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Starting today, in this thread, will try to post 1 sketch a day of the political prisoners. Requesting artists/writers who see this, who care for the people, to do the same on their TL. Even if it's a word or two, let's try to do this everyday? We repeat after we've named all.

How can the @ECISVEEP declare & conduct the elections in West Bengal till such time the complete list of genuine voter's list is published! Democracy at risk if a single genuine voter is left out from the voter's list! @MamataOfficial

Thank you @mathurapolice Much needed step!

Near Girish Chandra Dey & Sons sweet shop in Kolkata’s Lake Market, there’s a cart. No signboard. No branding. The wife assembles plates. The husband makes rotis. That’s it. No written menu. You figure it out from the smell. Chicken curry. Veg kofta. Duck egg kosha. Basanti pulao. Chicken liver curry. And prices that feel like a mistake. I’d gone to pick up duck egg kosha for my Maa. She has a thing about haansher dim. I was waiting, watching. Plate. Ladle. Roti. Steam. Phonepe. The usual. Then a man walked in from the direction of Lake Mall. Office clothes, slightly worn. Small plastic bag in hand. “I work there,” he said, nodding toward the mall. Then: “Aaj shudhu ruti enechhi. Torkaari lagbe… taka kaal debo?” (Brought rotis today. Need some vegetables… can I pay tomorrow?) No pause. The wife reached for a plate. Mixed vegetables. Then egg curry — not asked for, just added. “Aage khao, taakar kotha pore hobe.” Eat first. Money can wait. The husband took the plastic bag, warmed the rotis on his tawa, handed them back. No word. Just done. The man sat on the ledge nearby and ate. Will a restaurant with mood lighting and a curated playlist do this? Somewhere, size got in the way. Compassion became a process.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Here, if you’re hungry, you eat. That’s the whole system. And somehow that’s the most premium experience in the city.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ In any city.

The Rupee was 44 to a dollar in 2004 (NDA) today it has closed over 60. Where will it stop!

The work of @DelhiPolice today is a proof that no riot can take place if the police does its job well. 👏 And vice versa.

they did. this year itself. and nobody showed up. you all will sit in your homes & cry about the death of cinema & the rise of propaganda films & then never try to make any change with your wallet. and then start crying again. we get what we are paying for. simple as that.

Real Men!

A violent, communal mob confronts an old man. One man stands up against the mob to protect his neighbor. And the Court berates that one man for asking the FIR against him to be squashed. And asks him to "trust" the very same police force that let the mob roam freely, terrorizing people with impunity in the first place. Thank you BJP, for turning Indian into this. That you injected this poison while chanting the names of assorted Hindu Gods is the real insult that we Indians conveniently overlook.

🎵 Aari aari aari 🎶

[BREAKING] Uttarakhand HC refuses to quash FIR against gym owner Mohammad Deepak, instead passes gag order against him report by @sofiahsan barandbench.com/news/litigatio…

I forgot about this stupid shit but imagine if they poured $80 billion into feeding the hungry instead of this failed cartoon universe that nobody wanted

X Withholds Accounts of Several Parody Handles, Activists in India, Cites ‘Legal Demand’ thewire.in/rights/x-withh…

IFF statement against the Alarming Escalation of Social Media Censorship and Proposed Expansion of Takedown Powers New Delhi, March 19, 2026 The Internet Freedom Foundation (IFF) is concerned by continuing reports of posts and accounts being withheld in India on Facebook, X and Instagram, including satire and criticism of the government. Recent reporting shows users receiving generic “withheld in India” notices or emails under Section 69A from social media platforms, with little or no explanation, while independent reporting has documented takedowns affecting speech that appears political, satirical, or critical rather than clearly unlawful. As reported by Business Standard and The Indian Express on March 18, the Union Government is currently exploring a proposal to decentralize content blocking powers under Section 69A of the IT Act. The new proposal would grant direct takedown powers to multiple ministries, including Defence, Home Affairs, External Affairs, and Information & Broadcasting. At present, MeitY signs off on Section 69A orders, while a separate notice and takedown channel already operates through Section 79(3)(b) and the Home Ministry led Sahyog portal that at least has 35 nodal officers across State Police Departments in India. At the same time, the February 2026 amendments to the IT Rules have sharply compressed compliance timelines. MeitY’s own published FAQ says intermediaries must act within 3 hours when they receive actual knowledge through a court order or a government intimation, within 36 hours for certain expedited grievances, and within 2 hours for specified complaints involving nudity, sexual content, morphed content, and impersonation. The government has also reiterated that intermediaries which fail to observe due diligence risk losing Section 79 immunity. A system built on speed, legal threat, and secrecy predictably incentivises over compliance. We remind the Union Government that the Supreme Court upheld Section 69A in the Shreya Singhal case on the basis of procedural safeguards and written reasons that could be challenged. Secret and inaccessible censorship defeats those safeguards in practice. IFF calls on the Union government to halt any move to decentralise Section 69A blocking powers further, publish blocking orders with only as per the letter and spirit of the Shreya Singhal judgement, and ensure timely notice to affected users with clear grounds and avenues for remedy. Platforms must also do more than send boilerplate messages. They should provide meaningful notice, preserve records for challenge, and publish granular transparency reporting given online censorship also impacts the public right to receive information. If your account or post has been withheld or blocked in India, please write to legal@internetfreedom.in with screenshots, URLs, and any email or platform notice you have received. IFF will try to assist impacted users and document patterns of opaque censorship.

Whether it is Israel's bombing of buildings in Beirut, US-Israel strikes on neighbourhoods in Tehran, or Pakistan's bombing of a hospital in Kabul....the message is clear- no regard for human lives, and no fear of costs to pay for inflicting such "collateral damage" from the air

please speak up about lebanon we are being terrorized and murdered in our sleep

सवाल पूछने के जुर्म में @ShyamMeeraSingh को योगी जी की पुलिस ने गिरफ्तार कर लिया है। उन्हें थाने लेकर गई है @noidapolice. सरकार की तानाशाही देखिए - पत्रकार सवाल करेगा तो सरकार के इशारे पर पुलिस गिरफ्तार कर लेगी.

I have been deliberately silent on social media for a while. I use all my social media platforms to promote education & make dreams come true for young minds. I rarely post anything about family or politics. This morning, Israel demolished the building I have an apartment in. It took 22 years of my work here & 20 years of my wife’s work to own this apartment. This madness has to stop.

@Ahambrahmaasmi_ You should speak up to clean the Ganga and stop the millions of tonnes of raw faecal matter flowing into it along with other filth .. your purpose isn’t purity or religion or God .. it’s pure politics of hate that you live in and spread 🙂 .. I see you

Most Indian men aren't masculine at all, to them, masculinity just means harassing women online. Naturally, whenever they see a strong and beautiful woman whose aura they can't match, they become insecure. They lack the qualities of true manhood.