Manoj Kumar(ମନୋଜ କୁମାର )🇮🇳

Mahakal ka bhakt...🔥🔥🔥

[Oc updates @ocupdate]

सैवेज संबित पात्रा

धागा खोल दिए 🔥

[Manoj Kumar(ମନୋଜ କୁମାର )🇮🇳 @ManojKu50087553]

@SpeaksSabya kidhar se...

[Facts @BefittingFacts]

The Newslaundry has zero regard for POSH regulations, even their office seems to be made in a way to make women feel the most unsafe possible with not even seperate washrooms for women.

But sadly, somehow NCW is able to sleep over it so far.

[Manoj Kumar(ମନୋଜ କୁମାର )🇮🇳 @ManojKu50087553]

@taran_adarsh

[Kreately.in @KreatelyMedia]

Bengaluru roads are not safe for women

cc RSS Home Minister @PriyankKharge

[Panchjanya @epanchjanya]

दिल दहला देने वाला दृश्य...

एक 21 वर्षीय लड़के ने स्कूल के कक्षाकक्ष में एक लड़की पर बिजली की आरी से हमला किया।

लड़की की मौत हो गई और एक अन्य लड़की गंभीर रूप से घायल हो गई।

आंध्र प्रदेश के अनंतपुर की घटना।

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

As images of Capt Smit Macchar’s lacerated scalp surfaced, Dhruv Rathee again faced backlash for claiming in a now-deleted video that "people are saying this is a false flag operation."

In his defense, Rathee argued he was merely quoting others.

This is classic rhetorical framing used to introduce a conspiracy theory and inject baseless claims into public discourse while maintaining plausible deniability.

For an influencer with millions of followers, this is logically flawed and socially irresponsible. The distinction between making an assertion directly and framing it as an external rumor is negligible in terms of audience impact; the moment he amplified an unfounded "false flag" narrative, even wrapped in neutral framing, he granted it visibility and unearned credibility, planting seeds of doubt without taking accountability.

It would have been acceptable had he immediately debunked those rumors as false, baseless conspiracy theories after quoting them. But he didn't. Instead, he simply stated that people were calling it a false flag and suggested waiting for the investigation to find out, leaving an unfounded conspiracy on equal footing with facts.

Imagine a scenario where the world is battling a severe pandemic similar to COVID-19, and a creator states, "People are saying 80% of the world's population will be wiped out, but let's see if it's true or not." It would create immense panic among everyday viewers who trust him, even if he relies on plausible deniability.

There is a clear reason why he ultimately had to delete that video.

[Anshul Saxena @AskAnshul]

36 illegal Bangladeshi were detained during a police raid at Jogamaya Ferry Ghat in Dhubri, Assam.

The people of Assam have a lot to teach us about tolerance, cultural preservation, and the struggle to protect their identity.

Despite facing difficulties due to large-scale migration from Bangladesh, the people of Assam have shown great tolerance. They have continued to protect their language, culture, traditions, and identity. Their patience and determination to preserve their roots, even in the face of challenges, are truly something we can all learn from.

[Anshul Saxena @AskAnshul]

Same newspaper: The New Indian Express.

Same Journalist: Vernika Awal.

But Karwa Chauth is "The Hunger Games", whereas Ramzan is "Feasts of Faith."

[Sarthak Bhagat @sarthakbhagat45]

Written by the same person, published in the same media. But see how the opinion changes according to the narrative.

[Mr Sinha @Mrsinha]

Why is nobody talking about this?

Meet Gaurav Kumar, husband of a former Haryana Mahila Congress general secretary.

He is protesting against the Gandhi family, alleging that he paid ₹7 crore directly to Priyanka Vadra for a Lok Sabha ticket for his wife, but she was denied the ticket despite the payment.

He is now demanding a full refund of his money.

[Anshul Saxena @AskAnshul]

He is Jayabalakrishnan, a street food vendor in Kochi, Keralam.

He was killed when a Mercedes-Benz driven by the 17-year-old minor son of an Additional District Judge rammed into his scooter.

Result: The accused son of a Judge got bail in 3 hours.

[Kreately.in @KreatelyMedia]

If they do this to idols, imagine what they did to our ancestors.

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Big AI models are trained on internet data that is overwhelmingly English-speaking and Western.

When people rely on these generic systems, they naturally output Western perspectives, ignoring or misrepresenting local languages, traditions, and regional histories. As everyone adopts the same global AI, local nuances risk being standardized out of existence.

Goa's Sovereign AI initiative offers a commendable solution. By teaching the system Konkani and feeding it authentic Goan history, Goa gives tourists accurate, localized storytelling rather than a watered-down global summary. In doing so, the state is using advanced technology as a digital vault to protect its identity, ensuring its culture and language thrive in the modern era.

Rohan Khaunte, an electrical engineer spearheading the project, holds both the Tourism and IT portfolios. His dual role eliminates bureaucratic friction and cross-ministry delays, enabling direct deployment of Sovereign AI into the tourism sector. Hope other states also follow suit.

[Kreately.in @KreatelyMedia]

यह लड़का रुलाएगा मेरे को एक दिन

@hindufund_

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Why youth is angry, idealistic, anti-establishment by nature and how communists exploit those traits:

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Dawn, arguably the most prominent independent news organization in Pakistan, compiled a list of the country's seven most rigged elections and ranked the 2018 elections at number one.

However, former Indian Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) SY Quraishi, whom Dhruv Rathee interviewed as an independent, impartial expert on Indian elections, SIR and current CEC Gyanesh Kumar called this very 2018 Pakistan elections free, fair, and transparent.

This single example is enough to understand Quraishi's objectivity, judgement and bias.

[Ajeet Bharti @ajeetbharti]

This is not live jihad and these morons choose their lives/deaths. No sympathy for them in 2026.

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

A politician’s family inevitably shapes their public image, a reality seen even in the developed world, from Billy Carter's controversies to the scrutiny of Hunter Biden.

It's more evident in a country like India, where shared family values are central to the social fabric, so people inevitably associate a leader with the actions of their relatives. This public association becomes entirely justified when family members derive their elevated social status, career opportunities, and public adulation directly from the politician's position. You cannot comfortably accept the sycophancy and perks of proximity to power while expecting absolute immunity from public critique.

If a politician genuinely wants to shield their family from the political crossfire, those family members must consciously step away from the limelight and abstain from opinionated public discourse. But, if a relative chooses to be highly vocal and actively wades into public issues, their opinions become fair game for criticism.

A leader cannot have it both ways. You cannot claim your family member is an independent individual whose actions should not reflect upon you, and then turn around and use official authority against those who criticize the relative for their own publicly stated views.

[Ajeet Bharti @ajeetbharti]

भाई सुन! अपना अलग विशेषण ले कर आ। महामानव केवल पुराने समर्थक कह सकते हैं। नारों से ले कर विषय और माँग तक, सब ये चिरकुट चुरा कर लाते हैं। इसीलिए कोई गंभीरता से नहीं लेता। देखो, महामानव, नीलेंद्र, नीलमनाव आदि हम लोगों के हैं। तुम लोग अपना कुछ बनाओ।