Nandini Chettur

[कुशल मेहरा @kushal_mehra]

So @ARanganathan72 got a glimpse of Vijeta Dahiya using the standard "if you cannot dazzle them with brilliance, you baffle them with bullshit" strategy. The problem with most people is that they know very little, and when they get exposed, they start using the appeal to emotion strategy that Vijeta did by using bullshit shayaris.
Just one small correction, Anand. Woh pradhan actual mein Radhakrishnan committee ke saari recommendations maan gaya tha. It was the education minister who wanted the changes in the NEET exam of 2025, but it was opposed by NMC and NTA, mere bhai. Pradhan pe yeh wala teer galat tha. UGC wala teer sahi tha.

[Vidit Sharma 🇮🇳 @TheViditsharma]

Seeing this video is truly heartbreaking. 💔

I don't know where this incident happened, but someone has cruelly painted this innocent dog with harmful colours. Animals are not toys or objects for entertainment. The chemicals in paints can severely damage their skin, eyes, and overall health.

Please treat animals with kindness and compassion. If anyone knows the location of this dog, please alert local rescuers so this poor soul can receive the care it desperately needs.

#BeKindToAnimals #AnimalCruelty #Compassion

[Vidit Sharma 🇮🇳 @TheViditsharma]

This little kitten is looking for a forever home. ❤️

She deserves a family that will love, protect, and cherish her for a lifetime. If you're looking to welcome a furry companion into your home, please consider giving this adorable little soul the loving home she deserves.

Adopt. Don't Shop. One adoption can change a life forever.

For adoption, please contact: 8787078819

Even if you can't adopt, please share this post. Your one share could help this precious kitten find her forever family. ❤️🐾

#AdoptDontShop
#Cats

[Prasant Rai @PRaiLAC]

Can you change a life today?

A 4-year-old German Shepherd in Delhi is searching for a loving forever home.

If you can't adopt, please share this post—your share could save his life. ❤️

#AdoptDontShop #DelhiDogs #Rescue

@Iyervval

[Vidit Sharma 🇮🇳 @TheViditsharma]

We just received a report about this tiny newborn puppy. It appears someone has separated him from his mother and left him behind to die. Heartbreaking 💔

He looks barely 10 days old. His eyes haven't even opened yet. He is struggling to walk, helplessly crying, with ants crawling all over his tiny body. No newborn deserves to suffer like this.

Our team is on the way to rescue him and bring him to safety. We pray we reach him in time.

This is not just abandonment it is an act of unimaginable cruelty. Newborn puppies cannot survive without their mother's warmth and milk.

Relocating or abandoning puppies is never the solution. The real and humane solution is sterilization. Responsible sterilization programs are the only way to control the stray animal population and prevent such heartbreaking situations.

These innocent puppies have done nothing wrong. They deserve love, protection, and a chance to live.

Please keep this little soul in your kind prayers. We hope he finds the strength to fight through this and gets the second chance at life that every innocent being deserves.

#Dogs
#AnimalWelfare

[कावेरी राणा 🐾🐾 @TheDogMother_]

🐾💔 URGENT KITTEN ADOPTION APPEAL – Meet KitKat! 💔🐾

Sweet KitKat, a beautiful 7-month-old rescued kitten, lost her home when her family relocated and surrendered her to Sophie Memorial Animal Relief Trust (SMART Animal Sanctuary), Greater Noida.

She deserves more than another goodbye. She deserves a forever family filled with love, safety, and cuddles. 🏡❤️

If you're looking to adopt a kitten in Greater Noida, Delhi NCR, KitKat is waiting to fill your home with purrs, love, and endless joy.

📍Location: Greater Noida
📩 Please message us to adopt or help us find her forever home.

Please share this post—your one share could change KitKat's life forever. 🐱✨

#AdoptDontShop #KittenAdoption #AdoptAKitten #RescueCat #CatAdoption #GreaterNoida #DelhiNCR #AnimalRescue #ForeverHome #SMARTAnimalSanctuary

[कावेरी राणा 🐾🐾 @TheDogMother_]

🐾💔 They Lost Their Home. Can You Give Them Yours? 🏡❤️

Meet this beautiful brother and sister pair of Persian cats. They are approximately 2–3 years old, gentle, affectionate, and incredibly well-mannered.

Their world changed overnight when the family they trusted left the city and abandoned them. They didn't understand why the people they loved never came back. They simply waited... hoping someone would return.

Despite the heartbreak, they have remained sweet, calm, and full of love. They are litter-trained, well-behaved, and enjoy each other's company, making them the perfect companions for a loving home.

