In times when power is misused and voices are silenced, humanity still finds a way to shine.
The unjust demolition of journalist Arfaz Daing’s home shook many, but what followed has restored faith in our collective conscience. A Hindu family stepping forward to offer him land is not just an act of kindness—it is a reminder that compassion is stronger than cruelty, and unity is stronger than fear.
When institutions fail, people rise. And today, the people of Jammu have shown that brotherhood is not a slogan, it’s a lived reality.
May this spirit guide us. May humanity always defeat injustice.
@ravish_journo@GabbbarSingh@ikamalhaasan@zoo_bear@BDUTT
@iamSahir23 You are telling me that she didn’t know that she was on stage hugging someone with hundreds of students recording videos and clicking pics.
Ath wanan Kashir peth ‘hatte honih khetam zang’
#WATCH | After joining Congress, former IAS officer Kannan Gopinathan says, "Abrogating Article 370 might be a decision of the Government. But if you decide to shut down an entire state, jail all journalists, MPs and former CMs, shut down transportation, communication and internet, then is it right? This is a question not just for me but for all of us. Can this be right in a democratic nation? Should voices not have been raised against this? I raised that question and I stand by it even today."
@Xeyaann Kashmiris are not weak but prefer betraying their own people and become sellouts rather than fighting, has been happening since centuries. Also Kashmiris suffer from excessive inferiority complexion infront of outsiders.