Endorer

@spinelessaisha In India you have to suffer to live, there's no exception. new job? gotta suffer the tantrums and cockroach like working conditions. marriage? gotta suffer the in-laws. it's a society that's build upon suffering to get something good where you arent allowed to complain

it's not frustrating that the governemnt is trynig to silence these voices, it's frustrating that the people are actually convinced the workers are the problem, that they (and indirectly we) DO deserve to suffer like this

@Theonenameddamn tell me you know nothing about economics without telling me you know nothing about economics

The economic policy is so good that the country fell from the 4th to the 6th largest economy, its currency dropped from 88 to 93 within six months, and nobody noticed

@puspailuvtears India will bounce back in a few months to 4th place again, but what we as people need to realize is that these things don't mean shit, we'd be better of if we focused on local governance than flaunting about GDP places

@Dilliwalanerd33 To be real GDP has not fallen, India is still growing, the change in positions is because of exchange rate fluctuations and different methods of calculation, India will regain the spot prob by the end of this year, but yeah, it just goes to show how useless these indicators are.

Remember all that noise and hulla gulla that India is becoming or has become 4th Largest economy especially by govt...well the GDP has fallen and India is now 6th largest behind UK and Japan.

@KantInEastt What does the government have to flaunt about now pft

India went from 4th largest economy to 6th in a few months and no one even noticed

@frontierindica when the Iranians faced this, they targeted government offices not private estates.

When millions of young men are stuck between high inflation, weak job markets, rising aspirations, and brutal workdays, the pressure builds. Of course, businesses cannot be coerced into any random salary demand. But don’t mistake this for just an isolated law and order issue. It is bottled-up economic anger finding a target. As a country, we need to find a way to diffuse this problem in a peaceful way.

@Rustum_0 the subcon is just a shithole for women, instead of blaming this on men and actually fixing the fcking system both sides argue ad hoc fallacies.

> married hindu woman > raped for 7 years As I said, innocent Muslim men are being targeted by Hindutva society instead of demanding accountability from their women. Imagine believing a man can rape a free and married woman for seven years.

@kafkandthewhore there's a way to protest and demand rights, again people blaming anything but the government

what else are they supposed to do? die like cockroaches? like the middle class does? give up completely to the parasitic class of government aligned industry. atleast they’re fighting,risking it all. very much honorable. may they win & live a dignified life. moderate alternative.

@PROBABLY_ffs @VarshneyVardhan there are ways you can protest, this is just barbarianism, if i was a woman i'd definetly not feel safe in that area.

@VarshneyVardhan many retards on insta are writing "all you had to do was just pay"

Scary. If these people had their way, they would've graped the women living in that gated colony. Even highly priced flats in gated societies are not safe in India nowadays.

@NalinisKitchen India also has good roads, but yeah you often see plastic on its edges

China Population: 141 crores India Population: 146 crores This photo is from China, outside the city area, yet it is clean with good roads. So the population is not the problem, cleanliness comes from systems and civic sense. In India, many people think having money means they can do anything, that mindset is the real issue.

@Indraketu1 have we actually built more statues like this in the 21st century? I mean like this aesthetic of statues.

we seriously need to build those massive Dwarapala sculptures in Delhi, they will look incredible!

@Hardism If India can spam Non ac coaches then I really don't mind them

India shouldn't have a concept of AC/Non AC. By default, every indoor space should be air conditioned. Whether it's buildings, trains, malls, offices, homes. India is terribly hot for large parts of the year. People deserve dignity during travel.

@soigomaa just to be clear life in Afghanistan remains largely ordinary, although it isn't devoid of tough efforts, it just remains without much opportunity, but not difficult.

My "Roman Empire is the realization that my life is a lottery win. Somewhere in Sudan, Pålestine, iran, Afghanistan, Iraq or Congo, there is a boy smarter than me. He is more disciplined, more resilient, and holds more potential in his single finger than I do in my entire career. The only difference? I am siting in a train and he is sting in the rubble of his dreams. My "bad days" are his wildest dreams. My "burnout" is a luxury he can't afford because his only job is staying alive. It's geographical luck and it's a haunting injustice that we all refuse to acknowledge and look away

@Rustum_0 The government of India just ignores anything that's not profitable, Hindu/Buddhist/ Islamic sites just stay abandoned, left to rot devoured by nature. Uttar pradesh is filled with remnants of Hindustani architecture, most of it remains largely ignored.

The Indian government should be held accountable for its neglect of Muslim heritage, and this concern should be expressed openly and firmly. No country in Asia matches India in the sheer quantity, quality, and density of Islamic monuments, yet public awareness rarely extends beyond the Taj Mahal. Between 1947–48, the Indian Republic integrated vast territories that had been under Muslim princely rule, amounting to roughly 300,000 km², and also absorbed numerous Muslim zamindari estates. With this transition, they effectivelt snatched every political or monetary command of the Muslim community. Then, whose responsibility is to preserve the heritage of these regions and their people. Today, Muslims constitute about 16% of India’s population, roughly 220 million people. The condition of Indian Muslim heritage is deeply concerning. Even the great Taj Mahal is not maintained to the standards seen in countries like Iran or those in Central Asia, where even smaller monuments receive meticulous care. A short distance away lies the tomb of Tomb of Akbar, where sections of the ceiling have deteriorated and decorative elements have been lost due to poor maintenance. This is the state of the most highlighted monuments. As a result, the Indian Muslims viewing these monuments today see faded, whitewashed, or deteriorating structures and may assume they were always so. In reality, these buildings were once richly painted, intricately decorated, and vibrant in appearance. Over time, neglect led to decay, and in some cases, local communities made a desperate attempt of preservation through lime-washing (choona), which further altered their original look. Even Humayun's and Safdarjung's tombs among the prime monuments in Delhi, have seen their colours and motifs fade due to neglect. They still haven't been restored. To my non-Indian followers: if you’re reading this, know that I am at a loss for words when trying to describe the sheer quantity and quality of the heritage found here. Stay tuned, I occasionally post about it. In my (justified and well-rooted) sense of pride, I would say that the kinds of monuments other Muslim nations boast about exist casually rot in this land in overwhelming abundance. This is the simplest and least boastful way I can put it to you. If Indian Muslim heritage were systematically restored and preserved with care, it would stand among the most visually stunning and historically rich Islamic architectural traditions in the world, if not the most.

@serendiq @bholibucket yeah, we used to, but not now...

@Endorer0 @bholibucket what world do you live in, even gaziabad used to see 10 power cuts when i was little. a lot of suburban and even urban places in india dont always get 24/7 power

I have a feeling that the talks in Islamabad were just held to show that "hey atleast we gave them an opportunity to be heard". something terrible is underway

@__prettyflwr__ Eh, isnt she herself dark skinned? the girls around her look like they have a different skin ton ebecause of exposure ig

the main woman being fair skinned and all the other girls around her being dark skinned #nooticing

@favdasingh visited delhi a few days ago, more like 60-70% of delhi looks like that or maybe less...

99% of delhi the national capital looks and smells worse than this. This is 0.0001% of USA. Indians love filth and want to remain in filth forever

@Rustum_0 you can't "who's is the worse killer" when we talk about human lives.

This is just 0.7% of those killed in Israel's bombing of Lebanon yesterday, btw.