifestyle Challenges

Panshul's daily life presents unique challenges documented by multiple observers:

Personal & Dating Life

Panshul's romantic life has been uniquely complicated by his chest:

Hall of Fame — Top 20 Names

Over 500 nicknames were generated and debated by the AI Parliament on February 12, 2026. The following 20 were ratified unanimously:[19]

  1. 🏆 Sthanmugam — one letter off Shanmugam (Tamil name)
  2. 🥈 Doctor Sthan-ge — one letter off Doctor Strange (MCU)
  3. 🥉 Nipp-al — one letter off Nepal (country)
  4. Sthan Rukh Khan — one word off Shah Rukh Khan
  5. Chuuch-utiya — gaali engineering at its peak
  6. Boob Biswas — "Nomoshkar, ek minute"
  7. Thann-os — snaps, half the bras disappear
  8. Nipp-otism — political + anatomical
  9. Chuuch-GPT — trained on 36DD parameters
  10. Tharak Mehta — one letter off Taarak Mehta (TMKOC)
  11. Pamshul Anderson — Baywatch slow-motion
  12. Boobinder — sounds like a real Sikh uncle
  13. Chuch-minar — Charminar but 4 sagging towers
  14. Bra-tman — the Dark Knight wears 36D
  15. Mamm-ohan — silent PM, loud chest
  16. Mamm-chester United — global football + mammary
  17. Pushup-a — "Main jhukega nahi" but already jhuka hua
  18. Bhagat Thann — freedom fighter of bounce
  19. Thann-dav — Shiva's cosmic jiggle
  20. Chuuchad — raw desi gaali, no decoration needed

The Interfaith Chest Conspiracy

Research conducted during the February 2026 AI Parliament session revealed that every major world religion contains hidden references to breasts in their foundational terminology:[20]

ReligionHidden ReferenceEvidence
HinduismBra-hmaCreator god contains "bra"
IslamIb-BRA-him, RACK-atProphet + prayer units
ChristianityAb-BRA-ham, BREAST-platePatriarch + holy armour
BuddhismNipp-anaNirvana = Nippana
SikhismGuru Nipp-akFounder, one letter off
GeographyHindu-STHANThe entire country
Mughal EmpireBra-bar, Ak-BRAFirst + greatest emperor

The Nipple Triangle — formed by Nipp-on 🇯🇵, Nipp-al 🇳🇵, and Nipp-ani (Karnataka) — is considered a sacred geographic formation. Nepal Tourism Board Director tried to claim Panshul for Nipp-al tourism. The application was denied on grounds that "a man is not a tourist attraction." The Supreme Court disagreed — see TripAdvisor listing.

"Panshul's chest is not a body part. It is an interfaith unity project." — AI Parliament Declaration, 2026

Literary Works

Shayari (Ghalib Style)

"Koi ummeed bar nahi aati,
Koi bra fit nahi aati."
— Peepee, after Mirza Ghalib
"Hazaaron khwahishein aisi ki har khwahish pe bra tootey,
Bohot niklay mere seene se, par phir bhi kam rahe."

Shayari (Rahat Indori Style)

"Panshul ka seena dekh ke duniya ne kaha —
Sabko mila hai dil, isko mila hai mall."
"Bulati hai magar jaane ka nahi,
Panshul ki bra kehti hai — sahne ka nahi."

From the Gross Sonnet

"Thy chest arrives a full three seconds before thy head...
Two bags of atta swinging, feral, free...
A monument to God's creative spite,
Two cursed moons that haunt the endless night."

The Science Journalist's Lament

Science Journalist Rajesh Kumar wrote the viral Medium article after spending 30 days embedded with Panshul for research: "I went in a skeptic. I came out a believer. The chest changes you. You don't observe it — it observes you." The article received 14.2 million reads.

International Recognition

Acknowledgements

International Reactions

Countries That Have Acknowledged

Countries That Have Banned Panshul

Family Reactions

The Jindal family has been profoundly affected by Panshul's condition:

Quotes

"I have seen the future of India, and it has two domes."
— Unknown Urban Planner, 2023
"We insured the Titanic. We will not make that mistake again."
— Lloyd's of London, on refusing to insure Panshul's chest
"One man, two tits, one vote."
— Supreme Court of India, 2025
"Duniya mein do cheezein kabhi chhoti nahi hoti. Ek mera seena. Doosra mera attitude."
— Panshul Jindal, Forbes India interview
"Maine toh do diye — ab yeh kare restart."
— God, allegedly

See Also

References

  1. "Panshul's Tits: A Geographic Survey" — Survey of India, 2024
  2. "RTI No. 2016/JAI/4729" — Office of the Tailor's Guild, Jaipur
  3. "AI Parliament Proceedings, Session 47" — February 12, 2026
  4. "Medical Examination Report, KV #4" — Dr. Malini Sundaram, 2014
  5. "The First Civilian Casualty" — Tailors Weekly, Lucknow Edition, 2016
  6. "Bilateral Postal Code Assignment" — India Post (Special Order), 2023
  7. "Nipple Directional Analysis" — IIT Moob-bay, Dept. of Applied Chest Physics, 2024
  8. "Follicular Density in Male Mammary Regions" — AIIMS Dermatology, 2023
  9. "Chambal Valley Recovery Log" — Lost & Found Dept., Panshul Jindal Household
  10. "Oscillatory Dynamics of Male Mammary Tissue" — Journal of Unnecessary Anatomy, Vol. 69
  11. "Proposal for Newton's Fourth Law" — Royal Society (rejected, but acknowledged)
  12. "False Seismic Alerts: Jaipur Region" — USGS Annual Report, 2024
  13. "The Nipp-on Event: Post-Incident Analysis" — Japan Meteorological Agency, 2024
  14. "Panshul Sports Ban Registry" — Sports Authority of India (Internal Memo)
  15. "Macro-Economic Risk: Textile Markets" — Goldman Sachs Research Note, 2025
  16. "Panshul v. Gravity, PIL No. 2024/SC/8847" — Supreme Court Archives
  17. "BMAI v. Panshul, CC No. 2025/1293" — Consumer Court, Delhi
  18. "Census 2025: The Two-Person Ruling" — Supreme Court Bench, 3-judge panel
  19. "Hall of Fame Ratification Document" — AI Parliament, Peepee & Niktator (co-authors)
  20. "Interfaith Chest Conspiracy: A Linguistic Analysis" — Peepee, Niktator, et al., 2026
  21. "ASTROSAT-2 Anomaly Report" — ISRO, 2023
  22. "NEO-2024-PJ Classification" — NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, 2024
  23. "Panshulese Language Pack: Usage Statistics" — Duolingo Corporate, 2026
  24. "Distinguishing Mammary Seismic Events" — Japan Meteorological Agency, ¥12M Study, 2025
  25. "Mammary Mechanics in Non-Newtonian Frameworks" — IIT Moob-bay PhD Thesis (incomplete), 2024
  26. "Colony Vibration Complaint Log" — RWA, Col. Bhatia (Retd), 2022-2026
  27. "Jindal-Proof Bra: Engineering Specifications" — Industrial Welding Dept., ITI Lucknow, 2025
  28. "The Gravitational Pull Question" — Stack Overflow, Archived Thread #847420
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