They have already lost everything once. We hope they never have to experience that pain again.

If you have room in your heart and home, please consider adopting this bonded pair together. Keeping them together means they won't lose the only family they have left—each other. ❤️

Every abandoned animal deserves a second chance. Maybe that chance is with you.

📩 Please message if you can adopt or help us find them a loving forever home. Even sharing this post could help reunite them with the family they truly deserve. 🐱🐱💕

#AdoptDontShop #PersianCats #CatAdoption #AdoptAPet #RescueCats #ForeverHome #SaveALife #AnimalRescue #BondedPair #CatsOfInstagram #PetAdoption #Compassion #SecondChances

[Sudarshan Birla @birla_sb_]

Spent the last week building something I couldn't stop thinking about 😁. Mumbai has thousands of street cats (I love cats). They live in our lanes, outside our buildings, in most of the cafes.

So I built meowmbai - A community map where you spot, explore, & pin Mumbai's street cats.

Every cat gets a profile. Every neighborhood gets a count. People can upload cat sightings, discover cats around the city, explore adoption opportunities, & find helpful resources for cat care.

It's live. Go find your local cat. Have fun at
https://t.co/NbY1d7axLx 🐾🐈

#mumbaicats #meowmbai #cats #mumbai

[Kamlesh Singh / Tau @kkstau]

Zero safety culture and extremely high corruption. This deadly mix ends in tragedies like the one in Lucknow today.

[Amit Malviya @amitmalviya]

Roland Garros has delivered one of the most remarkable stories in recent tennis history.

Mirra Andreeva produced a dominant performance in the final against Maja Chwalińska, winning 6-3, 6-2. At just 19 years and 39 days, she became the youngest French Open women’s champion since Monica Seles in 1992.

But as extraordinary as Andreeva’s triumph was, the journey of Maja Chwalińska deserves equal admiration.

The 24-year-old Polish player arrived in Paris ranked No. 114 in the world and had to win three qualifying matches just to enter the main draw. Before this tournament, she had won only one Grand Slam main-draw match in her career.

What followed was a fairytale run. Chwalińska won nine matches in Paris, becoming the first qualifier in the Open Era to reach the Roland Garros women’s final and the first qualifier to reach any Grand Slam final since Emma Raducanu at the 2021 US Open.

Her achievement is all the more remarkable because of what she endured to get there. Chwalińska stepped away from tennis in 2021 after a prolonged battle with depression, later speaking openly about a period when she “couldn’t get out of bed anymore.” She also battled injuries, including knee surgery in 2022, before rebuilding her career.

Financially, too, this tournament has transformed her career. By reaching the final, Chwalińska earned approximately $1.61 million in prize money, more than her entire previous career earnings combined.

A year ago, few outside tennis circles knew her name.

Today, she leaves Paris as a Grand Slam finalist, a Top-30 player, and one of the most inspiring stories in modern sport.

Sport has a way of reminding us that perseverance often matters just as much as talent.

[Dhermesh Manghnani @dhermesh]

A few weeks ago, I shared my vision for TARP – The Animal Rescue Project.

Today, the first beta is live: https://t.co/35Jm50F8lB

It's still early, rough around the edges, and far from where I want it to be.

Which is why I'd love your honest feedback.
What works? What could be better? And What's missing?

I'm building this in public and would love the community's help in shaping it.

Drop your thoughts below 👇 and follow along as we build something truly impactful for animals and pet owners across India.

[Abhijit Majumder @abhijitmajumder]

A girl raped by 700 men over three years.
Jack Daniel bottle shoved into a 12-year-old girl in course of rape.
Girls kept in dog cages.
Girls raped by dogs, men betting on the act.
~ @RupertLowe10 narrates what Pakistani rape gangs did to British girls.

[Bandra Buzz @bandrabuzz]

BANDRA-WORLI SEA LINK 🚨

Told your FASTag balance is zero at a toll booth?

A recent experience shared from the Bandra-Worli Sea Link is prompting motorists to take a closer look before making a payment.

Have you ever faced a similar situation at a toll plaza?

[Kamlesh Singh / Tau @kkstau]

Indian groups going abroad for vacations should undergo a week-long civic sense course before being allowed to travel.

Nearly every tourist-friendly destination has developed hostility towards all Indians because of the uncouth and loutish behaviour of many of them.

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

843 women in Beed, India had their uterus surgically removed in 2024, right before they went to cut sugarcane. 477 of them were aged 30 to 35. The Maharashtra government's own health survey, published in June 2025, said so.

