دیپک Deepak दीपक

The government has taken down our iconic website - cockroachjantaparty.org. 10 Lakh cockroaches had signed up on our website has members. 6 Lakh cockroaches had signed a petition to demand the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan. Why is the government so scared of cockroaches? But this dictatorial behaviour is opening the eyes of India's youth. Our only crime is we were demanding a better future for ourselves. But you can't get rid of us that easily. We’re working on a new home right now. Cockroaches never die. 🪳

भाजपा नेता सहित कई राईटविंग इन्फ्लुएंर ये दावा कर रहे हैं कि 'कॉकरोच जनता पार्टी' के लगभग आधे फॉलोअर्स पाकिस्तानी हैं. ये दावा पूरी तरह बेबुनियाद है. इसके 94.7% फॉलोअर्स भारत से हैं. | @Shinjineemjmdr altnews.in/hindi/cockroac…

1 and 2. Penny Wong concerned. 3 and 4. Penny Wong not concerned.

🚨BREAKING: For the first time, the original Pakistani cypher — cable I-0678, the document that triggered the removal of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan — is being released in full by Drop Site.

Primeminister of India, Narendra Modi, would not take my question, I was not expecting him to. Norway has the number one spot on the World Press Freedom Index, India is at 157th, competing with Palestine, Emirates & Cuba. It is our job to question the powers we cooperate with.

Governments can deliver - when they serve people, not their billionaire donors. That starts with us: stop voting out of habit. Ask harder questions. The change we need won't come from the usual suspects.

President Ibrahim Traoré received an offer from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for money to build two hundred mosques in Burkina Faso. He rejected the offer, saying instead that the money could be used to build schools, hospitals, and infrastructure in the country. That's the spirit of Sankara. #LespritdeSankara

Two years ago, Rep. Thomas Massie did something dangerous: he explained just how AIPAC coerces members of Congress to do the bidding of a foreign country. Those same forces are now funding Massie's opponent.

The Guardian lists some hilarious illustrations of how fake and made up Australia's "antisemitism crisis" actually is. The royal commission heard examples of "antisemitism" like: • Someone's friend imagined she might be murdered by antisemites at the hospital • Some Jewish people left a Facebook group of psychologists after being told they were "taking the side of the oppressor" in demanding that people not discuss Israel's genocidal atrocities • a nurse wasn't allowed to hang pro-Israel genocide propaganda in the workplace • a trade unionist "felt" she had to step down because younger union members fought union leadership to oppose Israel's war crimes. It's all I felt, I feel, it made me feel. My feelings, my feelings, my feelings. Jewish feelings are treated as so supremely important that upsetting Jews by opposing an active genocide is treated as a hate crime. The victims of genocide are regarded as infinitely less important than a Jewish Australian feeling offended by anti-genocide sentiment in a Facebook group. This is crazy, hysterical bullshit, and it should be treated as such.

For years, right-wing Hindu groups have dominated the political identity of Hindus in America. A new piece in @newlinesmag shows that's changing — and the emerging progressive Hindu bloc has a clear organising principle: values over identity. 🔗 newlinesmag.com/spotlight/a-pr…

‘I am one of the six victims’, reveals Vinesh Phogat; opposes tourney at former WFI chief Brij Bhushan’s hometown. What kind of government repeatedly puts its world-class women athletes through such trauma? thehindu.com/news/national/…

This objection to returning the Kohinoor diamond misunderstands the purpose of such acts of restitution, as I explained in the @TribuneIndian in 2016

Hey @abcnews @Channel9 @Channel10AU @Channel7 @SBSNews @3AW693 @smh @theage @theheraldsun @australian @westaustralian @couriermail still waiting for an apology. Perhaps the Royal Commission might ask the Is/Z apologists if they’re sorry for promoting this or doctoring audio… 🤔

This is so called discounted rate set by govt for hajj 1,65,700 from Vijaywada -> Jeddah. 1,51,000 from Vijaywada -> Los Angeles

Boilers outdated, licenses expired Inspectors absent, no safety audits No protective equipment No functional toilets/creches 12‑hour shifts No appointment letters, minimum wage, social security The hazardous lives of Adivasi migrant workers article-14.com/post/how-adiva…

Reporter: "Have you thought about anything you would say to King Charles if he stops to chat?" Zohran Mamdani: "I would probably encourage him to return the Kohinoor diamond." #ZohranMamdani #KohinoorDiamond #KingCharles

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Telangana Police invokes UAPA to seek X account details of ‘TeluguScribe’, sparking concerns over using an anti-terror law to probe social media content. The handle frequently posts content critical of the Congress govt in the state. @OishaniB_ altnews.in/telangana-poli…

Why Did Sridhar Vembu Really Come to India? The story you've been sold: A billionaire tech entrepreneur renounces Silicon Valley, returns to a Tamil Nadu village, lives simply, cycles to work, talks about dharma and reversing brain drain. Simple living, high thinking. A saint in a cotton shirt. The story the California courts tell: He moved to India in late 2019. Filed for divorce in 2021. In between, he transferred ownership of Zoho's US subsidiary to entities controlled by his associate Tony Thomas and his sister Radha Vembu, who now holds an estimated 47.8% stake in the company, without his wife's knowledge or consent. A California court didn't mince words. It found that Vembu had acted "without regard for respondent's interests in community assets and without regard for the law." It ordered him to post a $1.7 billion bond. Unprecedented, the court itself said. His wife Pramila Srinivasan, who by her own account supported the household in Zoho's early years and was kept in the dark about the ownership restructuring, is still fighting the case in California. Their son, who has autism and requires lifelong care, lives with her in the Bay Area. He is 26 years old. Vembu left him behind. The move to rural India wasn't a philosophical act. It was a jurisdictional one. California's community property law requires marital assets to be split equally in a divorce. The solution, apparently, was to move the assets and himself out of California's reach before the divorce became formal. The village was the alibi. The dharma was the disguise. This is the conclusion the evidence points to. The trial is not yet concluded and Vembu has denied all allegations, calling them complete fiction. But the court, looking at the same evidence, found his explanations not credible. And then came the reward. The Modi government gave him the Padma Shri on January 26, 2021 and appointed him to the National Security Advisory Board just days later, in February 2021. The formal divorce filing came in August that year. The government honoured him while the marriage was already in ruins and the asset transfers were already underway. But the courts and the Padma Shri are almost secondary. The real villainy is what he did to millions of ordinary Indians who believed him. The man built an entire public persona on selflessness, on the idea that he had walked away from wealth and comfort for the sake of rural youth, for India, for something larger than himself. People quoted him. Teachers cited him. Young men from small towns looked up to him. It was a performance. Underneath the saint was a man who had abandoned his wife of nearly three decades, walked away from a son who needed him, moved a billion dollar empire out of legal reach, and dressed the whole operation up as enlightenment. That is the real story of why Sridhar Vembu came to India.