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"Dooba dooba rahta hun" - right now Guwahati .

@dammy4trueluv @PaultwinOkoye @verysweetgirl88 Is not child labour ban ???

@PaultwinOkoye @verysweetgirl88 Govt should make provision for them

Mum to Mum Why did you put your maid in a government school and your kids in a private school 🙄😢😢

তেজীমলা ই নিজৰ মূৰ খুণ্ডবাই পদুম ফুলায় । #politics #assampolitics

#INDIAN INDIAN with all the education, modernization still girls child murdering community in UK .

Support people not the regime .

@_sorrengailll Poor

Girls that don't get manicures and pedicures.... Why???

That one relative who are after you for a job, marriage and children .

@RationalRice @DipshikhaGhosh Police station? NO .

@DipshikhaGhosh India is not safe for women. If someone feels unsafe, they can visit the nearest police station, hire a security detail, ask the courts to reinterpret law in their favour and ask the government for more safety features, support or perks. Deal with criminals yourself.

It is so weird to me that every single time women say, calmly, factually, sometimes even tiredly, “India is not safe for women” a particular Indian man performs a fascinating cognitive backflip. He doesn’t hear unsafe. He hears insult. To the nation. To his ego. To his WhatsApp forward degree in patriotism. So he responds with breathtaking strategic brilliance. “Then leave.” “Indian women hate India.” Yes. That must be it. Women are paying three times the rent, planning their lives around curfews they didn’t set, avoiding entire pin codes like they’re radioactive, because they secretly despise the tricolour. Meanwhile, men can live anywhere. Walk anywhere. Exist anywhere. And still ask, genuinely baffled “where is the problem?” Here’s the part that really seems to short-circuit them, that bad men do not listen to women. Ever. They listen to other men. To social consequences. To loss of reputation. To the threat of being named, fired, excluded, and made uncomfortable in the same society they currently move through untouched. But that would require men to hold men accountable. Which is apparently too much to ask. Easier to tell women to leave the country than tell a friend to stop being a creep. So women adapt. They pay more. They shrink their lives. They trade freedom for safety. And then get told they’re exaggerating, imagining things, or being anti-national. Criticism sounds like hatred, striving for safe survival becomes complaining, and reality becomes bad PR for the country and its problematic men and all other men apparently. Don’t for a second believe that is patriotism. That’s the emotional maturity of someone who thinks pointing out a crack in the wall means you want the house to burn. Women aren’t asking to leave. We’re asking to live. As freely as men do. And the real madness is that half the population is rearranging their entire existence to avoid harm, while the other half is offended by the tone in which the actual very real harm is being pointed out. If that realisation hurts, good. That’s what accountability feels like when you’re not used to carrying it. And if you don’t want those men to represent you or India, feel free to change the narrative instead of losing the plot and subjecting women to more rubbish word salads.

@myntra @amazonIN please don't make the delivery executive deliver and pickup products after 8 pm or 9 pm in Assam . Whole Assam facing cold waves & delivery executives working till 11pm makes us feel extremely wrong . Laahe laahe(slow pace) is okay with us.

Assam is lawless কি বলিয়ামি এই মানুহখিনিৰ যে মাটি ৰ খক ত যাদৱ পায়েং ৰ কাঠনি জ্বলাই দিলে ।

@Mijanur_isback @with_solidarity @BarooahNabaarun Even Bengali genocide legal refugee bengali in west bengal . Assam gave land and legal status to legal Bengali refuge irrespective of the religion and today standing against the illegal Bangladeshi irrespective of religion ।

Dipu Chandra Das was a Bengali too. He got lynched, killed, hanged & burnt by Islamists. Dare you to come out “together” on the streets of Kolkata protesting against that. If you can’t do that, you better sit down. You don’t have the moral authority to speak on anything else.

@BarooahNabaarun Also did you wrote any recent article in The wire about Nellie . That article also mean somthing like what you saying . I was thinking after reading that about how The wire playing thr game again dividing the term Assamese . I am not blaming the writer here .

The Nellie riot was between Tiwas and Bangladeshi Miyas. No Assamese or Bengali Hindu was involved. The Tiwas retaliated because Miyas raped Tiwa girls. Don’t bullsh*t about things that you’ve no idea about. Stick to Palestine.

@BarooahNabaarun Tiwa are Assamese . if tiwa are not Assamese thn I am also not Assamese ,an ahom is not Assamese , a mishing is not Assamese .....

@TeamHinduUnited ऐसे तो दूसरे धर्म के लोगो को डराते थे न बजरंग दल अब अपने धर्म के लोगो को डरा रहे हैं 🙄

A school reportedly with zero Christian students called all children in Santa Claus dress. Bajrang Dal reached the school. Later, the entire school happily recited the Hanuman Chalisa together.

The real tragedy is in Assam within a constitutionally tribal protected area where non tribal ,even the indigenous from other parts of Assam can't legally own land are occupied by people from Bihar today shouting racist slur like "go back Karbi Chinese " against the local people

Modi is not a bright man. Assam was NEVER meant for Pakistan. Assam was not Muslim-majority. Pakistan was created mainly from Muslim-majority areas (Punjab, Bengal). Only Sylhet was separated, by referendum.

@dhrubajit_dutta 🤣

@anu_jironi এইটোৱেই আছিল প্ৰথম।

mojjak kiyaa mene

@jayain_raju চকু পানী ওলাই গৈছে মোৰ এনে সত্য শুনি

ইয়াতকৈ পৰম সত্য এই বিশ্ব ব্ৰহ্মাণ্ডত নাই।

AI re , these media people are not this dense 🫣

Before & after pic indicates change, not development. A swanky airport shows where money went. Social indicators show where governance failed. Assam still struggles with high maternal mortality, school dropouts outcomes, unemployment, out-migration of youth etc...