The surgeries are about money. In Beed, a man and his wife sign up as a working pair, locally called a koyta (the sickle they use). A middleman called a mukadam gives them an upfront payment of Rs 50,000 to 60,000 (about $520 to $625) for a six-month sugarcane season. To work that off, the couple has to cut and load two tonnes of cane every single day, for 12 to 14 hours, with no day off all week. The mukadam keeps 15 to 25 percent of the hiring amount plus another 30 percent of what the couple earns. The fine for missing a day is Rs 250 to 500. A woman who takes one day off when her period is bad can lose almost a week of take-home pay.

The mill that buys the cane is legally separate from all of it. The mill just sells the sugar. Maharashtra has 210 sugar mills and is finishing the 2025-26 season near 10 million tonnes of sugar produced. The buyers include Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, Mondelez (which owns Cadbury), and Unilever. A 2024 New York Times and Fuller Project investigation traced the chain through two big sugar companies, Dalmia Bharat Sugar and NSL Sugars. Both fed into mills carrying the industry's main ethical stamp, called Bonsucro. Its audits caught none of it. The Times found everything those audits missed, in months.

Back in 2019, a government investigation surveyed 82,309 women cane cutters in Beed. 13,861 of them, 17 percent, had had their uterus removed. A 2024 study by the IIED, an international research group, looked harder at 423 households in Beed. In households where the women had migrated for cane work, 55.73 percent had had a hysterectomy. Where the women had stayed home, the figure was 17.06 percent. Across all of India, the national rate for women aged 15 to 49 is 3.2 percent.

After the 2024 reporting: Mondelez quietly cut ties with Dalmia. Coca-Cola launched a worker-training program in 4 mills. PepsiCo blocked a shareholder vote in February 2025, using a US rule that lets companies skip votes on parts of their business worth less than 5 percent of revenue. The US Department of Labor added Beed sugar to its list of products made using forced labour. Maharashtra set up another committee on February 25, 2026, seven years after its first one.

In those seven years, the sugar kept coming. The system that produces the hysterectomies is the same system that produces the sugar in the soda cans on the shelf. Both are still working exactly as they were built.

[कुशल मेहरा @kushal_mehra]

I spoke with @kuldeepmishra at @TheLallantop about both my books Nastik and Blasphemy. Kuldeep asks a lot of fundamental philosophical questions in this conversation which are important. These questions are foundational and after a long time someone asked me about things like why should we be good if there is no God. I purposely answered in Hinglish hoping even Indians from the South side of India get to tune into this chat. Please check this chat out.
https://t.co/N9Tz6RT6uR

[ANI @ANI]

Bar Council of India writes to Bar Council of West Bengal seeking records on Mamata Banerjee’s enrolment and legal practice status after reports of her appearance before Calcutta High Court in advocate’s robes. BCI seeks details on enrolment, suspension/resumption of practice and certificate of practice within 2 days.

[कुशल मेहरा @kushal_mehra]

I want the Indian state to assure that:

1. There are no legal consequences for speech beyond

a. Direct call to violence
b. Civil defamation
c. Giving away nuclear codes

2. The state gives ample protection in the form of law and order by protecting the so-called "offenders" who have "hurt sentiments" of humans on behalf of gods.

I do not care about the social consequences for uttering words that are deemed offensive. You can boycott their channel, stop talking to them, abuse them verbally in the most profuse manner as long as the point one standard is followed.

Social consequences are a trade off we should be fine with. I want freedom to say things like Udayanidhi Stalin. I want to say what he says about other religions, especially Islam that I feel very threatened and offended by as a disbeliever.

Hindus think they can restrict an Udaynidhi Stalin. No you ignoramouses you will never achieve that target. Demand parity with Udaynidhi. Demand the right to Blaspheme all day and every day.

[ANI @ANI]

#WATCH | Delhi: One of the victims says, "... This incident happened at around 6:10 am, there were four people. Two of them took off their shirts and started catcalling us. We confronted them about it. Afterwards, we moved further away and sat down quietly. Shortly, the two guys approached us again. They started poking me, and at that exact moment, a car pulled up right in front of us. A man opened the car door and was watching the scene unfold... My friend took out her camera to start recording... Those men came really close to us, and when my friend pushed him, one of them slapped her. After that, all seven of them grabbed her, tore her clothes, beaten her up... We were asking for help, but no one was there... People were watching and laughing."

[Abhijit Iyer-Mitra @Iyervval]

DAY 3 of requesting @narendramodi ji & @HardeepSPuri ji to raise fuel prices. The blockade is the new normal. If we do not bite the bullet now, the impact on the economy will be disastrous in the medium term. Please please please raise prices 🙏🏾

A fiscal conservative citizen